May
8
2008

One Hit Wonder?

It’s only the first week but Lil Mama’s Voice of the Young People has already been certified solid wood, having moved an unprecedented 19,000 units! Seriously, the flop had little to do with Mama’s skills (the chick can rock the mic as good as any other young rapper out now). Rather, this had everything to do with Jive dropping the ball. They leaned too hard on “Lip Gloss” and missed an opportunity to introduce her properly. Yet — and this is the surprising part — they somehow failed to capitalize on the incredible buzz generated by the single. Isn’t that what labels normally do? Honestly, I was more interested in checking her album 9 months ago than I was 9 days ago. And I doubt I’m the only one who feels this way.


5 Responses

1. Donny Goines Says:

You know something? I didn’t understand that shit either lol. Wouldn;t it have made sense to drop the album back them? I knew I was the only one who thought that.

Record Labels are all F’d up these days.

2. Rizoh Says:

Word. Soon they’ll go all MTV on us and stop doing music entirely.

3. KThundo Says:

…or if Lil Mama could actually spit her album may have sold??

9 months after a single is a bit much but what if homegirl just didnt have a solid second single to drop??

time to stop constructing those garbage ass new era with the weave hole and start writing gems

voice of the young people?….*crickets*

- KThundo
hater of the year

4. jiggy-ja Says:

she is shor the he[[ not the voice of young people . she can take her lipgloss and shove it up her fine a$$. if u ask me it goes to ti.

5. jiggy-ja Says:

what happend to real oldschool hip hop/



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