KENNY BEATS - "THE *MUSIC INDUSTRY* IS DESIGNED FOR YOU TO NOT *MAKE MONEY*" 📝💭 - LIVE (2/4/21) 💥🔥

[@FatalFriction]

"if I had this plugin when I was in my twenties I'd be a billionaire right now"

[@nightvisiontv1847]

Man

[@VULCAN1135]

LMAO

[@hoodiebeats2698]

Lego😤🏃🏾‍♂️🏃🏾‍♂️🏃🏾‍♂️

[@thatguybsmith]

@@nightvisiontv1847 ATATF GANG

[@finmarx]

Yas if only I had it !! 😆 😂 😝

[@spencermiles8680]

This is so important for people to hear

[@ryn111]

fuck yes

[@JesusOnTheOnesAndTwos]

For real Kenny is the truth! 🤙

[@Jouste]

Kenny always spitting gems for real

[@tyronecriss5041]

“The reason I do other things is because when I get into the room about music. I don’t want to worry about the check.” That is all I needed to hear. 🙌🏽

[@gcbeats]

Watched this over and over again. Love the way he stays neutral and tells the truth. Really made me re-evaluate my purpose for doing Music.

[@BelakTV]

love u g

[@SoundsfromtheGoldenCave]

ya wow me too

[@Roses_R_redeR]

Magic🥀🪕🥀🎚🥀🎻🥀

[@dykishandfriends]

you got this bro. Shit gets tough sometimes but you gotta power through it

[@paltro8977]

bro your music is just FIRE

[@musicshit3772]

Imagine he said all this to promote his new day trading course XD

[@benj12384]

this is a police academy recruitment video

[@dhpa2601]

Kenny beats day trading propaganda!

[@MrCoolProjects]

🤣

[@brutalasbucs9719]

🔥

[@courgeonaute]

The whole label thing is a scam. There are ways to make money as a musician but they're not glamorous or cool: it's teaching, sound technician, sound design, composition work for a games company etc... but if you wanna be an artist get ready for a world of bullshit hahaha

[@Jouste]

😂

[@sidneydecker-buntzman6183]

Theres also touring merch, sales features, beat sales, placements and a lot more. Those only come to the dedicated ones though

[@eethethird33]

Sell cool merch top tier

[@drum877]

It’s so refreshing to see someone in the industry being real about the industry. I was mad salty about my experience in the music industry. It’s cut throat and ruthless. People try to scam you at every turn and it was so heartbreaking! I look like a nobody but under another artist name I had 20 million streams and offers to open up for major artists and being approached by major major managers like Alan Melina at New Heights Ent and Carlos At Grace. But it was all people who wanted to rob from me. I dedicated 17 years of my life to music. Went all in and struggled, barely could feed myself got 4 hours of sleep a night if I was lucky went on tour and recorded vocals or made beats in a studio every night of every day and still didn’t go where I wanted. It made me hate music for the last 4 years and during COVID I fell back in love with it and started doing it again because I enjoyed it and not because I wanted to live off of it. It was the best decision I ever made. Thank you Kenny for keeping it real!

[@YTAQUA]

What's your other channel's name So I can go listen to your music

[@drum877]

@@YTAQUA lol it was in 2004 www.MySpace.com/lyricalstate

[@drum877]

Hopefully it still works I haven’t been on it in many years

[@drum877]

@@YTAQUA the key to getting plays is marketing and interaction. You could have the best music in the world but if you don’t get it out to the people no one will hear it. People just don’t stumble upon your music. Kenny’s beat contests he does is a good example of exposure for other producers and also himself. People will be more inclined to post about his content which will lead to more people seeing his beats as well.

[@zyrxsounds]

Recently , I been having different thoughts cuz I’ve really put in years and efforts to learning and making music now I’m almost done with school and researching how to be really profitable from music but mehn it’s was just never clear and now just scared how I will make a living off producing music But now it’s obvious I just have to get into something else

[@williamwade-perry8028]

It's cool one of the most coolest producer's I know is speaking the facts on the Music Industry FLIKOOOOOOOOOO

[@DrNo99]

Dude. I quit producing back in 2009. Went back to school to become a pharmacist. I built a day trading room/studio at my house to do music fun. Best part about it is that I get to do the kind of music I like. No need to follow trends or cater to some punk kid who wants to sound like Wayne or Drake. Lol!

