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Old 07-16-2015, 12:47 AM   #42 (permalink)
William_the_Bloody
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I wonder the same thing. I heard a few years back tech is clearing well over $100k, but he also does a lot of traveling and goes around talking about politics and stuff.
I heard the same thing, that he does lot of spoken word. I use to be a big fan of his until he wrote that 911 truther song about Bush and the twin towers. Then I was like... this guy is whacked! lol.

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I wonder about groups like JMT who have been around for a long time and still push out content. Seems like they and many others have a built a strong enough following to live a regular blue collar life + travelling. I don't think they are caking it in.

The underground scene is so volatile, I'd fear for my future when I can't do it anymore. You never see rappers performing in their 60s like you do some of these rockstars.
I am more concerned about underground artists who would be trying to blaze the same trail as JMT and Technique. I'm worried that with all the free downloading they will never get off the ground, and all we'll be left with is the Kayne West's & the Lil Wayne's.
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