Over 10% engagement rate on IG for this reel and it’s still hasn’t gotten a serious push 🙄
Hoping to get it here. “Chicago” by DapYP ft Franky Payne prod. Corey James
Just sharing my opinion but this dudes stats don’t impress me. He can bunny hop and his armpit is damn near at the rim. Like with hands that size, a wing span that long and that height is expect these kind of stat lines and I know he shoots threes too but 🤷🏽♂️
I can’t take shit serious on here. What I will say is this. We need to respect our legends. We regress as a people when we do not. These folks paved ways, made impact that further gave us room to operate. Thank you Eddie
Brought 40 NYC R&B artists to @Audiomack Studios with @sweetestRNB for a magical night of community and collaboration. Every artist walked away with a free month of Audiomack Pro + editorial support.
Music marketing is moving back outside!
Last night in NYC, @Audiomack hosted a Connect Event with @YungMiami305. She played music from her new album, out Friday, took photos with fans, & shot a video with fans as extras.
Streaming reaches fans. Events connect with them.
& btw- you can rent your catalog for hundreds of thousands now.
You don’t even have to sell your publishing anymore. There’s companies who will pay you a bag just to rent ownership for a decade.
Breaking News: Scientists have used A.I. to create new viruses for the first time, raising hopes for medical advances while also raising the possibility that the technology could someday be used to invent dangerous pathogens. https://t.co/MJG4mp0TTb
Tom Holland reveals how Americas/New Yorkers talk to each other disrespectfully unlike the Englands who are very respectful
Tom Holland: One of the things I find really difficult is a lot of Americans, New Yorkers especially, when they're ordering food, it's very different to how we order food. In England, it says, "Please may I have the burger with number two, thank you so much, please, let me thank you, thank you, thank you." And in America, it's totally fine to be like, "I'll have the number two" and just leave it at that.
Amy Poehler: Especially on the East Coast.
Tom Holland: Totally. And I would be doing scenes and my dialect coach would come in and be like, "Stop saying please."
Amy Poehler: Ooh!
Tom Holland: Like, a kid from New York's not going to say please if you're asking for a burger. So I, you can see it, there's a moment in this movie where someone asks me for a coffee and I just go, "Sure." And even through the suit, you can see like, I'm like, "My dad is going to be so disappointed in me!"
This is why being specific matters both people a right here. Bill needed to be specific and Elon needs to be in tune with the “we” Bill is talking about
Bill Maher: You're right about almost everything. I mean, "Let's have more babies and raise them on Mars" I don't get that, but okay.
Elon Musk: I think we should be cautious about civilization's decline. We have plummeting birth rates in most places.
Bill Maher: Right. And we also have plummeting resources.
Elon Musk: No, no. Resources will be fine.
Bill Maher: But they're not fine. They're not fine now.
Elon Musk: Look, I'm not suggesting complacency. We do need to move to a sustainable energy economy as quickly as possible. But we're not in any danger of resource collapse.
Bill Maher: But lots of people don't have enough food or water.
Elon Musk: Water? We're not going to run out of water. People say we're running out of sand.
Bill Maher: You can't drink the ocean.
Elon Musk: But desalination is absurdly cheap.
Bill Maher: Then why don't we do it?
Elon Musk: We do. It is being done. There's already a lot of desalination. There's plenty of water. This is not an issue. I want to be clear about that.