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Am I tripping or is he sounding like everyone else on here? Mainly Drake
Finally
Great things gonna come outta him not being on def jam anymore they was holding him back
as much as i would love for him to not be on a major, if he cant get def jam to pay for some samples, its hard for me to think he is gonna pay for the samples.
Krit has shown he can do it with a boatload of samples, but thats where much of the soul he brings seem to come from. (not a knock, just an observation)
wheres the full joint at for personal use on say an ipod ?
He did/has been doing that. We got LFTU and the response was lukewarm at best. Cadillactica was very solid and saw him grow as producer without relying heavily on samples. The guest producers helped out too.I agree. He's going to have to adjust and use those samples for free promotional use. For his album just use stuff without the samples he cant clear. Its part of the game. Clearing samples is a heachache for even big labels.
KRIT is now indie
I need a DL link to that new tape he released or whatever that is up there lol
That will probably be his best option on a major label.Welcome the news of his departure from Def Jam... hate they didnt do the right thing and give that man more backing.
I see him going full indie or partnering with LA Reid and Epic.
Chaka Zulu I assume is still his management.
I think he's in that conversation. Cole is my favorite. I just think that people may not realize how much krit not having a strong team behind him has hindered his career. Krit is the only artist who can complain about his label but never didWish i met people in real life that could appreciate KRIT besides my brother lol
I get crucified for even trying to insert him into the same convo as Cole and Kdot
Glad to see KRIT drop Dej Jam, hoping the best for him. His first four mixtapes as a whole are absolute classics