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Glock 30K, a rapper allegedly signed to Druski’s Coulda Been Records, is saying the label is not real.
The rapper hopped on TikTok to voice his frustrations with the label — if it’s even one. “Don’t make the same mistake I did and believe in Coulda Been Records,” he said. “If any of y’all get an opportunity with him, do it for the clout and the money that’s it. Don’t take it seriously like I did. I regret it.”
“Four years that I’ll never get back,” he continued. “It’s a fake label. I should have listened a long time ago. To all the people out there, this label is just a joke, bruh.”
Glock 30K has been vocal about his dissatisfaction with the record label. Months ago, he shared a video of him burying his Coulda Been Records chain, saying in the video that the record label “is no more to me.”
A short while before that, he shared a video declaring that no one would ever take the chain from him.
A while ago, we spoke with Druski about Coulda Been Records and its show about finding potential signees.
“I went into it [trying to] find good artists,” he explained “But I came out with something better: a bunch of people with heart that suck.”
“It’s not really about talent with us,” said Druski. “It’s about if you got that look. And sometimes it’s not even about that. I like to see where their head’s at. Sometimes their head is in the right place and the talent isn’t. I think you guys understand what I mean when I say that.”
When asked how many of Coulda Been Records’ potential artists realize that the label is satirical, Druski claimed that he only recruits people who take it seriously. “I usually get the ones out of there that are joking. And I take this very seriously. I don’t want them in there if they’re not taking this seriously. So I’d say 100 percent of people that come in there take it seriously because if they aren’t, they get booted.”
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Glock 30K, a rapper allegedly signed to Druski’s Coulda Been Records, is saying the label is not real.
The rapper hopped on TikTok to voice his frustrations with the label — if it’s even one. “Don’t make the same mistake I did and believe in Coulda Been Records,” he said. “If any of y’all get an opportunity with him, do it for the clout and the money that’s it. Don’t take it seriously like I did. I regret it.”
“Four years that I’ll never get back,” he continued. “It’s a fake label. I should have listened a long time ago. To all the people out there, this label is just a joke, bruh.”
Glock 30K has been vocal about his dissatisfaction with the record label. Months ago, he shared a video of him burying his Coulda Been Records chain, saying in the video that the record label “is no more to me.”
A short while before that, he shared a video declaring that no one would ever take the chain from him.
A while ago, we spoke with Druski about Coulda Been Records and its show about finding potential signees.
“I went into it [trying to] find good artists,” he explained “But I came out with something better: a bunch of people with heart that suck.”
“It’s not really about talent with us,” said Druski. “It’s about if you got that look. And sometimes it’s not even about that. I like to see where their head’s at. Sometimes their head is in the right place and the talent isn’t. I think you guys understand what I mean when I say that.”
When asked how many of Coulda Been Records’ potential artists realize that the label is satirical, Druski claimed that he only recruits people who take it seriously. “I usually get the ones out of there that are joking. And I take this very seriously. I don’t want them in there if they’re not taking this seriously. So I’d say 100 percent of people that come in there take it seriously because if they aren’t, they get booted.”
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