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  • - It has never been

  • more beneficial to be a good person

  • than it is right now,

  • because the shadows of our society

  • are being exposed

  • by the distribution of communication.

  • (hip hop music)

  • What am I doing right now?

  • Is she here?

  • I want to stay on track,

  • I got a lot going on.

  • What's up, Vlog?

  • What's up W.T. Clark High School

  • big shout out to Samir.

  • Hope you're representing Vayner proper, my man.

  • Two seconds for all the high school kids, listen.

  • You're young, and that's your strength and your weakness.

  • Right?

  • First and foremost, the weakness.

  • Like, you haven't accomplished shit.

  • I don't know, you better beep that.

  • 'Cause I'm sure they're not gonna let it play

  • in a high school, but,

  • edit it, beep it.

  • You haven't accomplished shit!

  • And you've got the audacity like you have.

  • On the flip side that's your strength,

  • you're young.

  • And you've got your whole life in front of you.

  • And all of you are trying to prove yourselves,

  • put yourself on, have stuff.

  • And that's gonna make you impatient.

  • Please recognize how young you are,

  • and get real, real, real patient.

  • And last of all, find that thing,

  • whether it's eSports and video games

  • whether it's basketball,

  • whether it's painting or writing,

  • people are gonna tell you it's not practical.

  • But it is.

  • Find your passion and go deep,

  • put in 18 hours of work.

  • Don't lay on the couch and go through your

  • Instagram feed.

  • Put in the work, find your passion,

  • know that you're young, which means you're impatient,

  • but you've got nothing but time.

  • (reflective music)

  • - [Female] What advice do you have for women

  • who just kind of carry around that baggage

  • that they can't make it as a female entrepreneur?

  • - You know, I think that's a great question.

  • I think there's a couple things that run through my mind.

  • Number one,

  • I love that the internet has eliminated the

  • truth behind a man's world.

  • You know, now,

  • I'm not naive and I don't want to come across tone-deaf.

  • I am the first and have been for

  • long before it was popular,

  • like it sure seems now,

  • like everybody's different.

  • There are clearly advantages for being a white male

  • in America,

  • versus a female, versus a minority,

  • versus being born in Iran,

  • that's just real life.

  • I think the bigger part,

  • and I was an early investor in Birchbox

  • and Micmac and brit.co

  • and

  • I've, to be very frank

  • have done quite well with my

  • female entrepreneurial ventures

  • because they have been underpriced in cost

  • because it has been a 'man's world' in VC Land.

  • And there has been a disrespect of the female entrepreneur.

  • And I'm not Mother Teresa or this amazing human being,

  • I'm just a businessman and I'm like,

  • it would never cross my mind to think that

  • a woman or an alien or a Latino

  • couldn't do it as well.

  • And so,

  • in a weird way I think I took advantage of the

  • shortcomings of a lot of white males

  • and it was mainly on the back of knowing that

  • the internet doesn't give a shit who you are.

  • My thesis that I wrote in Crush It,

  • and The Thank You Economy

  • has played out, which is,

  • the internet doesn't care.

  • Everybody's got a shot.

  • You're more than welcome to go on Twitter and CNN

  • and dwell from 7pm to 11pm

  • and shit on everybody, and call people out

  • and be upset and say this one's bad and this one's good.

  • How about instead of those four hours dwelling in the muck

  • of all this, realizing that what it means is this is the

  • greatest opportunity ever for anybody and everybody.

  • Because as long as you have this

  • and I get emails from people that are homeless

  • every single day of my life,

  • who have this.

  • This is an unlock.

  • We need perspective.

  • Like everybody's on their fuckin' high horse

  • and judging.

  • For every entrepreneur that's listening right now,

  • go on the offense!

  • What do I say?

  • Make that woman chip on your shoulder get real big

  • and use it as a driver of positivity

  • and opportunity, not looking backwards.

  • Whatever you are,

  • being the best version of what you are is

  • always going to be the right strategy and

  • I think we need to talk more about self awareness.

  • The secret sauce is don't overcomplicate stuff.

  • You have to work hard

  • you have to work smart, you have to be empathetic

  • and grateful, you have to be positive and optimistic

  • and every time you're not,

  • you're giving points off the board.

