A point of view from a third power player
A little over a month ago, 50 Cent & Steve Stoutegot in what looked like a heated dispute wilecourt-side at a New York Knicks game over some comments Stoute made to Angie Martinez onHot 97. Stoute, owner of brand development and marketing
firm Translation, and creator of theThe Tanning Of America VH1 documentary, told Angie that he doesn’t believe that 50 Cent is one of the most important figures in hip-hop, claimingit’s been 7 years since Fif’s hit, among other reasons as to why, for all intents and purposes, the Queens native is nearing irrelevance.
firm Translation, and creator of theThe Tanning Of America VH1 documentary, told Angie that he doesn’t believe that 50 Cent is one of the most important figures in hip-hop, claimingit’s been 7 years since Fif’s hit, among other reasons as to why, for all intents and purposes, the Queens native is nearing irrelevance.
50 responded, mainly in a series of jokes on both Instagram and in an interview with MTV News editor Rob Markman, but did take the time in an MTV interview to briefly detail his disdain with Stoute, dating back to the days leading up to his signing with Eminem in 2002.
back to the days leading up to his signing with Eminem in 2002.
Dame Dash, who’s had his own run-ins with the music industry from his days as Jay Z‘s business partner at Roc-A-Fella and his DD172 ventures that have included projects with Ski Beatz & Curren$y, briefly weighed in on the popular issue on his Instagram, providing his own personal insight on Steve Stoute, and his position in the music industry.
Dash posted this picture:
With the following caption:
Ha!…Steve Stout stays getting punked….but I have to agree with 50 on this one…he is one of the most dangerous people in our culture…he makes artist from our culture make themselves corny by working for corperate so he can personally gain…he’s wack and he makes everyone around him look wack…beware
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