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Gary Vee Explains How To Get Rich Online, NFTs Return, AI Secrets & Africa’s Biggest Opportunities · Earn Your Leisure

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Speaker 5: We have a special guest today, a legend in the game,
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Speaker 5: Gary V. If you follow us, I'm pretty sure you
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Speaker 5: watch a lot of our continents, all based on entrepreneurship
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Speaker 5: and invest in. So Gary somebody that actually needs no introduction.
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Speaker 5: He's been a pioneer in this base of not just entrepreneurship,
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Speaker 5: but really online entrepreneurship as far as the kind of
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Speaker 5: content even that we create. You know, he was an
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Speaker 5: early adopter as far as social media to talking about
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Speaker 5: you know, non traditional type of way of even presenting himself,
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Speaker 5: as far as sneakers, hats and different things of that nature,
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Speaker 5: which has become commonplace now. So he's somebody that he
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Speaker 5: said a lot of blueprints and we've actually spoke to
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Speaker 5: him a while ago. I think it was like four
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Speaker 5: years ago. So just the follow up conversation. So first
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Speaker 5: and foremost, thank you for coming, appreciate it.
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Speaker 4: Proud of you guys, and congratulations got married.
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Speaker 6: Yesiate, and you know in that four year journey, I
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Speaker 6: just want to give you guys some flowers. I've been
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Speaker 6: thinking a lot about the concept of flowers while people
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Speaker 6: are alive, you know, we got to give them out
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Speaker 6: more often. I'm just it's been really great to see
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Speaker 6: you guys build. So congrats and who's your audience following along?
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Speaker 4: Thank you man, Thank you. So we got a lot
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Speaker 4: to talk about.
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Speaker 5: The first thing I want to ask for the last
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Speaker 5: time we spoke, you were very adamant about NFTs. Yes,
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Speaker 5: has your thought process changed being at the landscape of
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Speaker 5: NFTs have changed or are you still bullish on NFTs.
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Speaker 6: I'm in the same spot I was, obviously. If you
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Speaker 6: go back to those videos in twenty twenty one and
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Speaker 6: twenty when I was talking about them, the talk track
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Speaker 6: was the same. This is early, this is like web
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Speaker 6: one point zero ninety nine percent of these things are
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Speaker 6: going to zero. You know, when people want to jump
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Speaker 6: on me on that thing, they like to conveniently leave
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Speaker 6: out all the videos I put out that said ninety
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Speaker 6: nine percent we're going to zero. Three weeks ago. One
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Speaker 6: hundred and thirty two million dollars worth of NFTs were
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Speaker 6: bought in a week, but nobody, including the inner circle
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Speaker 6: of NFT collectors even could believe that because the brand
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Speaker 6: of NFTs are so faded, so you know low from
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Speaker 6: page to the Wall Street Journal in the spring summer
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Speaker 6: of two thousand says the Internet was a fad because Amazon, eBay,
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Speaker 6: you know, PayPal, their stocks went from one hundred and
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Speaker 6: fifty dollars to four dollars three dollars because of the collapse.
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Speaker 6: What happened in Web one point zero and what happened
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Speaker 6: in Web three Ozero with NFTs was the same thing.
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Speaker 6: Greed took over the macro the so am I bullish
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Speaker 6: crypto punks, which was the first NFT I was most
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Speaker 6: talking about and excited about as the og. The real one,
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Speaker 6: I think as we are filming right now, is somewhere
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Speaker 6: in the ballpark of two hundred and twenty five thousand
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Speaker 6: dollars for the cheapest one. They were fourteen to thirty
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Speaker 6: thousand dollars when I was talking about them. That's a
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Speaker 6: good return. You know Peggi Punk Wins, Peggi Punk Penguins,
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Speaker 6: you know board Apes, Azuki v Friends. There's seven to
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Speaker 6: ten projects that are building through this winter, and you know,
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Speaker 6: we'll see what comes out of it. Right So the
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Speaker 6: cheapest ved Friend right now from series one, my biggest collection,
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Speaker 6: the cheapest one as we sit here right now is
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Speaker 6: six thousand dollars. That's above what everybody bought it for
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Speaker 6: when they came out. Many are much more expensive than that.
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Speaker 6: So yeah, I'm incredibly bullish because I believe that collecting
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Speaker 6: is on the precipitice of being in the same place
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Speaker 6: that music, sports, fashion, and food were. So let's, you know,
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Speaker 6: let's really go into something that I think could really
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Speaker 6: help some people right now. Sports. The nineteen eighty two
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Speaker 6: NBA Finals Lakers sixers. I don't remember which game, so
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Speaker 6: I don't want to get it wrong. Maybe game two three,
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Speaker 6: I don't remember five, but I don't think it was
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Speaker 6: one or the last game. The nineteen eighty two NBA
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Speaker 6: Finals was on tape delay in America. They aired a
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Speaker 6: golf instead of live NBA Finals game because it was
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Speaker 6: that unpopular, rating that poorly at that point, the biggest
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Speaker 6: athletes in sports in the fifties had to get jobs
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Speaker 6: in the offseason because that's what they were getting paid.
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Speaker 6: Coca Cola did not have a sports marketing department until
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Speaker 6: the sixties or seventies. In the last half century, In
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Speaker 6: the last fifty years, sports went from this thing over
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Speaker 6: here to as big of a cultural phenomenon as we get.
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Speaker 6: Music obviously has had a much more stronger impact in
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Speaker 6: a lot of ways, but the profound nature of being
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Speaker 6: a famous musician continues to get amplified. Celebrity culture was
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Speaker 6: not as big in the fifties sixties as a pilot
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Speaker 6: and an astronaut was more famous than somebody, or at
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Speaker 6: least equal to somebody that was on film. I love
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Speaker 6: to look at history to understand the future. I believe
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Speaker 6: what you're seeing right now. You know these la boo boos,
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Speaker 6: la boo boos, sneakers, watches, sports cards, NFTs art. I
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Speaker 6: think that collecting is starting to gain extreme momentum. And
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Speaker 6: the way that you go out with your girl and
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Speaker 6: sit with another couple and you talk about what do
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Speaker 6: you watch on Netflix? Did you see the Big Game
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Speaker 6: last night? Have you heard about this new rapper or artist? Like?
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Speaker 4: You know?
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Speaker 6: Why is the way fashion changes. We're all old enough.
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Speaker 6: We're not fifteen to see baggy than tight than baggy, right,
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Speaker 6: Timbos to Nikes to like we see it right. So
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Speaker 6: the reason I mainly believe in NFTs is a couple things. One,
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Speaker 6: I believe in the blockchain, crazy crazy, heavy crazy. We're
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Speaker 6: about to go into the AI era. Every video on
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Speaker 6: the Internet, literally ninety percent of the videos on the
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Speaker 6: Internet ten years that come out every day will be fake.
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Speaker 4: It's like on social media or just general correct.
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Speaker 6: And so there will be unlimited videos of YouTube in
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Speaker 6: ten years saying shit you never said, and none of
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Speaker 6: us will know if you said it or did it.
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Speaker 6: And the only way we'll be able to say or
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Speaker 6: tell is if you guys mint it on the blockchain,
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Speaker 6: and there's a connection between the blockchain and the internet
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Speaker 6: to show that this is real shit. I don't have
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Speaker 6: to tell you guys about bitcoin and things of that nature.
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Speaker 6: So I think that the blockchain is going to be
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Speaker 6: the most important digital platform infrastructure of the next century.
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Speaker 6: Money will be on that and so will collectibles one
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Speaker 6: of the you know, I've been into collectibles my whole life,
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Speaker 6: so I've watched it and now I'm really paying attention
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Speaker 6: to it. One of the things that fucks people up
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Speaker 6: with collectibles is fake fake art, fake sneakers, fake sports cards,
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Speaker 6: fake comic books. I had my boy years ago brought
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Speaker 6: up fuckinger Man first appearance. We were fucking hyped and
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Speaker 6: then they started great. And this was back in the
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Speaker 6: day and the nineties paid real you know paper for
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Speaker 6: us back then, tens of thousands was like a trillion.
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Speaker 6: We're like, yeah, I'm so happy for him. When grating
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Speaker 6: came out and you could send it in, it can
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Speaker 6: get authenticated. They're like, this is fake. One great thing
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Speaker 6: about V Friends Series one, NFTs, They'll never be a fake.
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Speaker 6: It's on the blockchain, right, That's a real crazy thing.
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Speaker 6: So to kick off, I'm super hot on them. If
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Speaker 6: you ninety nine point nine nine percent of the people
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Speaker 6: watching right now have rightfully not paid attention for the
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Speaker 6: last two three years because the brand got shit on
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Speaker 6: right Brand's EBB and flow three years ago. We sit
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Speaker 6: here Will Smith's brand here. Will puts out a kind
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Speaker 6: of funny little rapvideo the other day, Little lower Will
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Speaker 6: goes and makes a crazy bangervic movie in three years
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Speaker 6: up right, we've all seen it. Ebbs and flows, right,
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Speaker 6: Ebbs and flows, you know. On me growing up, the
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Speaker 6: two shit is fucking sports brands in the world, the
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Speaker 6: Golden State Warriors and the New England Patriots. Those two
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Speaker 6: fucking teams sucked shit. Now, no better brands brands have
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Speaker 6: been flow. Even in my fifteen year public career as
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Speaker 6: a personal brand. Some moments I'm fucking hot. Some moments
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Speaker 6: I'm in the cut, little chill, up and down, up
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Speaker 6: and down. You guys are feeling it ready, right. Some
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Speaker 6: moments you're like, we're fucking steaming. Other moments the six
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Speaker 6: months you're like, fuck, what's going on? Other people are
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Speaker 6: taking arty, you know, like that shit. So I think
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Speaker 6: collectibles are gonna be a very big part of society
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Speaker 6: because I think it's a human truth. Stamps, coins, you
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Speaker 6: go back to cavemen, rocks, artifacts, antiques. So I'm bullish
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Speaker 6: on it. I think they'll be the predominant. You look
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Speaker 6: at kids growing up, minecraft, roadblocks, NBA two K, they're
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Speaker 6: buying digital fucking things. They're trading those cards. So I'm
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Speaker 6: bullish on it. The problem for NFTs as we sit
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Speaker 6: here today is the brand is in the fucking gutter
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Speaker 6: because people got fucking way too greedy doing dumb shit.
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Speaker 6: Everyone thought every that would be like me telling you
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Speaker 6: every trading card is gonna be worth money. But what
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Speaker 6: if the players such like crypto, It's like, that's right.
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Speaker 6: I mean big coins of a.
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Speaker 5: Most cryptos fell on artment that doesn't That doesn't mean
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Speaker 5: that big coins not legitimate, correct and so.
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Speaker 6: But that's how everything is. Ninety nine point nine percent
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Speaker 6: of art is worthless, nine nine percent of watches ain't
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Speaker 6: worth shit, nine nine percent of sneakers aren't worth collecting
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Speaker 6: comic books, coins, stamps, the dot com bubble. It was
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Speaker 6: the dot com bubble. The greed took up, by the way,
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Speaker 6: That's why I started making the videos. I'm like, oh fuck,
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Speaker 6: because I didn't make those videos up front, because I'm like, oh,
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Speaker 6: this is gonna go nice and slow, like TikTok and
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Speaker 6: social media and like all the other shit I saw,
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Speaker 6: and then it went real fast. You know, COVID people
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Speaker 6: were at home, they didn't have other shit to do
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Speaker 6: that the game was different than the world I lived in.
