I need advice from people who are impartial.

beats beats beats

 

Not really. You'd be surprised how different you see things when your "hobby" is more beneficial financially than that of a graduate's career path (when you are in school following that same format).

By all means don't just jump off the deep end (quit your job, stop school etc). Try the waters and if it feels good, chase your dreams.

"Vision without action is a daydream. Action without vision is a nightmare"

 

You dont have to spend your life addicted to smack, homeless on the street giving handjobs for crack, follow the plan and very soon you wil say "it's easy mmmmkay"

Step one instead of ass say buns

 

Keep it as a hobby, you're not going to make money even comparable to a minimum wage job (full time at min wage is a little over $200 a week) or even any money. Chances are you won't be topping the charts anytime soon, so just keep the job and still make beats. Making music as a job is the same dream of SO many people that just "have that gut feeling" they can make it far. Hate to break reality to you, but just keep doin what you're doing.

 

I swear i had to read this whole post twice to realize he wasn't talking about these:

 

Uhh...common sense man lol

 

If hes "good" at making beats and knows how to sell and promote/network he can make double min wage easily. Making it your job isn't hard, winning grammys and getting REAL BIG money is where it becomes the difficult.

If its for you, you'll know.

I hate to see someone have a dream that I know can PARTIALLY come true with a good work ethic get the "dreams don't keep the lights on" treatment.

 

I'd love to hear some beats when you have the time

 

Lets hear it brotha, I'll give you my honest opinion.

 

soundcloud nowwwww, i have a friend that in the same boat as you except hes a rapper. If your shits on point i might just let him know so he can get you out there more. Its all about applying yourself.

 

Wtf where the link??

 

I don't know man. Stick with the job for sure but keep on doing it as a hobby. Have the job so you have a steady flow of some money (and so you can afford to toke ) and have the beats as a hobby that you get baked at and make beats. Keep it up though for sure. Trust me, most weed enthusiasts would love making music for a living. We're all rock star dreamers at heart

 

Beats seem pretty good man, I say keep up with school and finish it so you have a fall back until you gain recognition.

 

The second beat got me pumped it was by far my favorite, i loved the horns. The First one is all right there is way too much going on you should cut out a lot of unnecessary stuff. The third one was my least favorite, it sounded like trap music and I'm not really into that stuff. Overall it sounds like you have some potential I think you should keep it up but don't quit school just to make beats.