>i forgot about wanksta
>that mighta been a hit without dre
>but in the club? huge
>em cosigned 50 first
>and yeah dre hopped on
>but with dre, 50 had access to the machine
>which is what he wanted
>which made him larger
>

Dre has the machine. He can make anyone into a star if he wants.

So how hard is it to pick talent that has already proven itself (50 and Kendrick) and put them into the machine?

It's like the Yankees buying up all of the best players to win. Now they don't always win because the plan doesn't always work. And nothing is different with Dre and that can be compared to the number of artists he was going to work with and never released or the number of artists that flopped.

But sooner or later you will win. Point is that he wins less than he loses. We just aren't counting those losses and in some cases putting it on the artist at that point.

When we talk about bringing in game changers, I would respect more of what he did with Em. Em is like Jeter who came up through the farm system.

My whole point is that that is not how Dre usually operates.

He co-signs A-Rods and Sabathias all day long.

How is he honestly getting credit for Kendrick?

I understand he gave 50 In Da Club...but he didn't give Kendrick shit!