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Speaker 6: There was no COVID when I was so the pace
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Speaker 6: was different. Everyone was digital, everyone was on Twitter and
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Speaker 6: social and so all that heat came in and people
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Speaker 6: got ahead of their skis. Bad actors got involved, people,
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Speaker 6: you know, looking for a quick buck, which is the
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Speaker 6: quickest way to not make a buck, and she got
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Speaker 6: fucked up and the brand got hurt. But again, the market,
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Speaker 6: like for the people watching right now and be like, damn,
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Speaker 6: is Gary fullshit or let me go check it. I
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Speaker 6: think the ones that go look and be like, damn,
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Speaker 6: that much volume is still going on. When that much
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Speaker 6: volume is going on, ninety nine point nine percent of
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Speaker 6: people think it's garbage. Well, then you know there's something.
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Speaker 6: And that's kind of that's kind of what happened with
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Speaker 6: sports cards and comic books. They crashed too in the nineties.
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Speaker 6: But you but I was looking at eBay in the
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Speaker 6: two thousands, I'm like, man, there's still a lot of
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Speaker 6: people really fucking with this shit. Oh shit. And that's
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Speaker 6: how it kind of goes wrestling, like when the Rock,
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Speaker 6: when Hogan and Rest in Peace and Macho Man are
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Speaker 6: doing their thing. Wow, then it's a lull. Then comes
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Speaker 6: to Rock and Stone coll Bam. Then there's a lull then,
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Speaker 6: like you know, I I think people jump off when
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Speaker 6: things aren't fucking cooking, and I think sheep jump on
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Speaker 6: when things are cooking. And I'm just in my own
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Speaker 6: little cave by myself, in my brain, not being affected
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Speaker 6: by anything besides what I believe to be true. And
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Speaker 6: I'm running a marathon and I'm aware that in this
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Speaker 6: social media AI world everyone's a sprinter, but life's a marathon.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, it's great.
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Speaker 1: Four years ago, this is interesting because AI wasn't at
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Speaker 1: the conversation.
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Speaker 6: Couldn't be, wasn't ready, It wasn't ready.
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Speaker 1: Four years later, here we are, and I know you've
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Speaker 1: been on the cuss of looking at the next trend
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Speaker 1: and looking how marketing has gone. Talk about where you
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Speaker 1: see the influence that AI has now and where we're
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Speaker 1: headed in terms of marketing, in terms of business, in
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Speaker 1: terms of any any pretty much industry, and how it's
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Speaker 1: about to change.
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Speaker 6: Kids who are watching, let me tell you the best
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Speaker 6: When you're twenty two, you're like, fuck forty nine, I
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Speaker 6: don't want to be there. But when you're at forty nine,
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Speaker 6: you're like, wait a minute, you know, it's kind of
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Speaker 6: like being a fighter. Like when you're in your fiftieth
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Speaker 6: professional fight. Man, you've seen all those punches, right, and
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Speaker 6: so you know how to fucking stick and move. That's
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Speaker 6: how I feel about AI. I've seen this movie before.
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Speaker 6: It was called the Internet. This isn't This isn't the
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Speaker 6: things within the Internet. So the Internet came along. I'm like,
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Speaker 6: look look at the shit. I don't know if you
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Speaker 6: can see it. Literally, look at the goosebumps I'm getting.
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Speaker 6: Internet came along when I was.
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Speaker 7: Like, Yeah.
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Speaker 6: Internet came along when I was eighteen, and I was like,
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Speaker 6: this is about to change my fucking life.
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Speaker 6: And then I went deep into it and did shit
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Speaker 6: underneath the internet, email website, Google ad Words, MySpace, face
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Speaker 6: got it. This thing isn't TikTok or NFTs or crypto
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Speaker 6: or this is the whole thing. So let me say this,
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Speaker 6: This could be the only clip we need from this
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Speaker 6: whole fucking podcast. If you're fucking seeing this right now
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Speaker 6: and you are not spending one hour a day minimumly
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Speaker 6: fucking with AI, I don't give a fuck. If it's
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Speaker 6: just chatch ept asking questions. And then if you're a
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Speaker 6: creative fucking around with all the new shit mid journeys
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Speaker 6: in this and runway and all that shit, if you're
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Speaker 6: not in it, like you are literally your grandma that
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Speaker 6: you made fun of, got it? Like how old are
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Speaker 6: you too?
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Speaker 4: I'm forty one, forty three.
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Speaker 6: Perfect. When you guys were fucking with AOL instant Messenger
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Speaker 6: and AOL and then MySpace and you know, cell phone
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Speaker 6: and texting parents, grandparents unks, they weren't about that life.
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Speaker 6: And it was like ha ha up, you know, like
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Speaker 6: I'm in it, they're not in it. If you're twenty
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Speaker 6: six right now, let alone early forties, and you're not
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Speaker 6: spending an hour or two a day fucking with AI,
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Speaker 6: you are becoming your grandma. You are your grandma. So
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Speaker 6: all these people are like, no, I don't fuck with that.
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Speaker 6: That's some bullshit. It's you know, here's my favorite thing.
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Speaker 6: When people talk about new shit and they shit on it,
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Speaker 6: on some noble shit, that's to tell that they're too
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Speaker 6: lazy to do the work. I'm not doing AI because
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Speaker 6: I think it sucks up musicians and I fucked with
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Speaker 6: the arts and music and that's fucked up. So I'm out.
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Speaker 6: You're not out because of fucking you're sad that fucking
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Speaker 6: Kendrick Lamar might lose some paper. You're out because you
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Speaker 6: don't want to put in forty hours to learn a
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Speaker 6: new thing, because you're tired because you just put in
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Speaker 6: a lot of hours to learn the last thing. People
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Speaker 6: aren't noble.
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Speaker 5: People are lazy, But people are also scared though too.
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Speaker 5: Us a lot of fear as far as it's going
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Speaker 5: to take my job, or some fears are legitimate, right,
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Speaker 5: like we've created something. When I say we humans have
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Speaker 5: created something more intelligent than ourselves, that's kind of never
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Speaker 5: been done before in human history, as far as like
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Speaker 5: we don't know how far AI can actually go.
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Speaker 6: Let me tell you something right now, I don't know
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Speaker 6: if you know this, you definitely do this a little joke.
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Speaker 6: I'm setting it up, we also created a bomb that
18:41
Speaker 6: can kill every person on earth. If the three of
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Speaker 6: us intellects were chopping it up in nineteen fifty two
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Speaker 6: and the US just dropped the fucking bombs several years
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Speaker 6: earlier and blew out Japan and I and we were
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Speaker 6: just chopping it and saying, where the fuck are we
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Speaker 6: gonna do with this thing. If I sat here and
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Speaker 6: said in the next seventy years, no country, no man,
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Speaker 6: no woman will drop that bomb, everybody'd be like, get
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Speaker 6: the fuck out of here. We think about what nineteen
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Speaker 6: fifty was. We just dropped the bomb. The last thirty years,
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Speaker 6: we've had two World wars, right, so in the last
19:20
Speaker 6: thirty years of society, we just got out of World
19:22
Speaker 6: War One, we just just just had World War Two.
19:25
Speaker 6: The US just dropped this bomb. Now Russia's got it
19:28
Speaker 6: and everyone's trying to develop one. And I said, in
19:31
Speaker 6: seventy years it will never drop. Nobody would believe that.
19:35
Speaker 6: My point of that little story is, no shit. People fear.
19:39
Speaker 6: People fear everything, humans fear. Most parents parent with fear
19:46
Speaker 6: every fucking Let me break it down. I don't love
19:48
Speaker 6: to get political, as you guys know. Let me just
19:50
Speaker 6: make it real simple. Every politician weaponizes fear. Fear is
19:56
Speaker 6: how you control people. I'm not letting an another invention
20:01
Speaker 6: fuck me up, because guess what, when the car was invented,
20:04
Speaker 6: people were scared about that. Do you know what the
20:07
Speaker 6: word demonizing is? Demonizing comes from when electricity was invented.
20:13
Speaker 6: Word on the street, check this. Electricity gets invented. We
20:16
Speaker 6: have candles in our motherfucking offices and house electricity gets invented,
20:22
Speaker 6: and people don't put electricity in their home because the
20:25
Speaker 6: word on the street is there's demons in it. Like
20:29
Speaker 6: if you bring in electricity, you're bringing demons into your home.
20:32
Speaker 4: It's like magic, like just cut a light on. So
20:35
Speaker 4: how are you using AI.
20:36
Speaker 6: Have used it every day to think, to strategize for
20:40
Speaker 6: me personally, I as I think you guys know, and
20:43
Speaker 6: some people may know. I'm always thinking and then I act,
20:47
Speaker 6: and so I'm trying. They're not trying to think of
20:50
Speaker 6: a good one. I already referenced it. I'm fascinated by
20:55
Speaker 6: fashion trends because I think they tell you a lot
20:57
Speaker 6: of shit. So literally, like two three weeks to go,
21:00
Speaker 6: I'm on a plane, caught up my work just on
21:02
Speaker 6: some this is literally and by the way, I audio
21:06
Speaker 6: everything because I'm better with words than writing. So I'm like,
21:09
Speaker 6: I'm like, yo, chatty, I call it chatty. So we've
21:14
Speaker 6: been on this baggy trend again nineties. It seems like
21:17
Speaker 6: for the last couple of years it's coming like, can
21:20
Speaker 6: you give me the last forty years on like clothes
21:23
Speaker 6: being loose than tight than loose than tight, and what
21:26
Speaker 6: is your prediction on how long this cycle of baggy
21:30
Speaker 6: will last? And the reason I asked it is to
21:34
Speaker 6: get ahead of the next tight way correct. So, as
21:40
Speaker 6: an investor, if I see if so, that was just
21:43
Speaker 6: a random thought that I did, and the answers are crazy.
21:46
Speaker 6: They give you like all sorts and you go back
21:48
Speaker 6: and forth, back and forth, back and forth, and the
21:53
Speaker 6: answer is it gives me really sets me up to think. So,
21:57
Speaker 6: then in two years, if I see a new disse
22:01
Speaker 6: because when I saw Matt Happy, I was like, that's
22:03
Speaker 6: gonna hit kif watching Ronnie Firm from like, that's gonna
22:07
Speaker 6: hit Siegumann stables, those hats, I was like, that's gonna
22:09
Speaker 6: hit Like I'm starting to think that what I'm good
22:12
Speaker 6: at with the Internet, I should be doing investing in fashion.
22:15
Speaker 6: And so if some young girl comes to me in
22:18
Speaker 6: two years and she's like, I'm you know, I'm going
22:20
Speaker 6: back to like skinny genes, I might be like, oh shit,
22:23
Speaker 6: it's she's right somewhere the next two three years, let
22:27
Speaker 6: her cook, keep it alive, and she's like that. So
22:30
Speaker 6: that's the shit I use it for.
22:32
Speaker 1: I mean, you have the obviously you're creative just by
22:35
Speaker 1: naturing right, You've built that throughout your career, and obviously
22:38
Speaker 1: AI helps enhance that for the creatives. But we dial
22:42
Speaker 1: in a world where a lot of these agencies are
22:45
Speaker 1: old school, yeah, and they're not up to date and
22:47
Speaker 1: they don't really understand how they use this.