[@rasheemthebestfirstone3274]

😂 lit

[@MinkSinatra]

Sell pills to them

[@rvbxn04]

Lol we can see that you quit in 2009 bc you mentioned ppl wanting to sound like Drake or Wayne.

[@vogelvogeltje]

Why would you quit? I couldn’t stop making music for any period. I have way too much music in my head that needs to get out..

[@allenamuimuia498]

Holy shit that’s exactly what I want, a day trading room/ studio

[@chesterdsouza101]

it's really scary, when you wanna be a successful producer.

[@comradebrucewayne2607]

I think that fear is one of the most driving, community gathering things about music! We all running into the same abyss! Gleefully lmao

[@nickjohnson398]

@@comradebrucewayne2607 "gleefully running into the same abyss" well said lmao

[@tylerdavisphl]

Well it seems you’re basing success of of money. I’d say making a hit song is successful.

[@Brandon-hp5jb]

Thats why you have a job or other ways for income, then you can fund your music its that simple

[@Nick-oy9rt]

I have 'Either that or I'm not gonna do that at all' state of mind

[@log2472]

this is the reason i like kenny so much, he is real with his music. He aint flexin with houses and shit, he purely does music for the music

[@matarmusic]

I don't wanna make money at all. All I want is to be heard/impact someone with my music and that's all I care about

[@Joseph-ot8rc]

You are probably too young to say this. Or probably you have another job.

[@louisnws]

Wait for the bills to rain on your head. ☹️

[@austincraig9761]

Or maybe he just loves making music

[@jathanblake]

To have impact you're also going to need funds as well to do so

[@vogelvogeltje]

@@louisnws that’s why I have a day job.... I still make music because I love music. It’s not about getting “known”

[@piccoloblack]

I needed this. Everyone telling me to only make fuckin lofi- hip hop if I wanna get tot he bag and get playlisted. But I wanna make my weird shit too. Thanks for this

[@Checo43]

Getting the bag on lofi? Sheesh

[@piccoloblack]

@@Checo43 A lot of lofi hip hop producers make a decent living off of streams.

[@Checo43]

@@piccoloblack must be pretty difficult, mainstream rappers can't even live off of just streams. but idk

[@roelobeats]

@@Checo43 yuuppp, most beatmakers/producers switch to lofi because its 'easy' bag. The only thing they do is sample+drumloop = lofi track done.

[@gamesworkshopdude]

i'm listening to your beats rn i really like em

[@RRAREBEAR]

in the next 5-10 years we are going to see the first independent artists (and producers) making *millions* a month . create consistently. own your own masters, own your own pub. never stop.

[@Dougthebeliever]

Nah.....once Itunes, Spotify, Amazon get strict on who is allowed to be on their platform will destroy the indies. There was a time when you could only be on Itunes if you were signed to a major/mid major label.

[@neiontab]

Facts

[@hxnnid]

@@Dougthebeliever well guess what? Other people could make their own streaming services for a much cheaper price and easier access!

[@jomo493]

You sir, are ahead of the curve.

[@atomsofstardust]

Pretty sure it’s already happening. I’ve recently checked Spotify and was very positively surprised that people like Joji get millions of monthly listeners. Pretty sure you could get some sweet dolla bills out of that. Same with other independent artists who came out from KZbin space or something similar. I don’t think you need those big labels anymore, you can literally do pretty much everything on your own nowadays. If big tech companies stop creating those artificial limitations and would allow independent artists to upload their music to Spotify, Apple, etc directly, in most cases there wouldn’t be any need even for those leeches like distribution companies.

[@ghmasterjj]

This is why Frank Ocean released Endless + Blonde the way that he did

[@phil1353]

Be smart. Use your talent and “make it”. Then start businesses. Waka Flocka is an example. Other people like Kanye, Travis, Pharrell, TI. Just be a smart artist and a entrepreneur at the same time.

[@YexaMusiq]

Yea thats my plan

[@artemis6828]

@@YexaMusiq same here hope u make it bro

[@YexaMusiq]

@@artemis6828 back to you mam

[@vanguard8471]

Straight up! Be da wolf of producers no sheep’s and you’ll always succeed

[@jakehettinger1087]

I love that Kenny talks about stuff like this, so important and informative

[@zke7773]

I find the music hella deep tho , like yeah I can make millions day trading but what energy am I getting back? Like energy invested into music gives me so much more back, Music comes from the soul, if you don’t get that we can’t hang.

