Why Collipark is One of the Most Influential Producers in Hip Hop

Collipark talks about his experiences and insights in the music industry. He shares why he signed artists like Ying Yang Twins and Soulja Boy when nobody else saw their potential. He also breaks down the creative process behind the legendary hit "The Whisper Song” and why the Ying Yang Twins have one of the most amazing career stories in music history. We dive into who is responsible for music taking a backseat to marketing, how the south created the blueprint for modern rap, and the importance of speaking up for what's possible to those in your community. Lastly, Ray shares how Soulja Boy is the Kobe Bryant of the rap game. Do you agree?! Tune in to hear the comparison and tap in the comments to join the conversation! Time Stamps: 00:00:09 - Introduction 00:03:28 - Collipark shares insight on why he signed artists like Ying Yang Twins and Soulja Boy while everyone else slept on them 00:10:32 - Collipark is the reason Ray Daniels joined Interscope 00:12:22 - Collipark breaks down the inspiration and creative process behind The Whisper Song 00:16:20 - How Collipark discovered Soulja Boy 00:23:08 - Who is responsible for music taking a backseat to marketing today? 00:24:59 - How southern rap's sound became the blueprint for modern rap 00:29:54 - The importance of speaking up so others around you know what's possible 00:42:58 - What Collipark is looking to inspire him 00:46:02 - What's next for Collipark and what he learned from Jimmy Iovine 00:50:47 - The Ying Yang Twins have one of the most amazing career stories in the history of music 00:55:19 - Collipark and Ray break down the evolution of Atlanta hip hop 00:59:27 - Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is 01:14:03 - Collipark gives his credit check 01:18:34 - GOAT or Underdog? 01:20:43 - Ray thinks Soulja Boy is the Kobe Bryant of Rap Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/raydanielspresents/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy