Alkaline CLAMPS The Industry: Did It On His Own While Kartel Begs For Drake & Chris Brown!

Añadido: 2026-05-07

[00:00:00]is, but I feel like Vibes Cartel is the one who is chasing after these people along with his team. You dig? I'm not sure. But it seems a bit shaky to me for the big world boss have to be chasing these stars to get in the global conversation. [music] It's not a bad thing, but wait until you get to the end of this video.

[00:00:23]Now, let's talk about the young lord Alkaline, right? Yes, sir. Let's talk about Alkaline. and the young lad who don't have to be depending on Chris Brown are like the likes of the six god which is Drake turn to me I talk about see let's talk about Alkaline Alkaline took a completely different part to get worldwide respect and he did it without asking to be featured on any big American rapper or singer album internationally alkaline drag himself along with his fans his catalog and his believe to the international market and up to today we don't see Alkaline team up with the baby the little baby dirk or twerk or the NBA the young boy we don't see Alkaline teaming up with Drake for example one of the biggest rapper that we see in this modern world right now [laughter] imagine Gaza Nation out here wondering if vibes cartel be featured on Drake album because we get So much clues and that album Iceman are going to drop the 15 of this month. Today we get a major news. Vice Carter going to be featured on Chris Brown album and that album is dropping this Friday. Title of the song [ __ ] party. But imagine vice 50 will get released from prison and doing so much international collab and at the end of the day artist out here signed to international label and not doing one [ __ ] and here the apps them Chris Brown help a 50 year old with his career. These ops need to ask themsel where them artist do them career especially the one we signed to a international label. It [ __ ] up.

[00:02:14]Trust me, it [ __ ] up. The more fight cartel, the more vice [laughter] run, smiley [laughter] [music] man.

[00:02:43]A real big way that I torture God the review god real review God malan TV man.

[00:02:58]Yo my fam I hope you guys listen to that clippings that I put at the front of the video keenly to what this Gaza man is saying. He have one strong point that I agree with in that entire video. Yeah, fam. You see the part where the man point out that yo masica signed to a big international label and we cannot see the impact up to this point. Aua aua.

[00:03:26]But you see the part where the man tapped in and the man is pointing out about Vibes Cartel and Chris Brown album and Vibes Cartel and Drake's album and a bag of things. That's the part that I don't agree with. [music] So you don't know from hear the voice of the review.

[00:03:44]God, I'm going to tap in and I'm going to break down and show this man and his Gaza fans that you can approach the international market the self-made way and also having that self-belief and that high selfesteem and you're unstoppable people. Let's get into the video immediately. I don't want to waste another second in the intro cuz today we are diving into the culture because a huge conversation is happening right now in Danal people. We are looking at the contrast between two giants in Danal and we call them giant cuz they're giants.

[00:04:30]I'm talking about vibes cartel and alkaline. The question we have to ask is what does it truly means to be a self-made international dance star or international star saying right now cartel is making major moves to you know secure or to source that global spotlight. see he's banking on big American features like his upcoming appearance broki fam and Chris Brown um and Chris Brown new 27 track album I think it name Brown see it's dropping this Friday on top of that Broski [laughter] cartel camp his friends his family his team his fans are hoping and praying that Drake, you don't know the OVO boss, the six god, and I'm talking about Toronto, will put him on his upcoming Iceman album, which will drop next, I think it's next week on the 15th of May.

[00:05:45]Mhm.

[00:05:47][laughter] [gasps] Let's tap in some more, people. I hope you guys get that point. That's why I pause for it to sink in and soak in. But here is the real debate.

[00:05:59]Did it have to take this long? And more importantly, did the Gaza boss need these cow signs with a question mark? Because when you look at people like Alkaline, the story is entirely different. Broski, don't move a muscle.

[00:06:26]I know the video is getting vibes, you know. And the fire blaze. Let's get into it. [laughter] [gasps] Let's look at the facts. Cartel released from prison the other day and it sparks a big controversy and a resurgence in dancers. See, and his team is pushing hard, very hard for that, you know, American mainstream recognition.

[00:06:53]Getting a spot on Chris Brown, you know, track like F and Party is a huge deal for Dance All culture. Don't get it twisted. Don't get it wrong. It's huge for danceall. Bridging the gap between R&B and Jamaica's energy. It's not a normal thing. It's a big thing. But stick around. Let me break it down. Let me explain something. And in the rumors that Vibes Cartel could be featured on Drake's Iceman album. And you can see, you know what I mean? The tragedy, bro.

