Wendy Day: How to NOT Get a Record Deal

[@Kingnegusmusic]

I loved this one and was also waiting for her to say the usual rigamaroll about royalties and ASCAP. When she iddn't my notepad came out. Out of everything I've ever seen from Wendy, I feel this is the most I've seen about her personality. I love how you all keep it conversational and still get the important information.

[@youngbam100]

I love Wendy Day she is so amazing & legendary soon I as I seen her I was like definitely watching 🔥🔥🔥

[@jordanparadisemusic]

All of a sudden a light turned on in my mind, to make a business plan… I already have an idea but now I’m inspired to get it written 💎

[@JPREZ75]

J Prez checking in. Wendy Day ❤🎉🎉🎉

[@kearyalaniz]

Sick interview thanks for this 🔥

[@tnygmusic]

This needs more eyes on it. GEMS

[@jordanparadisemusic]

36:45 to add to this topic, I do feel like where I’m located on this island, there’s been people who could’ve went so far with it with reaching new places. But there weren’t options to run ads and target these other areas as easily as it is now. So I think the advantage of being ABLE to reach basically anywhere in the world is there. The potential to find a global audience is there through social media. But it’s ultimately up to us if we utilize this advantage as an advantage or if we just let it have zero impact on our growth. It may be a bold statement but I believe we all have every mean necessary to grow and scale at our fingertips. If we utilize it or not is ultimately up to use though…

[@WilliamGoldenJr.]

So much game 🔥🔥💪🏾

[@IsoZah]

locked in 🎧🔥

[@Sandersthekooly]

Gems wow

[@Afrodon]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Ryanvlogs082]

Shots at Ebro 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@HellraisinMusic]

As a young metal band. Age doesn’t matter. The people at the top of our genre are 35-40+ and they don’t seem old to us. she’s clearly outta touch if she thinks age means anything of that importance nowadays.

[@PaytonBradley-h9v]

Ain’t no new 35-40 rock bands the same legends and acts been eating cuz that genre is different in hip hop which is seems to be her field she would be correct for most part… rap and hip hop is a young industry the dialogue that’s trendy and popular the storylines the content the beats the aesthetics the styles and deliveries all go off of what the young and upcoming generations are open to and or already indulging in. Not much grows old as far as the music.. only certain rappers with good understanding and mature fanbases allow them to grow thru life and music together … or older rappers/legends get to be exception to rule . 80-95% of rap hip hop is young people driven and accommodated to them