Mar 25, 2016

http://yearofthethug.com/eulogy/

explanation on the burial and the SS series. basically that the leaks stole thousands of hours of time and millions of dollars from thug's career. years of work. it was time to bury that era and birth a new one.

@ThuggerSXN

really cool imo

 

Mar 25, 2016

I don't think you understand how the unreleased tracks were back then lmao

If you'd actually been a part of that, you would've known most people had 30-40 Thug tracks and some other tracks from misc. artists in Atlanta. Young high schoolers would get their hands on them and send to all their friends, who would send to all their friends, who would trade for more songs. I mainly finessed people for songs and stuck to a small circle of 4-5 people who as a group collected songs together. We rarely sent out songs to anyone in the first place.

Whoever leaked all the songs didn't get them from me because some of those songs were low quality versions that I hadn't even had in the first place.

Only thing that leaked that I had touched for sure was the Boy Remix, and that was only sent out after all the traders had Boy to, once again, finesse those ignorant f---s who would ruin Thug's career.

You don't understand, I have friends who were in high schools in Atlanta like Langston who would tell me about how people would just casually be in the halls talking about sending each other songs and listening to them because it was so common to have his unreleased s---.

So once again, I repeat, I had nothing to do with the leaks.

 

Mar 26, 2016

young thug is so monumental .. . .he generates entire juvenile bartering economies off his career mistakes,

 

Mar 26, 2016

d--- kids trading Thug leaks like Pokemon cards what a time to be alive.

 

Mar 26, 2016

I think the leaks were critical to developing Thugs fan base. It created a huge buzz , the word of mouth did more for him than Lyor & 300 in establishing his name.