[00:07:26]It's evident.

[00:07:29]Get into a major North American hip hop or R&B project to force the international mainstream to pay attention to Vibes Cartel and his music and his catalog. He's working hard. I've been pointing this out from he did his first international interview that Vice Cartel is trying to insert himself on the international market, international scene. A lot of people act as if I'm telling a lie. I as if I'm 18 and vibes cartel. No, that's what he's doing. Because when he was a free man before he went to the bin farm, cartel wasn't doing these things and he came out of prison and realizing that that's one thing that's missing from his career is the international face, the international recognition. The man is like, "Yo, I'm big locally, but internationally I'm there, but I'm not so loud out there." If you understand what I mean. It's like 30% out of 100.

[00:08:35]and cartella said no me have to get it to 100. All right, people calm down. Take a deep breath. M All right, listen to me. Don't get me wrong.

[00:08:47]The international cosigns are great for the Janna, but it brings up a very specific argument. Seeing cartel vibes cartel, the king of danc world boss.

[00:09:01]saying cartel is relying on, you know, like ambushing the international superstars to get his name into that global conversation.

[00:09:13]And when I say ambush them, it's like a link up wimpy link up and I said, "D, I know that you're putting out a project, broki, can I be on it, please? You don't have to give me a dollar. You don't have to say nothing hard, fam." Like like we just do it for free. Even though I mean name Carter like brok like fam please just put me on the album. You have me thinking like you know like did Chris Brown literally contact um Vibes Cartel and say um bro you know I have a project working on and the name of it it's Browns or whatsoever you're like do you want to be on the album or can I get a verse from you? I like I'm I'm people this is just allegedly. I'm not sure if that's what it is, but I feel like Vibes Cartel is the one who is chasing after these people along with his team. You dig? I'm not sure. But it seems a bit shaky to me for the big world boss have to be chasing these stars to get in the global conversation. It's not a bad thing, but wait until you get to the end of this video.

[00:10:14]Now, let's talk about the young lad alkaline. Right. Yes, sir.

[00:10:18]Let's talk about Alkaline. The young lad who don't have to be depending on Chris Brown are like the likes of the six god which is Drake Toronto talk about. See let's talk about Alkaline. Alkaline took a completely different part to get worldwide respect and he did it without asking to be featured on any big American rapper or singer album internationally.

[00:10:47]Alkaline drag himself along with his fans his catalog and his believe to the international market and up to today we don't see Alkaline team up with the baby the little baby derk or twerk or the NBA the young boy we don't see Alkaline teaming up with Drake for example one of the biggest rapper that we see in this modern world right now [laughter] fam think about it alkaline can build a massive fiery, you know, loyal international fan base entirely on his own terms. Oh my god. You cannot make this up, fam. This is not anything normal or simple. He did not need a hip-hop on a Drake song or to chase an R&B feature to get the world to respect his pen or his star power.

[00:11:49]From champion boy, oh you mean champion.

[00:11:53]We are the champion boy to his global streaming dominance. Alkalen proved that raw unapologetic dansal artist could cross over by just believing in himself that I have the powers. I can do this without any collab. I don't want no boy to point at my thing fam to say, "Yo, broki, if it wasn't for me, you would not be balling up right now. If it wasn't for me, you wouldn't have any grabber, fam. Why you moving like a robber, broki? Alkaline make sure he stop all of that. No man is going to tell him like, "Yo, if it wasn't for me, dog, you think you would have that it song." Alkaline raise the bar. Him raise the bar. Him raise the bar. Alkaline international status is self-made. You don't have to ask it. Mm-m. He command respect on a major international playlist. Of course, there's so much that he's on. And his influence reach [snorts] across the Caribbean, the US, and the UK without needing a push from a mainstream American pop star like Drake for example, Chris Brown, Fist Brown, or Brown. like he didn't need none of those mans. You dig? So that's my take right there on Alkaline's approach to the international market and how Alkaline get international and got to be this big international artist. He didn't have to be featured on Chris Brown's album and he didn't have to be featured on um you know Drake's album or name it Rick Ross you know Eminem not Eminem's you see me.