22:49
Speaker 7: What are your thoughts on them?
22:51
Speaker 1: And I guess this new world of influencer and entrepreneur
22:57
Speaker 1: who are using.
22:57
Speaker 7: It and trying to deal with agencies that just don't
23:00
Speaker 7: get it.
23:01
Speaker 6: There's a lot here. I'll break that down. I'm gonna
23:03
Speaker 6: take a little from over here, bring it all together.
23:05
Speaker 6: A couple things. First, Let there be no confusion. There
23:09
Speaker 6: is pain that is coming with this innovation, but that
23:14
Speaker 6: always happens. Hip hop the music that spoke to me
23:19
Speaker 6: in Jersey in eighty five eighty six, I stopped buying
23:22
Speaker 6: it like I would have been if hip hop doesn't
23:24
Speaker 6: come along. I would have bought Van Halen and bon
23:27
Speaker 6: Jovi tapes, but instead I bought run dmc Beastie Boys,
23:33
Speaker 6: the fat Boys. Big shout out to them, underrated that
23:38
Speaker 6: that took paper from someone else. When search engines came out,
23:43
Speaker 6: we were you know, I was a little older than
23:44
Speaker 6: you guys, but we were hyped. Yeahhoo, asked Jeeves and
23:47
Speaker 6: then Google, right, that was good for us. Nobody cried
23:50
Speaker 6: for the fucking one hundred thousand people that lost their
23:52
Speaker 6: jobs selling the Yellow Pages this city. Do you know me,
23:59
Speaker 6: motherfucker job it was to clean up horse poop before
24:02
Speaker 6: the car came out. This city. This the best city
24:06
Speaker 6: in the world that we're sitting in right now. Only
24:08
Speaker 6: one hundred years ago, thousands were employed to clean up
24:13
Speaker 6: horseshit because horses were getting us around and they shit.
24:18
Speaker 6: When the car was invented, nobody cried or they did.
24:20
Speaker 6: They wrote an article like people talked about it. But
24:24
Speaker 6: there will be pain in this. If you're not a thinker,
24:28
Speaker 6: if you're just a doer, if you're not the architect,
24:31
Speaker 6: and you're just a mason, if you just take direction
24:35
Speaker 6: and you don't use this. This is gonna be a
24:37
Speaker 6: fucked up era.
24:39
Speaker 4: Talk about collecting.
24:40
Speaker 6: Let me just let me I apologize. So to your point,
24:43
Speaker 6: the agencies that put their head in the sand and
24:45
Speaker 6: be like, this is bullshit. Real video is only when
24:49
Speaker 6: humans like this chop it up. You can't do that shit.
24:51
Speaker 6: They're gonna lose again. I keep using your age because
24:55
Speaker 6: it's gonna make sense to y'all and then everybody who's
24:57
Speaker 6: in our similar age. Remember when online dating out, Remember
25:02
Speaker 6: when your boy went on match dot com or your
25:04
Speaker 6: girl went on match dot com and went on date
25:07
Speaker 6: and then like, let's say it clicked, and now they're
25:09
Speaker 6: dating and people are like, yo, where'd you guys meet
25:11
Speaker 6: all bar It was so taboo to do online dating
25:16
Speaker 6: in two thousand and two, three four five. It was corny.
25:20
Speaker 6: You were a loser, you were a you know, fat
25:22
Speaker 6: guy in your mom's basement. Now it is the only
25:26
Speaker 6: way people date, right, like to the point where it's
25:30
Speaker 6: so scale. People are trying to go back to the
25:32
Speaker 6: way it right that that is how the world works.
25:37
Speaker 6: And the agencies that don't say it's real dating, akay,
25:40
Speaker 6: this isn't real content we're going to be put out
25:42
Speaker 6: of business.
25:44
Speaker 4: Talk about collecting and selling trading cards.
25:48
Speaker 6: Biggest month in the history of the hobby just happened
25:51
Speaker 6: in July. I think the number I saw was three
25:53
Speaker 6: hundred and eight million dollars worth of cards documented.
25:56
Speaker 4: Sold, sold in What kind of cards at artise?
26:00
Speaker 5: Like Pokemon cars out these Michael Jordan's rookie card, Like
26:03
Speaker 5: what exactly?
26:04
Speaker 6: The fact that cars you're not deep in it cool,
26:08
Speaker 6: You've dabbled, the fact that you're this is perfect. You're
26:11
Speaker 6: not deep and you just named two of the four
26:13
Speaker 6: things that are cooking. That's what I mean that collecting
26:16
Speaker 6: is getting the culture the U at forty one twenty
26:19
Speaker 6: years ago that wasn't into it, couldn't rattle off two
26:23
Speaker 6: of the four things that are cooking. It's in the ether,
26:25
Speaker 6: you understand. Yeah, yeah, man, everything's cooking. UFC cards are
26:29
Speaker 6: just trying to get hot Pokemont's fucking fire. Hot Pokemont's
26:34
Speaker 6: killing it basketball football, you know, but baseball is still huge,
26:39
Speaker 6: and that's where a lot of the origins come from.
26:42
Speaker 6: Hockey to a smaller degree, Marvel Disney getting very hot.
26:46
Speaker 6: And now you've got Michael Rubin, who's a real fucking guy,
26:50
Speaker 6: you know, really behind tops, really pushing the culture of
26:54
Speaker 6: a fanatics fast of the Javit Center, all these celebrities,
26:57
Speaker 6: you guys see it right, everybody listening right now, season
26:59
Speaker 6: their feet alivvy done. You know you know a grant well,
27:03
Speaker 6: like people are feeling it. There's more Tom Brady's every
27:06
Speaker 6: piece of content I see about Tom Brady's about trading cards. Yeah,
27:09
Speaker 6: Kaitlyn Kaylyn Clark, like little girls buying a twenty dollars
27:12
Speaker 6: pack pulling a fifty thousand dollars Kaitlin Clark's. So there's
27:15
Speaker 6: that lottery aspect to it.
27:18
Speaker 4: You know.
27:18
Speaker 6: For me, it was my first hobby and my first business.
27:22
Speaker 6: In a lot of ways, it taught me in the
27:24
Speaker 6: like I am who I am as a businessman because
27:27
Speaker 6: of baseball cards, because I was twelve, thirteen, fourteen, Those
27:30
Speaker 6: are formative years I'm learning. I'm in the trenches. I'm
27:32
Speaker 6: with grown ass men as a child, learning how to
27:35
Speaker 6: getting ripped off, learning how not to get ripped off, selling,
27:38
Speaker 6: buying all that shit. So I believe that trading cards
27:43
Speaker 6: are this generation's art. I think I know so many
27:49
Speaker 6: people in their forties to fifties who've gotten into some
27:52
Speaker 6: wealth that don't want to buy a painting from Europe
27:56
Speaker 6: from eighteen fifty five for five hundred thousand, but wanted
27:59
Speaker 6: Michael Joy and Rookie Card in a perfect condition, or
28:01
Speaker 6: a Bill Russell or a charz Ard, Like yeah, it's
28:04
Speaker 6: it's it's very big, and I honestly think it's incredibly early.
28:09
Speaker 6: And I think video games, comic books, look look at
28:12
Speaker 6: nerd culture, look at how the culture's look at her
28:15
Speaker 6: ac you know, you know, like obviously it's a ADHD
28:17
Speaker 6: but like that's off the reference of ACDC, like everything's blending,
28:21
Speaker 6: new balance, Like everything's just blending. We all know that.
28:24
Speaker 6: For you got to look at Wheezy and Pharrell. If
28:27
Speaker 6: you think about black culture, hip hop culture, when those
28:30
Speaker 6: fuckers started bringing in skateboards, when those guys started showing
28:34
Speaker 6: fucking like dragon ball Z and Pokemon. I don't think
28:37
Speaker 6: it's lost on anyone, Definitely not the audience that's watching here.
28:40
Speaker 6: Black culture. The culture becomes later pop culture, and you know,
28:45
Speaker 6: you can really look at that, you know moment where
28:49
Speaker 6: it started, like nerd culture went from straight up nerd.
28:53
Speaker 6: Like when I was a kid, if you were into
28:55
Speaker 6: comic books, you got your ass kicked in New Jersey
28:59
Speaker 6: right now. Like you go. Look, you go to a
29:02
Speaker 6: high school in the fucking inner cities, and fucking the
29:07
Speaker 6: baddest motherfucker in the school is walking in with a
29:10
Speaker 6: Pikachu T shirt, you know what I mean.
29:11
Speaker 1: And they and they're bringing their trading cars to lunch,
29:14
Speaker 1: and they're battling that lunch.
29:15
Speaker 6: There's paper in it. The fuck's the difference between slinging
29:19
Speaker 6: fucking nick bags or a Pikachu.
29:21
Speaker 1: It's just papers, you know, when you just said it,
29:24
Speaker 1: this is the first time I thought it.
29:25
Speaker 6: I like the by the way, the second one's got
29:29
Speaker 6: more paper in it and no fucking drama and no
29:32
Speaker 6: fucking worrying. And now you flinging, you flinging sports, you
29:36
Speaker 6: flinging Pokemon and sports cards and making five K week.
29:38
Speaker 6: You're an entrepreneur. When me and when my friends were
29:41
Speaker 6: growing up selling nicks, not even dimes, because it was
29:44
Speaker 6: fucking hood ship. They were criminals, same DNA. So it's
29:51
Speaker 6: good man, there's good ship in this.
29:54
Speaker 1: You're bringing them back my childhood now because I never
29:56
Speaker 1: looked at it as a lottery, but I grew up
29:59
Speaker 1: in that of getting sports cards and then getting the
30:02
Speaker 1: comic cards, getting comic book for getting the comic cards
30:04
Speaker 1: and buy and Marvel and trying to get the hologram,
30:07
Speaker 1: and it turns into like what you said now, like
30:10
Speaker 1: that is the art of this generation.
30:13
Speaker 7: NFTs is part of that as well.
30:14
Speaker 1: I want to just go back to that for a second,
30:16
Speaker 1: because it's important that you look at it as art
30:19
Speaker 1: and as a collectible. But part of it, I know,
30:21
Speaker 1: is the incentive of having it. Yes, and I know
30:24
Speaker 1: twenty twenty one is a lot different than twenty twenty five.
30:27
Speaker 1: What was the challenge or did you see challenges? I'm
30:30
Speaker 1: sure you did in that process of making sure that
30:33
Speaker 1: the incentive of having that card stayed up to date,
30:36
Speaker 1: stayed relevant, and stayed on course.
30:39
Speaker 6: With V Friends, I won because this is like lost
30:43
Speaker 6: in the history and the ether pun intended. The NFT
30:48
Speaker 6: was the ticket to three years of a conference, so
30:52
Speaker 6: vcon like that's the way I priced it, which was
30:55
Speaker 6: this is what I would charge for this conference for
30:58
Speaker 6: the kind of caliber and football stadiums with Snoop Dogg
31:01
Speaker 6: and all these people, and amortized over three years. Right,
31:06
Speaker 6: So that was the first utility series. Two V Friends
31:10
Speaker 6: came with a box of trading cards those things. Over
31:14
Speaker 6: the next two or three years are likely the box
31:16
Speaker 6: is going to be worth more than what the whole
31:18
Speaker 6: thing cost. Right then, I had an NFT within v
31:22
Speaker 6: Friends called the Gift Goat, which means you got physical
31:25
Speaker 6: gifts if you owned it. Those guys and gals just
31:29
Speaker 6: got a box of Sapphire top sapphire, the most premium
31:32
Speaker 6: one literally in the mail for free, just by owning it.
