Ahsmi Rawlins [psst, that's Eskay from Nah Right!] is featured in the Boston Globe spilling his guts about the MP3 blogging scene:
Rawlins gets leaked material like the 50 Cent/Timberlake song online. He wouldn’t reveal where he found it, but noted it’s not file-sharing websites, which remove copyrighted material if a record label asks. "The sites where I’m getting these leaks," says Rawlins, "the general public and record labels can’t even get into. Nothing is pulled off of them."
Sounds like the kind of thing you say and then wish you could take back.
It’s tough being in the limelight.
Special thanks to Jason Fell of FOLIO for the link.
I’m missing something.
The Boston Globe article was worth noting but I’m not following you on:
“Hmmm, on second thought, let me rephrase that!
It’s tough being in the limelight.”
And I suspect I’m not the only one.
Ha ha, Clyde sucks at subliminals.
Just bad writing on my part. I didn’t mean that “it sucks being in the limelight” was a rephrasing.
I just meant that when you’re in the limelight it’s easy to suddenly find yourself on record with a statement that could affect your future legal standing in a negative manner and little hope of it going unnoticed.
Eskay, stop snitching on the game!!