Post by Deamonic Angel on Sept 20, 2008 7:22:29 GMT
“I think the other ones are so critically acclaimed by fans, I wanna keep that competiveness up with myself,” he told us in Houston, where he was waiting to record a freestyle with Killer Mike. “They’ll compare this one to the other Mixtape Messiahs. Mixtape Messiah 1 is probably my biggest one thus far. It came out of nowhere. At that time, I had the beef with Mike Jones, and it was a triple-disc CD. Nobody did that. It was real shock value. I’m gonna keep on competing with myself. I might not drop a triple disc; it’s a double disc this time. But it’s two CDs full of nothing but new material.”
Koopa describes this CD as a return to full-throttle rawness with hard punch lines.
“Sometimes I say punch lines to myself and be like, ‘This punch line is trying a little too hard,” he said. “But I know my fans like that. So I’mma give it to them. A lot of fans that like me, like me because I used to take whoever’s beat was hot and even beats that weren’t hot, that were classic. Let’s get it.”
You’ll be able to get a hard copy of this mixtape in the streets, unlike the last MM.
“I released a part three not too long ago,” the Houston native said. “We did the digital [release]. A lot of people were hesitant to put out music a little while ago in the mixtape game. I seen a lot of DJs stop dropping mixtapes. I put mine out online for free. I think it says a lot, though, when you’re taking the time to press it up and doing the actual CD. It needs to be physically in the street and hit them nooks and crannies. There’s spots where the big artists don’t go, but that’s where I’m gonna go. We gonna start off slow and go with it.”
But fans won’t get too long to let this CD marinate, because Mixtape Messiah 5 is coming soon. Chamillionaire has been talking to a slew of DJs — from Drama to Cannon to Whoo Kid — about possibly collaborating with them the next tape.
Then he’ll drop his third album.
“I been working on it for a minute, since The Ultimate Victory,” the Grammy winner revealed. “That’s crazy, because a lot of my fans think I been on vacation.”
Chamillionaire has over 30 records in the can for the still-untitled official project.
Source: chamillionairechat.com
Koopa describes this CD as a return to full-throttle rawness with hard punch lines.
“Sometimes I say punch lines to myself and be like, ‘This punch line is trying a little too hard,” he said. “But I know my fans like that. So I’mma give it to them. A lot of fans that like me, like me because I used to take whoever’s beat was hot and even beats that weren’t hot, that were classic. Let’s get it.”
You’ll be able to get a hard copy of this mixtape in the streets, unlike the last MM.
“I released a part three not too long ago,” the Houston native said. “We did the digital [release]. A lot of people were hesitant to put out music a little while ago in the mixtape game. I seen a lot of DJs stop dropping mixtapes. I put mine out online for free. I think it says a lot, though, when you’re taking the time to press it up and doing the actual CD. It needs to be physically in the street and hit them nooks and crannies. There’s spots where the big artists don’t go, but that’s where I’m gonna go. We gonna start off slow and go with it.”
But fans won’t get too long to let this CD marinate, because Mixtape Messiah 5 is coming soon. Chamillionaire has been talking to a slew of DJs — from Drama to Cannon to Whoo Kid — about possibly collaborating with them the next tape.
Then he’ll drop his third album.
“I been working on it for a minute, since The Ultimate Victory,” the Grammy winner revealed. “That’s crazy, because a lot of my fans think I been on vacation.”
Chamillionaire has over 30 records in the can for the still-untitled official project.
Source: chamillionairechat.com