In episode 1of “I’m Better Than You”, Mickey is featured in the studio previewing his new single, “Paradise” for FKi, Discussing the potential of the single, Working out, Alcohol and a performance with GFCnewyork Artist Nakim.
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Mickey Factz is not better than anyone at anything.
These New York niggas is really stupid…acting like THAT joint is gonna last on the radio for more than a week is ridiculous. That’s not even a diss to Mickey’s talent, but it’s a mixtape track at best. I know a nigga on Battery/Jive right now and I guarantee the only reason Mickey signed with them is because they don’t do the 360 deal. That’s all well and good, but you gotta understand that because they don’t do that, EVERYTHING IS ON YOU. They ain’t gonna work the record with you if folks don’t buzz about it on blogs like this, or requesting it on the radio.
@whatupsucka everything you said was correct,they have to be crazy if they think it’s gonna get spin’s on the radio,.but still a dope track.
@whatupsucka, this is whats wrong, there are no fans, everybody’s an “industry insider” and think they know how the business works, talkin bout a records radio life, and album sales. if you like the song cool then support, if not jus keep it movin.
im a mickey factz fan BUT Paradise sucks and it wont be that radio hit for mainstream success and @purp you are a idiot
also @sam sneako
shut the fuck up
Purp is right. People spend more time hating than actually supporting. I mean when was the last Album you bought. When was the last time you requested a song nobody knew for your Local Radio Station? Ima put my bullshit aside I havnt done any. Well I the last Album I bought was I think Asher Roth’s last album and I wanted to buy more but I never got the money to buy anymore.
But thats besides the point. Never mind the fact that this song is no where near Mickey Factz best work. But least remember the simple capitalist rule of supply and demand. Now if we unite and Demand More (STS), record companies will notice and will be happy to ablidge us if we are willing to pay up. If we are willing to sacrifice a little humility and request a song or 2.
Together as Hip-Hop Heads we can bring change. We just have to do something other than Bitch and Complain.