Chadlee

www.soundclick.com/chadleroy "It's like this, you always know that cat that you grew up with or went to school with that had the nice ride? They had this they had that. But Didn't really have to say nothing to no girls, didn't have to develop a personality or talk game? I quote, "It's the same way with music." So all these cats that got all this stuff, but no feeling of Hip-Hop music in their soul, their music is garbage. On the other hand the cats who ain't blessed with all that, as far as equipment, they take what they have and flip it..." "...and there is dope music and there's wack music, that's how it goes. We are trying to find dope MC's whether it be from the underground or Louisiana. It don't matter, dope songs are dope songs." "...our number one goal is to make everyone else's records sound terrible. That's our number one goal." -9th Wonder "The industry isnt giving kids what they think they need to hear. They letting kids dictate what the industry plays, and thats messed up. Thats really backwards..... An example of whats going on is when dinnertime comes at the crib. Your momma brings you out a plate of vegetables, and is like, Its time to eat dinner. Nah, I dont want that broccoli. I want a Kit Kat! F**k you, n***a! Eat these Goddamn vegetables! You arent getting no Kit Kat. So, you either have one or two choices. Like, I know this is the only meal that I can have. Aint no meals coming from nowhere else. Either, I got to eat this healthy food or starve. More than likely, youll eat the healthy food, and youll learn to love it, but still have a Kit Kat here and there. You need that balance. With a lot of these labels and radio stations, they let kids dictate this market. Its on some tail wagging the dog stuff. Were grown-ups. Were supposed to set the trends. I know teenagers are the biggest market, but Im sure part of the reason for that is that adults who spend money dont feel like there is anything out there worth spending money on. If you got 35 year-olds singing to 12 year-olds, then what gives? The average 30 year-old fan of Hip-Hop is like, I still like Hip-Hop, but give me something that I can at least relate to! Its really our societys fixation on the youth." From The Bottom To The Top We Comin Up On Ya'll /center