This Is Why The Most Talented Artists Aren't The Most Successful - Antoine Allen

[@filmcourage]

Here is our full interview with Antoine - kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIWTdap7hZKJhJI

[@jacqueslohier2710]

1. Know yourself(morals/principles) 2. Beware of leeches/parasites etc 3. Deal with politics or build your own table.(in economics it’s called “build your own economy”) 4. Don’t wait 5. Fall in love with something 6. know your value 7. Sell yourself without selling your soul.

[@ComicPower]

Boom.

[@IntroVRt_30]

Major key on No.5 🙌🏾

[@flyingknee23]

I fell in love with something but it’s too expensive

[@Johnconno]

@@flyingknee23 I feel your pain. 😂

[@Met9171]

No 7 is treaky some people are twisters

[@davidherring3333]

"Instead of waiting for a seat at the table, build your own table." This is the greatest quote and advice I think I've ever heard.

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Thank you so much for watching

[@RenCustoms]

But how

[@roseeze166]

I've been saying that for a long time

[@roseeze166]

@@RenCustoms Well if film is your interest, write plays or look for beginners who write plays, round up actors and make your own short movies and put them on KZbin or your website. Put your own songs on KZbin and gain a following. One good action leads to another. You never know who u will attract to get u to next journey but start! That's how u build your own table. If people stopped looking at the gatekeepers face, the gatekeepers would be running to them

[@jamajnasoares5702]

"He is strong with the Force, but talent without training is nothing."

[@Johnconno]

Alec Guinness did it for lots of money. He hated that film.

[@hyaphire4680]

@@Johnconno Every actor must be fully aligned with a work for that work to tell a compelling message... Yeah, that checks out. After all, everyone hated the orignal Star Wars.

[@kakyoindonut3213]

@@hyaphire4680 I love the original star wars

[@jamajnasoares5702]

@Russell Edwards paragraphs. try again. (Im an actor btw, dont lecture me about 'the entertainment' anything')

[@MaNuLaToROfficial]

@@jamajnasoares5702 lol paragraphs!! hahaaha

[@batman5224]

Throughout history, this has always been the case. It’s not that successful people are completely untalented, although that can sometimes be the case, but exceptionally talented people are usually far ahead of their time. People usually don’t even understand their work, let alone view it as commercial. People like things that are comforting and familiar. They don’t want to have to think, lest they feel unintelligent. Talented people want to probe deeply in their art, but the average person isn’t interested in that.

[@southlondon86]

Tarantino though?

[@siempra78]

I agree with what you are saying, but I would agree more if we could perhaps say: "gatekeepers" (Producers, financiers, shareholders) usually don’t even understand their work, let alone view it as commercial. "gatekeepers" like things that are comforting and familiar.

[@gabrielmachadobsb]

@@southlondon86 Tarantino is far from having that kind of talent

[@cinemathequerouge317]

@@gabrielmachadobsb I think in terms of dialogue Tarantino is a master. As far as his films in general, I think he was able to tap into the European & Asian "cult" cinema vibe and was able to attract backers and audience. If you listen to his interviews he often references these films. His films are better funded versions of those.

[@humanoid9787]

@@southlondon86 Tarantino is ALL about the past and drawing from nostalgia. Talented, sure. But there's a lot of mass appeal in his work

[@barelygraduated5041]

“I use my short films as my mixtapes and my feature films as my albums” great quote

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Thank you so much

[@theeladyj]

amazing quote wow

[@Rainbow2dcore]

💙

[@fantaztikbeatz]

Dope

[@JustTooDamnHonest]

"There are 2 important times in one's life, the day you were born and the day you find out who you are".-Mark Twain.

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Yes sir. Thank you so much for watching.

[@JustTooDamnHonest]

I'm a student and I'm learning from those who give a shit about the art form.

[@quasehelio]

not sure about the day that you were born. to get into to this world is not a good thing at all.

[@JustTooDamnHonest]

It is good to you, your family and what you want to do that is the whole reason why that quote is so true because it is about self importance and when you figure out what you want to do it is important because you are finding out who you are and your place in this world.

[@PropheticDreamComics]

*... and day you find out why. :)

[@cinemathequerouge317]

One of my film school professors told me he always worried about his most talented students & never his least talented. He said the least talented know how to make connections easier & can play the political game & usually are good salespeople. The most talented usually don't even think about those things and focus on the art. Really great video Film Courage! Thanks!