31:35
Speaker 6: That box is selling for eight thousand dollars on eBay.
31:39
Speaker 6: So what's cool to your point, what's amazing about NFTs
31:43
Speaker 6: is right now, when I walk out of here, we
31:45
Speaker 6: wrap it up. Got to see you a good show.
31:46
Speaker 6: I can literally in the three minutes that I go
31:48
Speaker 6: downstairs to go into my car to go back to
31:50
Speaker 6: the office, I can see every single account that currently
31:54
Speaker 6: holds a v frind. I can also see the full
31:56
Speaker 6: history of that collectible. So for example, in ten years,
32:01
Speaker 6: I can look on the blockchain and see people who
32:03
Speaker 6: bought the NFT and never sold it. That's a loyal
32:09
Speaker 6: crew be able to do something. You see what I'm saying,
32:11
Speaker 6: It's amazing. It's so different. The blockchain is fucking profound
32:16
Speaker 6: and slept on again. Everyone's looking at the money bitcoin,
32:19
Speaker 6: how much is bitcoin worth? We're not looking at the
32:21
Speaker 6: big thing of what the blockchain means. The blockchain is
32:25
Speaker 6: the saving grace to society in my opinion, because of
32:27
Speaker 6: this A. I think you got to remember real talk
32:30
Speaker 6: video proof has actually been the judge and jury of
32:33
Speaker 6: our society for the last hundred years. Right, Like did
32:39
Speaker 6: JFK get shot or did he not get shot? Like
32:41
Speaker 6: that video mattered? Did Rodney King get beat by the
32:44
Speaker 6: police or did he not? That video fucking mattered. Right,
32:49
Speaker 6: We're about to go into a world real talk. Now
32:52
Speaker 6: you want to get really scared. This is what is
32:55
Speaker 6: scary to me. No video will be trusted. Did Trump
32:59
Speaker 6: say that or didn't he? Did Putin say that? Didn't he?
33:04
Speaker 6: Did Lebron do that? Didn't he? Every video on the
33:07
Speaker 6: Internet within a decade will be fake. The blockchain is
33:11
Speaker 6: the only answer if we live on the internet, if
33:16
Speaker 6: that's where the world really is, which it is, let
33:18
Speaker 6: there be no confusion. This is what we're doing right
33:20
Speaker 6: now is secondary. In fact, this is feeding what's going
33:24
Speaker 6: to go into it. Well, if everybody who's fake, that's
33:29
Speaker 6: fucked up, because the truth is important.
33:33
Speaker 5: So every video has to come with an NFT component
33:36
Speaker 5: on a blockchain to verify that it is actually a right.
33:39
Speaker 6: Yeah, I still don't have it fully figured out. And
33:41
Speaker 6: there's listen, I stay in my lane. I can think
33:43
Speaker 6: about things. Theoretically. There's a place where my shit cuts
33:47
Speaker 6: off and I'm not technically sound enough. But knowing the
33:49
Speaker 6: blockchain exists and knowing the Internet exists, there will be
33:52
Speaker 6: a bridge or the social network step blow up in
33:56
Speaker 6: the future will live on the blockchain. Yeah, instead of
33:59
Speaker 6: the Internet. No company will own it. Nobody can shadow
34:02
Speaker 6: ban you, nobody can delete your account. It will be decentralized.
34:06
Speaker 6: Now that's great, but it's also bad. That means all
34:09
Speaker 6: the bad stuff has no police either.
34:13
Speaker 1: So that's why you were talking about the pretty much
34:17
Speaker 1: the analytics. Yeah, of looking at the blockchain and the
34:20
Speaker 1: v friends and you can see everything. First thing I
34:22
Speaker 1: thought was like, oh, this is the new ownership, right,
34:25
Speaker 1: because if you look at the platforms we're on now,
34:27
Speaker 1: I know you talk about this a lot. You're renting time,
34:30
Speaker 1: you're renting the equity.
34:31
Speaker 6: You're siphoning attention. When everybody gets mad at Facebook like
34:35
Speaker 6: fuck you, I'm like, they're giving you free attention. Which
34:38
Speaker 6: is the most important asset in the world.
34:41
Speaker 7: Exactly.
34:42
Speaker 6: But you're right, this is the ownership. For example, base
34:45
Speaker 6: Coinbase has a new social network. It's called base. It's
34:48
Speaker 6: on the blockchain. It's crazy. When you post something, people
34:51
Speaker 6: can hit one little button and tip you like eight
34:55
Speaker 6: cents of cryptocurrency, any crypto they want. And I was sitting,
34:58
Speaker 6: I was like, and you guys know this because you
35:00
Speaker 6: stream on YouTube and you're watching culture. You know this.
35:03
Speaker 6: Streamers get tipped all the time, right, And I'm like, Okay,
35:07
Speaker 6: this is happening in streaming world, but it's not happening
35:09
Speaker 6: in social world. Now, let's make pretend. You know, my
35:13
Speaker 6: wife Mona posts something about health and wellness and it's
35:17
Speaker 6: really valuable content. She posts about like really living a clean,
35:21
Speaker 6: healthy life. Now you get a two minute video from
35:24
Speaker 6: her and it brings you a lot of value. I
35:27
Speaker 6: think in ten years you might just be like, man,
35:29
Speaker 6: that was good. Shit, Like thank you, here's fifteen cents
35:33
Speaker 6: talk about you know, like shit's changing. Yeah, you see
35:36
Speaker 6: what I mean? Like, like that's not like Facebook didn't
35:38
Speaker 6: build that, Like there's no way to do that seamlessly.
35:42
Speaker 6: I think you're gonna see a lot of changes, but ownership. Yes,
35:44
Speaker 6: this is why I'm obsessed with NFTs. We're gonna live digital,
35:49
Speaker 6: which means our physical stuff is going to decrease in
35:51
Speaker 6: value because we're gonna live more like the way we
35:54
Speaker 6: live in our phones. Now, VR and AR are coming.
35:58
Speaker 7: People.
35:59
Speaker 6: Ah. I went deep on AI in twenty fifteen, but
36:03
Speaker 6: it was so over my head and it was so
36:05
Speaker 6: not ready. After about a month or two, I was like, okay, right.
36:09
Speaker 6: I bought bitcoin and ethereum in twenty fourteen fifteen, but
36:14
Speaker 6: it didn't really get cooking for another five years. Everyone
36:17
Speaker 6: shits on the Apple and the Snapchat and the Facebook,
36:21
Speaker 6: and then just like AI and the blockchain, you'all gonna
36:25
Speaker 6: wake up. I'm gonna wake up and it's just gonna
36:27
Speaker 6: be here, and everyone's only where the fuck did this
36:30
Speaker 6: come from the last twenty years? And then we're gonna
36:34
Speaker 6: be living like this. And now let me ask you
36:36
Speaker 6: a real fucking fire question, what the fuck happens when
36:39
Speaker 6: this is no longer the fucking game. We've been saying
36:41
Speaker 6: that and this becomes the game? Now? What?
36:45
Speaker 4: Or just I was in China.
36:47
Speaker 5: I was in China, and I mean they have it
36:49
Speaker 5: here to a lesser, very lesser degree, but is widespread
36:52
Speaker 5: in China where you pay for stuff just based off
36:55
Speaker 5: the eyeballs. So it's like passport, your credit card. All
36:59
Speaker 5: information is either your fingertips. Also, it's a it's a
37:04
Speaker 5: world we don't need any We don't need any digital
37:06
Speaker 5: device because all the digital device is actually on us.
37:08
Speaker 6: Look, I think it will get to that is validation
37:12
Speaker 6: and confirmation, you know, kind of like Apple Pay. I'm
37:16
Speaker 6: talking about the three of us living the back half
37:19
Speaker 6: of our lives where literally it'll start with glasses. Long term,
37:24
Speaker 6: I do think it will be contact lenses. But I'm
37:27
Speaker 6: talking about while we're in this room we see other ship.
37:33
Speaker 5: Yeah, like, uh, well, Microsoft had what was the Microsoft
37:39
Speaker 5: They had the headset where you We did that a
37:42
Speaker 5: few years ago.
37:44
Speaker 6: I mean, I can't, I can't. I can't talk about
37:46
Speaker 6: it fully because I'm under some NDA. But I tested
37:49
Speaker 6: a Facebook product that's coming out in the future that
37:53
Speaker 6: shook me heavy and not like and not like clunky
38:02
Speaker 6: like do you I'll use video game terms that will
38:04
Speaker 6: hit for you guys, not atari like the latest PlayStation,
38:09
Speaker 6: like those graphic differences.
38:11
Speaker 1: It's and we talk about just I'm glad you said that,
38:13
Speaker 1: because I'm looking at it even like your microphone. Now, yeah,
38:15
Speaker 1: that's the agentic AI Like, it won't be the phone,
38:17
Speaker 1: it'll be something that will shoot you here. And that's
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Speaker 6: This shows up and in front of you, like on
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Speaker 6: some real shit, like I do not believe that people,
41:26
Speaker 6: I let me. This is actually a good sentence. For
41:29
Speaker 6: some goddamn reason, we as human beings think technology stops
41:35
Speaker 6: when we're alive.
41:37
Speaker 5: That's almost like the Matrix though, right, because in the
41:40
Speaker 5: movie The matrix. We were all everybody was in like
41:43
Speaker 5: the generator thing whatever, and you just so it's like, Okay,
41:48
Speaker 5: if you are tied at work, you don't necessarily need
41:51
Speaker 5: to get a plane ticket to go to a Ruba.
41:53
Speaker 5: You can just plug in and be on a beach,
41:56
Speaker 5: right and just sit on the couch and just have
41:57
Speaker 5: that stimulation.
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Speaker 6: Pack and the previews are in our faces.
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Speaker 1: That's that's why I was going, because I don't even
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Speaker 1: think you need to plug in. I think if you
42:04
Speaker 1: watch Star Wars, I think this doesn't stop. So it's
42:06
Speaker 1: like I'll teleport and.
42:08
Speaker 6: By the way, let me see this in less of
42:11
Speaker 6: a projecting. The fuck do you think zoom backgrounds are?
42:16
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like you see what I mean.
42:18
Speaker 6: It's like seeing the previews already. When people I talk
42:23
Speaker 6: a lot about like people marrying robots in the future,
42:25
Speaker 6: and everyone gets all fucked up, like right now, I'm
42:27
Speaker 6: sure to comments a come on, but I'm like, yo,
42:30
Speaker 6: When you're dming with someone in dating apps before you
42:34
Speaker 6: meet in person, people catch feelings on those words.
42:40
Speaker 7: You have no idea who is.
42:43
Speaker 6: Like shits changes like if you're great great great grandma.
42:49
Speaker 6: If there was new technology, we could like rebirth people,
42:52
Speaker 6: you put some liquid on their grave and they come
42:53
Speaker 6: out and they're like, what's up. If that existed, all
42:55
Speaker 6: of us would go do that because we want to meet, right,
42:57
Speaker 6: that'd be nice. You go to your great great Greek
43:00
Speaker 6: grandma not that long ago, she was here one hundred
43:03
Speaker 6: years ago, and you put that liquid on she pops up.
