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DMX Speaks On The Music Industry In Interview
Rapper DMX [click to read] had a lot to stay about the inner workings of the music industry in a recent interview with SoundsLikeFire.com.
In the interview, DMX [click to read] gave his thoughts on artist profits and why artists aren’t making as much as they should.
“The highest paid artist gets like 26 cents off a dollar. And they sell your shit for $20. I can't use my own music without getting your permission,” asked DMX in the interview.
DMX [click to read] continued to speak on money and the music industry in his interview
“I wrote it. Paid a nigga for the beat. I paid your for loaning me the money,” DMX added. “I paid you back your money, now we splitting because you owed me the money but you own my shit. I don't owe you a motherfucking thing. Why is you holding on to my shit? And that's standard. Get the fuck outta here man.”
In the interview, DMX [click to read] gave his thoughts on artist profits and why artists aren’t making as much as they should.
“The highest paid artist gets like 26 cents off a dollar. And they sell your shit for $20. I can't use my own music without getting your permission,” asked DMX in the interview.
DMX [click to read] continued to speak on money and the music industry in his interview
“I wrote it. Paid a nigga for the beat. I paid your for loaning me the money,” DMX added. “I paid you back your money, now we splitting because you owed me the money but you own my shit. I don't owe you a motherfucking thing. Why is you holding on to my shit? And that's standard. Get the fuck outta here man.”
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