Lupe graces the cover of this month's issue of Loud and Quiet Mag. They also interviewed Lupe while he was in London. It's a really insightful interview in which he talks about his love/hate relationship with Lasers - definitely a must read!
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dope cover
ReplyDeletei cant enlarge the photos to read it :(
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ReplyDeleteit's the same for me!
ReplyDeleteis that not the flyest pic ever???
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ReplyDeleteSo he's basically admitting that Atlantic made him make pop bullshit smh
ReplyDeleteDude doesn't even like his own album
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ReplyDeleteDJBusy actually loves the new album! it's my fav too! misquotes jeez
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amazing interview
ReplyDeleteGood Interview.
ReplyDeleteThis interview is very eye-opening with respect to Lasers.
ReplyDeleteHonestly, I thought Superstar was a good song which also happened to be a great pop record. And the rest of the songs on The Cool were rooted in hip-hop with unique beats, lyrics and flow.
It's annoying that the record companies forced him to change his style. It's sounding like Lasers will be a pop-rooted album laced with some rapping. And I'm not happy about that at all.
The problem with the pop approach is that a lot of Lupe's fans are fans because of his hip-hop. And they're pretty much evangelists for his music - trying to introduce new people to it. But if he's going directly for the crossover crowd, it's a wild card cause the fans who were evangelizing his music might not feel this new pop direction.
In the end, I support Lupe because he's given us two great albums and many mixtapes. I really hope he does put out a hip-hop mixtape to let his hip-hop fans know he's still interested.
I don't have anything against Japanese Cartoon but truthfully speaking I'm a Lupe Fiasco fan because of his _Hip-Hop_ music.
Also, I wish he'd stop calling it "The People's Album" as if we were hoping for a pop record by Lupe Fiasco.
ReplyDeleteNew Lupe is very much welcome but it can't be The People's Album if it isn't an album Lupe Fiasco is fully proud of.
^^ you better preach!!!
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ReplyDeleteYo. This whole article is now available to read at http://www.loudandquiet.com/2011/03/lupe-fiasco-interview/, if you're having trouble viewing it here.
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