43:05
Speaker 6: Granny's be like, what the fuck happened? Like like if
43:10
Speaker 6: you died one hundred years ago, no car, no plane,
43:14
Speaker 6: fucking internet, like a credit card? What the fuck is that? Like? Like,
43:18
Speaker 6: I don't think people understand how much happens in ten years,
43:23
Speaker 6: So why the fuck's it gonna stop now? In fact,
43:25
Speaker 6: it's the reverse. Now that we have all this infrastructure,
43:27
Speaker 6: it accelerates at speed correct.
43:30
Speaker 4: But also ebbs and flows.
43:32
Speaker 5: Like throughout human history, technology has always advanced, and it
43:34
Speaker 5: has been dark ages, and it's advanced and it's been
43:37
Speaker 5: dark ages. Yeah, so we could potentially form into another
43:40
Speaker 5: dark age where we maybe the technology gets so far
43:43
Speaker 5: advanced that it kind of works against us and we
43:47
Speaker 5: actually start going back to traditional way.
43:50
Speaker 7: It sounds it sounds like judgment by the way.
43:53
Speaker 6: I think that's happening already in a little bit of way.
43:55
Speaker 6: But I don't think it is a dark age. I
43:57
Speaker 6: think it's a balancedtage, meaning you're starting to see alpha
44:00
Speaker 6: and young gen zers really unplugged for real, Like the
44:05
Speaker 6: three of us are fucking twenty four to seven because
44:07
Speaker 6: we grew up unplugged, right, motherfucker. I'm forty nine. I
44:10
Speaker 6: didn't even have the Internet before I went to college.
44:13
Speaker 6: I lived my whole ass childhood but no internet. Did
44:18
Speaker 6: not go on the Internet until I was eighteen, so
44:22
Speaker 6: I lived unplugged. These kids live the reverse. They've been
44:26
Speaker 6: plugged from the get two years old, watching fucking Coco
44:29
Speaker 6: Melon iPad. So they're the first generation to be like,
44:33
Speaker 6: let's go fucking take a walk. Like I'm looking. I
44:39
Speaker 6: invested in the pickleball league. I'm looking at alternative sports.
44:42
Speaker 6: I'll give you one that I'm obsessed with with the ball,
44:46
Speaker 6: Like I could see people just getting back into Like
44:48
Speaker 6: I said something the other day that a lot of
44:50
Speaker 6: people hit me up about. I said, I see a
44:52
Speaker 6: business in the future where people get paid to walk
44:55
Speaker 6: with other people on some human connection shit, like literally
45:00
Speaker 6: on your Facebook. People are just like yo, I get
45:03
Speaker 6: paid twenty bucks an hour to walk with you and
45:06
Speaker 6: chat it up. I think you.
45:07
Speaker 4: Would cook like a dog walker.
45:09
Speaker 6: I literally believe every human that makes under twenty dollars
45:13
Speaker 6: an hour that's watching right now needs to hear me.
45:16
Speaker 6: And even if they don't have a Facebook account, create
45:18
Speaker 6: a Facebook account and then run ten dollars of ads
45:22
Speaker 6: ten dollars on a video saying Yo, I live in
45:25
Speaker 6: to Peak, a Tansas and I live on this area,
45:28
Speaker 6: and I'll walk with anybody. I'll walk with you and
45:30
Speaker 6: talk and communicate and chop it up with anybody in
45:34
Speaker 6: this ten mile radius and run ads ten dollars in
45:38
Speaker 6: Facebook ads on that ten mile radius. I think they
45:41
Speaker 6: build a straight up business. People are lonely. True, there's
45:45
Speaker 6: a sixty eight year old man or woman that sees
45:47
Speaker 6: that video of a twenty eight year old saying that
45:50
Speaker 6: who unfortunately just lost their spouse and they're lonely, and
45:53
Speaker 6: they're like, fuck it, I'll pay twenty bucks to walk
45:56
Speaker 6: with somebody for an hour. Like there's that's what I mean.
45:59
Speaker 6: Like shit changes. Whereas if I said in nineteen ninety
46:03
Speaker 6: people are gonna get paid to walk with people. People
46:05
Speaker 6: get the fuck out of here. Gary on that dumb shit.
46:09
Speaker 6: But let me give you one that will. If everyone's
46:10
Speaker 6: confused by what I'm saying, let me give you a
46:12
Speaker 6: different one. If you told people in nineteen sixty five,
46:15
Speaker 6: that motherfuckers would pay for water, Can I have that
46:19
Speaker 6: water bottle? Yeah, that one right there, just to I'm
46:24
Speaker 6: doing a prop on this episode. You could throw it.
46:26
Speaker 6: I catch. If I was an entrepreneur in nineteen sixty
46:32
Speaker 6: I said people are gonna pay three bucks for water,
46:34
Speaker 6: everybody would have laughed their asses off. Shit was free.
46:38
Speaker 6: It was in the fucking sink free. This shit's free
46:46
Speaker 6: except for the eight Now, this is where we're really
46:47
Speaker 6: gonna get into real talkers. We were talking about this
46:51
Speaker 6: off camera before we started, that shit's free except for
46:53
Speaker 6: the eight hundred million people on Earth that don't have
46:55
Speaker 6: access to clean water. That's why my ass isn't got
46:58
Speaker 6: a lot charity water, you know, Like so like, you know, like,
47:06
Speaker 6: shit's interesting out here and people aren't thinking. You know
47:08
Speaker 6: what I feel about the last twenty minutes. I need
47:10
Speaker 6: people to think. People just follow like they see one
47:16
Speaker 6: thing or the one boy says something like, yeah, you
47:19
Speaker 6: see it in politics, you see it in society. People
47:21
Speaker 6: aren't thinking, and they're definitely not thinking for themselves.
47:25
Speaker 1: You just made me, made me think of today's entrepreneur, right,
47:29
Speaker 1: the person who's trying to get started. Let's take your
47:32
Speaker 1: media group that you've created, right, you don't have the platform,
47:35
Speaker 1: you don't have the recognition if you're starting an ad, like,
47:38
Speaker 1: what's the first place you attack?
47:39
Speaker 6: We talked about it first. Quick Second, the number one
47:42
Speaker 6: thing I would do on Earth right now, if I'm
47:45
Speaker 6: fifteen to thirty and I'm just trying to fucking build
47:48
Speaker 6: something for myself, is I would give one solid, meaningful
47:51
Speaker 6: attempt at live social shopping back to China. Like I
47:56
Speaker 6: cannot say, I'm saying, I'm glad you're I need everyone
47:59
Speaker 6: to listen, Mike, you did it one time the other day,
48:04
Speaker 6: like one attempt literally TikTok shop, but you need a
48:09
Speaker 6: certain amount of followers to get a shop. Go live,
48:12
Speaker 6: and then there's a startup called whatnot. It's big now.
48:16
Speaker 6: You literally create an account it's QBC on social media. You
48:20
Speaker 6: literally go live and you start selling shit. All the
48:25
Speaker 6: collectibles are going crazy, but I see an opportunity for
48:28
Speaker 6: people to sell anything, including some garage sale shit. My
48:33
Speaker 6: number one belief is that every person that's watching right
48:35
Speaker 6: now that's crying about money. If they're in a place
48:38
Speaker 6: where they have an iPhone or an Android and they're
48:41
Speaker 6: watching this, they probably have somewhere between five hundred and
48:45
Speaker 6: two thousand dollars worth of shit in their house because
48:48
Speaker 6: everybody buys dumb shit and they don't use it. Like literally,
48:53
Speaker 6: I'm talking close shit in your attic, your basement, video
48:56
Speaker 6: games you don't play like. I really believe this to
48:58
Speaker 6: my soul. And in twenty seventeen, I've made a big
49:01
Speaker 6: platform about this. I called it twenty seventeen Flip Challenge,
49:05
Speaker 6: and I challenged people to try to make ten thousand
49:07
Speaker 6: bucks by selling shit in their house and then learn eBay.
49:11
Speaker 6: Fuck man. Every day I get dms from people screenshots
49:15
Speaker 6: of their eBay account and their Wells Fargo Gary. When
49:18
Speaker 6: I saw that video, I had eighteen dollars in my
49:20
Speaker 6: Wells Fargo. Two years later, I have one hundred three
49:23
Speaker 6: thousand dollars in my Eba account. I think most people,
49:26
Speaker 6: even the most not talented, can learn the basics of
49:29
Speaker 6: buying and flipping shit. And with dollar stores, with thrift stores,
49:34
Speaker 6: with fucking Salvation Army, with fucking garage sales, flea markets,
49:39
Speaker 6: and then you just start getting more and more advance,
49:41
Speaker 6: kind of like training, Like everybody can actually lose thirty
49:44
Speaker 6: pounds and gain thirty pounds of muscle. Shit's hard takes discipline, right,
49:50
Speaker 6: but every like the three of us could look crazy
49:53
Speaker 6: in two years if we went crazy. None of us
49:56
Speaker 6: are bad, but we can all look at each other
49:58
Speaker 6: and be like, we could be crazy in two years.
50:00
Speaker 6: We ate super proper and with and really hit right,
50:03
Speaker 6: and we look crazy, and people like, what the fuck?
50:05
Speaker 6: That's how I think about this financial shit. So anyway,
50:09
Speaker 6: live social shopping is going to explode, like explode. It
50:12
Speaker 6: will be massive in America, and I think everyone who's
50:16
Speaker 6: watching should learn about it again. Go to chat shept
50:19
Speaker 6: and be like Gary B said, live social shopping is
50:22
Speaker 6: going to be huge? What does that mean? And you'll
50:23
Speaker 6: get all the answers and you can literally talk. You
50:25
Speaker 6: don't even need experts anymore. Be like, and then how
50:28
Speaker 6: do I set up? And whatnot? And then what should
50:29
Speaker 6: I say?
50:30
Speaker 7: Like?
50:30
Speaker 6: You just talk? And I'm telling you that would be
50:34
Speaker 6: the one place I would start first. With some shit
50:37
Speaker 6: that's in your house? Mike, What the fuck did you sell?
50:43
Speaker 6: How much did that pencil case go for? That shit
50:46
Speaker 6: was going to be thrown the fuck out by him
50:50
Speaker 6: and he needs twenty seven times. I'm serious, y'all, you
50:55
Speaker 6: know what I mean. So so, and by the way,
50:58
Speaker 6: I saw some crazy ass that I don't know if
51:00
Speaker 6: it's true or not. Back to like I didn't do
51:01
Speaker 6: the homework yet, but like there was some staggering number
51:04
Speaker 6: of like what percentage of Americans don't have three thousand
51:06
Speaker 6: dollars in their banks account?
51:08
Speaker 4: Yeah? Like ninety yeah, you guys know. But even in China.
51:11
Speaker 5: I was in China and one of the girls that
51:15
Speaker 5: was like my translator, actually she was. She's a seller
51:18
Speaker 5: online and they do like the twenty four hour marathon thing,
51:22
Speaker 5: and the amount of money that she was making from
51:24
Speaker 5: that was crazy, Like she made like like cause she
51:27
Speaker 5: said her best forty eight hours, she made like thirty
51:30
Speaker 5: thousand dollars.
