Let’s take DAMN.

Interview questions that are obvious but no one has asked because it would deemed critique.

1. The consensus is that this is your most mainstream album to date, was that deliberate and will this be the trend going forward in terms of production?

2. People considered TPAB a masterpieces but some say it had little to no replay value, was that a reason for the more mainstream sounds?

Idk I don’t hear Zane say that to everyone I would think if he makes a claim like that he’d mean it

Zane should be in the p*** industry, with all that d*** riding he does every interview. He doesn’t have a subjective bone in his body. He’s pathetic.

Big Sean's album is actually pretty good though

Why Would I stop, Lucky Me, Deep Reverence, wolves, body language (song is h**** as hell), Harder than my demons, lithuania, FEED, Don Life, Still I Rise....

these are just my favorites but thats a lot from one album.

quit frontin on sean like those aren't quality

Zane Lowe a yes man lol

1. I think I remember reading something like that in the Rolling Stone interview. Pretty sure he said Damn was a hybrid of GKMC and TPAB

2. please dont ever say this Reddit-core s*** IRL

I know it's all jokes but there's a French tv show where they rip writers/rappers/singers/movie makers/politicians to shreds (no profanity since its an debate show)

So asking why there's no American equivalent to the that is valid imo (as far as I know)

At 11:00 (roughly translated/paraphrased)

"I love rap but your rap cheats, yours falls flat, it's violence that says sorry... It's pyromania without firemen, it's hematoma without the punch, it's disease without cancer... Your rap is like violence that doesn't hurt, I'm not gonna comment further because you seem like a nice guy"
This rapper is at the top of the rap game in sales and talent, he got belittled like that, and trust me he wasn't a nobody when this happened

Here's the interview with 50 cent

At 10:30 (roughly translated/paraphrased)

"I hate rap but I'm interested in your character, why (someone interjects "because he's gay" and everyone laughs") ... Because your message aligns with hypercapitalism that reflects American liberal society form the 90s/2000s, you talk about selling dope and making more money rapping and that's interesting to me; somewhere in the 90s/2000s traditional capitalism merged with a mafioso capitalism of d*** traffickers..."

• tbf, this is the only show I know of that treats its guests like this...
  They're able to have actual debates and ask hard hitting questions + give their opinions (positive, neutral, negative) no matter who the guest is...

lmfao this, mfs acting like an album review and an interview are the same thing

cause it's all corporate lol

the artists don't have any integrity so why should the people interviewing them?

Cause these platforms are for the artists to promote themselves? The platforms would also like to have these artists back on.

Zane Lowe the biggest brown noser of all time