[00:13:45]All right, fam. Let's step into the topic to another level now cuz I have to balance the topic and I already explained that WHAT VICE CARTEL IS doing is not a bad thing. BUT ARE YOU AT THE WORLD BOSS? YEAH, THE KING OF DANCE. So I was expecting for you to do it by yourself with your songs and your your dominance. It's a king of dancing dog.

[00:14:06]Come on fam. Hope you guys get my point.

[00:14:08]So, as we look at this week, week's release with, you know, like Chris Brown album dropping and Drake, you know, Drake's highly anticipated Iceman is on the way. We have to respect both method.

[00:14:25]Are you guys listening to me? Can I say that again? No, I'm doing it for my brain. It's kind of hard for me to even pull up the entire thing that I just said. I'm literally in a zone, in a mood, locked in into this video right now. saying um yes album I release um Chris Brown album is dropping of course you know and respect to Drake album I drop also the Iceman and we have to respect both of them both method and you know the gods of fans are saying please Drake fam bro Broski right now fam I'm begging you can you please put vibes cartel on your album Kroski I will respect you even more and I will be a loyal fans to you until the bre my That's what the Gaza fans are saying and THEY'RE LIKE, "YEAH, CARTEL DO A R&B SONG, MAN. CHRIS, what the freak is Vibes Cartel going to sing on that song?" Make sure that song it cuz if that song don't eat and if it don't have any flavor or any stamina to it, I'm going to be beating you guys hard in the media for bringing another stupid collab to dance. All right, calm down, Malan.

[00:15:30][snorts] We have to respect both method, of course. Yes, it's a good look. Vibes.

[00:15:34]Cartel is trying to tap into Chris Brown album and also Drake's Iceman album.

[00:15:38]Highly anticipated album. The whole world Canada is talking about it. I'm dying to hear it too. Cartel is showing us that a legendary artist can you know a part and reach a new market through major caliberation. I hope you guys listening. I break down every single scenario of the approach. See, did you guys heard that? See, cartel is trying his best to get to the international market through international collabs because his songs and his performances and all the arenas and the marinas that he sold out the other day, they didn't uplift the thing the way we need it. So the man is like, I still have to be working on the international market. So now we tapping into two of one of America biggest R&B star right now which is Chris Brown and Canada's own Toronto's own six guard Drake the Iceman album. Yeah fam. All right. All right. Let's move on now fam cuz um let let me just drag Alkaline into this right now. Cartel are trying to reach internationally throughout collabs. All right. But alkaline represent a different kind of power in danceal from vibes cartel. You see that self-made force who gain international respect purely through his own catalog, his own brand and his own raw talent.

[00:17:11]YOU CANNOT BEAT THAT WITH a man who is running after people who are trying to you know LIKE A MAN IS TRYING TO TAP INTO THE MAN'S them power to get their power to look into his power to uplift his power that is vibes cartel alkaline goab boom and put out the work and put in the work and the work bring alkaline internationally and a lot of people said better the better we see me from yeah dog alkaline rely on his own talent his own brand to get him out there I'm giving you guys every scenario. So no man can't YET get no collab from Chris Brown and Drake. You know we good. We don't want no collab. We have own collab. Hold on there for me people. Now I want to ask a question cuz I don't want the video to be drawn out or be too long also. But if you didn't get the concept, please watch the video again and listen to me keenly cuz I'm not putting down Vibes Cartel in so much word. But they're going to say you're putting him down cuz you're saying that cartel have to reach international market by getting collaboration from some of the biggest names in hip-hop and R&B. And it's the truth. That's what I said. But he's not really wrong. But how can you say that he's doing better than Alkaline? And Alkaline is reaching international places market name it with just his brand and his music. And you guys really want to compare cartel who is relying on these um powerhouse from um you know Canada and America. Are you guys kidding me? Don't play me like that fam. Come on be honest. Also, what do you guys think? Is cartel making the right move by chasing these international heavy iter features or is alkaline's independence self-made pot is the real blueprint for danceal?

[00:19:06][music] Which one is it?

[00:19:09]Which one is it?

[00:19:12]cartel. Is he making the right move by chasing these international stars their features or is alkaline independent self-made part is the real blueprint for dance artists to follow? Leave your thoughts. Which one? Drop your thoughts. Drop it in the comment section below. Hit that like button, fam, and subscribe for more daily breakdowns. It's your boy. No, I'm not a boy. I'm a big man. I the review god follow the god. If you guys are looking for me and hearing to hear me some more in this video, I won't be here. Listen for the next video. [laughter] I'm out. them out.