He say, she say, internetbeef osv.

Blev nyfiken på Just Blaze tweet från tidigare idag, om vilken "Q" han egentligen syftade på när han skrev detta:

@justblaze said:
With all due respect to Q, the same way Kanye may not necessarily know what to do with 20 oboes and trombones or whatever he said, Q wouldn't know what to do with an MPC, Logic, filters, and some plug-ins either.

Tydligen är det självaste Quincy Jones som varit i farten och hatat i en intervju med Rolling Stone:

Us: Kanye West is similar to you in that he's the producer everybody wants to work with in the last decade....

QJ: How man? No way. Did he write for a symphony orchestra? Does he write for a jazz orchestra? Come on, man. He's just a rapper. There's no comparison. I'm not putting him down or making a judgement or anything, but we come from two different sides of the planet. I spent 28 years learning my first skill. I don't rap. It's not the same thing. A producer has to have some sort of skills that enable him to be a producer. It's totally different to know what to do with 16 woodwinds you know from piccolos down to bass clarinet. It's a whole different mindset. No comparison. None.

Us: What do you think of him?

QJ: I don't think about him much. He's a great rapper, but there are a lot of good rappers. I just did The View with Ludacris, who's one of my favorites. He's a beautiful human being and college educated. I joke with him and say, 'How did 'Move Bitch Get Out The Way' come out of you?' But I was raised around the Mafia when I was a kid in Chicago in the 30s. Chicago's rough. I'm from the streets, I know what's up!

Bra skit, Quincy Jeezy är en fakking baouws som kan säga vad han vill, men kan hata på att benämna Kanye West som "endast en rappare".

Tydligen har han fått skit från diverse håll för det uttalandet och tweetade/bloggade själv för ett par timmar sen:

“I’d appreciate it if people didn’t take my comments about Kanye West ( @KanyeWest ) or anyone else for that matter out of context to contrive a story. I have nothing but respect for my little brother Kanye and what he has achieved in his young career and I look forward to watching his evolution as an artist. There is a reason why we put him on the new We Are The World 25 for Haiti – he’s a great rapper. But having been in the music business for more than 60 years and having been fortunate to accomplish what I have over that time, it’s not unreasonable to put a comparison of Kanye at this time in his career and myself into the proper perspective. This is not dissing Kanye, this is simply trying to express that I’m not a rapper! I don’t need to take anyone else’s props away from them. Let’s all just try and keep the record straight.” – Quincy D. Jones – 11/22/2010

Småkul, eller helt jävla ointressant?

Sitter själv vaken för jag har feta planer på att tjäna ett par tusingar imorgon, mer om detta om nån annan dag (om jag lyckas med mina feta planer).

paz