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SHE BURNT ME THAT BITCH BURNT ME & MY FAM, YOU MIGHT NO HER'

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----------------- Bulletin Message ----------------- From: DJ NOPHRILLZ Date: Aug 7, 2007 7:45 AM YEAH PHILLY BURNT ME AND YOU 2. IF YOU SICK OF FAKE THE JAKE ASS NIGGAS, PROMOTERS, CLUB'S, FRIENDS, FAM, & OTHER RAPPER'S THAT'S ON THAT BULL SHIT NOT THAT PHILLY BELL SHIT THIS IS 4 YOU. I FUCK WIT NIGGAS IN ALL HOOD'S, THE DAY PHILLY START SUPPORTING EACH OTHER IN WE GET MONEY LIKE A.T.L., N.Y., C.A., M.I.A., I WILL ALLWAY'S MAKE THE PHUCK PHILLY MIX TAPE SERIE'S, SO IF YOU ARE A REAL PERSON AND YOUR LOCAL RADIO STATION FrONTN & YOU TRYING 2 GET ON THE NEXT PHUCK PHILLY MOST UNDERATED MIX CD HOLLA AND IF YOU WANT A REAL OFFICIAL MIX CD DONE, GET AT ME, SAMPLES ON MY PAGE LET'S GET MONEY TOGHETHER PHILLY P.S.P PHILLY, SUPPORT, PHILLY LET IT PLAY I.........GOTCHU''''''

YEAH, SOME BODY GONE BE MAD BUT PHUCK EM, YOU NEED 2 GET THE MIX TAPE 2 UNDERSTAND. IF YOUR LOCAL RADIO STATION IS FRONTIN ON YOU OR IF YOU ARE SICK OF THE PHILLY, CRAB & BULLSHIT THIS CD IS 4 YOU. AND I AM ALLWAYS LOOKING 4 NEW UNSIGNED ARTIST RAPPERS, SINGER'S, DJ,S WHAT EVER WE ALL CAN WIN REAL RAP. CD FEATURES BEANS, YOUNG HOT, NADO, PHILLY MOST WANTED, RAM SQUAD, TECH 9, DA HEATERZ, YOUNG CHRIS, MONTANA BLAK, INDY 500 M.O.R., FATE , LOGIC, JOEY JIHAD, CHIEF HONCHO, HOUSE WIFE, REESMAN KAK, ZUR MONEY, SCORP DA BOY, & MOSSBURG I.N.C RECORDS

DJ Drama: Mixtapes are already watered down. Mixtapes are a dime a dozen, everyone thinks they can do it. I'm just always one to discard what I don't like, and I applaud what I do like. I don't think that there's that much of an extreme of major labels and mixtapes that it's come to a watered down point. I think the mixtape game in itself, and people not being authentic DJs making mixtapes waters that down more than anything.

 

HipHopCrack: Elaborate on that a little bit.

 

DJ Drama: People think just because you can get on the Internet and get some songs and get a cover made and put it together, that it's a mixtape and you're a DJ, and that's not the case. I thank God that I was raised on the mixtapes and DJs that I was raised on. I come from the era of S&S, Ron G, Doo Wop, Clue...people have said that Clue changed the game for the worst, but he had his own lane, and that's why he is who he is today—he rode his lane and he followed his niche. I don't think there's enough DJs that respect the culture or take a pride and passion in the art of the mixtape. That goes in from the packaging level, to the quality of the CD, the skill on the CD, the mic game, the exclusiveness. I don't put mixtapes out just cuz; I have a purpose out there. There's an elite group of others out there doing what I do, and there are some new jacks coming up as always. I still think there's some good in it, but just like everything else in hip-hop—just like everyone thinks they're a rapper, or everyone thinks they can make their own label, everyone wants a mixtape.