Gyant Unplugged

As I sit back and wait for LA Reid to join the ranks of the legions of unemployed workers in this country, I was elated to see that not all bloggers – can we call Elliot Wilson that- are dick ridin’ imbeciles.

Check out what YN had to say regarding Reid’s developing demise:

Sorry I gotta do it to you, sir. But in the 25th year of the greatest label of all-time, L.A. has caught nothin’ but L’s. Let’s see Ross should’ve been bigger. You should have made Fab abandon the bad movie concept behind his good album. Mariah caught another brick. And now, my beloved Ri-Ri, drops a flop. I went to the local Best Buy yesterday and there were about 50 copies of Rated R on the shelf. How is this logical? It’s no wonder none of your rap’s heavyweights will give you a 4th Quarter release.

Lyor used to keep my stocking stuffed. No homo. We can’t get a straight answer on TM103. Luda’s hypin’ an album with an artist who doesn’t want to be on his label. And didn’t Kanye promise us if he did that singing shit, he’d give us a real album. Nada. Zilch. I know the players play and the coach can’t get on the field. But you get paid for results and it’s just not been there lately. Antonio Reid heading the home of the tone arm? Never seemed like a good fit and in ’09 you truly made the case. No Shakir. No Hova. Big problems. I wish you luck next year, Black man. Or inevitably, change will come. Dick Lewis, I mean Doug Morris is watching.

I’ve often cogitated on the once viable executive’s legitimacy. Once known as a legend in the game, the HNIC [for only a little while longer] over at Def Ham has proven to be out of his league as it pertains to the new music industry.

And with what I’ve been hearing from inside the ranks at Def Jam, he, along with his high-priced make-up line, is OUTTA there!

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