It’s a summertime banger for you and the crew, splayed out over blankets at The Beaches, a cold drink in hand, the sounds floating through blistering heat from the portable speaker. Back to Toronto: what do you think makes the sound out here so distinctive? That quarter of the 109 survey takers earns anywhere between $1,000 to … The average Canadian rapper has likely completed some post-secondary education. I warn against the temptation to universally apply any results. Connect with 3M: Some are working for free though: At least 7.4% of people surveyed receive no annual income, and three of those people say they put in 40 or more hours per week.

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Making it rain is less badass, and more confetti shenanigans. Nine out of the 11 say they earn less than $10,000 per year. What the fuck? While many work in the industry as a hobby, they dedicate long hours outside of their day jobs. Join 3M Senior Research Specialist Dr. Kris Thunhorst as she uses a cabbage to test the pH levels of things found around her kitchen.

Many people ask this question about the money 3M makes from Twitter. When rappers don't have money, they are often ripe for mockery—just think of all the jokes people made about 50 Cent when he declared bankruptcy (although he is very likely still rich as hell).

The 10 Best Canadian Songs of the Month: July 2020, 20 Canadian Artists to Watch Out For in 2020, 3MFrench has had a crazy year—between managing his own label (, and dropping collab after collab, it’s easy to see how the Scarborough native is veritably blowing up after years of being on the scene. Nearly a year after starting that journey, I surveyed 109 people who identify as working in the Canadian hip-hop industry about their earnings, debt, and even criminal activities. I'm from Canada though where Drake is one of the only rappers we have with a notable bankroll. Many people ask about the amount of money 3M makes from Instagram. We’re gonna get to the top and get where we wanna go. 3MFrench I'm The One. These earplugs may have caused permanent hearing damage. Connect with 3M: #WonderWithUs, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFRmVAJ-29E Then I released a couple videos, and the first time I heard my own music in public I was at a shush spot. 48.6% of all those surveyed earn less than $5,000 per year from their hip-hop work, but hey, they're doing their thing. This group earns between $30,000 and $89,999 annually.

The niche sector has an impressive financial impact on Canada's economy. Those include titles such as "mentor," "youth workshop coordinator/facilitator," "b-boy," "marketer/grant writer," and, god help us, "sex symbol.". An example is “In Da Field,” an easy hit off the tracklist—the song comes in at just under three minutes and takes you through a candied pop melody teased over top a crisp tempo with even faster rhymes paced atop. His channel titled Frenchy SungaAttack has more than 600,000 subscribers.

The fans like versatility.”. This applies to 70.4% of those surveyed. I’m working with a lot of artists to work towards that.”, We managed to snag some time with 3MFrench—who just dropped the video for his single "Demon Time" (watch below)—to talk about the stories from his neighbourhood that find their way into his music, his beef with the. He was my favourite person to collaborate with. “I see a lot of artists in Atlanta working together.

Furthermore, the total sample size here very likely doesn't scale. GopherSports.com provides a first look at Minnesota's 11,000 square foot renovation to 3M Arena at Mariucci. There are the 29.6% of respondents who claim hip-hop provides their primary income. That quarter of the 109 survey takers earns anywhere between $1,000 to $191,000 and over as their current annual income. “A Part of Me” is a song for my friends who believed in me and told me to keep pushing. It helps us build and get better. Love to hear dancehall making its way into music out here. While many identify as rappers (62.4%), some are simultaneously producers (39.4%), managers (20.2%), bookers (8.3%), or work in "hip-hop related media," such as blogging, writing, advertising, TV, digital production, and etc. Please contact our product support team at 1-800-494-3552 Mon-Fri 8am-… https://t.co/ldTMxAaK6G, @bfbcping Sorry to hear of the difficulty! People hate taking surveys and rappers hate talking openly about their finances. All eight of these people are black. Our editorial content is not influenced by any commissions we receive.

I started out going to malls, restaurants, public places, and now I’m out here getting recognized. Here are the results. I’m not used to all of that—having fans and stuff. I’m trying to show the world that it’s hard to grow up where I came from.

If I go to my neighbourhood all the kids are running towards me. Normally the ad cost for an Instagram ad post is based on the number of followers on the account. https://www.linkedin.com/company/3m Ever wonder why people’s voices sound different? @colinjhall Sorry to hear of the difficulty! Comedian on YouTube who created his Sunga Attack channel in 2012 as a way to get more stand up comedy gigs. While saying nearly one in two Canadian rappers does illegal things to finance their work is an neat stat, we cannot know such things for certain. The highest paid female surveyed says they make between $30,000 to $44,999 annually.

That hurt the streets when he passed away. One day I just started rapping and freestyling because I thought it looked like it was fun.

By the way, this person never completed high school. 32.1% of respondents say they work 40 or more hours per week pursuing hip-hop.

And there’s a lot of good people in this city, and people making opportunities in this city. Only 10.2% of the total survey takers say they are with a label or hip-hop-related employer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgHQSP1weZo @TheEllen3 Thank you.

Anecdotally, popular crimes in hip-hop apparently include selling drugs, human trafficking, and petty theft.

They’re the ones that push me and motivate me. The highest paid Aboriginal worker, a man, claims between $45,000 to $59,999 annually. Team apart of the Project: - Shot By StrvngeFilms - Produced by Nico - Mixed By DeejayMo - 6ixBuzz Follow IG - @3MFrench @6ixbuzztv @Strvngerfromthe6 @deejaym0 That's 11 people who have employment, but only four of them can rely on hip-hop as their primary income. “I’m versatile. https://instagram.com/3M/ Visit https://wonder.3M.com to learn about the ways 3M, a company of curious problem-solvers, works to apply science to life. This group has also spent a minimum of $2.8 million over their lives to participate in the industry, which comes out to $25,500 each. That's less than four people in each of those groups, but there is still a diverse spread.

Popular 3MFrench songs Examples. Toronto Sun is closed-minded.

Because that's how many people I could get.

I used to go to his studio sessions. A few of my friends and I used chill when I was 13 or 14 with an artist named Mista Smallz. The five highest paid independent hip-hop workers we talked to make between $60,000 and $89,999 annually with one of them taking $191,000 and over. suburban kids who talked about keeping it real and smoking gosh darn marijuana cigarettes, The second most important takeaway is that y'all can stop pretending you rich when we all see you in the No Frills line walking home in the cold frigid air fam. 3M paid a $9.1 million settlement to the U.S. government. I did a lot of research on labels.

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There are others with some cheese on their plates, but Mr. Graham is probably the only one who could afford to buy a small nation state.

The highest paid female Aboriginal worker says they make between $20,000 to $29,999 annually. Again, visible minority and Aboriginal data are separate categories here since I used Statistics Canada's methodology. If our team can assist in any way, please connect with them by calling 1-800-934-7355 Mo-Fri 8am-5pm CT. @ahhhj1818 Sorry to hear of the difficulty!

There’s enough room for everybody.”. 44.4% of Canadian hip-hop workers who took this survey claim they have done something illegal to pursue their work. This person also identifies as being black.

56.5% of all people surveyed say they have borrowed money in order to pursue hip-hop. 40.7% of survey takers claim music sales in their top three sources of income. 3MFrench Ready For War. #WonderWithUs. 90.9% of survey takers are aware these grants exist, but 71.2% have never applied. Bvlly was a good-hearted, hard-working guy. That person is male, of Aboriginal status and currently takes in between $45,000 and $59,999 per year.