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[Mindset]

A fresh new track in the making. Sesson yesterday, I'm waiting for Sean Kingston to fly down here. This is just Tum Tum on the track. Nothing real special. A Mindset/Wigged Out Music/ & Clout Records production.

http://www.mindsetentertainmentinc.net/tumtum.MP3

[antman]

thats nice......hot beat i like return the favor. i love weed

[pro404]

You are an incredibly talented producer, and the sound quality is quite professional. You've even made this clown sound like an actual artist.

I don't mean too much disrespect, and I understand that you're out there trying to make a name for yourself and make some money in the process, but it really is a shame that somebody as talented as yourself has to work with lame-ass bubblegum pop artists like this guy. I realize that in this messed up world, you'll never get recognized unless you sell your soul a little bit and stoop to this level. But at least to a small degree, I hope you realize that by pushing guys like this, you are partially responsible for contributing to the laughable state that rap music is in today.

That being said, I hope that when mr. kingston arrives he puts his flavor that makes 14-year old girls scream, and that this track makes you a million dollars so that you can take a step in the right direction in the future. At least you know that the only reason people will be listening to this is for the beat, and you can feel good that you have singlehandedly created wine from some very dirty water.

one love

[bknot1]

Originally Posted by pro404

You are an incredibly talented producer, and the sound quality is quite professional. You've even made this clown sound like an actual artist.

Dude, Tum Tum has been putting it down for years in Texas.. he isn't someone that just starting out.. dude is already signed to a major..be featured on most of the Major Artist is Texas albums or Mixtapes...


This is mos def a different sound for Tum Tum can't wit to hear the finish product...

[gullyjewelz]

i would love to hear more from tum tum - might have to look him up - cuz i wanna c - that verse on this track is NOT doin it for me - (but then again, i really dont "love" weed) . . . so its really not a song for me . . . but geesh - the lyrics dont sound too . . . creative . . .

[pro404]

Originally Posted by bknot1

Dude, Tum Tum has been putting it down for years in Texas.. he isn't someone that just starting out.. dude is already signed to a major..be featured on most of the Major Artist is Texas albums or Mixtapes...

well if he has been rapping for years and the most creative stuff he can come up with is the likes of "its the t.u.m the zilla my nigga, oh wait get the cake my mind is on them figgas, the bitches, the cars" or even better "i make girls lose it, seriously lose it, the camera's set up baby if you wanna use it" then he should have quit already.

its even sadder if he is signed to a major like you said. This guy has an opportunity that a lot of people would kill for. If the label pushes him, he has the opportunity to spread his voice to the world and say what he wants to say, but he's going to waste it by making popcorn tunes, probably become another one hit wonder, then fade off into nothing. does anyone give a fuck about hurricane chris anymore? even freaking soulja boy got signed to interscope, will he ever make another hit? anybody remember mims? now what do all these artists have in common? They all made shitty, catchy songs, got popular, then dropped off never to be heard from again. This guy is going to go down the exact same path if he keeps writing verses like this. He just better hope that talented producers are willing to work with him while his name is a little bit hot. Maybe he'll even get a little money off an album sale, and good for him, but it won't last for him if this is the result of several years worth of hustle.

once again don't take it personal mindset, good for you for getting to work with artists who are temporarily in the limelight. The producers get to stay in the game long after their one-hit-wonder artists drop off, and the production is really all anybody listens to songs for these days anyway cause everybody's come to expect their artists to sound just like this.

[gullyjewelz]

teh secret ingredient - every tite em cee should roll wit a catch rapper - its the perfect mix - the catchy dude can be like the "front man" - rmember flayva flayv?

most of the artist u mention - [flimms, especially, but hurrilame chris, and sailorboy - all could be the "frontmen" to solid emcee connections - MOVE UNITS and eff the haterz

[Mindset]

Don't need to take it personal over here They are under Universal. and personally I rather listen to something more creative & lyrical. But I also cannot be picky choosing who I want to lace productions with. Especially these days, when that chase to "make it" is pretty much ending, now its like tums last album. Eat or get ate. These types of productions won't be the 'highlight' of my career lol. these r jobs that still remain necessary. unless I had so much power to change the industry & the world right now, than I have to keep this label headed in the right direction. BUT anyways this ain't the first major I worked with. This is an addition to work I already compiled in my portfolio.
Go out & get it

Originally Posted by pro404

well if he has been rapping for years and the most creative stuff he can come up with is the likes of "its the t.u.m the zilla my nigga, oh wait get the cake my mind is on them figgas, the bitches, the cars" or even better "i make girls lose it, seriously lose it, the camera's set up baby if you wanna use it" then he should have quit already.

its even sadder if he is signed to a major like you said. This guy has an opportunity that a lot of people would kill for. If the label pushes him, he has the opportunity to spread his voice to the world and say what he wants to say, but he's going to waste it by making popcorn tunes, probably become another one hit wonder, then fade off into nothing. does anyone give a fuck about hurricane chris anymore? even freaking soulja boy got signed to interscope, will he ever make another hit? anybody remember mims? now what do all these artists have in common? They all made shitty, catchy songs, got popular, then dropped off never to be heard from again. This guy is going to go down the exact same path if he keeps writing verses like this. He just better hope that talented producers are willing to work with him while his name is a little bit hot. Maybe he'll even get a little money off an album sale, and good for him, but it won't last for him if this is the result of several years worth of hustle.

once again don't take it personal mindset, good for you for getting to work with artists who are temporarily in the limelight. The producers get to stay in the game long after their one-hit-wonder artists drop off, and the production is really all anybody listens to songs for these days anyway cause everybody's come to expect their artists to sound just like this.

[pro404]

Originally Posted by Mindset

But I also cannot be picky choosing who I want to lace productions with. Especially these days, when that chase to "make it" is pretty much ending, now its like tums last album. Eat or get ate. These types of productions won't be the 'highlight' of my career lol. these r jobs that still remain necessary.

i can definitely respect that, and i understand that you'll probably never be able to fully move away from working with these types of artists. Just promise the real fans that once you do become almighty and powerful that you won't forget your roots and whatever vision you had when you started.

[gullyjewelz]

and hell - DONT FORGET ABOUT ME!!!
LOL