Bobby Shmurda Curses Out Producers For Charging Him Double The Price For A Song: I’m Not Giving You $10,000 For A Song B*tch!

Bobby Shmurda
Bobby Shmurda Curses Out Producers For Charging Him Double The Price For A Song: I’m Not Giving You $10,000 For A Song B*tch!
Bobby Shmurda took it to Instagram to put music producers in their place!
On Tuesday (June 21) in a recently deleted Instagram video, independent rap artist Bobby Shmurda vented about the hard time he’s been having with producers.

Bobby Shmurda
Bobby Shmurda says:
“So I’m in the middle of f*ck*ng June rap, and these producers is giving me like the hardest time right now, like I never seen no sh*t like this before. Like I know n*gg*s cannot – It can’t be that bad outside my n*gg*. It can’t be that bad outside my n*gg*, it can’t be bro. I done made over half a million for the year. It can’t be that bad outside my n*gg*. You know what I’m saying?”
Bobby, 27, continues:
“Like why is n*gg*s oding right now? I’m supposed to drop my project – lemme get straight to it. I’m tryna drop my project, but these n*gg*s is asking me clearances and these f*ck*ng producers is asking for some crazy sh*t! I don’t know what rumors is going around, they think like ‘oh Bobby just droppin’ bags’ this, that, wherever.”
Bobby adds:
“I’m not giving n*gg*s no f*ck*ng 10 thousand, eight thousand dollars for no f*ck*ng producing song b*tch. Who the f*ck told you n*gg*s to f*ck*ng make songs with 10 motherf*ck*rs on the song b*tch n*gg*!”
As the video comes to an end, Bobby states:
“Yo bum *ss n*gg*s gonna send me some sh*t like that with like 10 n*gg*s on the song bro. Don’t play me bro. Don’t play me bro. Y’all n*gg*s go bust ya gun by yaself n*gg*.”
In April, Bobby released his first single “They Don’t Know” while being an independent artist. Fans thought Bobby should wait a little longer being that he was battling a complicated relationship with Epic Records after signing the release papers of their label because they weren’t releasing his music in a timely fashion. Bobby subliminally explained why he was eager to release music as soon as possible:
“I got major labels jumping me blackballing me and shittttt and I’m from the hood young and rich black as shit. I’m only 27 one year fresh outta six years they got 400 employees tell them boys stop playing me homieee and I do no marketing that all my shit natural ahhhhh.”
On Wednesday (June 8) Bobby posted a picture on Instagram captioning it:
“Black ball me I’m already black b*tch.”
Tory Lanez commented encouraging words:
“Take it from me Cuzzo ….. U not blackballed my brother ….. ur on the verge of reaching something great that u haven’t expected !! Ur about to break into your glory my brother. they will not be able to hold u back …. In Jesus name.”

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