Jan 18, 2021
CowBy not doing it. By creating their own music instead of relying on the music of others. Hip hop producers cannot do that though.
There is no way for a big artist to sample a smaller artist and not take credit for it all.
But you're missing the point lol they're making new songs with already existing music, that's the beauty of it
- Jan 18, 2021·1 replyCow
By not doing it. By creating their own music instead of relying on the music of others. Hip hop producers cannot do that though.
There is no way for a big artist to sample a smaller artist and not take credit for it all.
Just a quick question, do you make music?
rano 🇧🇷Jan 18, 2021yall really gonna argue with some c***named cow
- Jan 18, 2021·2 repliesCow
By not doing it. By creating their own music instead of relying on the music of others. Hip hop producers cannot do that though.
There is no way for a big artist to sample a smaller artist and not take credit for it all.
Properly give credit to artists you sample, by not sampling them at all.
Jan 18, 2021FlipFlopJust a quick question, do you make music?
Did you see big foot riding a unicorn this morning?
There’s your answer.
- Jan 18, 2021·1 replyNot Like Josuke
Properly give credit to artists you sample, by not sampling them at all.
That's the point you thick c***. I have explained to you the issue with it, and how hip hop artists do take credit for music they did not create.
- Jan 18, 2021Cow
But do you not think it is an issue when hip hop producers appropriate music and people assume they created it? The nothin but a G thang baseline is universally associated with Dre. He had absolutely no part in creating it. Nobody has a f***ing clue who Leon Haywood is.
This is all over hip hop. Producers making their name off of the work of others. It is legal and fine if they are paying the original artist, but it is still lazy and poor form.
Art is art. Being influenced by a part of a song and choosing to use it on a beat is totally fine. Did you know that the opening riff to Stairway to Heaven was a sample from a song called Taurus by Spirit? People have been doing this long before hip hop was a thing.
You're singling out hip hop without doing the research. The first sampler came out in the 1940s. Reggae artists were sampling in the 1960s.
- Jan 18, 2021·4 replies
A lot of butthurt in here it seems.
I will go back to listening to my Elton John. Enjoy listening to hacks like Kanye. Idiots.
- Jan 18, 2021·1 replyCow
A lot of butthurt in here it seems.
I will go back to listening to my Elton John. Enjoy listening to hacks like Kanye. Idiots.
Sure, also people that speak on things they know s*** about, such as yourself
- Jan 18, 2021·2 repliesBoyay
Sure, also people that speak on things they know s*** about, such as yourself
Enjoy making those s***ty beats in your room using the work of others.
Jan 18, 2021
JT is Electrici agree but 🤔
https://twitter.com/AliquamScripto/status/1351109358147538948Thats what sampling used to be like
F***ing lames
- Jan 18, 2021·1 replyCow
That's the point you thick c***. I have explained to you the issue with it, and how hip hop artists do take credit for music they did not create.
No you didn't.
Your issue is literally that they aren't giving credit.
But they are giving credit, because they're paying for the sample.
And when I asked you how they can properly give credit, if compensating them isn't enough, you just say they shouldn't do it at all lmao.
Your argument doesn't make sense, you just hate sampling for some reason.
Jan 18, 2021Their can be a lot of layers to this conversation, like what if the "American" in question is of that third world country's decent?
- Jan 18, 2021Cow
Enjoy making those s***ty beats in your room using the work of others.
I'm not a producer whatsoever, I've never made a beat in my life. Further proving my point that you speak on things you know s*** about.
- Jan 18, 2021
The Darkest AngelIt's sampling if they get credit, if not then that's stealing and plagiarism
it's hard out here for producer's he should know that better than any oneIt’s not
It’s literally
still sampling - Jan 18, 2021·1 replyNot Like Josuke
No you didn't.
Your issue is literally that they aren't giving credit.
But they are giving credit, because they're paying for the sample.
And when I asked you how they can properly give credit, if compensating them isn't enough, you just say they shouldn't do it at all lmao.
Your argument doesn't make sense, you just hate sampling for some reason.
They have to pay for the sample. They are not choosing to do so. It is required.
My argument is they shouldn't do it. I don't care if they pay for the sample. I don't want to hear s***ty samples you dirty slag. It is hackery. Dre is a hack. You are a hack.
Jan 18, 2021CowYou got an example?
j dilla discography
- Jan 18, 2021·1 replyCow
A lot of butthurt in here it seems.
I will go back to listening to my Elton John. Enjoy listening to hacks like Kanye. Idiots.
Yeah you're really funny man keep it up
Jan 18, 2021·1 reply
kainieeverybody and their grandma knows that big pimpin sample wasn’t all that
nice avy
- Jan 18, 2021
Oh he's that weird guy Abdul
okkkk 
Jan 18, 2021CowEnjoy making those s***ty beats in your room using the work of others.
Sure will !
- Jan 18, 2021·1 replyFlipFlop
Yeah you're really funny man keep it up
Why you so butthurt about all this?
Trying to have a discussion and you are butthurting around me.