[@Met9171]

That's scary some of us are artificial

[@beebee5885]

Thats not true!!!

[@cinemathequerouge317]

@@beebee5885 What's not true Bee Bee?

[@YvetteCCardenas]

I never really thought of it that way. Very eye opening.

[@kyhxx]

. wow ^ thanks 4 th.is = * mirror *

[@djmaxx40]

This guys is calm, strong and focused. I love it.

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Thank you so much

[@maximusindicusoblivious180]

Yeah, he was like I'm Black. I want my female actress to be Black too. So F this and F that and F the other and F you too if you don't do it my way. I say this in a good way.

[@thetrickisirarelyrespond5945]

@@maximusindicusoblivious180 You heard why?, or you wilfully stuck your fingers in your ears and "la, la, la, la, laaa"'d your way through that part?

[@maximusindicusoblivious180]

@@thetrickisirarelyrespond5945What are you babbling about?

[@LarryEColeman]

This is when keeping it real doesn't go wrong. It's refreshing to hear a man tell the truth about his experience and what really goes on behind closed doors. Mr. Allen was marvelous in this interview. Great questions, too. Thanks for this.

[@filmcourage]

Thanks L.E.! We appreciate your comment.

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Thank you so much

[@rugr82day]

Glad he pointed out those same politics can apply in any industry.

[@DialloMoore503]

Hollywood will chase you once you prove that you can make money without them. Robert Rodriguez understood that very well. You don’t have to sell out to release your art to the world. Do it yourself if it comes to it. This man is correct. If you get rejected, it doesn’t mean you aren’t talented. It’s likely due to politics. So, don’t get discouraged.

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Thank you so much for watching.

[@DialloMoore503]

@@lolafeaturefilm1637 No problem. Thank you for your knowledge and insight. Keep going!

[@kyhxx]

. well said ^ thanks 4 th.is he is a genius

[@DialloMoore503]

@@kyhxx Thank you! Don’t give up.

[@leonreaper90]

I wouldn't even want to be associated with Hollywood.

[@harrisongdavis]

Allen's providing not only great industry advice, but life advice. If you don't know what you're about, you're at risk.

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Thank you so much

[@vonhumboldt1985]

Yes but what if you never find that out? :(

[@anthonyfrascatore1136]

@@vonhumboldt1985 Then you have a step one.

[@gettingmylifeback4869]

I love this. This explains why so many talented artists win singing competitions but don’t make it big in the music industry.

[@Nazaba09]

My sister is a singer and auditioned for both popstars back in the day and American idol. We had to realize not getting picked was actually a huge compliment. She wasn’t AMAZING but she wasn’t bad enough to mock. She has potential.

[@RobertMatlock]

Yes and no, many people who win singing competitions aren't actually artists, they're just singing karaoke well. There's a lot more that goes into being a successful artist: songwriting ability, personality, an identity, marketing, team building etc, all of which those singers tend to lack.

[@gennarocavainolo8488]

@@RobertMatlock amen

[@sakurazukamorisubaru]

@@Nazaba09 there were probably 10 000 other people with the same amount of potential who auditioned with her. Sometimes people who get picked actually stand out a lot with their personality or appearence, or unique way of singing, or something, and sometimes it's just person-to-person chemistry with judges that works tho. Hope your sister is doing allright now.

[@Nazaba09]

@@sakurazukamorisubaru she never got to the judges. They don’t tell you that about American idol- it’s a producer and then an executive producer and THEN the judges.

[@DarrenSangita]

As a creative musical artist, I have waited 30 years to hear someone echo these sentiments. I love this guy for speaking his truth and it's resonating deep with me. He has won a supporter in me and I'll be checking out his works. A person with integrity always struggles in the arts industry. Glad to know of his successes. ❤️🙏🏽🌍

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Thank you so much for watching

[@chaplinesque111]

Same here! 🙏

[@DlsCP69s]

Not just art industry unfortunately

[@point-xn4tu]

Finally someone talks about how talent isn't enough. A lot of creators nobly invest in perfecting their craft, only to be greeted by a cold world that won't even give a look or a listen. Or maybe just won't pay a cent. It's not that passionate artists are wrong. Of course talent IS important, but the expectation that it will automatically equate to success is a belief disconnected from reality. However, there is hope. Because we attract what we focus on, we can ALSO invest in maintaining a success-oriented mindset while we perfect our crafts.