[@ceetee110]

If enough artists adopted such a mindset, the music "industry" as we know it would crumble. I don't want to be a superstar. I don't need to make 20 people's yearly salary in a month. What I DO need is to wake up and feel like I have a purpose, like I'm doing what I love.

[@ATLS702]

Advances are nothing to play with - with how much money UMG generates, a million dollar loan is NOTHING for them to hand to an artist and be forever indebted to them. WHILE THEY MAKE MONEY OFF THEIR MUSIC. Crazy. Research and fight for stronger musicians unions.

[@everybodyhasoul5438]

I decided 5 years ago to have a career to pay my rent after a decade+ of being a professional musician solely. I still make music often and don't worry about following trends, just about doing stuff that I feel go about and learning/growing. This works for me.

[@FutureBlender.]

Is it paying the rent?

[@everybodyhasoul5438]

@@FutureBlender. Yep. I'm a music teacher in a school.

[@prodviksingh]

Great to hear this perspective, the best advice I ever got was “if you can depend on anything else other than music for a living, go do that.” So that’s what I’m currently doing, mid 20s clearing 6 figures working 30 hours a week. Sometimes I feel like I’m cheating 😂 but the bigger struggle is the creatives around trying to sway me to be full time and take music super seriously which destroys my creative drive. Did you ever have this issue when you pivoted back to a full time job, of being judged by your peers?

[@everybodyhasoul5438]

Not judged. I do think it's hard to occupy the same place in the community when your schedule/lifestyle is so different. I'm in Nyc and there are events in the creative community every night. Having time and energy to go to those and cultivate real relationships is really important. @@prodviksingh

[@soniibeatz]

straight facts! Except for the retail investor thing. Those people usually day trade, and I think a large percentage of people that day trade aren't very successful. The GameStop thing was one of the few times where a large number of retail investors won. I'd recommend long term investing instead.

[@holidaycomplex]

exactly. even this gme thing is exposing how day trading isn't really for everyone. as soon as people started trading collectively they decided to shut everything down talking about "market manipulation" even though 1. it's not and 2. the people doing REAL market manipulation don't face any punishment. the market isn't really free it's rigged for the rich.

[@johnjohnjohnh]

Day trader here. The saying is 90-90-90. 90% of retail traders lose 90% of their account in 90 days. Also, Obama era regulations prohibit day-trading capabilities unless your account is over $25,000 otherwise you can't open, and close the same trade without the risk of being flagged as a "Pattern day trader" and subject to disciplinary actions against your account.

[@actualyoutubeaccount]

@@johnjohnjohnh Not true. This is one of the most pervasive and frustrating myths out there. The Pattern Day Trade rule requiring 25K balance & limiting intraday trading is for *MARGIN ACCOUNTS* If you have a *CASH ACCOUNT*, you can trade all you want insofar as u have the balance to cover pending transactions. Before you disagree, pls look it up in depth. Ppl parrot this in articles/forums, but it's just not true. For anyone remotely interested in trading, margin isn't necessary or even attractive as you're starting off.

[@fifthlife55]

IMO making money to make a living day trading and trying to make a living off music is the same demon. Most people won't ever come close to it. In fact the only person I know who made at max 10 grand and at minium 2 grand have low six figures to high 5 figure careers so they can pump money into day trading. People always forget you have to have disposable income to day trade unless your gonna yolo everything you have.

[@axolb8806]

It's all rigged

[@philmoreno4588]

Ever since I was an infant and I started listening to music, I always subconsciously felt tricked. Being so little I barely remember the first music I heard in the house, was Mariachi Mexican music. My mom listened to this constantly and would have the system blaring louder than my thoughts. I remember falling in love with the upbeat tempo and all the intense happy tones of the music. I just didn't care for the vocals and could not understand the words so I would vibe to the melodies. I would walk around with these ginormous cowboy boots around the house all day, beatboxing trying to sound like a trumpet. LMAO! This video got me thinking about my early influences of music and life as an infant. I Love the way music feels and it's the only thing I feel is keeping me alive to this day. I believe sound is the primary basis of all existence. Without sound no life in existence could manifest because there would be no vibrational influence to stimulate the darkness that stays stagnant, while you close your eyes. I've listened to all types of music growing up and I just started learning to make electronic music on my own this last October. Even though I feel I have no idea what I'm doing I also feel like a mad scientist trying to come up with a new invention. Making music is so exciting, but My ideas and learning process feel like they're all over the place. I've watched lots of youtube videos just trying to learn the basics of DAWS but I felt more confused than anything. I didn't make anything sound good until I stopped watching the videos. I ended up coming up with better sounding music by being intuitve to my instinct rather than influence. The music industry is a human-made, programmed, influence on SOUND. Don't get it backwards. In other words, the music industry is just manipulation of human-life, kind of like entertainment in general./ Radio, Television, News, Social Media, business, government, the list goes on. Human beings don't need to manipulate each other. We need to set our minds free so each individual human may be at peace with their own mind, then we would not feel the need to manipulate the next man into thinking alike. The internet doesn't help that cause. lol Human beings are very confused creatures.

