Waka Flocka On The Importance Of Leading Brick Squad Monopoly

    With a strong solo career in the spotlight, many emcees elect to bring their friends into the Hip Hop fold. That has happened time and time again, from Eminem with D12 to Nelly and the St. Lunatics. A recent example of this comes with Waka Flocka, who has made it a point to big up his comrades and give them careers in the Rap business. In a recent interview with Fader, Waka spoke on why this was important to him.

    “I gave my boys careers,” he says in the magazine interview. “It’s better than giving [it to] another rapper, [who] undercover envy you, and he just going hard trynna use your heat. I’d rather give my boys some heat.”

    While he works with friends, there is some competition in the studio. Speaking on the behind-the-scenes work with his camp, Waka says the crew selects “the hardest verses” as ones that will land on tracks. 

    “Whoever got the hardest verses end up on the song,” he notes. “Gucci [Mane] like to orchestrate his music like, This sounds like Waka or this sounds like such-and-such… My guys, it’s just whoever write they verse first and whoever got the hardest verse.”

    Understanding the impact of this business move, Waka says he know he’s helping others. According to Flocka, the goes beyond Rap.

    “At the end of the day, this just some real business,” he says. “Like, people’s kid’s college tuitions is in our hands, lives is in my hands. I gotta create something long term.”

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    9 thoughts on “Waka Flocka On The Importance Of Leading Brick Squad Monopoly

    1. these dudes arent his friends….yg hootie papa smurf n ice burgandy r from the west coast n the only reason he fucks with them is so he gets a pass to claim blood out there….its called friendly extortion

    2. How can he talk about the importance of orchestrating music that continues to destroy the black man in every sense? Their destructive lyrics furthermore pump negitive images into the minds of ALL PEOPLE, but the blak man suffers most. I am a fan of true HIP HOP! All black people should know about a person ( I refuse to call him a man) named Willie Lynch…google it for the sake of our race.

      1. what u say tyler and odd future
        are real hip hop and they are
        sending the right message?
        COME ON SON
        AND HIP HOP IS NOT MADE JUST
        FOR BLACK MEN,BLACK PEOPLE
        OR AFRICAN AMERICANS JUST GETTIN TO MY POINT
        SO U ARE SAYING THAT HIP HOP
        CAME OUT IN THE 80S AND SAID
        THIZ MUZIK IS MADE FOR BLACK EARS
        ONLY THAT IS A BIG NEGATIVE
        THE MORE SUCCESSFUL ARTISTS EVER
        IN HIPHOP ARE EITHER WHITE (BEASTIE BOYS)
        LATINO (CYPRESS HILL)
        OR BLACK (JAY-Z)
        SO IS HIPHOP REALLY A BLACK MANS MUSICK?
        NO

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