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In a candid conversation, hip-hop veteran Lord Jamar opened up about his fallout with artist Aaron Cooks, addressing accusations of being “burned” by the rapper. Jamar expressed frustration over the state of artist management today, emphasizing the thankless nature of nurturing new talent. “I didn’t want to put nobody in slavery or a 360 deal,” Jamar said, explaining his approach of “eat what you kill” contracts—fair but binding agreements that tragically became a point of contention with Aaron.
Jamar hinted that Aaron’s refusal to fulfill his contractual obligations has hurt his own career more than anyone else’s. “Karma’s a motherf***ing bitch,” he stated plainly. Highlighting the importance of honor and loyalty in the industry, Jamar lamented that “honorable ones get shitted on” despite their intentions to uplift emerging artists. The situation underscored the harsh reality in music where trust and respect often fade amid contractual disputes, leaving relationships—and careers—damaged.
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