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If you're saying that Wayne surpassing Birdman was smoke and mirrors...Yeah you're not biased at all.
Nobody believed in Kanye. Just Blaze, Dame and D Dot didn't think he was a good rapper. He improved.
Name me a label led by a rapper that has had someone underneath them surpass them? And don't give me YM, because that was smoke and mirrors for Birdman.
Then Drake and Nicki?
And Big Sean is doing okay.
I feel like when people "write" for Ye, it's not really "Here write this verse, I'mma go kill this blunt, when i come back have that hot **** ready"Also I believe redman surpassed Eric sermon
Ghost face surpassed rza
There's 2 examples @Magic1978
Also Kanye didn't improve
He just got better ghostwriters
Can't believe he still gets a CRAZY pass for that
It's more like everyone has their input on the verse "should I switch this word with this" and they get a writing credit
It's detailed in here, talks about the MBDTF sessions
http://www.complex.com/music/2010/11/kanye-west-project-runaway
And how you make snippets your ringtone lol?
If we're being honest, there was only a bidding war for Drake after Wayne (as the hottest rapper out at the time) started co-signing him in 08. He introduced Drake to the urban audience.Wayne didn't put Drake or Nicki on. Both were the biggest new artist rap had seen since probably 50 from their mixtapes. They had a bidding war with all the majors, but they wanted to get with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Ransom, Man of The Year, etc. all those tracks that got Drake popping with the urban audience was in summer 08. So Far Gone and Best I Ever Had dropped early 09.