I'm not the biggest Wayne fan, but I will give him props if this is how he played his cards. I remember when you dropped an album just for radio play/money it was called SELLIG OUT. Now some of his true fans are swaying because of the new album, and he replaced them all with a nation of followers looking for that next 'trend'.
The new C3 is a radio friendly album that will make him a ton of money because of the controversy behind it. why should he work so hard AGAIN to make another good album? He needs to find a way to make up the lost money from the previous album, and turn a profit on this album. All the good stuff leaked with his ORIGINAL C3. So when it leaked a second time, everyone expecting another classic got a disappointment. He knew from the previous leak it would sell REGARDLESS. So the ONLY WAY it had a chance of leaking was for HIM to put it out there. All the major label does is hype publicity and handle most distribution, but he OWNS the MASTERS to his songs. Then he apologizes, somewhat, keeping the hype alive a little longer after the albun is released. Wayne records hundreds of songs for the new C3 and drops exclusives to a few DJs. The hype builds since all that money was wasted making what was a decent album. Original Carter 3 is leaked and Wayne decides to re-record the album. Wayne disses mixtape DJ's, causing a new C3 buzz a week or so before the album drops.Ĩ. Keep in mind this is all MY OPINION, but it all makes sense if you think about it. Wayne drops a club bangin, radio friendly, song that also appeals to 'other' demographics making more buzz.Ħ. The demand to see what all the fuss was about rises.ĥ. Interviews about the C3 incident and the secrecy behind the new C3 generate a media buzz.Ĥ. Wayne records hundreds of songs for the new C3 and drops exclusives to a few DJ's.ģ. The hype builds since all that money was wasted making what was a decent album.Ģ. Keep in mind this is all MY OPINION, but it all makes sense if you think about it. Weezy hustled the whole world on this one.
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