During a sit-down on VladTV, Yung Joc dished on the “very common” trade observe of producers anticipating artists to change sexual favors for tracks. Notably, he even mentioned that many producers go in with a “You want the beats, I want the meats” mentality.
Joc Weighs In On Ashanti’s The Breakfast Club Interview
The matter got here up after interviewer Shawn Prez requested Yung Joc to handle some revelations that Ashanti made on The Breakfast Club final month. Specifically, she spoke on an unnamed producer making an attempt to solicit sexual favors in change for 2 information.
“We did two records together. He was like, ‘Okay, I’m not gonna charge you, you know you my homie’…When it came time to put it on the album, he was like, ‘Let’s take a shower together.’”
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While talking on Ashanti’s allegation, Yung Joc kicked off by saying it seems as if she’s speaking about Irv Gotti, who signed the R&B singer to Murda Inc. again within the day. Irv’s additionally made quite a few claims about his relationship with Ashanti, although she shut his statements down again in October, as The Shade Room beforehand reported.
“Who was the producer? It’s giving—as the ladies say—it’s giving she’s talking about Irv.”
Joc additionally accused Ashanti of being “very elusive in this whole matter” earlier than being informed that Irv wasn’t the perpetrator. In flip, the rapper advised that DJ Akademikz, who slammed Ashanti for not name-dropping the producer, ought to look by her catalogue to find out who she was speaking about.
Yung Joc Breaks Down How These Scenarios Are ‘Very Common’
Shawn segued to ask how widespread related experiences are throughout the music trade, and Yung Joc spoke on how each men and women should cope with it pretty typically.
“I think it’s very common. I think [it happens to] a lot of women—men too, let’s be for real.”
He continued by humorously taking up a high-pitched voice to impersonate many producers’ mindsets.
“I’m just sayin’, you want the beats, I want the meats!”
Yung Joc carried his impression on and emphasised that he might “clearly hear” how these eventualities go down.
“I can hear it! I can clearly hear that. I can see it happening. You know, ‘Don’t look it at as, like, you gave me that for that. Look at it like we gave each other something, and in return we celebrated with a good ol’ hot night of steamy, passionate sex.’ I can hear that s**t!”
However, he did make clear that there are numerous others who can present precise eventualities of how the propositions normally happen. He even implored girls to share their tales within the remark part.
“I’m a man, and I ain’t ever really propositioned a woman for sex, but you’ve gotta ask the women. ‘Cause the women, who are always propositioned for sex, they can tell you probably a better scenario of how it happens…Ladies, give us a scenario of how you’ve been propositioned for your goods. Leave a comment below. I wanna know.”
Finally, Joc clarified that he’s personally in opposition to the observe of soliciting artists for intercourse.
“I would never, man! Lemme say this…I would never proposition a woman for her body parts. I wouldn’t do that, I just wouldn’t do that. Lemme just put that out there.”
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