We been killing the mixtapes, the streets know what we about, and now we got the radios. ∺ll good comes to those who wait, you know? he said. Chris, however, is more philosophical about the four years it took to for him and Neef to release an album after signing to The Roc. Though Neef was impatient regarding the release of Tough Luv, he admitted the time waiting gave him a chance to learn the business aspect of the music industry.Ĭhris also disclosed he was educated on the industry, citing specifically that Jay-Z told them to keep on eye on their money. Been through battles and the war, you know, the ups and downs. Weve been holding down The Roc probably for like four years. Thats what you gotta worry about, and if you can take criticism.Īdmonishments aside, Neef said he is just happy that the album is in stores, considering how long he and Chris have been signed to the label, and all the adversity they have faced. Its what the public is going to accept it as. Now its the public opinion, Bleek told from the Young Gunzs album recent release party in New York. 24), Young Chris and Neef Buck of the Young Gunz are attempting to translate their two successful singles∼ant Stop, Wont Stop and No Better Loveinto sales.īut Roc-A-Fella veteran Memphis Bleek insists the Philly-bred duo should not only pay attention to the sound of cash registers, but also the sound of the fans on the streets. With the release of their debut album Tough Luv this past Tuesday (Feb.
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