Yesterday, CFCB showed up to Virgina's Q94 WRVQ to promote his upcoming concert, but things didn't go as planned. In what was to be a pre-recorded interview, deejay Kash -- who was being a huge tool, by the way -- told CFCB that he has no hits, which was the answer to why he doesn't play his records. But before huffing and puffing and storming out of the radio station, CFCB told Kash: "All I'm saying is that you don't play my shit.....What number is it (my song) at?....Why am I even doing this interview? Fuck it. I ain't doing this shit."
In Completely Unrelated News: Usher is coming for American Idol. Weeks after serving as a mentor on the TV show and, as a result, sold more albums, he says the show (and programs like it) is killing the music industry? How ungrateful.
He says: "The true art form of music is being lost, because it seems so easy that everyone can do it, and that it can happen overnight. Television is a lie. It can't happen overnight. The artist who thinks that it can just comes and goes. The reason why great singers cannot exist in this time is maybe because they're not properly managed, and maybe they don't understand the full gamut of what being an entertainer is. We're dealing with an industry that is slowly but surely dying, every day. There's the record companies that are mass-producing these versions of these people; versions of this broken art. While it works, because it sells records, it damages the business."
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