Janet Jackson Won’t Clear Sample On Wale’s ‘Girls On Drugs’

[Peezy_Jenkins]

and ill never understand u niggas who hate wale for reasons that have nothing to do with music

 

[esco soprano]

I can see both sides of the coin. I wish she'd release the sample to him cuz I like the shit the way it is. That said, they can redo it close to that without using it. It's been done before.

 

[TonyDubbz]

He should get one of those crazy ass lil pop chicks to sing the vocals like Ke$ha or somebody

 

[StillFaggyAF]

You Wale groupies in ya feelings like him. Quit your bloodclot crying!

The chick says no. He should find a chick to sing those lines or scrap it all together. Da fuck?

KanYe originally had Lauryn Hill on his mind with 'All Falls Down' or she sang a demo cut no? But when it came to record it for the album her crazy ass flipped and 'Ye went a different route with Syleena Johnson and had a hit.. .

Simples.

Look up mystery of iniquity

 

[soulbrother]

Track not that dope...drums are wack...need to just get another beat

 

[soulbrother]

Or....maybe Janet don't want a wack nigga on her beat

 

[Tymoney19]

I honestly think niggas don't like wale cuz he's african

 

[rip.dilla]

I honestly think niggas don't like wale cuz he's african

If you have melaninated Black skin as a human wherever you are from on planet Earth

You are Afrikan. ..

 

[soul rattler]

You Wale groupies in ya feelings like him. Quit your bloodclot crying!

The chick says no. He should find a chick to sing those lines or scrap it all together. Da fuck?

KanYe originally had Lauryn Hill on his mind with 'All Falls Down' or she sang a demo cut no? But when it came to record it for the album her crazy ass flipped and 'Ye went a different route with Syleena Johnson and had a hit.. .

Simples.

Yeah... That's not what happened.

 

[esco soprano]

lol...niggaz really hate Wale like that?!

Wale ain't talking about shit but it's a creative beat concept.... That should stay a concept.

Janet's music is not meant to promote girls doing drugs. She has the right to decide that as an artist. You wouldn't take 'I'll always love you " by Whitney Houston and make it a song about da coco, would you?

At least poetic justice stayed in context...

to add to this, hes also calling women "bitches".

Uhh...this the same Janet Jackson that cleared the sample on and appeared on a remix to Plies "Bust It Baby" song...lets not act like using the word "bitch" is what made her say no to clearing this sample.

That was a sample of the music, not her voice.

Semantics.....Plies has spit out more "bitches" and "niggas" lyrics than anybody. His point is still valid.

 

[sapp08_2001]

I mean Cole spoke on this in his credits

I don't really understand being a dick about samples....

Oh yeah and Wale is a better musician than Janet Jackson

Maaaan go stick yo self

 

[Lebong James]

great song

 

[BarryHalls]

Samples eating nigga's songs up in recent years. That beat is easily recreated without the sample though. The vocal sample isn't even necessary

Yes it is. Its a double entendre about bitches on one. Hence, Girls on Drugs.

 

[desertrain10]

Janet isn't the same person she was back when "Bust it Baby" was first conceived

She converted to Islam like 2,3 years ago

Wouldn't be surprised if that has something to do with it

 

[MasterJayN100]

i heard through the grapevine that she finally cleared it so he can put it on the album.

 

[MR.CJ]

I heard its cleared

 

[Max.]

wale looks like the type to cry after a fight

 

[silverfoxx]

First time hearing song, dope song. And I don't even fuck with Wale like that. Song is some trill shit.

 

[LUClEN]

"I have to disagree. Jennifer's butt is wider but if you talkin total area...Janet Jackson's butt is bigger"

 

[Rampage12]

lol...niggaz really hate Wale like that?!

Wale ain't talking about shit but it's a creative beat concept.... That should stay a concept.

Janet's music is not meant to promote girls doing drugs. She has the right to decide that as an artist. You wouldn't take 'I'll always love you " by Whitney Houston and make it a song about da coco, would you?

At least poetic justice stayed in context...

Only problem is that's not a Whitney Houston song. It's a Dolly Parton song, Whitney just covered it for The Bodyguard soundtrack.