8:09 pm
March 20, 2013
8:51 pm
June 13, 2013
i wonder if hes going to go the blaze route and have jamie write most of his shit?
but i know this guy is gonna blow up huge,and make MNE a real underground force, and it will finally nab Twiztid the coveted slot of being on “The Talking Dead”, god knows they deserve it after campaigning so hard for it for like 5 years
9:06 pm
January 19, 2013
9:37 pm
January 5, 2015
LuckyNumbrXIII said
Chris said
i wonder if hes going to go the blaze route and have jamie write most of his shit?[citation needed]
I suppose he had time to write Blaze’s albums while J was writing Twiztid’s AMIRITE?
Isn’t it common knowledge that Jamie wrote a lot of blazes stuff?
Also, I’m sure that twiztid will help him / teach him how to write and structure songs better. That’s what you do for proteges isn’t it?

7:43 am
April 4, 2012
There were definitely some re-used beats on the first release of GR. The first few listens I thought it was a dope enough record, but after that I started picking up on the recycling that was going on production wise, the credibility went out the window. You can’t take your top 3 artist on the label (at the time) make him wait to release his own record, and give him material that you’ve already used before. That’s kind of a slap in the face.
The fact that Blaze even coming out and saying he didn’t like the record coupled with the not one, but two super dope remixes we got speaks volumes for what the first should have been.
8:19 am
October 8, 2014
For me it was nothing that I’m hype on….at all. To be honest it was kind of boring. I just don’t see this guy being a MNE superstar, someone said he kind of reminds me of ROC…..lol that’s a perfect comparison! Just…..kind…..of….meh. Dunno, I’m hard to impress tho. If you don’t just come with some wig splitten shit, or be on some super original type shit. To me you just sound like everyone else. If the beat doesn’t INSTANTLY hit me, then for me its just hard to get through a whole song when listening to someone new.
I wont be looking for this….
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Facts: ABK was a hypeman for Blaze. He worked hard, was given a few opportunities to shine on guest spots on records, eventually was able to release his own music after the overwhelmingly positive feedback from Juggalos. He may have already had his fifteen minutes of fame, underground fame, but no matter where he goes or what happens, Blaze was never ABK’s hypeman.
Lavel used to be Blaze’s hypeman after ABK was put on tours. Lavel went under the name of Shadow so briefly that I’m almost thinking it was an acid flashback.
More Facts: Blaze and ABK make a good duo. The Drive-By styff is underrated in my opinion.
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