maybe he's bored with making pop n club music like Ludacris and he wanted to make some good hip-hop to see how it'd be?

that's the fucking shit he took a break for making MUSIC and began to make hip hop a business and a music can't be made a business you can't involve business in your music because that's when shit starts to smell music is music and business is business you don't put them together you don't let executives monopolize the entire culture Death row or Bad Boy weren't the first to take the artistic rights from artists and give them to to businessmen Roc-A-Fella Records was the first to do that whit UMG they were the first to put clauses in contracts they were the first that took the artistic power from artists took the freedom of an artist over his music took his creativity and gave it to a businessman WHO HAS NO MUSIC QUALIFICATIONS until Reasonable Doubt this move was null in the hip hop music industry even 2pac had no clauses in his Death Row contract that's why they left Death Row when they wanted which an artist now days can't really leave like that whit out court appeals and a big scandal

yes that's why we do this we look to the underlying problems of the music industry it seems you don't get it or you don't want to get it it's not our fault is not "cliche" music because corporate monopolization is going downhill why you think nobody gives artists equal airplay anymore ?? ever heard of the Radio act passed in 96? or how business interests block other artists from getting airplay ? oh wait you ain't into this cliche shit I'm sorry

stop listening to hip hop then

well that's hip hop the art of rhyme as that documentary said it's modern urban poetry if we stripped down the art of rhyme for hip hop then nothing will really remain we will be in the same crisis we was back in the 80's when people said it was dying but then the golden age MC's came out whit their rhymes and kicked the butts of the disco MC's