Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "KANYE WEST, JAY-Z, & DRAKE - MO' MONEY MO' PROBLEMS (AI COVER)"

Episode Date: May 12, 2023

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/Analytic"Mo Money Mo Problems" is a song by American rapper The Notorious B.I.G., released through Bad Boy Records and Arista Records, which impacted US mainstream radio stations on July 15, 1997, as the second single from his second and final studio album, Life After Death (1997). It was written by the Notorious B.I.G., Steven Jordan, Mason Betha, and Sean Combs, while the latter also produced the song. It contains a sample and an interpolation of "I'm Coming Out" by Diana Ross, for which Bernard Edwards and Nile Rodgers are also credited as songwriters. The song features guest vocals from Mase and Sean "Puff Daddy" Combs, and featured an uncredited hook sung by Kelly Price.full song: (36) Kanye West, Drake, JAY-Z - Mo' Money Mo' Problems (AI Cover) - YouTubePrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

now i know y'all see the screen and i know y'all can probably tell when i'm going with this so basically drake j z and conier west probably won't give us any music with all of them on one track for the foreseeable future if they were to give us a track with all three of them on the same beat I don't think it would sound how you would hope because for one Drake

has some type of vendetta against Kanye West if you don't believe me we're in the year 2023 and the only track that's out currently from the boy

has a cover of a lookalike from Kim Kay and he's talking about searching rescue I mean you just put two and two together so they're not going to be

collaborating anytime soon then we have j z who has been distancing himself they've been doing what what uh disney won't do with jonathan majors this man j z has distanced himself from conier west faster than uh i ain't a lot he's distanced himself faster from conier west i've never seen a move like this i was trying to compare it to something but i can't really think of anything it's like the opposite to what Disney is doing to Jonathan Matrix. So that's probably the way I can compare it to. Because the way that he won't,

oh, it's kind of like Adidas. Yeah, Adidas, you know, taking Kanye back and it was like, hey, you know, maybe we messed up. How about you come back and we can sell the rest of these JZs? Jay-Z was like, you know what? You're talented and everything, but I just can't stand by you and your blasphemence takes no longer.

So Jay-Z is off by himself. So we probably won't get any Jay-Z and Kanye West and Drake music anytime soon. I know what you're probably saying. You're probably talking about the rendition of Jay-Z putting a verse on the Donda album. But if you don't realize how that came about, that track was for the baby. And that was back when the baby was getting canceled. Right?

I think I had my timeline. Correct. I think that was in 2020. The baby was getting canceled. Of course, Kanye didn't care. So he had him on the same track. And oh, also, it was so. much backstory with that. The Megan

the Stallion was going through the Torrey Lane's thing and the baby around that time that Donda was coming out, brought Tori Lanes out right after Megan the Stallion performed, like right after. Like I think it literally violated Tori Lanes' probation, which you know, at the end of the day, Troy Lanes just broke the rule so many time and just, it was not a law about a citizen. That's, unfortunately, because I don't want to see no black man in prison. Unfortunately, that's why he's in prison right now because he was just playing with the law too much so anyways i mean also he you know

y'all know what happened but um so yeah the baby did that thing and i think that track was originally supposed to have the baby and j z on the same track but because of the whole thing with the baby and you probably wonder how j z fits into this equation um making the stallion is being managed quote unquote by rock nation and i say quote unquote because she's also beefing with her label if you don't follow hip hop this is definitely confusing so I can see if you get lost but but uh megan stallion is also beefing with her label ran by Carl Crawford and him well he is suing megan the stallion for something I don't know and Megan the stallion they're like going through some type of stalemate we're trying to put out music so um yeah Megan Estallion's trying to go to

rock nation who's managed by Jay Z and basically I say all that to say that's why their baby and on the same beat, but just two different tracks. It's like two different versions of the same song. If you go listen to Donda, you don't know what I'm talking about. There's a version with the baby and there's a version with Jay-Z. It could have easily, and I mean easily, been a version with both of them together. But of course, with the whole controversy surrounding the baby and Megan the Stallion and Jay-Z wanted to look like a good, you know, label mate because, you know, he's definitely

the head of Rock Nation. He probably was like, you know, it probably wouldn't be a good look to give, be on the same track with somebody who literally pulled that stunt to uh probably offend megan that probably offended her a little bit so anyways i say all that to say that j z could possibly give a verse to drake possibly give a verse to conier but another throne featuring drake situation would never happen again because you know i try to tell y'all some of the things that happens in hip-hop And I don't think sometimes y'all believe me because, you know, there's a lot of things that go on. If you're not in the know, you're just thinking somebody's making it up.

But the last time we almost got a Jay-Z Drake and Kanye track was back in 2016, I believe, with views. And it was called pop style. And let's just say there's a reason why now there's a version of that track without Jay-Z or Kanye. and it's just Drake straight rapping. Because if you look at pop style, the throne featuring Drake, there's a version where Jay-Z and Kanye's also on the track. And then there's a version where it's just Drake.

And there's a reason why the version with Drake is the only one that's available on DSPs. And I'm going to leave it at that. So for this AI evolution to give us Drake, J-Z, and Kanye West on the same track covering more money by more problems by notorious B.I.G. Mace and P. Ditty.

A lot of people are indifferent about the AI covers because, you know, sometimes when artists aren't here anymore, you want them to rest and peace and not just try to make money off of their likeness when, you know, the estate is definitely around the corner

to try to sue you. You know, shout out to the Marming Gay Estate. They'd be suing everybody. I mean, especially just as Robin Thick. But anyways, So anyways, let's wrap up this segment. So click my link to you in my bio. Let me know in one of my social medias. What do you think about this AI cover featuring the goats of hip hop? I mean, Kanye West, Drake, and Jay-Z and their cover of More Money, More Problems by Notorious BiG.

Will you be giving it a listen? Or do you think it's gotten out of hand?