I remember Mike Will (on Breakfast Club) saying that the reason he signed them is b/c they can do ANY genre of music. He basically wanted to introduce them as a "rap" duo, but he just wanted the the rap shit to come first so they would have a solid/firm fan base and then teaspoon the listeners their "other side" of music so that people will "get" them.
Very smart on MW's part b/c these dudes will be big if they keep it up! Of course they ain't lyrical, but they're actually good song writers. That's hard to do for any artist, but especially @ their young age. Salute to dem boys!
I remember Mike Will (on Breakfast Club) saying that the reason he signed them is b/c they can do ANY genre of music. He basically wanted to introduce them as a "rap" duo, but he just wanted the the rap shit to come first so they would have a solid/firm fan base and then teaspoon the listeners their "other side" of music so that people will "get" them.
Very smart on MW's part b/c these dudes will be big if they keep it up! Of course they ain't lyrical, but they're actually good song writers. That's hard to do for any artist, but especially @ their young age. Salute to dem boys!
So since they're young and got some extra catchy hooks, they can't write it?? lol.... B/c I'm pretty sure u weren't talkin' about those sophisticated bars they got (/sarcasm).
Btw, they have writing credits on all their songs. Only other people who have writing credits along w/ them is the producer/beatmaker.
Will says Swae Lee was credited as a co-writer on the track, which Will produced, having contributed its central lyric—“O.K. ladies, now let’s get in formation”—during a freestyled songwriting session at Coachella
he said the "ok ladies now lets get in formation" part during a freestyle and they ended up recording it and one way or another, the demo got to beyonce.
