How does one succeed in music? Pic related. I still wonder why

>>73816010
cause he doesnt just do music. thats what held kept him relevant

>>73816010
He changed the whole face of hiphop.
Graphic design and fashion
People looked to him when they didn’t know what kids liked for a while

>>73816010
kids really like his personality and he still looks young so it looks ok

>>73816010

>I refuse to believe he got that big because of a single song

that happens all the time though. can you name more than one Vanilla Ice song?

>>73816086

>He changed the whole face of hiphop.

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL imagine actually believing this

you gotta sucka lotta dick

>>73816839
He created sadboi.

>>73816866

so?

>>73816839
>can you name more than one Vanilla Ice song?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNtJBO4lysU

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>>73816839

>>73816904

I don't get it

>>73816866
no that was james ferraro.


> Is it his personality? Is it his attitude towards the music industry? Is it because he's a goofball? How has he made it this far? What do you think /mu/?
no its always being apart of some scene and being in the right place at the right time. tyler is smart because he maximized his spotlight to the core

its pure luck that he somehow meets frank who was a ghost writer for def jam.


>How does one succeed in music?
find a collective in your area or internet. join it and hope it gains a following then use your resources to sell out and become a big.
behind every artist that somehow "became popular" was usually 90% of the time apart of some unknown collective.

didn't kanye tweet yonkers was the video of the year when it came out? And that was the era Ye dropped MBDTF and WTT, two of the biggest hip hop albums of the decade. That probably set Tyler for life.

>>73816839
Even though Yonkers is far more popular than the rest of his songs, I wouldn't say it's a one-hit-wonder thing like Vanilla Ice. I mean, if he was, his persona would have worn off years ago and would have become irrelevant by now. But he's releasing an album in a couple weeks and he's getting pretty hyped up again.

>>73816839
he easily changed hiphop and added a lane for bedroom producers in rap

>>73817485
>And that was the era Ye dropped MBDTF and WTT, two of the biggest hip hop albums of the decade.

You are such a retarded following faggot.

>>73816010
Successful musicians usually do way more than make good songs. They'll do something noteworthy (Ozzy bit the head off of a live bat, Tyler riled up crowds and turned his own shows into riots, etc), get exposure somewhere (Computer Magic getting on a car commercial), or are just talked about ad nauseam (millions of "i wanna smell Lauren Mayberry's feet" threads)

tl;dr: keep attracting attention for anything and everything

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sure Yonkers has 90 mil views right now but you really think thats his only hit? lol

>>73816839
>reddit spacing
Get the fuck off this board and back to your metaphorically third world website.

>>73817946
actually really smart move