[@YuvrajSingh-yf1xu]

exactly my thoughts and probably for a lot more people who love music.

[@callanc3925]

life imitates art

[@juliananderson3441]

underrated comment

[@hvh_music]

yes, but what about deaf people who never heard a single sound or can't hear now?

[@Tom_bradys_unretirement]

Damn u snapped I always felt this haha

[@limetimemusic]

People will take an ungodly amount of shit for the chance to be a star.

[@THEWORLDMUSICSTAR]

I had to rewatch this shit twice man sounds like my big brother telling me to wake my ass 🆙

[@GMZ714]

And many people find it hard to believe that the Music industry is all business and Politics

[@noomra]

'If you' re talented, you'll make it! '... 🤮

[@luiscc2884]

3:08 😳😳😳😳 BRUH Magic Beats.

[@paltro8977]

the music industry is like a dark mine where a lot of gems are hidden, and Kenny is the light guiding us to the trasure, so thankful!

[@bd_asian]

“I’m a 15 year old rapper from Fartstown” “Name a better rapper than me”

[@TheRealNativeSun]

The rapper from Shitstown.

[@dangusto2596]

This is much appreciated bro. Multiple streams of income is the way to go!

[@folks365]

FLIKOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@AikiraBeats]

This is a very true statement to make cause not everyone is going to make the money that they think can

[@PittsburghRecordingStudio]

Bro hell yes. We do this EVERY DAY for over 10 years and it’s NOT for the people with weak stomachs ESPECIALLY this music game. Dope videos always.

[@noomra]

100% agree with you- I've been doing my research the past year and I've heard what you said from multiple sources-both signed and independent artists from various music genres. And this has confirmed my decision to keep on being independent - my desire is to make it work, earn my living with my music and have creative control over the whole process, so that I can implement my vision; Thank you for this video and speaking so openly about this!! 🙌I hope you achieve your dreams as a producer, u deserve it!

[@charliejones3647]

You’re the man for uploading these Fliko

[@TheAndrewforbes88]

Record deals in the age of the internet seem like a bum deal to me. I spent ten grand on a bedroom studio and the recordings my brother and I are making sound better than most (not all) professional recordings from the 90's and prior. I'm a tech guy and I can make my own websites and do my own SEO. Seems like a way better idea to just maintain ownership of 100% of my stuff and self publish. I probably won't make much, but I get to keep it all.

[@activistarts7722]

Stop signing to major labels and any subsidiaries they own. We need a non profit record label. All musicians need to unionize.

[@kanenewman5517]

I agree

[@kanenewman5517]

There should be more solidarity between artists and more representation for musicians

[@moonwakesoundworks1673]

This is what we aim to do in the long run.

[@activistarts7722]

@@kanenewman5517 Yes the industry pits musicians against each other. I am thinking instead paying distro kid and all of these hosting and distribution services, that a proper union should be doing all of that instead.

[@kanenewman5517]

@@activistarts7722 Yeah like an artist cooperative organisation

[@nickjohnson398]

Single greatest video you've uploaded fliko, I'm boutta just refer to this video to people and let kenny explain the reality of the industry and my outlook and philosophy on how i live my life, cuz he put it into words way better than I could.

[@aaronhill8823]

the goat

[@highwaterkhaki]

this shit hit home. well explained stand up real advice. nice.

[@Vaderious2905]

Real talk. A lot of people needed to hear this

[@noahgobenzo8201]

Imagine how blessed you are to find this

[@koncretebeats]

Man I couldn't have said it any better!!! 100% truth zero CAP!!!!! It's a hustle just like any hustle right!?! Work hard an be extremely passionate to an obsessive level an you will succeed just might not be exactly what the world painted for you.

