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Iconic Producer Quincy Jones Slams Taylor Swift’s Songwriting Skills

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Quincy Jones may have just created some bad blood with Taylor Swift.

During an interview with GQ, the legendary producer — who has worked with artists like Frank SinatraMichael Jackson and Tupac — apparently made a face “somewhere between disapproval and disdain” when the reporter asked about Swift’s recent music.

 When asked what is wrong with her music, Jones replied, “We need more songs, man. F-cking songs, not hooks.”

The GQ interviewer tried to explain that many people around the world consider the 28-year-old “the greatest songwriter of our age,” but Jones still wasn’t buying it and literally.

His response: “Whatever crumbles your cookie.”

“But they don’t know, man,” Jones said when the reporter pressed about her reputation as an amazing songwriter. “They don’t know. I’ve come and gone through seven decades of this shit. Seen all that. Seen how that works. Ignorance is no thing.”

 When asked what Swift is missing, Jones elaborated: “Knowing what you’re doing. You know what I mean? Since I was a little kid, I’ve always heard the people that don’t wanna do the work. It takes work, man. The only place you find success before work is the dictionary, and that’s alphabetical.”

“Man, the song is the shit — that’s what people don’t realize,” he added in his vague takedown of Swift. “A great song can make the worst singer in the world a star. A bad song can’t be saved by three best singers in the world. I learned that 50 years ago.”

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Bubbleeye: The Rising Star of Chicago Hip-Hop

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In the vibrant city of Chicago, a new name is making waves in the hip-hop scene: Bubbleeye. As an affiliate of the renowned King Louie and a member of the Mubu Gang, Bubbleeye is taking the industry by storm with his unique sound and relentless work ethic.

From the East Side to Englewood: A Journey of Self-Discovery

Growing up on the East Side of Chicago, Bubbleeye’s early life was marked by the city’s rugged streets and vibrant cultural landscape. However, it was in Englewood, a neighborhood he now calls home, that he found his true voice and passion for music.

Mubu Kush God: A Debut Album That Set the Tone

Bubbleeye’s debut album, Mubu Kush God, dropped on all major platforms to critical acclaim. The project showcased his versatility as an artist, blending elements of drill, trap, and conscious hip-hop to create a unique sound that resonated with listeners.

Mubu Kush God 2: The Highly Anticipated Sequel

With the success of his debut album, Bubbleeye is gearing up to release the highly anticipated sequel, Mubu Kush God 2, on 4/20/25. Fans are eagerly awaiting the new project, which promises to deliver even more heat and showcase Bubbleeye’s continued growth as an artist.

MUBU MONDAY: A Weekly Dose of Fresh Music

In addition to his album releases, Bubbleeye has been treating fans to new music every Monday on SoundCloud as part of his “MUBU MONDAY” series. Launched in February 2024, the series has become a staple of the Chicago hip-hop scene, with fans eagerly anticipating each new drop.

Stay Connected with Bubbleeye

To stay up-to-date with Bubbleeye’s latest releases, fans can head to his SoundCloud page, MUBU Kush God. The page features all of his MUBU MONDAY releases, as well as other exclusive tracks and remixes. Connect with Bubbleeye on social media to stay in the loop with his latest moves:

Twitter: @bubbleeye Instagram: @bubbleeye
Facebook: @BubbleEye

The Future of Chicago Hip-Hop: Bubbleeye’s Rise to Fame

With his unique sound, relentless work ethic, and dedication to his craft, Bubbleeye is poised to take the hip-hop world by storm. As a proud representative of Chicago’s vibrant hip-hop scene, Bubbleeye is ready to put his city on the map and make a lasting impact on the music industry. Stay tuned for more updates on Bubbleeye’s journey, and get ready to experience the future of Chicago hip-hop.

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