HIStory
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Quincy was important in Michael's career but not the Alpha and Omega of it, like he wants people to believe. I think he always tries to take a bit too much credit for everything and has a HUGE ego. This is something I recently read about him:
He may be right regarding Kanye. But he comes across as very self-centered and someone who wants all the credit for himself in anything he does and who puts a LOT of emphasize on his role. I think possibly this is why Michael dropped him.
In a recent interview, Quincy was asked to comment on Kanye in relation to himself. Specifically, the reporter tried to make the two sound as equals, as both of them consider themselves performers and producers. However, the reporter didn't even get halfway through the question, before Quincy stopped them and corrected the. He said:
"How man? No way. Did he write for a symphony orchestra? Does he write for a jazz orchestra? Come on, man. He’s just a rapper. There’s no comparison. I’m not putting him down or making a judgement or anything, but we come from two different sides of the planet. I spent 28 years learning my first skill. I don’t rap. It’s not the same thing. A producer has to have some sort of skills that enable him to be a producer. It’s totally different to know what to do with 16 woodwinds you know from piccolos down to bass clarinet. It’s a whole different mindset. No comparison. None."
He may be right regarding Kanye. But he comes across as very self-centered and someone who wants all the credit for himself in anything he does and who puts a LOT of emphasize on his role. I think possibly this is why Michael dropped him.