Is MMG dead?

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A1000MILES;6220613 said:
The GD's never chased him or anybody in MMG...

Anyways...It's just quiet over there right now from an overall view...When MMG as a label was "hot" it was cause Meek, Wale, Ross, and to a lesser degree Pill and Magazeen were all makin noise...They all had singles buzzin, there was excitement and energy...They can do it again, and soon as they do, this thread will be irrelevant...

But yeah...Ross's health, the label switch, and the fact that I think they realized they were moving at a faster pace than they could really maintain just slowed down the momentum...

ha ha burnin that bag of money and the money aint coming back in fast enuff ..................

 
blackamerica;6220547 said:
Cosign this thread 100%.

But the REAL reason MMG is slowly falling off is because all the little L's Rick Ross has taken. Think about it, the whole C.O. situation (wasn't very little though) didn't kill him, but definitely hurt his image. Then the real Rick Ross taking shots at him every chance he get in interviews. Gunplay gettin his azz whooped at the BET award show. Ross getting shot at in the whip. He telling Jeezy, "we not pushin that back" when talking about his release date (when he thought Jeezy's buzz was dyin) only to have Def JAm push GFID back right after.

But the the DEATH BLOW was that GD situation. The nigga can never talk that gangsta shit like that after getting chased by them GD's. Fans have it in the back of they minds "aint that the same Rick Ross that ran from them GD's, GTFOH!!". MMG running low on credibility

Co-Sign.

what MMG needs right now is better music and take themselves seriously.

 
sully;6220166 said:
Peezy_Jenkins;6220158 said:
niggas keep bringin up terror squad with these other groups, i dont understand why tho?! u can take them out and put mmg up there tbh, and nah they not dead last album that came out on the label went number 1, slowing down maybe, but not dead yet

Terror Squad have been bigger and more popular than MMG.

Fat Joe's gone gold and plat.

Big Pun went plat and gold.

Terror Squad: The Album sold 250,000 (more than any MMG group album thus far)

and True Story went gold with a hit arguably bitter than anything that's come out of the MMG camp.

Not to mention all the singles that Terror Squad have produced that have been bigger than anything out of MMG.

The REAL terror squad died thanks to fat joe, big pun's domestic violence and his death.

not to mention liza rios.

 
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Cutler 26 INT's LOL!;6219487 said:
You niggas want Young Money and MMG gone so bad lol

yeah but mmg actually gives 90% of their artists release dates. cant say the same about ymcmb

ymcmb is pretty much gone and drake and nicki are the only rappers that have careers. let me know when lil twis, bow wow, lil cuchkee, corey gunz or any more of those no name rappers has a single on the charts again lol
 
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Monizzle14;6221166 said:
Cutler 26 INT's LOL!;6219487 said:
You niggas want Young Money and MMG gone so bad lol

yeah but mmg actually gives 90% of their artists release dates. cant say the same about ymcmb

ymcmb is pretty much gone and drake and nicki are the only rappers that have careers. let me know when lil twis, bow wow, lil cuchkee, corey gunz or any more of those no name rappers has a single on the charts again lol

Too much competition in the game, not to mention oversaturation and overexposure.

 
tupacfan35;6221176 said:
Monizzle14;6221166 said:
Cutler 26 INT's LOL!;6219487 said:
You niggas want Young Money and MMG gone so bad lol

yeah but mmg actually gives 90% of their artists release dates. cant say the same about ymcmb

ymcmb is pretty much gone and drake and nicki are the only rappers that have careers. let me know when lil twis, bow wow, lil cuchkee, corey gunz or any more of those no name rappers has a single on the charts again lol

Too much competition in the game, not to mention oversaturation and overexposure.

the competition in the rap game is not really that stiff tho lol lets be honest. the bad choices of picking reject artists and the inability to promote and develop the artist is why a label exist. MMG does this the best of many of the new labels and ymcmb is the best example of not doing those things.
 
