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I think its time we spread awareness and try to fix this shit. This information is directly from me and not some random shit that people say cause they want to. This is 100% real shit. Monark The Producer was contacted and spoken to about his work with Juice...

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Put this in ur next video too if you want to please.

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he should be a millionaire by now

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Never saw a dime.

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Bro wtf so the label really just not paying anyone.

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another example of grade a being the shittiest label

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@inaninstance 7 years ago… Jesus

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@MonarkProd i know it’s no where near the compensation you deserve for your work but the fans have your back

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he shouldve asked for his money back when juice was still alive

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label are a piece of shit

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He’s never going to see a penny unless the record label becomes legally obligated to. It’s not like they’ll give him something out of the kindness of their hearts. Unless they’re forced it will never ever happen not one cent.

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Dean Norris on the real reason Bryan Cranston was the best lead he ever worked with "He was always on. Literally six years I don't remember a time he was ever late on set. He was always the first guy on set." "He never caused problems or was diva-esque." "All of us then like oh you know Brian's going to be on time we have to be on time." six years and bryan never once showed up late. no ego trips no diva shit just pure professionalism that forced everybody else to step up. this is the standard i wish more people in this industry actually lived by.
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Dean Norris on the real reason Bryan Cranston was the best lead he ever worked with "He was always on. Literally six years I don't remember a time he was ever late on set. He was always the first guy on set." "He never caused problems or was diva-esque." "All of us then like oh you know Brian's going to be on time we have to be on time." six years and bryan never once showed up late. no ego trips no diva shit just pure professionalism that forced everybody else to step up. this is the standard i wish more people in this industry actually lived by.

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Former NFL star Michael Vick says he cried for two weeks straight after going to prison “It didn't get real til they slammed that door and they locked it” “My first day in there, they kept coming to check on me to make sure I was alright. They were peeking in on me. I took the covers and just put them over my head because I felt like I was about to go crazy for a minute” “Every time they came to that door to check on me, I thought it was somebody coming to say, ‘Alright, you learned your lesson. Somebody bailed you out’” “After day four or five, when I realized that nobody was coming, that's when I had to start letting all the emotions out” “I cried for two weeks straight. I really cried after I got sentenced because I went into my sentencing not expecting to get two years” “You know what, this is about to be a chapter in my life that I'll never forget. Hopefully I can live to talk about it and laugh about it. It's not a serious matter” “This is for the next generations to see as they watch this and be like ‘Don't play with your career. Don't play with what God gave you and the position He put you in. Never take that for granted”
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Former NFL star Michael Vick says he cried for two weeks straight after going to prison “It didn't get real til they slammed that door and they locked it” “My first day in there, they kept coming to check on me to make sure I was alright. They were peeking in on me. I took the covers and just put them over my head because I felt like I was about to go crazy for a minute” “Every time they came to that door to check on me, I thought it was somebody coming to say, ‘Alright, you learned your lesson. Somebody bailed you out’” “After day four or five, when I realized that nobody was coming, that's when I had to start letting all the emotions out” “I cried for two weeks straight. I really cried after I got sentenced because I went into my sentencing not expecting to get two years” “You know what, this is about to be a chapter in my life that I'll never forget. Hopefully I can live to talk about it and laugh about it. It's not a serious matter” “This is for the next generations to see as they watch this and be like ‘Don't play with your career. Don't play with what God gave you and the position He put you in. Never take that for granted”

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J. R. Smith says LeBron is still mad about the 2018 NBA Finals play “I got the rebound. I'm thinking we're going to call a timeout because at that point the game is possessional” “I'm thinking, okay, bet. We're not about to rush. We're going to get the best shot possible. Any other time, you get the rebound, call timeout, get it to your best player and let them make the play” “I didn't hear no whistle. So I'm like, alright, shit I'm going to take this bitch to the corner. Let me get some space. KD's seven foot. I ain't about to shoot over this dude when he right here, you tripp’n” “Let me get to the corner. Nobody still say nothing. I'm like, ‘Alright, bet.’ It looked like they were trying to deny LeBron. So I'm dribbling it out to get the ball to LeBron” “Like, bro, if I shoot this shit they going to be mad as fuck. You shoot this shit they going to be like, ‘Well, we going to live and die with that’” “So for me, let me get this shit out of here. Get it to the big fella. He's going to do what he's got to do. Worst comes to worst, we got a timeout. I'm not going to call timeout because then it's, ‘Man, you wasted our timeout’” “He was hot. He was confused because he didn't understand what is happening. And I'm literally looking at him like, Bro, this is your job. That's why you get the big bucks. They don't pay me enough for this shit”
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J. R. Smith says LeBron is still mad about the 2018 NBA Finals play “I got the rebound. I'm thinking we're going to call a timeout because at that point the game is possessional” “I'm thinking, okay, bet. We're not about to rush. We're going to get the best shot possible. Any other time, you get the rebound, call timeout, get it to your best player and let them make the play” “I didn't hear no whistle. So I'm like, alright, shit I'm going to take this bitch to the corner. Let me get some space. KD's seven foot. I ain't about to shoot over this dude when he right here, you tripp’n” “Let me get to the corner. Nobody still say nothing. I'm like, ‘Alright, bet.’ It looked like they were trying to deny LeBron. So I'm dribbling it out to get the ball to LeBron” “Like, bro, if I shoot this shit they going to be mad as fuck. You shoot this shit they going to be like, ‘Well, we going to live and die with that’” “So for me, let me get this shit out of here. Get it to the big fella. He's going to do what he's got to do. Worst comes to worst, we got a timeout. I'm not going to call timeout because then it's, ‘Man, you wasted our timeout’” “He was hot. He was confused because he didn't understand what is happening. And I'm literally looking at him like, Bro, this is your job. That's why you get the big bucks. They don't pay me enough for this shit”

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