r/Hiphopcirclejerk bought streams for French Montana Feb 13 '26

oh fuck me i just made the whole connection Insightful

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u/Various-Form-2433 Feb 13 '26

I think he means having the same producer(s) for the whole album instead of a different one every song or just buying beats

u/rem_au_crema Feb 13 '26

This is accurate but far less funny

u/LevelOutlandishness1 Feb 13 '26

“The best albums have consistent, focused production in them” feels like such a simple sentence to me

Then again we’re analyzing a tweet that he prolly just came up with in two seconds, posted, then forgot about

u/EternalVirgin18 Feb 17 '26

His name is “i don’t know”, you can’t expect him to know how to succinctly explain your point

u/w1zinvestmentss Feb 13 '26 edited Feb 16 '26

Yeah that's how I saw it. Group of producers that like working together, or a group of producers that know you/you worked with. Vs random producers for every song, beats purchased without context or collobratation.

u/culdusaq Feb 13 '26

Yeah it's honestly not that hard to understand

u/First_Team_6123 Feb 13 '26

I think he's saying having just one producer brings more consistency to a project

u/w1zinvestmentss Feb 16 '26

Yeach exactly, people have mixed feelings about logic, I enjoy some of his music. He's a clear example, under pressure is by far his best album, and it was primarily produced by NO ID.

u/imdeadseriousbro Feb 13 '26

random producers every track feels like a playlist instead of an album. hes not wrong