Lil Durk Explains Signing With French Montana’s Coke Boys Imprint

    Chicago, Illinois rapper Lil Durk was the latest high-profile signing from Glory Boyz Entertainment. Following major label deals for Chief Keef and Lil Reese, Durk is believed to have secured Def Jam Records backing through French Montana’s Coke Boys label.

    XXLMag.com recently asked Durk how he met the Bad Boy/Maybach Music Group/Interscope Records sensation. “We was just politicking through Twitter, then I came up here to get some Slowbucks gear. I started working with Slowbucks, then they introduced me to him.”

    While Twitter and clothing brands may have connected them, it really did not take much more for Durk to see the value in becoming a Coke Boy. “[French Montana] called me and motivated me. He told me, like, ‘I’m not forcing you, but when you ready to move, just holla at me.’ The music and the stuff I’m doing is good, but sometimes you feel like you’re at a standstill and you just need that representative. Like you got to get embraced by somebody, ’cause at the end of the day it’s all about publicity. You’re going to need it, I don’t care who you are.” In the end, Durk made that decision.

    Chicago’s current Hip Hop movement is discussed in XXLMag.com’s full interview with Lil Durk.

    RELATED: French Montana Signs Chief Keef Affiliate Lil Durk To Coke Boys

    22 thoughts on “Lil Durk Explains Signing With French Montana’s Coke Boys Imprint

    1. Ok…so you’re a Chief Keef flunkie, that’s signed to a dude who’s signed to P.Diddy…

      smart kid.

      1. a French Montana co-sign doesnt carry a lot of weight considering his whole career has been built off co-signs and features

      1. Who are you to say somebody made a bad decision? Your just a guy on the internet. You have no idea what business is. If you did you would be in the rap game. Fuck outta here!!!

    2. I bet he gonna regret signing that shit once he sees what French sold first week out with all that promo and industry co-signs.

      How you gonna move 50k first week with on Bad Boy/MMG/Interscope with 42 features?

      1. If this was the late 90’s he would have probably done at least 100,000. He has one hit single, so it’s not a total flop.

    3. “100k in the late 90s first week on bad boy/ interscope would be considered a huge flop”

      Mase’s second album sold 107,000 back in 99′ without major promotion. That’s far from a flop.

      1. i was referring to a bad boy album WITH big promotion. like french montanas album that just sold 49k first week

    4. Rappers who last albums sold more first week than French Montana without half the buzz/features

      Slaughterhouse 52k
      Chief Keef 50k
      Tyler the Creator 89k
      Machine Gun Kelly 57k
      Tyga 54k
      Kid Cudi 136k
      Kendrick Lamar 242K
      J Cole 218k
      Lil Wayne 217k
      T.I. 179k
      Meek Mill 165k
      Nas 149k
      Wiz Khalifa 147k
      2 Chainz 147k
      Mac Miller 145k
      ASAP Rocky 139k
      Lupe Fiasco 89k
      Game 86k
      Macklemore & Ryan Lewis 78k
      B.O.B. 74k
      Pitbull 64k

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