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Thank you so much for watching

[@MDWavemaster]

In 10 seconds I have more respect for this guy than a very large percentage pf anyone I've ever met. He needs to just be an inspirational speaker. Tell these kids all the things that parents either cant, or dont convey.

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Thank you so much

[@msp5138]

Sorry about "inspirational" speakers are just used car salesman. They proved zero useful information (vague generalities or truisms are not useful informaiton) toward helping anyone achieve meaningful goals. This is why being an "inspirational" speaker requires zero formal training, knowledge-base, or even the most basic performance metrics to demonstrate their effectiveness.

[@kyhxx]

. word ^ 100% - he keeps it real•

[@Laocoon283]

So articulate so concise. I could listen to people like this all day.

[@hedgehog6041]

"When you have something that you love, you aren't tired"

[@ActronJimmy]

His mindset is what you need to succeed. Very intelligent and has a excellent awareness and knowledge on how to make it happen. Avoid the path with the gatekeepers.

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Thank you so much

[@evdokimmusic]

Investing in yourself is the best shortcut you can take. Work on your craft, get better every day. Dictate your own career from the start and you'll get to where you're going. Thanks for this amazing content.

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Thank you so much

[@maxsonmusic6104]

Beautifully said👍🏼🙏🏼👏🏼☺️

[@DL-idk]

This is true. Talent is not the key to success, the connection is. A likeable person with lots of friends in an industry is more likely to succeed than a talented lone wolf.

[@MainyD]

So it’s ok to be more friendly instead of distant too hard for the radio ??

[@PrimitiveBaroque]

Wonderful talk. And yes, in all industries, it's all politics. I've learned this the hard way, but it's important to come to terms with what you love and yourself, because if you become too mindful of politics, you'll end up not being yourself and start compensating your creativity for what you think will please "them" or your audience. I'm glad I'm taking the longer route.

[@DarionDAnjou]

we need to submit to a.i. leadership to circumvent our own ego politics

[@roseeze166]

WOW! He won my respect when he said he would not drop the dark skinned actress. I love this guy. He got my respect. I will go out of my way to support him

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Thank you so much for watching

[@JrtheKing91]

Wow I love the honesty from this man. Sometimes the long game is better for you than to sacrifice your morals.

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Thank you so much

[@geneva1040]

This guy’s story is so inspirational! He says in Hollywood, you have to give up your morals to get ahead to the next level, but if you invest your own money into the project and put it out there yourself, you do not have to kiss anyone’s behind, you will not have to worry about being labeled difficult and there will be no gatekeepers! I’m going to take this guy’s advice and invest my own money into my own project and put my project out there myself because I want to kiss no one’s behind!

[@cafeiketson2653]

I agree with the part that you have to invest your own money so you can create what you really want but the challenge is to get the money. But nevertheless I'm hoping that someday money will no longer be a problem and will be no longer independent on anyone financially.

[@dissolution]

"That's what I love today, there's no gatekeepers". I was already digging it, but that line and what came before were so good.

[@musashi-san____1409]

This applies to EVERY work environment. That's why you are better off establishing your own thing, instead of relying on a system built on asskissing.

[@OlgaKuznetsova]

Yes! 100% Build your own table!!! Love it! And yes, working on things I love does not make me tired, it energizes me!!

[@ebonyjohnson1580]

This is literally what I'm going through right now I'm school and with employment. I'm bout to lose it. I stumbled across this video at the perfect time. Seriously. And I'm typing this with tears in my eyes dealing with the corporate world.

[@Kendall42971]

Nepotism is EVERYTHING!!!!

[@cinemathequerouge317]

Hang in there Ebony! It's a struggle, but try to surround yourself with positive people.

[@Chaos.Brigade]

“I used my short films as my mixtapes, and my feature films as my albums.”

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Thank you so much for watching

[@torianprettymuch999]

“When it’s something that you love doing, you don’t tire”. In the words of James Harden, “WOW”

[@Hedgehog3342]

I give this man respect. He has a moral compass and has his own vision and follows it. It maybe a long narrow path but it's worth it.

