mattheworts said:

Post edited 12:02 pm - April 4, 2012 by mattheworts

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2Deep said:

Have you ever heard of the saying “Go Hard Or Go Home”? Its goes for music too! You dont have to be rich to afford a License. You really expect us as producers to work for free? Im not trying to sound full of myself, but im WAY too far in the game to give shit for free. I've been providing beats for free download for people to make their tracks to for the past (maybe) 7 years… now tell me… WHY would I do this for free?

If you cant afford it, and really want to take this to the next level, get another job! Everybody has to start somewhere…. EVERYBODY. Its NOT easy, and everything does cost money!

And STFU with your top 40 BS. I've produced tracks that landed in the charts, even Nr.1 (MTV Germany), I work with legendary people, video game companies, etc… Stop complaining, if you think your good, and you can take your music to another level = buy a beat… If you think your no good, and dont have faith in yourself (or just want to do this as a straight hobby) then use the beats provided as free download. Simple as that.

Also, good luck trying to be the next katy perry, brittany spears, or lady gaga… Follow the leader! Thats a cool thing to do! lol………. Dumbass……

If you think we are “ripoffs”… PLEASE do yourself a favor, and stay out of the music industry, its most likely nothing for you, thats were youll find the REAL “ripoffs”.

This has got to be the GAYEST post ever on shadowville………. CONGRATS! LoL

To everybody else that supports us: Thank you! And keep working hard, thats the only way you can get places!

-2Deep

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Lmao you make me laugh. First of all, never in my post did I say I was going to be the next Britney or Katy Perry. I was clearly stating examples. But thanks for the tip. I learned a valuable lesson today that will help me not to wind up in this predicament again, and that is doing the exact opposite of what you say. If I took your advice, of course I'll never make it in the industry. My voice coach works in show business and he's classically trained, and I know if he saw this post he'd agree with me that Shadowville and anyone that works for them are scams. And if you're so good, as it's clear you're all brag and no swag, tell me why it is you weren't aproached by a label to write, compose and arange songs for artists with those so-called beats you make that are so good? If your beats were that amazing you'd have record labels and managers of artists knocking at your door asking you to work with these artists. Second, anything that refers to “it” or “that” can't be gay. Not only is it improper grammar, it's also insensetive and hurtful twoards the LGBT community. Use proper grammar, because I can tell your grammar is clearly lacking. But if you want, I'll gladly play along. I'll tell you what's gay. What's gay is being manipulated and cheated out of money, and that's exactly what Shadowville does. If I work with you, you'll make your earnings, if and only if the song becomes a hit. If your intention is to just take my money and run and leave me here with a shitty track that most likely won't become a hit, then no. You won't get a cent from me. Here's how I work. My record sells, you get money. My record doesn't sell, you get nothing. It's called playing fair, something Shadowville's producers clearly don't know how to do

smh……… look up my credits…. and im not ONLY a member of Shadowville. 

@jryd: Thx bro

2Deep said:

Dezi said:

“Here's how I work. My record sells, you get money. My record doesn't sell, you get nothing.”

So a producer who works hard at making beats, should get nothing, because YOU can't sell record, because YOU suck? 

“ It's called playing fair, something Shadowville's producers clearly don't know how to do”

Playing fair? Were you somehow tricked into buying a beat? You're a pussy. STFU, pussy… 

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Haha, thats what i wanted to say in my last post, but i was like fuk it, ill just keep it short….. this guy wont understand that anyways  thx.

Wow. Calling me a pussy is the best you could do? All that and the only thing you have to say is I'm a pussy? Wow. I guess I'm right after all. You're nothing but ripoffs. And thanks for all the lessons I've learned today. I'll gladly continue my pursuit of the music industry somewhere else and I'll break into it by doing it the honest way. And btw I've got plenty music ability, as I've been singing since I was three years old and am currently studying for my music degree which will certify me as classically trained, so there. Sorry if I came across as full of myself but what the heck? You guys can do it so I can too. Bottom line, your beats suck. Nobody in their right mind, if I told them about Shadowville would ever come and preview and buy your shitty beats because thats how much they suck, and I'm not gonna let another person get ripped off. When any of your beats turn into top-selling albums and singles and win numorous grammies, which given America's poor taste for music that's the only way I see success happening for you, but anyway if it does, then come back to me and say I told you so. But even still, I would think the American public would know better than to buy a song from someone who gets their beats from Shadowville. I can bet if you ask around, most people would say they've never heard of Shadowville. This, amongst other things, would be the reason why.

Success big for shadowville!! 

Rapstar Fly, please refer to the last slide below.

There's a reason why hip-hop and rap is in the slump. The majority of the general public are sick of it. It's the same old same old crap. And no, I'm not a rapper, nor do I care about how hard it is for some random shmow on the street to rhyme talk a few words to a shitty beat. That's not talent. Most rap isn't talent. It doesn't take talent to belch the alphabet, and it clearly doesn't take any talent to spit out bloody ridiculous nonsense on a 3 minute song. The real talent is singing because you need to actually… um, oh i dunno, actually know how to sing! And, even if rapping was a talent to be respected, much of today's rappers aren't worthy of that respect from people because it's garbage. Most rap music today promotes prostitution, physical and mental violence and God knows what other vulgarities it promotes. The fact that some random punk on the street with an ego the size of Texas thinks he can just go in there and expect critical praise and commercial success just because of how sexy he looks is just disgusting. If rappers actually rapped about something meaningful that everyone could relate to, rather than how many times they smoked weed and stumbled out of bars and clubs drunk at 3 in the morning then maybe they'd sell more and maybe people would actually respect them. Most mainstream rappers today are very full of themselves and they walk around acting like they're the shit when in reality if us littler people with 9-5 jobs hadn't bought their songs and/or requested them to be played on the radio, they wouldn't've ever gotten as big as they are. Also, most rappers don't know how to stay true to themselves. Everyone is jumping on the dance pop band wagon, including these rappers. Why? Because they don't have careers. And why don't they have careers? Wow, let me think about that. Oh yeah. Because they suck! If they were humble people would like them more. If they rapped about things that were more relatable to young people like say for example, the struggles of being young, and how to cope with those who bully you, or to love yourself because you're beautiful or hansome just the way you are and not to let anyone make you feel bad about yourself. Stuff like that. Then they'd sell massive amounts and they'd be respected. Rappers influence a lot of young people today and in the wrong ways and people are getting sick of it. I know I certainly am. I'm sick of turning on the radio and I hear some lousy rapper try to sing and rap to some dance pop beat about how they stumbled out of a club and got a girl naked. I could go on and on about all the reasons why rap just isn't hot anymore. And sadly, it will never be. Maybe the young generation likes it but the rest of the public surely doesn't. So there ya go.