51:31
Speaker 6: And I cannot stress enough T shirts, you sneakers, hats, everything.
51:37
Speaker 6: And then what will happen. Let's say the fifty people
51:39
Speaker 6: that are watching, they're actually gonna do this. Three of
51:43
Speaker 6: them are gonna email me in seven months and be like, yo,
51:46
Speaker 6: sow you on the pod, fucking they didn't fucking love
51:49
Speaker 6: you because they're gonna be happy, right, they're like, problem,
51:51
Speaker 6: I sold all my shit. I'm gonna be like, Now,
51:54
Speaker 6: go buy new shit and make profit. Oh you made
51:57
Speaker 6: eight thousand. Good, Now go buy eight thousand dollars worth
52:01
Speaker 6: of shit and make sixteen thousand. That you start learning
52:05
Speaker 6: a skill. What do you buy? What sells? Where's their demand?
52:08
Speaker 6: How do you sell it? But here's a big one.
52:10
Speaker 6: You'll like this. I think a lot of people that
52:12
Speaker 6: are trying to be Alex Earl and Joe Rogan and
52:15
Speaker 6: Gary ve like be an influencer, you know every like,
52:18
Speaker 6: there's not a single person under twenty whose number one
52:20
Speaker 6: goal in life is not to be an influencer. I
52:23
Speaker 6: think a lot of those people will never get to
52:25
Speaker 6: be that. But of those people, I think a shocking percentage,
52:30
Speaker 6: call it five to ten percent of those people that
52:33
Speaker 6: will never get to what they want to be millions
52:35
Speaker 6: of followers. I think five to even fifteen percent of
52:38
Speaker 6: those people I think can make six figures a year
52:41
Speaker 6: selling shit out of their living room. Yeah you say,
52:46
Speaker 6: and that's a lot more fun than having a job
52:48
Speaker 6: paying you seventy five K that you fucking hate.
52:50
Speaker 4: Yeah that's right.
52:51
Speaker 1: Yeah, you said they'll never get there is it because
52:53
Speaker 1: the age of influence is.
52:55
Speaker 6: Changing, you know, supply and demand. You're competing against the
52:58
Speaker 6: world and AI.
53:00
Speaker 4: As her point, I was thinking my influences.
53:02
Speaker 5: Let me ask you this as far as okay, you
53:06
Speaker 5: somebody that always are looking forward from a global standpoint,
53:10
Speaker 5: What markets are you looking at?
53:13
Speaker 4: What are you bullish on? Way? Do you think there's
53:16
Speaker 4: going to be opportunity? What area is like globally?
53:19
Speaker 6: I mean we talked about it a second before we
53:21
Speaker 6: got on here. I've been infatuated. In fact, I think
53:25
Speaker 6: twenty twenty six, maybe early twenty seven because we're opening
53:28
Speaker 6: up Dubai. But my Vayner World, be Friends, Vayner Sports, definitely,
53:34
Speaker 6: Vayner Media has to start putting flags on the ground
53:38
Speaker 6: in Africa. It's super clear. The youth, the talent, the
53:44
Speaker 6: fucking firepower. I wish people understood the intellectual firepower of
53:48
Speaker 6: the volume of under thirty year olds that roam at
53:51
Speaker 6: scale live in all the different countries in Africa. So
53:55
Speaker 6: Africa is going to win the If you want again it,
53:58
Speaker 6: please learn how to use AI. We just said this,
54:01
Speaker 6: immediately take off. You know what, fuck it, Let's do
54:04
Speaker 6: some show and tell. Stullt not using any biases of
54:09
Speaker 6: any other prompt I've done before. I just watched Gary
54:11
Speaker 6: v on a podcast talk about Africa as the next continent.
54:15
Speaker 6: He referenced Asia and the Middle East in the last
54:17
Speaker 6: fifty years. Fifty years ago Asia started to cook, Japan,
54:20
Speaker 6: then later China, and then obviously what's been going on
54:22
Speaker 6: last twenty five years in the Middle East, Dubai and
54:25
Speaker 6: then obviously what's going on with Saudi. If he's right
54:29
Speaker 6: about Africa, which five or six countries within Africa is
54:32
Speaker 6: he write about? And also give me the real data
54:35
Speaker 6: and make sure you're one hundred percent right on this,
54:37
Speaker 6: the real data. Because he mentioned something about how young
54:41
Speaker 6: the continent is. He referenced something that he wasn't sure about,
54:44
Speaker 6: but he said something to the degree of by twenty
54:47
Speaker 6: thirty five, thirty five percent of everybody under thirty will
54:50
Speaker 6: be living in the continent of Africa. Can you give
54:52
Speaker 6: me the real stat on that. Yeah, any other three
54:56
Speaker 6: or four bullet points that might give validity to why
55:00
Speaker 6: Africa is so fruitful and so vibrant and such a
55:04
Speaker 6: great entrepreneurial and business opportunity. Also, I've been aware over
55:07
Speaker 6: the last five to ten years that China has invested
55:10
Speaker 6: heavy into Africa, and I hear from a lot of
55:13
Speaker 6: American outlets like China owns Africa, Like what does that mean?
55:17
Speaker 6: Like I'd love to get a little educated on that
55:19
Speaker 6: and what impact does that have? Yeah? Thank you? So
55:22
Speaker 6: a couple things first, I'm really glad I did that
55:25
Speaker 6: because I think that just opened up a lot of
55:27
Speaker 6: people's mind into AI, because a lot of people are
55:29
Speaker 6: using AI right now like a search engine GBT right,
55:33
Speaker 6: A lot of people use AI like it's Google. They're like,
55:37
Speaker 6: what is a bird? You know what I mean? You
55:40
Speaker 6: could see what I'm doing. That was a full pledge
55:42
Speaker 6: minute eighteen prompt. I did a seventeen minute prompt the
55:47
Speaker 6: other day that forty one. I can talk a forty
55:51
Speaker 6: one minute prompt. All right, here we go. Under thirty
55:55
Speaker 6: population forecast. Your recollection that by twenty thirty five, thirty
55:59
Speaker 6: five percent of everyone under thirty will live in Africa
56:01
Speaker 6: is in the ballpark. While the exact numbers vary by source,
56:05
Speaker 6: here's what we know. By twenty thirty young Africans typically
56:09
Speaker 6: defined as those under twenty five or youth define as
56:13
Speaker 6: fifteen to twenty four, are projected to make up forty
56:17
Speaker 6: two percent of the world's youth. Of the youth, more
56:22
Speaker 6: than sixty percent of Africa's population is under the age
56:25
Speaker 6: of twenty five. Let me say that nice and slow
56:28
Speaker 6: for all the kids in the back. More than sixty
56:32
Speaker 6: percent of Africa's population is under the age of twenty five.
56:37
Speaker 6: Looking to the broader population growth, by the mid century,
56:41
Speaker 6: a significant one third of all sub So African sub
56:45
Speaker 6: Saharian African population will be children under fifteen. So, while
56:49
Speaker 6: the exact number is not right there you go five
56:51
Speaker 6: to six African countries poised for growth. Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Congo,
56:57
Speaker 6: Rwanda fastest growing economies in twenty four East Africa countries
57:02
Speaker 6: like Rwanda at six point nine Ethiopia six point two
57:05
Speaker 6: month the fastest growing. So that goes into that why
57:08
Speaker 6: is Africa vibrant? Full of opportunity? Here are four bullet
57:11
Speaker 6: points that back up Gary vs point in Africa. Youthful population,
57:15
Speaker 6: fast growing economies, massive population boom, infrastructure and investment both
57:21
Speaker 6: regional tech, agriculture, mining, and global investments. Notably China and
57:26
Speaker 6: now increasingly the UAE and the US are heavily investing
57:31
Speaker 6: in African infrastructure. What does China owning Africa mean and
57:35
Speaker 6: what is the reality? This statement pops up often, but
57:38
Speaker 6: the actual picture is more nuanced. China is now Africa's
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Speaker 6: largest bilateral trading partner, accounting for about twenty percent of
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Speaker 6: the exports Chinese loans and debt. China shares external public
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Speaker 6: debt in Sub Saharan Africa rows from two percent in
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Speaker 6: two and five to seventeen percent by twenty twenty one.
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Speaker 6: One hundred and thirty four billion. Yeah, that's a large
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Speaker 6: p And by the way, that's how I use chat gipt. Yeah, right,
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Speaker 6: Like when I'm thinking about.
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Speaker 4: Shit as like a mentor or like partner.
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Speaker 6: Watch this, I'll give you another one because I'm heavy.
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Speaker 6: Like if you ask me for real, for real, I
58:21
Speaker 6: would say that I'm a pop culture anthropologist, right. I
58:25
Speaker 6: just like to know everything to the best of my ability,
58:28
Speaker 6: Like that, why did Sabrina Carpenter pop off? What were
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Speaker 6: the three things that really made her go? That? Shit?
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Speaker 6: What I just did there?
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Speaker 4: I do?
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Speaker 6: Like if I see anyone on the radar, I want
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Speaker 6: to know why, right, like like just knowing because once
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Speaker 6: I know why Kai Snett, why Sabrina right? Why? Why
58:48
Speaker 6: why Libby done? Why you start to see patterns. Once
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Speaker 6: you understand patterns, you could start executing those patterns, right,
58:57
Speaker 6: viral hits and fan connections. Megaboo be a Taylor Swift's
59:01
Speaker 6: erator opening for Taylor Swift in twenty three twenty four
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Speaker 6: exposed right, So then, like when I see something like that,
59:08
Speaker 6: I'm like, you know, and I'm you know, you guys
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Speaker 6: probably have seen this to my content. I love emerging artists.
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Speaker 6: I just like, I feel like that's just like someb
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Speaker 6: pure shit like DOCI liked why did I like nail that?
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Speaker 6: Just like spending time like consuming. She's a star, right
59:25
Speaker 6: if we were chopping, I mean she got there herself,
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Speaker 6: but like three years ago, if she like hit me
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Speaker 6: up and she's like, yo, why am I not popping off? Right?
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Speaker 6: Or Tiara Whack someone I fuck with heavy that I
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Speaker 6: think is a crazy star too. If I see her
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Speaker 6: in six months and we have dinner, like just me
59:41
Speaker 6: reading that little thing, I'm like, Tira, listen to me.
59:43
Speaker 6: You have to fucking open, like swallow your fucking pride,
59:46
Speaker 6: and you have to open for the biggest fucking star
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Speaker 6: you can go. Right. And by the way, that wasn't
59:51
Speaker 6: profound insight that's always happened. Opening for someone bigger is
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Speaker 6: like a forty year thing. But you know, it reminds
59:57
Speaker 6: you there's here's a good one. There's the three of us,
1:00:00
Speaker 6: and everybody knows, but we forgot. That's just being a human.
1:00:09
Speaker 7: You've done a lot. I mean you said a lot.
1:00:11
Speaker 4: You've done a lot.
1:00:12
Speaker 7: I wonder my ownership has always been a key.
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Speaker 1: Obviously you said asset is the biggest piece of the
1:00:18
Speaker 1: future of economy, but partnerships is something in this space.
1:00:22
Speaker 4: That we do.
1:00:23
Speaker 1: So I wonder when you say, okay, I don't have
1:00:27
Speaker 1: to own, it's okay for me to partner.
