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A forensic scientist stopped by the Ray Daniel show to discuss how major labels are scamming and robbing artist. “Drake thought he got a $500M payday. In reality, Universal locked him into a never-ending album cycle until he burned himself out.” They discussed auditing labels, 50 cent vs Interscope... show more

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