@buddhamonk

(Buddha Monk) and O.D.B grew up together in the same neighborhood, Brooklyn, New York. Naturally, they frequented many of the same places.

The rapper describes himself as an enterprising person who always had a plan to get to the dinero. Once he jumped on that mic that evening, it was on and poppin after that.
Buddha believes in old-school promotions, marketing, and not this new age stuff.
“We need to leave the internet alone. People need to go back to putting the posters on the corner, spraying their logos on the corner with a stencil and everything, letting them know when the album is dropping as well as the CD. They need to stop calling CD’s cassettes. A mix tape is not a 12" MP3. A mix tape is a cassette. We need to go back to certain things. That’s the reason they still make radios with the cassette players. I’m convinced that they want to bring it back slowly. People miss that. They miss holding the Wu-Tang CD in their hand or the Usher CD in their hand. They were happy to see that artist, and get that autograph. If you see Buddha Monk, and you have his CD in your hand and you want him to sign— I’ll sign it. You’re wearing a J Cole shirt, and you want me to sign my name on the back of that shirt because you don’t have a CD or picture. We don’t have photos anymore. Record labels don’t give that stuff out anymore. The promo is the stuff that helped hip-hop be recognized. We fell off because we trusted the label to find a better way when we already had the way. They didn’t make the formula. We already had it. We had the software. Now, they think that everybody is supposed to pay attention to the internet. However, it’s the crash course on that. If your phone dies, and you lose all your information, you’re shot dead. You will need to buy another phone,” clarified Buddha about his disdain for the marketing aspects of the music industry.
Buddha said you won’t ever find him on Backpage pushing music. Never. We don’t want to see you on Backpage pushing music, Bro. We don’t.
Seriously, if he couldn’t do music though, he wouldn’t be living. @RemedyMeetsWuTang @WuTang4Life4ever @WUTANGFAMILIA @WuTangClan @HipHopUniverse @hiphopdx @oldschoolhiphop_fan @Old-School-HipHop @Oldschoolhiphop90srapsongs @90sLegends @90s.hiphop_