1:00:29
Speaker 6: Early in my career. A lot later it got changed up.
1:00:32
Speaker 6: Check this out. One of the reasons I'm scared to
1:00:35
Speaker 6: partner is I'm building such a big thing. I'm scared
1:00:39
Speaker 6: that I want to do something and by doing a
1:00:42
Speaker 6: small partnership, if I then later want to do something
1:00:46
Speaker 6: in it, I'm worried that that partner is like, Yo,
1:00:48
Speaker 6: fuck you, Gary B. You fucking stole my shit, or
1:00:51
Speaker 6: you did wrong money. I'm so scared of reputational So
1:00:55
Speaker 6: I'm very timid on partnerships because of that. Because my
1:01:00
Speaker 6: favorite thing, this is a very important statement that I
1:01:04
Speaker 6: hope it hits for someone. I'm not trying to maximize money.
1:01:09
Speaker 6: I'm trying to maximize the joy of the game. When
1:01:15
Speaker 6: you analyze my career and I've got another fifty years,
1:01:17
Speaker 6: when it's all said and done and it's written, people
1:01:20
Speaker 6: are gonna look at it if they if I keep
1:01:22
Speaker 6: doing what I'm doing, and it's worth looking at, and
1:01:24
Speaker 6: they'd be like, man, he did a lot of dumb shit,
1:01:27
Speaker 6: and I'm gonna come from fucking Heaven and whisper down
1:01:29
Speaker 6: to them. It wasn't dumb shit. I wasn't trying to
1:01:32
Speaker 6: maximize money. If I was trying to maximize money, I
1:01:35
Speaker 6: would just do real estate, all the tax laws in
1:01:37
Speaker 6: its favor. I'm trying to maximize fun. Like I'm serious.
1:01:48
Speaker 6: I like ah athletes. You know I'm in the business.
1:01:53
Speaker 6: Vaynor Sports big agency with just my brother, big shout
1:01:55
Speaker 6: out to AJ just signed the biggest Jets defensive player
1:01:59
Speaker 6: contract in history. We Rep Sauce Gardner. We have all
1:02:01
Speaker 6: these crazy athletes. It broke my heart when we got
1:02:05
Speaker 6: into the business ten years ago, and honestly, I knew
1:02:08
Speaker 6: it earlier eight years ago. We got into business probably
1:02:10
Speaker 6: twelve years ago is when I realized this. When my
1:02:12
Speaker 6: notoriety and my juice started growing, I started meeting more
1:02:15
Speaker 6: fancy people, I started meeting real athletes. I so wished
1:02:21
Speaker 6: as a kid that I could be a football player
1:02:23
Speaker 6: or anything. I love sports that much. Third grade in
1:02:26
Speaker 6: my hand eye coordination had me cooking all star and everything.
1:02:29
Speaker 6: Fifth grade, size, speed, athleticism, power, all started to matter.
1:02:35
Speaker 6: I got fucking cooked out. But I didn't realize how
1:02:39
Speaker 6: many athletes don't love the game. I just love it
1:02:44
Speaker 6: so much. I played five hours of basketball on Thursday.
1:02:47
Speaker 6: I'm fucking fifty in November. I'm not supposed to be
1:02:49
Speaker 6: out there like that. That's how much I love it.
1:02:51
Speaker 6: But for a lot of athletes, it's the way out,
1:02:53
Speaker 6: it's the path to paper. It's the biggest thing they
1:02:56
Speaker 6: can do to make money. As an entrepreneur, I think
1:03:00
Speaker 6: when people think about entrepreneurship, everybody who's watching they think
1:03:02
Speaker 6: about money. I think about sports and art. If entrepreneurship
1:03:08
Speaker 6: was like teaching and you could only make fifty thousand
1:03:11
Speaker 6: a year, I'd be sitting here right now talking about entrepreneurship,
1:03:16
Speaker 6: renting a fucking Kia, eating fucking inexpensive food, living in
1:03:21
Speaker 6: a humble home, and I would be happy as fuck.
1:03:24
Speaker 6: And I know a lot of people don't believe me.
1:03:26
Speaker 6: And the good news is I don't give a fuck
1:03:29
Speaker 6: because I know it's the truth. I'm in it for
1:03:31
Speaker 6: the game. So the reason I don't do a lot
1:03:33
Speaker 6: of partnerships is a lot of times I'm not trying
1:03:36
Speaker 6: to maximize the financial thing. I want to paint my
1:03:38
Speaker 6: own picture. I don't want to co cook. I want
1:03:41
Speaker 6: to cook, you know. And so for me, this is
1:03:44
Speaker 6: the like, this is why I fucked with Kobe so heavy,
1:03:49
Speaker 6: like long before, like just day one Kobe like And
1:03:52
Speaker 6: by the way, I'm a Knicks fan and hate every
1:03:54
Speaker 6: other player and team, but I was like that motherfucker
1:03:57
Speaker 6: and he was in the West, so that was good.
1:03:59
Speaker 6: It wasn't gonna fuck up my That's why I hate
1:04:01
Speaker 6: Jordan and Brady so much, but I understood them. There's
1:04:04
Speaker 6: certain people that it's just about the game. As an entrepreneur,
1:04:09
Speaker 6: what most excites me is to see where I stack up.
1:04:12
Speaker 6: But I have the humility when someone builds bigger shit,
1:04:15
Speaker 6: I'm like, you know, the game. You see the best
1:04:20
Speaker 6: athletes in the world play a game and the game's over.
1:04:23
Speaker 6: And as a fan, when the Jets lose to the
1:04:25
Speaker 6: Patriots and the game's over and all the Jets players
1:04:27
Speaker 6: dap up the path, but I'm like, don't fucking you know,
1:04:30
Speaker 6: I get pissed because I'm a fan. But they're on
1:04:32
Speaker 6: the field and they know, like UFC, right, these motherfuckers
1:04:35
Speaker 6: are trying to kill each other, fights over. That's why
1:04:39
Speaker 6: I love UFC so much. They fucking right, It's like
1:04:43
Speaker 6: a brotherhood, right, That's how I feel about fellow entrepreneurs.
1:04:47
Speaker 6: But the money isn't like what excites me, and people
1:04:51
Speaker 6: are gonna be like in the comments or in their
1:04:52
Speaker 6: heads right now, yeah, because you got it now, I'm like, motherfucker,
1:04:55
Speaker 6: fuck you. You didn't know me at seventeen. Go find
1:04:58
Speaker 6: my boys from around the way. It was always about
1:05:01
Speaker 6: this when they were fucking going to parties and hooking up.
1:05:05
Speaker 6: I did a baseball card show, not for a one
1:05:07
Speaker 6: hundred and eighty seven dollars that I made, because I'd
1:05:10
Speaker 6: rather hook up than get one hundred and eighty seven dollars.
1:05:13
Speaker 6: Because the fucking game it's like these lights, you know,
1:05:16
Speaker 6: like in the summer, when you got those lights and
1:05:17
Speaker 6: the little flies, they can't help it. I feel like
1:05:19
Speaker 6: those flies know that that light's gonna zap the fuck
1:05:22
Speaker 6: out of them and they're gonna die, but they can't
1:05:24
Speaker 6: fucking help it. It's like love, right, Like you know,
1:05:29
Speaker 6: love like you can't help it. That's how entrepreneurship is
1:05:33
Speaker 6: for me. And that's why partnerships it's not about like
1:05:36
Speaker 6: I don't trust. In fact, I trust too much. It's
1:05:39
Speaker 6: just that I just want to cook.
1:05:42
Speaker 4: But a game. What you said, everybody can't be a
1:05:46
Speaker 4: content creator.
1:05:48
Speaker 6: Okay, everybody can be a content creator.
1:05:50
Speaker 4: Everybody can't be a star content creator.
1:05:51
Speaker 6: Everybody can't get to the place like right, Everyone wants
1:05:54
Speaker 6: to professionally live, and that's the whole game. Everybody wants
1:05:57
Speaker 6: a one percent life. But it's a one percent life.
1:06:00
Speaker 4: Oh for surely you know the reason.
1:06:02
Speaker 5: But the next iteration of content creation because we actually
1:06:07
Speaker 5: saw a lot of things happen in the last ten years.
1:06:09
Speaker 5: Right where we saw social media influencer yep, com yep.
1:06:14
Speaker 5: Then we saw the rise of podcasts yep, and now
1:06:18
Speaker 5: we're seeing the rise of streamers, no question. So where
1:06:22
Speaker 5: do you see this thing going from a content creation.
1:06:25
Speaker 6: I don't know because I don't predict, but I move
1:06:27
Speaker 6: quickly to your point. Literally, starting in October, which is
1:06:30
Speaker 6: six weeks, I'm going live three four hours a day
1:06:34
Speaker 6: on the platform, all of them, which is why I
1:06:36
Speaker 6: told you, like, don't, I don't. If I have the
1:06:39
Speaker 6: humility to start up my kick account have three followers,
1:06:42
Speaker 6: then you should too. You see where I'm going. Humility
1:06:47
Speaker 6: is the secret weapon of the gangster. Humility is the
1:06:53
Speaker 6: secret weapon of the gangster. So I'm going to restream
1:06:56
Speaker 6: it everywhere, right, Twitch and Kick I want because I
1:06:59
Speaker 6: want that youth YouTube and others will cook for me
1:07:02
Speaker 6: because I have a little bit more of a base there,
1:07:04
Speaker 6: But I don't care. I want to eat back to
1:07:06
Speaker 6: the game. I want to eat shit for eighteen hours again.
1:07:10
Speaker 6: I hate him with my whole heart, Michael Jordan because
1:07:12
Speaker 6: I'm a real Knicks fan. Never wore a pair of
1:07:13
Speaker 6: Jordan's in my life, but I understand what was fun
1:07:16
Speaker 6: about baseball for him. When you get to the pinnacle,
1:07:20
Speaker 6: you want to write, I get that I've cooked and
1:07:22
Speaker 6: done well, but now let me go fucking chop it
1:07:25
Speaker 6: up on this irl shit. And for me, it's a
1:07:27
Speaker 6: throwback because I was cooking on you stream back in
1:07:29
Speaker 6: two thousand and seven, the first irl ustream dot TV.
1:07:34
Speaker 6: It was big for me, but there was no moving
1:07:37
Speaker 6: with it. It was different. It was on a desk
1:07:38
Speaker 6: that wasn't even laptops. It was fucking that big ass computer.
1:07:41
Speaker 6: You know. It was different. It was at my desk.
1:07:43
Speaker 6: But I'm gonna do tea with Gary V and I'm
1:07:45
Speaker 6: gonna do another show called winding Down with Gary V.
