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  • figaro 🏄‍♂️
    Oct 22, 2025

    Only if they were purposely misleading people into thinking they didn't.

  • Oct 22, 2025

    If all do is flex in your music than yes

  • Oct 22, 2025

    All I know is Lil Wayne would be working at McDonald’s if Tupac was alive

  • Oct 22, 2025

    If you're an indie artist then idc but if you're a rapper who raps about a certain lifestyle then obviously I'm looking at you differently.

  • Oct 22, 2025

    I think if you had a good run with fame and then fell off and had to get a normal job afterwards then ima think u managed your money poorly

    Like some things should set you up for life

  • Oct 22, 2025
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    F*** no

  • Oct 22, 2025

    No especially if they have kids

  • Oct 22, 2025

    If you care about this in the current economy you're a literal child

  • Oct 22, 2025

    no

  • Oct 22, 2025

    under 0 circumstance matter of fact unless they r beefing a guy and flex on him

  • RASIE 🎣
    Oct 22, 2025
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    Ngl hadji, this is an absurd question and im not sure any normal person would think about their answer for more than half a second

    Like what even made your brain decide that this was a question worth exploring?

  • Oct 22, 2025

    even if ur making money keeping ur job is a good idea till ur making big bank

  • RASIE 🎣
    Oct 22, 2025

    "People really be listening to this man's music like that? Yall know he's a valet at the Marriott right?

    Not even trying to hate, but imagine playing his new single while you're driving up to the porte-cochère, and then you hop out and hand him your car keys. Disgusting 🫵😂

    Couldn't be me."

  • Oct 22, 2025

    Absolutely. Makes the music more authentic in a way

  • I'd prolly be dead if I was basic
    Would you still give me head if I had day shifts?

  • Oct 22, 2025

    As a proponent of normal nigga raps I actually respect the hustle and effort it takes to make ends meet and still try to pursue a dream.

  • No that's fine, it's the sober ones I can't stand

  • Oct 22, 2025

    i would kill for a full book of stories from my favorite artists about their day jobs. i wish people were more open about this

  • Oct 22, 2025

    surprisingly i know at least two non-famous rock musicians off the top of my head with their own restaurants

  • Oct 22, 2025
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    at the same time i kinda feel like itd kill a lot of drive in young people if they were more aware of all of their favorites working day jobs

    that drive would die at some point anyhow but would be bad if itd happened too early

  • Oct 22, 2025

    Makes me like them more

  • Oct 22, 2025
    TUNDRA IV

    See yung joc as an example of how the general public also treats you post career

    Yeah another example

  • Oct 22, 2025
    Gemini aries

    Yess they're supposed to be ballin f***ing b****es and Poppin perks

    Why can't you do that and then wake up for your UPS job in the morning

  • Oct 22, 2025
    RICHAXXVOYCE

    F*** no

    Great example of the contrary

  • Oct 22, 2025
    RASIE

    Ngl hadji, this is an absurd question and im not sure any normal person would think about their answer for more than half a second

    Like what even made your brain decide that this was a question worth exploring?

    The fact that artists like Roscoe Dash and Yung Joc have been clowned for having jobs and the fact that many major label artists are forced to work a day job in 2025 at least part-time to keep the lights on are two incongruous thoughts

    on KTT I expected most answers to be like yours, but I'm not sure if it's indicative of a larger and less critically-thinking music fanbase on the internet

    people in the thread did bring up a decent point though that if someone makes "flexing" music and works a day job it is a bit difficult to reconcile their image at surface level at the same time though music is an art form and doesn't necessarily HAVE to reflect their day to day life