Dozens of rappers, producers, and engineers enlisted in the process, give thanks to Dreamville for a historic “ROTD III” session.
By the time the weeklong seminar had come to a close, over 100 recording artists had already come out the woodwork. It stands to reason that many of those artists who listed themselves as “present” during the recording process, might not make the final draft board.
A few of them, DJ Khaled included, were likely only on hand to oversee a historic transition. J. Cole has big plans for his Dreamville roster, and the general hip-hop community is seemingly just as smitten, judging by their attendance record. Here’s an assortment of shoutouts to that arose from Revenge of the Dreamers III’s album-making process in Atlanta. As you’ll see, not everyone who was invited, got a chance to lay some bars, or craft a beat. That’s just how she rolls.
omen✔@omen
dreamville camp was amazing
Then again, even those who “sat out” for the better part of the action, were quick to suggest the album will be “frontloaded” with bangers, all kinds of surreal. J. Cole, nor second-in-command, president Ibrahim H. haven’t given us any indication when the compilation album is expected to drop.
For now, we get to play “fantasy” in the hopes that our favorite attendees make the final cut. So far, the amended list includes names like Smino, Masego, DJ Khaled, to name but a few of the recent adds to a growing list.
brandon / jinx✔@Jersey_Jinx
This the only picture I got from the Dreamville Revenge sessions.
This was the point in the night when I realized I wasn’t gonna get any verses off
DJ KHALED✔@djkhaled
Leaving the Bad Boys – For Life- set filming all day and now I’m on my way to @dreamville to get my Revenge!!!!FATHER OF ASAHD ! @wethebestmusic !
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