I do remember when he (or maybe his family at that point) made an NFT so maybe. It’d probably be in his visuals and not the music though

These rappers ain’t your saviors brother

We all know how P felt about the government and Hav and Noyd have performed at Pro-Palestine benefit concerts so nah Capital P wouldve been one the right side of the cause

Well.. Drake is a dork so it’s on brand

If Doom were still alive he would have saved Kanye

Nobody outright saying no is hilarious

Older niggas fw AI on some tinkering “what can I come up with” s*** (voice dubbing for characters like DOOM would probably use, someone like Alc not wanting to clear samples lmao, someone like Ye can get more intricate chops with stem separation, etc) while younger generations think you just press a button and it easy bakes you a song, which to be fair a lot of the marketing they’ve done has made it seem like that

Ironically the younger generation, piracy and devaluation of the music industry is why we are here

Probably tbh
But not to spit verses for him
There are cool ways to go about it
I heard that Carti got some ai vocals on his album and I was disgusted fr

think he'd be for it.
maybe not for his music per say, but doubt he'd mind rapping on an ai beat or using it for visuals.

i jus remember that quote of his from way back that drew controversy.. :

I write rhymes and s*** to get money. Other than that I don’t listen to hip-hop music. I only do this for the simple fact of points-per-rhyme, the point game. It seems to be a profitable thing these days, and nobody else is really paying attention to it. You can be about your points, and if nobody else can do it, you can get some change off that joint, because you’re the only one doing it like that. That’s what I get out of the rhyming. You might be walking down the street, playing with words in your mind, so you throw them back and forth, and words that rhyme just come to you. A practice to keep your mind sharp, is how we used to see it. But then it turned out to be something—if you put it to music, in a rhythmic way, and you know how to bring the point across, then you can turn it to something that’s real profitable. — MF DOOM, SPIN Magazine, 2019