[@songsalon7868]

WHEN YOU HAVE SOMETHING YOU LOVE, YOU DON'T TIRE!!! It's so true, it's so DANGEROUS. I never sleep anymore.. Just grind, grind, grind...work,work,work. But, he also talks of self care... I'm working on this now. THANKS SO MUCH

[@antonio3088]

“When you have something that you love, you don’t tire” 💎💎💎

[@algrameno2476]

the most honest guy I've ever heard on this channel! Exceptional! He speaking truth!!!

[@QuantayPeoples]

Yeah…with my talent, I was able to work with every artist from Drake, John Legend, to Kanye, Usher… and yet I’m still buried well below the success threshold. Those celebrities thrive off of unknown talented artists. This is great advice.

[@MainyD]

Drop that music don’t let nothing or nobody even your own negative thoughts stop you . Handle that shit you got this

[@te9591]

This man is so insightful. What a great speaker.

[@emhu2594]

this is the realest thing i have heard maybe ever

[@ericcadwell5193]

Straight damn talk. I've got a whole new level of respect for the man.

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Thank you so much

[@meadpro]

Spot on, this is every industry. Once an industry gets big players, those big players make everyone beneath, submit. Then they choose who can make it and who can't, which kills the industry, because the big players choose people that cater to their ego and crush the people with know how. The reason for this is the person with know how, will quickly realize that they don't need the big player.

[@kb2408mvp]

Love Antoine’s intensity and transparency.

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Thank you so much

[@PurposedLensPhotoMedia]

This was so interesting to watch! 🤔 I agree that having talent alone isn’t enough to “make it” big sometimes! I think it’s also very EASY to lost sight of what success actually is! I still (to this day) sometimes lose sight of the fact that success isn’t measured by how I stack up to the next person but it’s measured by how much of my OWN full potential am I able to reach! 🤷🏽‍♂️ I wish all creators and those with talent the best! Be kind to others and be your best! Stay strong people! 💪🏾 💪🏾 😊

[@reginayfavors]

Love this. Sometimes it is better to get started later in life so you can work out all your emotional kinks and triggers before you enter the world that is based in game-playing and politics. That way you don't have to sell your soul. Thank you for this interview.

[@mgtogno]

This guy is amazing, we need more people like him in the industry, in fact, everywhere.

[@DoobeeDoug]

What a light worker! He sure utilized his time on the platform to speak truth and motivation.

[@harlemwoodstudios]

I appreciate Antoine Allen’s interview very much. I share his perspective and insights on how to pursue one’s passion, particularly in the film industry. This discussion is healthy food for thought.

[@RD-jr8nv]

No hesitation in any response. This guy knows what he wants to say. Great to hear.

[@1995yuda]

Phenomenal interview. I freakin' LOVE this channel!

[@filmcourage]

Thank you for visiting with us again!

[@1995yuda]

@@filmcourage 🙏

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Thank you so much

[@1995yuda]

@LOLA Feature Film I got mad repsect for you... A diamond in the rough💎

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

@@1995yuda Thank you so much

[@ShesGonnaWriteIt]

He's so real & inspirational. I admire him for sticking to his guns with his morals and projects.

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Thank you so much for watching

[@kl90ification]

The reason most talented are not the most successful is because like everything it is considered an industry. It's about turning a profit and most of the time that is what is the most efficient while simultaneously making the most money, so talent and artistry take a backseat. If you're talented you need to learn how to play the game and learn the rules. It's a shame but that's how it is

[@gennarocavainolo8488]

None of it is music anyway

[@DuoXCity]

Or just embrace a modern world where you can stream on Twitch or KZbin and bypass the music industry. Otherwise, you're right, if your product is generic enough to reach a mass audience, it is likely watered down and convoluted.

[@gennarocavainolo8488]

@British Empire the most successful ACTS are the ones who make consumable music or films. lets not confuse success with art.

[@gennarocavainolo8488]

@British Empire success can be measured in many ways. If you are talking pure dollars it hasnt a thing to do with being an artist. Taylor Swift isnt an artist. She is an act. A stage performer. I'm just using her as an example as most would consider her a "success" but at what? Not art.

[@gennarocavainolo8488]

@British Empire no you are talking business. The post is about why the most talented artists arent the most successful. Thats why. Art usually does not outsell garbage historically.

[@malemyr2]

Thank you Antoine Allen for your Courage & Integrity ❣

[@coffintears5821]

Success is really based on what you can do. But how ahead of the curve you are. Success most of the time is based on being at the right place at the right time. The most famous people don't get famous being talented they get famous by being lucky. Because someone decided they were the chosen one.