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Monizzle14;6221183 said:
tupacfan35;6221176 said:
Monizzle14;6221166 said:
Cutler 26 INT's LOL!;6219487 said:
You niggas want Young Money and MMG gone so bad lol

yeah but mmg actually gives 90% of their artists release dates. cant say the same about ymcmb

ymcmb is pretty much gone and drake and nicki are the only rappers that have careers. let me know when lil twis, bow wow, lil cuchkee, corey gunz or any more of those no name rappers has a single on the charts again lol

Too much competition in the game, not to mention oversaturation and overexposure.

the competition in the rap game is not really that stiff tho lol lets be honest. the bad choices of picking reject artists and the inability to promote and develop the artist is why a label exist. MMG does this the best of many of the new labels and ymcmb is the best example of not doing those things.

Monizzle14;6221183 said:
tupacfan35;6221176 said:
Monizzle14;6221166 said:
Cutler 26 INT's LOL!;6219487 said:
You niggas want Young Money and MMG gone so bad lol

yeah but mmg actually gives 90% of their artists release dates. cant say the same about ymcmb

ymcmb is pretty much gone and drake and nicki are the only rappers that have careers. let me know when lil twis, bow wow, lil cuchkee, corey gunz or any more of those no name rappers has a single on the charts again lol

Too much competition in the game, not to mention oversaturation and overexposure.

the competition in the rap game is not really that stiff tho lol lets be honest. the bad choices of picking reject artists and the inability to promote and develop the artist is why a label exist. MMG does this the best of many of the new labels and ymcmb is the best example of not doing those things.

Your wrong, MMG got the death blow and so did YMCMB.

The GD's and Lil Wayne dissing miami heat really ruined their chances at being on top.

TDE is next.

 
Peezy_Jenkins;6220184 said:
the only advantage they really have is higher charting singles, fat joe and pun went plat once and gold once with 12 albums between them, ross has gon gold on every album, wale went gold on ambition, self made 2 sold 270,000 to date outselling terror squad the album in a time where record sales are harder to come by and with no huge hits

Ross and Wale have shipped gold. They haven't sold gold on every album.

- 12 albums between Joe and Pun, but we're talking about Terror Squad when they were Terror Squad, i.e., everything prior to Pun's death (in which case we could probably exclude Joe's platinum album), but that still places them higher than an MMG, IMO, b/c of the big deal a Latin going platinum was. It was monumental and as a group they've been influential to the point where they've influenced and brought along enough artists that did their own thing (successfully or otherwise).

Joell Ortiz, DJ Khaled, Pitbull, Reggaeton Nore, Remy Martin, the continued relevance of Fat Joe post-TS, were all results of that short era of Terror Squad.

and like I said, MMG has had some appeal, selling gold on some of their albums, but a lot of that, like I referred to and others have mentioned, more likely a result of their independent grind than their affiliation with MMG.

The one thing about TS though, is that, unlike almost all those other labels, they actually were a group (with Fat Joe added later). Pun, Prospect, Cuban Link, Triple Seis, and I think Armageddon were the Full-A-Clipse crew before they got signed by Fat Joe, and even then, Joe seamlessly joined the group and actually sounded like he belonged.

Their group work on that first album and on Don Cartagena and Capital Punishment sounded like a cohesive group that was fluid with their lyrics, unlike most labels who put out group albums, where you can tell the mish-mash of sounds and styles are put together after the artists have already established their styles.
 
sully;6221705 said:
Peezy_Jenkins;6220184 said:
the only advantage they really have is higher charting singles, fat joe and pun went plat once and gold once with 12 albums between them, ross has gon gold on every album, wale went gold on ambition, self made 2 sold 270,000 to date outselling terror squad the album in a time where record sales are harder to come by and with no huge hits

Ross and Wale have shipped gold. They haven't sold gold on every album.

- 12 albums between Joe and Pun, but we're talking about Terror Squad when they were Terror Squad, i.e., everything prior to Pun's death (in which case we could probably exclude Joe's platinum album), but that still places them higher than an MMG, IMO, b/c of the big deal a Latin going platinum was. It was monumental and as a group they've been influential to the point where they've influenced and brought along enough artists that did their own thing (successfully or otherwise).