  • You don't have to be optimistic,

  • maybe you were born pessimistic.

  • But please understand that will detrimentally hurt you

  • in your ambitions of

  • if you want to be an entrepreneur

  • because it takes blind optimism,

  • because everything in your face every day is

  • telling you no.

  • And you're completely, completely committed to yes.

  • - [Ray Dalio] Hello, Gary!

  • - It's good to see you, Ray.

  • - Now I get to do to you

  • what you did to me! (laughs)

  • - The tide is turning.

  • - I'm in control.

  • - I'm worried about this!

  • - I know!

  • - This is real energy coming from you.

  • - Okay! - I'm excited.

  • - Okay and I'm in control.

  • Gary!

  • - Yes, sir.

  • - Okay, we're gonna do this.

  • I'm gonna do it to you, man.

  • - I'm listening.

  • - Okay.

  • So

  • what I'm trying to do is to

  • help you all

  • understand what the best principles of winners are.

  • They're winning because they're doing things.

  • They're operating by recipes, essentially.

  • They're doing those things over and over

  • that makes them winners.

  • Okay so Gary is a winner.

  • And now we're gonna get into

  • Gary's principles.

  • - [Gary] Here we go.

  • - Here we go!

  • What do you think you're going after

  • and where did it come from?

  • - My intuition on this

  • and I do think I spend a lot of time on it

  • is,

  • I feel like I'm going after

  • all-time legacy.

  • I think that it comes from a mix of

  • guilt, gratitude, insecurity and optimism.

  • Because I was such a poor student at such a young age

  • - [Ray] Me too.

  • - And because I wasn't a good athlete,

  • in any shape or form,

  • it eliminated the two things that boys were judged on

  • when I grew up.

  • Either you were a good student and going to Harvard,

  • or you were a tremendous athlete and going to USC.

  • I was neither.

  • Entrepreneurship was surely not cool

  • in 1984, 5, 6 and 7.

  • So what I was doing off the field

  • or out of school

  • was making money,

  • but that wasn't deemed as a merit

  • or a remarkable act.

  • - I hear you.

  • And so that void of the intellectual

  • is then also what

  • you're demonstrating. - 100 percent.

  • - Great!

  • - I am completely driven by a chip on my shoulder.

  • On my upbringing,

  • except that I am empathetic to everybody else

  • so it's not manifesting as a negative.

  • It's manifesting as a positive.

  • - Boy, you're doing a good job, man.

  • Okay, this is going good.

  • Tell me about those principles that you think would be

  • helpful, that have helped you.

  • - No question.

  • I am an unbelievable buyer,

  • and I think the grossly underestimated trait

  • in the capitalistic game

  • is empathy.

  • Empathy will give you leverage

  • with the other party.

  • - Boom!

  • There's a principle!

  • - But because of empathy

  • and it is my binary north star,

  • I temper my expectations of others on my team

  • and try to be realistic to their realities.

  • Watching others with a lot of freedom

  • gives me context of how to put them in the

  • best position to succeed.

  • - Insecurity will lead

  • to undermining actions

  • that hurt the merit of your organization.

  • I am dumbfounded by people positioning themselves

  • and their businesses as if life is a sprint

  • when it is clearly a marathon.

  • I am devastated

  • that people make short term financial decisions

  • to buy something that closes the short term gap

  • in their insecurity,

  • and at the undermining of

  • their long-term wealth and happiness.

  • - Okay.

  • - Having humility to carry two opposing points of view

  • and making them rub up against each other

  • - Okay, that's another one!

  • (laughs)

  • So let's,

  • we're gonna split that, okay?

  • - I've got principle for days, kids!

  • - Okay.

  • - You know, - Okay

  • - Having the humility to be able to

  • - Have humility

  • - Have humility in being able to carry opposing views

  • on an issue, and then creating friction

  • and making a judgment in the context of the moment.

  • - Failure.

  • - Is tremendous.

  • I'm wearing a New York Jets Christmas sweater,

  • not a New York Yankees Christmas sweater.

  • And at six years old, I passionately cared about both.

  • There's deep insight into my love affair

  • with the Jets and the Knicks.

