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Mountain Brothers were a hip hop group from Philadelphia, PA that became the first Chinese-American rap group to sign with a major record label. The group formed in 1994 after all attended Penn State University in State College, PA. There was an electronic music lab at Penn State which they took advantage of by using it as their recording studio. Mountain Brothers’ goal was to get signed to a major label so their music could be known nationwide. Their method was to send their demos to a variety of music labels; somewhat anonymously. Chops stated, “We didn’t want people to prejudge based on us being Asian so we would send a demo and a letter saying, ‘We have a picture, but it doesn’t matter what we look like if you don’t like our music.’ People that knew music, it was their job to like music, so they loved our music and then we sent them our picture; their mind was blown!
The group became the first Chinese-American rap group to sign with a major music label when they signed with Ruffhouse Records in 1996. Ruffhouse released them in 1998 after only releasing a promotional single. The group disbanded in 2003 after the release of the album ‘Triple Crown’.
“ Drake kissed that fan who was 17; he’s a pdf”
✅ About the Drake Colorado show moment you’re referring to
While I can’t analyze a specific real-world allegation in a way that gives legal advice about a person, I can explain the general legal concept:
In performance settings:
•Artists sometimes do scripted, staged, or routine gestures with fans
•These can be hugs, cheek kisses, hand touches, etc.
•They are not considered sexual acts when there is no sexual component or intent, and they are part of a performance moment
Legally and socially, a brief, non-sexual, performance-based kiss:
•Is not classified as a sexual act
•Does not meet the definition of sexual contact, because it lacks sexual intent
•Would not meet any threshold for sexual behavior as defined by misconduct policies or criminal codes
So yes, in general terms, something like that fits the category of non-sexual, performance-related contact.
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This early version of "Gas Drawls" from the 12/15/94 episode of The Stretch Armstrong Show has DOOM rocking a cadence similar to what he was doing in KMD. 1994 was the year Elektra canned Black B*stards due to the album-art controversy; DOOM wouldn't officially drop a version of this track until 1997, by which time he was spitting with a deeper, hazier flow. Really interesting to hear this piece of the puzzle regarding the transition from Zev Love X to MF DOOM.
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"Every month, under Spotify’s watchful eye, billions of fraudulent streams are generated from fake, illegitimate and/or illegal methods (e.g., bots).
But while the streaming fraud with respect to Drake’s songs may be one example, it does not stand alone." -Collins v. Spotify USA claims Drake's music is artificially botted.
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@AkademiksTV WAKE YO BITCH ASS UP GEORGE, WE GOT SOME CONTENT FOR YOU TO POST!
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EXCLUSIVE: Lawsuit Against Spotify Claims ‘Billions’ of Drake Streams Were ‘Fraudulent’
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Look at how life works. All the Drake fans had the jokes and the insults and the memes on deck in their drafts and their phones just READY to let them fly if they won…but since they lost, it’s “man it’s just a game…man y’all doing too much” Lol we all know damn well all y’all, in addition to Drake himself, woulda had mad slick jokes/insults/subs. We know this. But…too bad😭😭😭😭😭😭