[@dangreenberg4752]

Someone in the chat at 10:58 was asking Kenny to invest in Herbalife pyramid scheme 😂😂😂

[@gxxnie]

Kenny beats has no idea how much love I have for him and that's ok

[@coreystevenson7487]

I decided to keep it on the side and sometimes I wished I would have gone full time when it was the right time to, but at the same time I can make money with music while heading to a full time job. I did the smart thing but man I felt like I would have been far ahead if I dropped out when I had the chance to

[@dulla8469]

if i can pay rent on time and all my bills and have an extra grand to pay for the month, im fucking good, the extra is just extra

[@dknowtx]

Yo, this. I've always said that I could be happy literally living under a bridge if there's good people and energy in my life. That's an oversimplification sort of, but the feeling behind that is a part of me. The biggest realistic goal for me will always be just to reach a point where having even a little extra feels normal to me. That's when you can really do work on yourself as a person.

[@lelandshennett]

My guy thank you! I was lucky enough to be able to go to school to learn about the topics you just touched on. It’s a well kept secret that record deals are just loans. More people need to know. This video was on point the entire way through

[@lelandshennett]

Oh btw SUBBED

[@pdwd8978]

Just...thank you kenny...for everything. Your advise is really helpfull. Right now i´m in the "let´s start everything"- position.

[@versatiled4468]

Im 45 i died twice during covid..I used to be a Machinist and now I don't make a penny a day. But music has always been my passion. And I just decided im not leaving this earth until I made music I Love 💯❤️‍🩹❤️‍🔥🎶🎶

[@funkyshade]

Shout out to Kenny for being one of the most inspiring producers out there. Also seems like a chill-ass dude to hang out with

[@SpeedBoostGamer]

Oh my god the amount of gems this guy drops!!

[@subrift]

This made me re-evaluate my whole game at the right time

[@MACE__17]

Labels are just people trying to make money off of talent. They don’t really care about the music. They just wanna flip money

[@zke7773]

Kenny really out here putting people on, Rate that. Energy + Intention given is what you get back

[@lance3732]

Thanks Fliko, I actually hope you upload more of his advice stuff along with his cooking stuff

[@JASNSOUNDS]

Thank you for this bro. For a long time I wanted the things you talked about but knew nothing about the industry luckily for me I am creating more revenue streams so that I can just enjoy making music. having nice things is cool but being fulfilled is the most important thing

[@Kazebeat]

So important to be able to pivot and think differently than the rest of the crowd to find your lane of success

[@dpm2213]

Not a music producer, but a visual artist. I NEEDED THIS. THANK YOU.

[@The_other_side-]

I honestly needed this reminder

[@kargando8482]

So true, it’s so fucking hard to be an mc on your own like I’ve been doing recently, from making several beats to writing to recording then perfecting before we even get into the politics and money issues

[@audiophile2986]

Dude’s being real. Respect.

[@tobi49k77]

COACH KENNETH IS BACK

[@efrenhei4902]

Wise words, greetings from Argentina!

[@MediumDon]

Thanks more posting this! I'm not even someone who makes music but this is so important for any creative individual to see

[@derek.1639]

very helpful kenny

[@manifestglory5271]

Thank you for this I needed it & you blessed me with an answer

[@MadCheddaz]

this whole video just changed my mindset. nah of course i did knew that industry is mean and cruel to musicians but you summed up all this mess and i just wow’d he’s right. thanks for info

[@julesmendi5144]

Thank you Kenny, needed to hear this!

[@IndigenousMonk]

i see it this way...you're in creation making music, its a pretty amazing gift, also gamers spend hours a day playing games for $50 at a time, and barely acheive anything.. whilst spending tons of their paycheck to live in a virtual world for a few days.. making music is a fun hobby, even if it doesn't pay. enjoy the journey peeps

[@synergystudios6546]

Just a heads up; The thumbnail doesn’t make sense

[@Brizzly]

Just a typo. "Do" is supposed to be "to"

[@catchingchristopher]

It's important to diversify yourself and be BOTH the businessperson and the musician. If a label gave me a million dollar loan, I'd send 80% of that towards assets and begin researching how to navigate investments. Sure, put $200,000 to my down payment for a house, a neat cheap used civic, and 2-3 years worth of common expenses. Pay the loan off with the loan! This is a lesson that can be applied to more than just the music industry. Do what you love! But also pay yourself through your business so that time works for you!

