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04 | Inside DEHH: One on One (Patreon)

Published:
2017-09-07 19:02:36
Imported:
2021-07

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Let me know what you think of this idea.

-Kinge

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Anonymous

Sounds ok to me

Anonymous

Like the idea. I think a certain dollar amount all add their albums to a pool. You guys can pull out the ones that you feel like you have something important to say on. Negative or positive. Thanks gentlemen

Anonymous

Not a bad idea.

Anonymous

Dig it. Do it. I'm down.

Anonymous

Definitely down for this!

Anonymous

Yeah it would make sense in those cases where some of you were not interested or didn't have anything to say about it. However, sometimes what comes out of your reviews that is crucial is the disagreements, or some of you picking up on things that others didn't. I would say this would probably work best and you could still preserve that kind of dialogue with at least two of you involved (+modest on the camera and his 2 cents).

Anonymous

yea, get beezy and myke to review the death grips discography

Anonymous

I was thinking this exact thing after the Milo review.

Anonymous

I like the idea myself. It's a great thing to add onto benefits to getting on patreon. Might get more people dishing out $$$

Anonymous

Yea because there's always one album from person in DEHH's mid and end of year top Five that I really mess with. So Getting put on that album earlier would be nice or how each of you has favorite artist you can't review as a team but would want to.

Anonymous

Imagine if all youtube subscribers paid 1 or 2 dollars each month, you guys could be ballin' hard

Anonymous

This would be a good idea...I would like it

Anonymous

I agree with this because unlike the beginning of DEHH, I think as more and more projects come out and your base of Patreon or non-Patreon gets larger, the audience has gotten segmented towards people who seem to really like one subgenre or another. This could help satisfy people who want Beezy to touch on beat tapes more, Feefo to touch on Bump in the Whip stuff, or Ken to get on a mix of whatever he's feeling. I don't include Myke cause he has his own page that updates seemingly more regularly but the point stands.

Anonymous

This is a great idea.

Anonymous

I like the idea

Anonymous

Great idea

Anonymous

That sounds fantastic.

Anonymous

I agree

Anonymous

Man that would be great.

Anonymous

Yes, it's great.

Anonymous

I don't like the idea. I want to hear everyone's diagnosis of the albums.

Anonymous

That'd be good. That way you guys can focus on content for bigger albums while not completely singling out the lower tiered albums. As long as y'all continue to enjoy putting out the reviews. The last thing we want y'all to feel is drained and obligated to do these reviews with so many requests. Keep up the dope work y'all ✊🏼

Anonymous

Does this in theory mean more reviews? Assuming the regular 'A team' reviews would remain as par for course? How could that not be a good thing?

Anonymous

Great Idea for sure

Anonymous

Definitely a good idea

deadendhiphop
>>7108058

Understandable. This would be for albums we don't have any intentions of reviewing as a group so that's the added benefit.

Anonymous

It's a great idea

Anonymous

Yes, good idea. I say do it.

Anonymous

Thats a pretty good idea, im all for it

Anonymous

Sounds good. Try to make it happen

Anonymous

Yes, I love this idea. I think it'll add even more variety as well as content

Anonymous

This would really work!!

Anonymous

Ken man, I've tried reaching out a couple of times. I'd like to help out with your iOS app, if only on a consultation level. As for the one-on-ones, sounds good. Go for it.

Anonymous

I think this is good idea.

Anonymous

I like it. I wamt to hear CTown talk about some left field weirdo rap albums, love to hear Feefo do some ATL bump in da whip hyped albums, etc...

Anonymous

I like the idea, Ken - and I really like these raw audio bits

Anonymous
>>7220273

Honestly, I doubt Myke would do solo reviews anywhere but on his own channel/patreon.