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Originally Posted by Doomsday
A ghostwriter NEVER gets full credits for a song, it'll always say the performers name and then the ghosts name. It'sgotta say the ghosts name or else the ghost can't get paid since accounting woudl have no PUBLIC record that anyone else wrote the track (assuming they get paid on the books).
I was gonna break this down and the conenction, but look at it like this: Any solo track you see of an emcee and more than one name appears in the credits, it was either A: ghosted or B: co-written. At least half of Mic Club is written by two dudes, s. Priceman and B Hedvat. About another 45% are written by D.Zangger. Tracks dude has on Mic Club that he wrote alone?
Zero.
Last album bis wrote at least 50% of by himself was C: True Hollywood Stories.
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DIdn't he write Rip the Jacker himself?He said in endless interviews that he wrote it on his stained kitchen table or sumtin like dat.
And every single rapper has somebody co-writting for them.How else they gon put out an album every yr like that.And the co-writter could be someone who just gave feedback or something.Ya neva know.Doesn't mean they made 50% of the song just cause they got they name next to the artist.
This shit is bogus....i don't believe this article.