[@dragonslayergoblineater9048]

I just want to make sick beats for myself to listen to

[@TheRealNativeSun]

That’s what I do. My music is the soundtrack to my life. 💯

[@dykishandfriends]

@@TheRealNativeSun literally what I do. Glad to see others do the same lmao sometimes I’ll just sit and listen to all my shit over and over

[@FatTonyTheSkipper]

Man I feel like completely leaving earth due to financials. Wish it would change. Just work work work but can barely survive

[@adriel4703]

the three genders, mr placement, mrs placement, placement person

[@Diggy22]

Motivation for me to stay independent. Even if I stay underground, what's mine is mine.

[@goon_369]

That made a lot of sense and i needed to hear that

[@Heartful]

It comes down to understanding peoples intention. Intentions are everything. Why do people say things to you? Why do people offer you things? What are people doing for others that they are not doing for you? Always remember to google every new friend you make. You'll be surprised how A&R's also manage producers or how someone you're making a beat with has a manager who owns a publishing company. You NEED to know these things in order to understand peoples intentions. Don't sleep on this, it's _everything_. Sometimes people don't want you to succeed. Shit's not that scary, just be aware of how people sit on multiple seats. I'm currently in the situation that Kenny mentioned and we won't owe anyone shit. It's all thanks to knowing the intentions of people around us. Here's a tip: NEVER SIGN A "SONG DEAL" if your artist is getting signed. Never do it. It's complete bullshit, fuck that 100k check. Never, ever do it. It's them trying to put you in a corner so you can't produce for anyone else. Get a manager who cares about you and stop relying on your artist for income.

[@BILLADO]

I love this approach

[@adrianlara5045]

Yo I’ve watched kennys videos for a few months but I used to just brush him off as just some KZbin but his music is amazing and he’s so down to earth. You can tell he really does love music. 🤘🏽

[@bruhology6437]

Only early people will know fliko messed up the thumbnail 🤣

[@_x.x_]

Use stock market graphs as eq presets. Instant banger sound.

[@Caesar_Online]

My birthday twin speaking facts 🔥💯💪🏾

[@bsolli1854]

Wow, thank you Kenny. Thanks for the warning or the tip, whatever. Thanks that you're such a loyal and real person. It helps a lot of people here like me that are young as fuck with no brain. I'm 17 by the way. Yeah, started to do music I love and all I want to say is that it feels better too when I play it for my family and friends haha. Thanks

[@moonryder203]

What a sad state, so many with talent and dreams of making it get slapped in the face with the harsh realities of the music industry. Need to do a bit of everything to survive! Stay strong and never give up! Be persistent!

[@sleepyxboy]

Important words for me, thanks for that particular cut

[@skylareverett5844]

This man is absolutely wonderful

[@Crypto_prod35]

The music industry is some demon shit. I like making music, but I want to remain independent and to not sell my soul to a label

[@4sethx]

💯

[@cadcr6570]

you don’t have to take the label deal. you could always stay independent

[@jahquanabond8382]

This man is spittin

[@sigma__ad]

Best advice.

[@mishraman9611]

Thank you so much Kenny for putting it out there. Every Aspiring artist needs to watch this.

[@goliathonthebeat2107]

inspirador kenny agradecido por toda esta información Colombia presente Muchas bendiciones

[@iloveliljar]

This was real & very true 💯🔥

[@dive4323]

Thats some real talk freestyle right here

[@djnovice113]

Kenny is like the Joe Rogan for musician's

[@shrimpscampin]

Nah man Kenny is way cooler

[@Pabloesc571]

@@shrimpscampin they both all about being positive and sending the message

[@randomuser4860]

Thank you fliko for posting this. ❤️

[@webstercat]

Musicians are worth what people are willing to pay. I’ve sent hundreds of hrs. Working on something no one notices.

[@DonJandroTv]

Thank you Kenny!

[@Brandon_Brando]

This is why I want to be independent fuck all that I want to own my masters I know its a harder road in a already hard industry to get in but man the main road to make it in music just isn't it...

[@TRFAD]

Man this officer knows a lot about the music industry.

[@gvsbeatbox]

Love it! Thanks for the insight!