Bangladesh Semi-Ethers Polow Da Don

VIBE’s Best Producer Alive Bracket definitely provoked this statement, but as Bangladesh was speaking on his track record, claiming that he deserved to be in a completely different category than the one he was put in, he had this to say about other producers, namely Polow:

“All the producers in ['Mass Appeal'], they strive for certain things,” he continued. “Like Polow will go in and say we need to make a pop record, we gotta make a Top 40 and that’s what he’ll make. See, I create organically and it becomes mass appealed. That’s why I feel like I’m better. I don’t do what is going to make me money or what the DJs are going to want to play. I just do me. And everything that I’ve done has been knocked down in the beginning, but at the end of the day it sticks to the walls. It don’t take a label to back it up, it just blows because people want different shit.”

“Honestly, I’m better than all them peoples. I’m not disrespecting them because I was influenced by Timbaland and Neptunes and all of them, but your time came and went. There’s time for other things to happen.”

“A lot of them producers, some have a sound and some don’t. I think Polow kinda does whatever, he doesn’t have a certain sound, he emulates other peoples stuff. To me, he’s probably a well-sought-out producer, but at the same time its about who you’re with, who you’re around, who’s getting you the work,” he continues. “I don’t have assistance so I’m not in Jimmy Iovine’s face. I don’t get all the Interscope work, I create the work. That makes me better because I don’t have people in my pocket. My sound is so powerful that the artist love it and it skips all the middle men. All my beats have been placed by getting it directly to the artist. I don’t really need nobody cosigning.”

That shit that makes your soul burn slow. He even went as far as to say that “A Milli” was probably the greatest beat of this era.

Link: Bangladesh On VIBE Producer Tournament

Previously:

It was all good just a year ago: Bangladesh & Polow Da Don in L.A.

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