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So much respect for everything LaRussell & Tietta are building with GoodCompenny...

11 Nov 2024 · 1 min

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In this brief YouTube excerpt, two speakers exchange enthusiastic remarks about LaRussell (referred to as Lil Russell) and his collaboration with producer Hit‑Boy. Speaker A repeatedly emphasizes the idea of managing LaRussell, while Speaker B counters, expressing deep admiration and arguing that LaRussell is among the rare talents who truly do not require a manager because of his strong team and foundation. The dialogue is informal, repetitive, and centers on admiration and the question of managerial necessity.

You know, I watched what Lil Russell did with Hit-Boy and it was amazing.
Yes, that's one of my favorite human beings in the world.
Me too, me too. You need to manage him.
We tried that, and I love Lil Russell to death, but I don't— he's one of those few people I think honestly don't need a manager.
Okay, I think himself, he—
well, it's not by himself, he has a great team around him and That, that's what makes him so great, is that because he's built a great foundation and a great team, but he's one of the few artists that he, he understands what he's doing.