1:07:48
Speaker 6: Wine thing down. So I'm gonna sip some tea in
1:07:50
Speaker 6: the morning and do some Q and a Wisdom and
1:07:52
Speaker 6: drink some wine and do some Q and a wisdom
1:07:54
Speaker 6: in the evening and then back to the thing I
1:07:57
Speaker 6: said about Flowers, I want to start. I'm very focused
1:07:59
Speaker 6: right now and giving away given Flowers. I got a
1:08:02
Speaker 6: big platform, and I've always been good at that, right,
1:08:05
Speaker 6: dochi gonna you Logan pull all those Jake, all those
1:08:08
Speaker 6: kids that came up. I want to I want to
1:08:09
Speaker 6: almost formalize that I want to start really being much
1:08:13
Speaker 6: more thoughtful. And you know I'm doing the research anyway,
1:08:17
Speaker 6: right And a lot of people that have come up
1:08:20
Speaker 6: know this about me. I love a DM to a
1:08:22
Speaker 6: kid on the come up. Like nothing makes me happier
1:08:27
Speaker 6: than like being at midnight, just chopping up, looking at
1:08:30
Speaker 6: the culture, seeing someone I'm like, yeah, and like just
1:08:35
Speaker 6: giving them a fucking did on a way here, a
1:08:38
Speaker 6: kid that I've been watching for a while, Cam right,
1:08:40
Speaker 6: I just want to like, so I literally literally DM
1:08:48
Speaker 6: cam Peterson, the comedian on the way here, keep building,
1:08:52
Speaker 6: my guy, we all see you. That shit is everything
1:08:56
Speaker 6: to me because I can't believe that I'm a point
1:08:59
Speaker 6: of my career where someone thinks that's epic and I
1:09:04
Speaker 6: do not understand why people do not give more love.
1:09:09
Speaker 6: There are people who today will spend their entire day
1:09:12
Speaker 6: being on the internet shitting on people. The fuck do
1:09:16
Speaker 6: you think is going on in that person's life? So
1:09:20
Speaker 6: the haters are hating and the hurt are hurting. My
1:09:24
Speaker 6: question for everybody who's watching, if you're happy and you're loving,
1:09:29
Speaker 6: the fuck are you not given love? I'm happy, I'm
1:09:34
Speaker 6: in love with life, so I spend time giving love.
1:09:41
Speaker 7: It's that simple, man, that.
1:09:43
Speaker 6: Hate is loud and love is quiet, and we need
1:09:45
Speaker 6: to flip that. That's why everyone's confused out here right now,
1:09:49
Speaker 6: because people that are winning, like me, they just mind
1:09:52
Speaker 6: their business, and I'm saying to them, no, we have
1:09:59
Speaker 6: a respect on ability to fucking put love on the offense.
1:10:04
Speaker 6: And I take that very seriously. I think that's why
1:10:06
Speaker 6: I'm unique, ish a little bit like. It's not lost
1:10:10
Speaker 6: on me, it's not lost on you.
1:10:11
Speaker 4: Guys.
1:10:12
Speaker 6: The audience knows good bad, are indifferent whether you fuck
1:10:15
Speaker 6: with me or you think I'm the worst. I do
1:10:17
Speaker 6: play it different, and I actually think that little piece
1:10:19
Speaker 6: I just talked about is a big piece of it.
1:10:22
Speaker 6: I spend a lot of time and energy spreading good shit,
1:10:28
Speaker 6: and I don't get caught up in the nonsense. And
1:10:31
Speaker 6: it's let me be very clear, it's nonsense. Those fucking nonsense.
1:10:38
Speaker 6: If you're confused, and let me say this, if you're
1:10:40
Speaker 6: a human that goes sees somebody shine and you're envy
1:10:44
Speaker 6: and jealousy and hurt makes you want to write some shit,
1:10:48
Speaker 6: I ain't mad at you. I love you. I'm sad
1:10:51
Speaker 6: for you. I want to get you the fuck out
1:10:53
Speaker 6: of there because I promise you Johnny Pants forty nine
1:10:58
Speaker 6: saying Gary Vee, you suck motherfucker. That ain't doing shit
1:11:01
Speaker 6: to me? The fuck you think that's doing to me? Yeah,
1:11:09
Speaker 6: what the fuck do you think that's doing? I promise
1:11:11
Speaker 6: you Winners are not hurt by booze. Motherfucking winners are
1:11:15
Speaker 6: fucking invigorated by booze. Like even though I hate Reggie
1:11:20
Speaker 6: Miller and Trey Young and all these people, you know,
1:11:22
Speaker 6: the garden is the mecca, and these motherfuckers love to
1:11:24
Speaker 6: come in and be the villain, even though I hate it.
1:11:26
Speaker 6: Because I'm a Knicks fan, I would be the first man.
1:11:29
Speaker 6: I'd be the ultimate villain in the garden if I
1:11:32
Speaker 6: was blessed with basketball talent and was unblessed and not
1:11:35
Speaker 6: being a Nick and I would I would be the
1:11:37
Speaker 6: number one hated person in Madison Square Garden history because
1:11:40
Speaker 6: I'd go in there trying to kill people because it's
1:11:44
Speaker 6: the mecca and that booing. Like love booing so much.
1:11:50
Speaker 6: In fact, sometimes I ask myself on some deep shit,
1:11:52
Speaker 6: like in the dark, I'm like, do I sabotage myself
1:11:56
Speaker 6: just for the booing? Bro? This is some real fuck
1:12:01
Speaker 6: up shit.
1:12:01
Speaker 4: Do you know?
1:12:01
Speaker 6: My favorite Rocky is when he loses everything and goes
1:12:03
Speaker 6: back to fucking the Philly ghettos. Like I sometimes want
1:12:07
Speaker 6: to lose everything again and go back to Queen's and
1:12:09
Speaker 6: just start from the beginning. That's how much I love
1:12:11
Speaker 6: building and now I'm at a point where, like people
1:12:15
Speaker 6: think it's gonna be successful just because my track workers
1:12:18
Speaker 6: on fucking on wax. Like sometimes I think about like
1:12:23
Speaker 6: doing that face off thing and changing my face and
1:12:25
Speaker 6: becoming like I love being undressed. By the way, That's
1:12:28
Speaker 6: why I love V Friends. V Friends did me a
1:12:30
Speaker 6: blessing because, by the way, no one's really paying attention
1:12:34
Speaker 6: to what I'm doing with V Friends, and I'm building
1:12:36
Speaker 6: fucking Pokemon and Marble and everyone's face and no one's
1:12:39
Speaker 6: even seeing it because everyone's like, oh, NFTs are dead
1:12:42
Speaker 6: and you know that was the one thing Gary v
1:12:43
Speaker 6: was wrong about. Motherfucker, It's gonna be the thing I'm
1:12:45
Speaker 6: most right about. I'm willing to take the booze and
1:12:49
Speaker 6: the judgment right now. But when that bell rings in
1:12:52
Speaker 6: the twelfth round, they're putting up my fucking hand. I'm
1:12:56
Speaker 6: putting that belt and what are you gonna say?
1:13:00
Speaker 5: Okay, always a pleasure, pleasure, any last words you want
1:13:05
Speaker 5: to leave the audience with.
1:13:07
Speaker 6: Yeah, always. What you just saw is in the last
1:13:13
Speaker 6: three minutes is the luck. And I hate using that
1:13:17
Speaker 6: word because luck is the weapon of choice of the lazy,
1:13:20
Speaker 6: but I'm going to use it because it's true. What
1:13:23
Speaker 6: you just saw was the luck of the draw of DNA.
1:13:25
Speaker 6: We're all born with our DNA, the luck of the
1:13:28
Speaker 6: draw of having the world's greatest mother who gassed me
1:13:31
Speaker 6: up so heavy. But she didn't do modern gassing up
1:13:34
Speaker 6: or like you can be anything. She kept my shit
1:13:36
Speaker 6: in check. She was a Russian fucking immigrant mom who
1:13:39
Speaker 6: was willing to smack you in the face if you
1:13:41
Speaker 6: weren't doing the right thing. I didn't even think about
1:13:45
Speaker 6: disrespecting my mom, let alone doing it. I was scared
1:13:47
Speaker 6: if I thought it that she would know, so you know,
1:13:51
Speaker 6: but she made me feel like I was the greatest
1:13:56
Speaker 6: and a lot of hard work. And I believe that
1:13:59
Speaker 6: hard work because I saw my siblings aren't the same
1:14:03
Speaker 6: as me. There's always different shit. I think that everyone
1:14:07
Speaker 6: who's listening needs to understand that if you really listen back,
1:14:10
Speaker 6: you should run this podcast back. We touched on things
1:14:13
Speaker 6: that point when I said all three of us could
1:14:15
Speaker 6: look crazy in two years. The work is real, like
1:14:20
Speaker 6: you can and I say this all time. If anyone
1:14:26
Speaker 6: looks like you that's ever made it, the fuck is
1:14:30
Speaker 6: your excuse? If anyone with two parents that were drug
1:14:34
Speaker 6: addicts built something big and had a happy life right
1:14:39
Speaker 6: because people are looking for their excuse my parents are divorced.
1:14:43
Speaker 6: I'm this I come from this background, I'm this gender,
1:14:46
Speaker 6: I'm this race, I'm from this area. If anybody in
1:14:52
Speaker 6: the history of time has made it, and I say
1:14:55
Speaker 6: made it as being happy calma, maybe having a little
1:14:58
Speaker 6: something right from your circumstances, then you got to ask
1:15:05
Speaker 6: yourself why not you? And you got to get into
1:15:11
Speaker 6: fucking accountability. Like I'm telling you, we are living in
1:15:15
Speaker 6: the greatest era of entitlement, and you know what happened. Unfortunately,
1:15:19
Speaker 6: the politicians in the last thirty years have successfully made
1:15:23
Speaker 6: people think that they're going to help them. Motherfucker. I
1:15:28
Speaker 6: made money with Clinton and Bush and Obama and Trump
1:15:33
Speaker 6: and Biden and Trump and the next fuck or two.
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Speaker 6: It's not Trump's fault, it's not Biden's fault. It's not
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Speaker 6: your mama's fault, it's not your daddy's fault, it's not
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Speaker 6: the world's fault. It's no one's fault. But you and
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Speaker 6: people don't understand. That's the liberation. Once you understand everything.
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Speaker 6: When I tell you everything that is bad in my
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Speaker 6: life is one hundred percent my fault and that makes
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Speaker 6: me happy because then I feel like I'm in control.
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Speaker 6: And the second you seed control is the second you
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Speaker 6: start getting unhappy. And collectively we've seeded control to a
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Speaker 6: bunch of clown ass, fucking clown ass politicians.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, grab the will, no argument, Grab the will.
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Speaker 4: Gary always a pleasure.
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Speaker 6: Love you guys, Thank you for having me.
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Speaker 4: See you next week. Peace, peace, all right.
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Speaker 2: An illegal alien from Guatemala charged with raping a child
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Speaker 2: in Massachusetts. An MS thirteen gang member from Al Salvador
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Speaker 2: accused of murdering a Texas man of Venezuelan charged with
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Speaker 2: filming and selling child pornography in Michigan. These are just
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Speaker 2: some of the heinous migrant criminals caught because of President
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Speaker 2: Donald J. Trump's leadership. I'm Christy nom the United States
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Speaker 2: Secretary of Homeland Security. Under President Trump, attempted illegal border
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Speaker 2: crossings are at the lowest levels ever recorded, and over
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Speaker 2: one hundred thousand and illegal aliens have been arrested. If
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Speaker 2: you are here illegally, your next you will be fine
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Speaker 2: nearly one thousand dollars a day. Imprisoned and deported, you
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Speaker 2: will never return. But if you register using our CBP
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Speaker 2: home app, and leave now. You could be allowed to
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Speaker 2: return legally. Do what's right. Leave now. Under President Trump
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Speaker 2: America's laws, border and families will be protected.
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Speaker 3: Sponsored by the United States Department of Homeland Security,