[@jamiex5842]

Recently discovered this channel and it’s absolutely my new favourite place on KZbin. Thank you so much for making this space.

[@filmcourage]

Cheers Jamie!

[@leogage5842]

This is one of the most profound videos I’ve ever watched! I love art and always have, from music to dancing and poetry (you name it); but, this is so true! The most talented people get overlooked in favor of those who are willing to compromise morals to gain popularity. It truly is better just to build your own empire (or you can be the kind of artist that seeks a small audience and hope that overtime your audience increases). You might even have those seasons where you just need to do art for yourself for awhile until you’re ready to go back out their or your creative intuition guides you to share your work with the public. For me personally, I’m just tired of fakeness/egocentricity/cowardly people who feel intimidated by your talent as if your light somehow dims theirs (smh); and one might say “well every quality you mentioned defines the majority” and my response would be “well, if the shoe fits it ain’t my fault you’re wearin it!” Safe to say, I’m an artist that thrives on purpose (if not for this generation, then the one after me…I always say)! Whether you touch one or many, you’ve made your mark! 🙏🙏🙏

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Thank you so much for watching

[@crissixstrings]

"Find what you love and let it kill you." - Charles Bukowski

[@pnaomiw]

Thanks for releasing another video with Antoine! I am relieved to hear from a filmmaker who had work to finance his passion. I’m learning to accept without judgement or condemnation over myself that it’s the way that works best for me. Thanks Antoine! Thanks Film Courage!

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Thank you so much

[@SirErvinWilliams]

As a talented filmmaker, I love this interview. I am him, literally. Working, creating film and plays. It's not easy, but when you are in love with what you do.

[@alanmakesfilm5253]

she just asks the perfect questions at the right time :)

[@zalseon4746]

This is the most respectfully honest take i've seen so far. Antoine needs to come on more.

[@filmcourage]

We definitely have more to share from our interview with Antoine. Here are all of our videos featuring Antoine so far - goo.gl/XTQJqj

[@derekwong4160]

This is someone you don't know in person but you already know he deserve respect from the way he talks about thing.

[@Rantitoutloud]

He's amazing. I connect with him and his values

[@FUGATOON]

WOW. I wanna meet him. He is so interesting!!! He is so raw... so in your face and so calm!

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Thank you so much

[@GuitarStudioA]

I've worked with young singers who became major stars, they were different. They showed up to the Studio, didn't argue, if I felt their guitar needed intonation, the young guitarist/singer let me adjust the guitar. The Artists that are late, don't know the songs, give you attitude usually lose their backing, end up older, but not necessarily wiser. Get along, be ready, smile, that's the advice for today. Practice, be ready! 🎶

[@misguidedpearls7456]

This is amazing I work for nyc And politics run everything Not playing the game cost u so much Talent is not relevant.. I wish more kids knew this

[@sincereiam]

I respect him for sticking to his morals.

[@tonylittleton8549]

You know a lot of people don't give rap moguls the credit they deserve. You have to remember they survived things nobody should have to go through, beat an industry designed to rob them, and held on to all of their money and grew. One would be wise to listen to them.

[@nkglion]

This is so inspiring. What I took from this is that you should always know what it’s for.

[@thelonewolf9095]

Flatbush Zombies & The Underachievers being an example of underrated

[@sivadmg]

This guy tells the truth and it's much appreciated.

[@bleachedout805]

He's being so damn real. Talent isn't enough when competing in what essentially is a closed off market to new comers as all "talent" is related to those who already succeeded.

[@storywala88]

Fall in love with something and you will do everything for it, you will never be tired👌🏽

[@RichardRyanOxFilms]

It's good to appeal to all types of people. Products need a bunch of fans to watch and pay to watch the movies or music. That's business, not politics.

[@Jiffthegeneral]

"I realise this is touchy but..." "No it's not!!!....🤣 You get to an age in life where you just don't give f$$k and just tell it as it is.

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Lol Thank you so much for watching

[@YoungEighty]

Ifthatspossible

[@astan3164]

He seems very humble, grateful, and passionate.