Joell Ortiz, DJ Khaled, Pitbull, Reggaeton Nore, Remy Martin, the continued relevance of Fat Joe post-TS, were all results of that short era of Terror Squad.

and like I said, MMG has had some appeal, selling gold on some of their albums, but a lot of that, like I referred to and others have mentioned, more likely a result of their independent grind than their affiliation with MMG.

The one thing about TS though, is that, unlike almost all those other labels, they actually were a group (with Fat Joe added later). Pun, Prospect, Cuban Link, Triple Seis, and I think Armageddon were the Full-A-Clipse crew before they got signed by Fat Joe, and even then, Joe seamlessly joined the group and actually sounded like he belonged.

Their group work on that first album and on Don Cartagena and Capital Punishment sounded like a cohesive group that was fluid with their lyrics, unlike most labels who put out group albums, where you can tell the mish-mash of sounds and styles are put together after the artists have already established their styles.

Geddy was not in the full a clipse crew and TS was a graffti crew before they became a rap group and record company.

See the interviews at
http://www.kronick.com/2.0/issue23/ts.shtml
http://www.kronick.com/2.0/issue23/ts-2.shtml
 
tupacfan35;6221822 said:
sully;6221705 said:
Peezy_Jenkins;6220184 said:
the only advantage they really have is higher charting singles, fat joe and pun went plat once and gold once with 12 albums between them, ross has gon gold on every album, wale went gold on ambition, self made 2 sold 270,000 to date outselling terror squad the album in a time where record sales are harder to come by and with no huge hits

Ross and Wale have shipped gold. They haven't sold gold on every album.

- 12 albums between Joe and Pun, but we're talking about Terror Squad when they were Terror Squad, i.e., everything prior to Pun's death (in which case we could probably exclude Joe's platinum album), but that still places them higher than an MMG, IMO, b/c of the big deal a Latin going platinum was. It was monumental and as a group they've been influential to the point where they've influenced and brought along enough artists that did their own thing (successfully or otherwise).

Joell Ortiz, DJ Khaled, Pitbull, Reggaeton Nore, Remy Martin, the continued relevance of Fat Joe post-TS, were all results of that short era of Terror Squad.

and like I said, MMG has had some appeal, selling gold on some of their albums, but a lot of that, like I referred to and others have mentioned, more likely a result of their independent grind than their affiliation with MMG.

The one thing about TS though, is that, unlike almost all those other labels, they actually were a group (with Fat Joe added later). Pun, Prospect, Cuban Link, Triple Seis, and I think Armageddon were the Full-A-Clipse crew before they got signed by Fat Joe, and even then, Joe seamlessly joined the group and actually sounded like he belonged.

Their group work on that first album and on Don Cartagena and Capital Punishment sounded like a cohesive group that was fluid with their lyrics, unlike most labels who put out group albums, where you can tell the mish-mash of sounds and styles are put together after the artists have already established their styles.

Geddy was not in the full a clipse crew and TS was a graffti crew before they became a rap group and record company.

See the interviews at
http://www.kronick.com/2.0/issue23/ts.shtml
http://www.kronick.com/2.0/issue23/ts-2.shtml

That's all good, but why do you have a picture of Faizon Love in your avi?
 
Cutler 26 INT's LOL!;6221881 said:
And these "Ls" yall talkin bout, nobody outside of this forum talks about em.

Told mh homeboy that Gunplay got knocked out. He was like "who?"

Lmao I was just talking about gunplay with my friend and he was like yooooooo have you heard on cartoons and cereal?
 
They could be. They definitely weren't all over the place like they have been the last two summers. SN: It's a damn shame that Ross did nothing with Masspike Miles
 
Cutler 26 INT's LOL!;6221881 said:
And these "Ls" yall talkin bout, nobody outside of this forum talks about em.

Told mh homeboy that Gunplay got knocked out. He was like "who?"
wouldn't the fact that he didn't know who gunplay was be an L?

 
Most overrated crew in recent memory, ain't none of them niggas een went platinum. At least the CTE Summer Camp label has a plat artist in Jeezy...
 

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