Nore Weighs In on "Lucky-Famous" Celebrities: Save Your Money
June 10, 2015
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as posted by the channelLeFrak City, Queens native Nore has put about 18 years of his life into the rap game, and doing so earned him a platinum album and several gold ones. To put how the times have changed into perspective, Antoine Dodson's "Bed Intruder Song" went platinum, and as vastly different as these two artists may be, Nore understands that these "luckyfamous" celebrities are just doing what they can to stretch their mere 15 minutes of fame.
"At the end of the day G-d bless them, and get money whichever way you can" he says to acts like WelvenDaGreat and Dodson. Nore was shocked to find out that most of the comedic "entertainers" people laugh at on social media are actually mentally disabled citizens, which makes him feel that the jokes are no longer funny. He applauds them, however, for having the last laugh in the situation, as Instagram celebrities such as Welven make up to $4,500 just to appear at a venue. "They're in on the joke, whereas opposed to back in the day when they were in school they were probably the butt of the joke," Nore explains.
His advice to all the new guys? "Save your money" and "make it into an enterprise" - and don't wear all those Jordans from your connect, because you may have to sell them one day.
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