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The Collapse of G.O.O.D. Music


This video, The Collapse of G.O.O.D. Music, details the rise and fall of the record label founded by Kanye West (now known as Ye). Launched as a joint venture following the success of his debut album, the label was intended to foster talent, but Kanye often struggled with the responsibilities of leadership, eventually viewing the venture as a significant mistake (54:27-54:54).

Key takeaways regarding artists on the roster:

  • Common (1:19-5:50): The label's first signee, Common maintained a supportive relationship with Kanye despite the label's turbulence, viewing him as a brother.
  • John Legend (5:52-11:00): Although they achieved major success together, John Legend has effectively cut ties with Kanye following his recent controversies.
  • Big Sean (11:00-14:46): One of the label's biggest commercial successes, Big Sean faced long-standing frustration, feeling undervalued and undercompensated until his eventual departure.
  • Pusha T (14:47-20:25): Serving as the label's president, Pusha T had a complex working relationship with Kanye that produced some of the label's most critically acclaimed projects, such as Daytona and It's Almost Dry, before he stepped down in 2022.
  • Desiigner (20:26-27:26): After his massive hit Panda, Desiigner struggled to maintain momentum and eventually left due to a lack of support and communication from the label head.
  • Teyana Taylor (27:27-30:17): Teyana expressed deep frustration with how her projects, particularly K.T.S.E., were handled, leading her to eventually depart the label and seek creative independence.

Other notable mentions:

  • Consequence (30:18-33:34): Had a volatile relationship with Kanye, oscillating between public disputes and reconciliation.
  • Kid Cudi (35:36-41:15): Despite being one of Kanye's closest creative partners, their friendship suffered repeated fractures due to personal and public disagreements, with Cudi declaring he would no longer collaborate with Kanye.
  • Hit-Boy & Travi$ Scott (43:32-52:38): Both producers/artists navigated high-pressure dynamics with Kanye, experiencing both the benefits of his mentorship and the difficulties of his erratic management style.

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