Irv Gotti:
Look at the sales. Look at "Ay Bay Bay." That was the biggest song in the f*cking country and he did 20-f*cking-thousand units. This is the music business that we're in. The Internet has totally taken the music business and stuck a big fat dick in its a** and now it's f*cked it. Now we're trying to wiggle it out our a**es and get that f*cking sh*t up out of our a** and it's tough. And it's tough for everyone. 50 just now went over platinum. I know he's sitting back like "What the f*ck is going on?" He's going to bottom out at like a million-two. [laughs]
That's what they're doing to J. Lo's big old a**. They're patting her big old a** to get up out of here. And please, no disrespect to J. Lo. J. Lo is a friend. I love J. Lo and I want to work with her, and I think it's f*cked up that Epic is releasing reports like that without cleaning it up. Because it's all over the Internet that they're about to drop J. Lo, and she's one of the biggest stars. Forget music, she's one of the biggest stars in the world. So you know, the wrath doesn't escape anyone.
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