(TBT 2007) Irv Gotti & Ja Rule in the Studio (excerpt from Gotti's Way Season 1) Feat. Special Guest
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- čas přidán 28. 06. 2021
- Belated best wishes to Irv Gotti!! I'm very thankful that he pushed and discovered so many great artists! He's such an icon. Many tracks and projects would not have been possible without him!!
I do not own the rights for these interviews and video footage, I'm just a Murder Inc fan who wanna share lost music and footages from his favourite artists. - Hudba
This makes you feel like you apart of the industry. Love this show. We need more like this.
That was pure gold buddy
I remember this show. I used to love this show! Wow I forgot all about this one!
The Mirror is underrated af!
I liked Irv's mindset, but he didn't realize that the industry was changing yet again. Ja should have stuck with his gut.
Ja Rule had too much love and respect for Irv, it's like they brothers, so he didn't but you right, he should have.
You are right! This is when Wayne was going innnnnnn tons of music!
I think him and puff suffer from that same thing they’re so caught up in what they’ve done in the past that they can’t get out their way and create a new sound
Ja def was right
He nvr changed his b.s. format same thing everytime
That whole Mirror album was hot!!!
Drink Champs Ep made me think of this show. Use to watch it back then! lol
4:07 😂😂😂😂 Irv looked mad offended!
For life
They shudda release the clip when The Game was in the Crackhouse collaborating with Newz & Irv. I believe they were making the track “Nice” at that time.
Real Talk, they only showed a short cut of it
This wasn't a bad show, wish I could find full episodes
I have it on DVD and the second season is on CZcams
@@felixthefortunate1990 we’re on CZcams what do I type
@@realprinceweez5993 Gotti's Way Season 2
@@JDede both seasons?
@@felixthefortunate1990 Yea. Just search for Gotti's Way. I watched it a few months back.
Ja’Rule right he is a beast 🤷🏽♀️
Bro you been doing amazing work. Keep it up
Thx man, I appreciate it 💯
It's murdaaa
I'm one of the few Brazilians who still follows Ja Rule's career. even if me don't speak English. lol
1:37 murder inc studios aka the cracchouse
Ja rule was right I can’t believe it he basically explained mixtape Wayne. Could have ja rule been bigger?
100% Irv and his money chasing held him back. Ja Is signed and owned. He wanted to keep relevant while the times was changing but as u can see Irv thought it would be throwing away music if we the consumers heard it for free...
50 did it first
Irv couldn’t change with the times ja was right constantly putting the music out keeps your name alive especially if the music is good looking at it now he could’ve definitely been bigger plus he caught the gun charge a little after this setting him back even more
〽️URDAAAA
Are you the guy who doing Murder Inc TV on Instagram?
@@felixthefortunate1990 naa datz dey page
@@cameronstroud7748 alright thx interesting
the mirror was dope. it deserved a better push and “Free” and “body” was dope “style on’em” shoulda definitely been. single. i love Ja’s attitude him and Irv’s disagreements are priceless. Both be havin valid points on the murderinc doc they were talkin bout the grammys Irv goes “name all the rappers wit a grammy” Rule was like “yea Will Smith” lol 😂 Irv wanted the streets and Ja wanted the 🌎. The first street rapper to aim for major pop success daring to be different. GOTTA LOVE THAT!!!
I always listen to Free. That Album showed Rule can evolve and his hitmaking is a gift that could never go nowhere
that red and black/House where da cheddar stack!!!
50 was putting out them mixtapes like that 😂
Looks like Irv stunted Ja growth when the industry was changing
Anyone know where to their recordingstudio was located? Is it still being used?