[@jackalkin6757]

“You want to do something you like, fall in love with something. You fall in love you do anything.” - Antoine Allen

[@alexandra.oneil101]

Great advice Anton!! I remember when you visited my high school, Frank Sinatra a few years ago! So proud of your successes, keep going, and keep inspiring others💓

[@antoineallen3481]

Hey. Thank you so much for watching. Hope you are doing well and safe

[@highandmightywrestling]

It's incredible how much this story applies to the independent wrestling industry too. Music and wrestling are kindred spirit artforms - same paint, different canvas! 👌

[@chasethrillzdafantac]

scrollin' around for gems like this

[@larsenburger]

This advice is pure gold - what a great guy! The YT-autotext is all over the place on this one though 😂

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Thank you so much

[@bennblazincreations]

This is a great watch. I love how Antoine Allen made the analogy about short films being like mixtapes and feature films being like albums, Inspirational.

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Thank you so much

[@MarcelLWalker]

Most of what this gentleman says, I can get on board with 100%, but I do take exception to the statement that "When you have something that you love you don't [get] tired." [7:31] Creative drives are NOT inexhaustible resources, and burnout is to be expected if one isn't finding nourishment in what they're doing. The enthusiasm and energy of youth can go a long way toward overriding fatigue, but you can't survive solely on loving what you do. There must be a return on the investment in yourself and your passion.

[@mjl1966y]

This is a man I would really like to meet. Zero bullshit, all heart.

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Thank you so much for watching

[@ScaryStoriesNYC]

This was excellent. This guy is very interesting and HONEST. More power to him.

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Thank you so much

[@michaelalexispalmer3375]

Bravo Brother! Excellent job talking the truth!

[@omgmazin]

You really have to definitely build your own industry, it'll always work.

[@emmanueljr]

This guy speaks in quotes. i like him.

[@Augie78]

This was an incredibly inspiring interview. I love Antoine's perspective.

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Thank you so much for watching

[@regprez7563]

Dude is brilliant, I like how he represented himself. Big ups👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Thank you so much for watching

[@regprez7563]

@@lolafeaturefilm1637 The world needs more ppl like you. Keep shining and shining. I was blown away by the way you spoke with the interviewer. Especially when she said, "not to be too touchy " I saw The GOD in you, the TRUTH ...a LIGHT that couldn't be taken from you, and that you was ready to answer with pure Wisdom and Confidence. You stressed having MORALS...You definitely have a message to bring to the world. I've subscribed and shared . ✌🏽my brother.

[@AfricanEmpress01]

Respect sir. So much respect for you. This exactly why I stayed away from certain people/industries. I like clean music therefore if I were to do music it has to be clean in nature with clean and clear access routes. Pref full creative content and control that way keep it clean. Peace

[@redcrimson1028]

I respect this man for the knowledge he is sharing

[@MirceaLazar]

I love these interviews! Great people!

[@heavymeddle28]

I don't remember exactly who but I think it was Jim Morrison who said "you've had your whole life to create your first album but you're under pressure to make the following ones". I'm not an artist so I don't know if there's something to it but when I grew up in the 70s and 80s, artists seemed to have more freedom to do their thing. One example is Pink Floyd. 2 years between Dark side of the moon and Wish you were here. Touring of course but... 😊

[@kincamell2]

Much Gratitude

[@MotownShaker]

"You're not willing to sacrifice your morals, to get to the next level"

[@Musicienne-DAB1995]

A fantastic interview. Really puts things into perspective. He sounds very confident, and that comes fro knowing his own value. Enjoyed this!

[@filmcourage]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@christinamo1097]

I’m working on my table 👌🏾🎼🎵🎶

[@andreyamatthew2035]

This was really dope to hear.

[@BobbyJ529]

Hustlers are the best business mentors.

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Thank you so much for watching.

[@songsalon7868]

WOW...POW...WHAM Look who God has sent me. Straight to the heart. Right on Time. Thank You.

[@lolafeaturefilm1637]

Thank you so much for watching.

[@gospelwengel6300]

I have been waiting to hear what I have been thinking all along. Blessings Breddah Antoine!!!

[@MsRelaytionships]

Great video! I’ve experienced the same politics in making my films. I had one of my cast members who also starred in a top ten film on Netflix tell me that I ‘knew nothing about marketing or leverage’. The truth is I know about about marketing and his motives and I intentionally made the decision not to put him on my film’s poster.

[@Archaic1Eye]

Loved this.