But thats just the thing.. You put extremily hard work in.. Meet their deadlines and take the risks..

People never get anywhere without taking atleast SOME risks in their careers.. Thats how things work.. And the upside is, that after your first cd or two.. Its not you whos working for the labels.. Its the labels that are working for you...

If you can literally blow up off their promotion, then you will become a figure head and YOU will be the one taking THEM up with you... Not the other way around.... Thats when you can win back your control.. Its like any career, you start off small and take risks, and eventually if you are good enough.. Things will pay off...

The problem with rappers is they want everything to come at once and they wanna be lazy cunts who just make music and lead more simple lives..... And THATS why not everyone is cut out for the music industry.. And thats another reason why so many underground nerds complain.. Cause they literally dont have what it takes...