6:48
This is exactly what lil wayne did to make himself more popular with the consumer
If ja had followed that formula and not listen to irv maybe ppl wouldn't have left him so easy
It's easier to say, I don't wanna let hot music go from a business perspective, but music is the business to sell
So at the end of the day, a single can come off a mixtape especially now a days, even at the time of this was released, wayne was doing it, they coulda followed or copied that and still been musically relevant
I agree with ja not irv on this one
More importantly let me say this
At the time of this show the G-unit beef was still alive and well with murder inc
I feel like ja is a great rapper, even if nobody wants to claim him to be or diss him and call him a cookie monster, ja may not give you alotta bars as a rapper, even then, but he just raps and lyrical at that
My point being, in 2021 ja rule would have to create atleast 5 mixtapes of him just rapping on beats, doesn't matter who beat it is, just create music and let him rap to be hot
And he'd have to do it weekly, each week drop 1 mixtape at a time, I just don't understand why he hasn't been doing it, times has changed, nobody buys albums anymore, even digitally
Don't make a record going after 50 or aftermath as a whole, stay in your lane, rap over music, get your name back out there and create a buzz for yourself and let mfs kno you ain't left, it's that simple, if you're an artist create and let the ppl who hear it decide if its hot or not
@@murlinrichard5481 very interesting points, thx for sharing 💪🏼
I love the points made on here. If Ja had continued to make music through the mixtape grind regardless of whether he was relevant or not, I think he would have been still on top of his game. I actually remember being anticipated for more music from him once I heard "Uh-Oh" in 2007 on the radio because I haven't heard from him in a while at that time.
@@bradlee5874 and it flopped
Wayne was on top of his game at that time wayne couldn't be stopped, it's all about consistency
I honestly feel like G-unit didn't play a role in ja rules downfall, yes they were hot and hitting the charts with everything they touched, but irv coulda been the biggest problem
It's one thing to have sumbody best interests at heart, it's another thing to stop all together
When ja wasn't doing nothing ppl forgot how hot he was and that he couldn't miss, and I felt like any song or music video good or bad could only help not hurt, but ja just stopped
Stop making records, stopped making videos, he vanished from the public eye
If this is what you love to do, you don't need to clash with irv, you're the artist, put the shit out on the streets if you have to and keep your relevancy alive
Blood in my eye was a mixtape, def jam turned it into a album and it still went gold
Like dude, if you got it, what's the point of holding on to it??
And God forgive me for saying this, I don't want ja rule music when he's gone, it's pointless
Put that shit out now and let the public determine rather it's hot or not, you can't perform a hot song when you're dead
@ 7:15 i be arguing wit my family how ja n irv was after that we hug each other
The music industry is and has always been more wwe than they want to admit..the music is only 1 ingredient, and its an important ingredient. But the storylines and characters around the music is much more important
Facts 1000% percent
The feds wasn’t after Murder Inc, they were tying him up to not be able to help supreme . You didn’t beat anything irv!! It’s chess not checkers.
STILL BEAT THE FEDS LOL
Still didn’t fold and rat lol.
he could’ve snitched 🤷🏾♂️
He probably a 50 Stan mad that irv beat the case
@@Antisocialtendencies not even fool!! It’s just facts!! I know how the feds play!
In 2007 I was 16 mane time flys
Irv Gotti a good actor lmao
This must’ve been frustrating cuhz g-unit was on top atm dropping singles left and right
This is a pimp apple sauce it's a thirsty's I started it
You know what I am sayin
Gotti knew he wasnt gonna put out a billion mixtapes 😂 listen to big brain play
I've said it for years. Irv was Ja downfall
And this is where Irv lost it
Little did they know… they never got a hit after this lolll
07:40 JA WAS RIGHT !
salt pepa reel deel ₩
All them tracks was 🗑 😂
😭😭😭
Facts LMMFAO
Nah it was hard af
Rofl Its Murdah Bro😂😂😂😂
What's the name of that song?
which song? They were about to record "Enemies of the State"
They just wanted ur money since u guys didn’t tell!!!!
N good on yous cause the real ones will c it ..
Not the 5.0 ones!!!
Ja never came back 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
And you've never been anywhere 😂
@@felixthefortunate1990 Jar's career didn't go anywhere
Ja Rule had ONE last chance to save his career in 2007, when he made a song (Uh-Oh) with the biggest rap star at that time (Lil Wayne). Only thing was the song sucked. If it was a good song, he would have got that buzz back 😞
it's just was missing something on the record another voice or something. And no marketing behind the song at all definitely helped it fall flat with consumers worldwide.
Don't like ja at all but he was right about the mixtape game
Yup. He saw what Lil Wayne was doing and wanted to follow that path. This was when the mistape game was hot. Too bad Irv didn't see the vision.
You had to go thru 50 whoopin yalls ass