  • They have

  • - Tell me in the failure

  • how, follow that through,

  • what you do like

  • about failure? - I prefer

  • I prefer the journey over the riches.

  • My personal wealth is disproportionately

  • being sabotaged by myself

  • because I enjoy the process of gathering it.

  • I literally think I

  • - That's smart.

  • It's smart because you're not

  • you're out, look.

  • What you're doing is you're realizing

  • what really has value.

  • Okay? - You're right.

  • - Money, one of the challenges of money is

  • it's easy to count.

  • And because it's easy to count,

  • then people sort of say, I count it up

  • but I got more of that

  • and that's the thing of success.

  • If you can have happiness points,

  • if you can count happiness

  • - [Gary] I'm winning

  • - We would optimize for happiness

  • so what you're doing is optimizing for happiness,

  • you're not optimizing for money.

  • That's a lot smarter.

  • - There's so much more upside on both

  • legacy and wealth

  • when you make it about legacy.

  • Especially compounded in,

  • what people do very poorly,

  • here is a principle.

  • People are very bad at understanding

  • the new context of communication

  • and they're deploying old principles

  • on new playing fields.

  • It has never been

  • more beneficial

  • to be a good person than it is right now,

  • because the shadows of our society are being

  • exposed by the distribution of communication.

  • Owning your shortcomings

  • and bringing awareness to them

  • is disproportionate strength and leverage

  • in the long term.

  • - Boom!

  • - Which is exposing your own shortcomings,

  • morally, intellectually,

  • everything!

  • Exposing your own shortcomings is disproportionate

  • strength and leverage in our society.

  • Did you see 8 Mile, the Eminem movie?

  • - No.

  • - I want you to.

  • And I mean it.

  • - I will!

  • - But only because I want you to see the

  • last battle rap.

  • Because in the last battle rap,

  • Eminem's rap,

  • instead of making fun of the other guy

  • which is the framework of the game of battle rap

  • - Yeah I have a son who battles.

  • - Love it!

  • He,

  • he made fun of himself the entire time,

  • leaving the other person

  • nothing.

  • - Relationships

  • - 51/49.

  • Give 51 percent of the value of the relationship

  • to the other person,

  • and figure out how to maximize the 49.

  • - This was good!

  • - Thank you.

  • - Great! - Thank you so much.

  • Thank you everyone.

  • (reflective music)

  • The person that can make America or the world

  • give a shit about things that they

  • don't give a shit about

  • yet

  • is going to win this new world.

  • We need to make people in the world

  • care about the human beings behind these sports,

  • not hoping pickleball gets popular somewhat,

  • but looking at the current state of pickleball,

  • and saying, holy shit!

  • There's this LeBron or holy shit,

  • there's the Andre Agassi of pickleball!

  • And we're gonna turn him into a Vine 2.0

  • Snapchat, Instagram star

  • because that's where the leverage sits.

  • I think that's the machine you need to build.

  • The propaganda human machine compliment

  • to the stars of the 47 sub-sports

  • that you're gonna try to create,

  • now we've got something.

  • (hip hop music from smartphone)

  • (light, happy music)

  • (bell ding)

  • (texting)

  • Hey are you filming?

  • - Yeah.

  • - Vlog, real quick

  • just a great moment just happened.

  • Literally,

  • Kyle's been dressed up ridiculously

  • been filming all day, dumb shit

  • stuff that had no shot.

  • We just had the moment of the episode,

  • and he's got the camera like,

  • sticking into his, like, thigh.

  • (laughs)

  • Kyle the whole purpose of filming everything is

  • knowing that at any moment,

  • I can throw out the haymaker that

  • changes the course of one's life!

  • - So, are you talking about the same day?

  • - Alright, what's going on here?!

  • What's this meeting about?

  • How are you?

  • - Good, how are you?

  • (bell ding) - Heading to the airport.

  • - Yeah.

  • - Good, man, good.

  • - What's up, I'm Jake, nice to meet you.

  • - Such a pleasure, man.

  • - You were just talking to Elliott?

  • He's the only artist we ever met with

  • (bell ding) who was like actually

  • social hacking on Instagram.

  • And then he's doing cool things with the fans

  • that Quinn put me onto

  • where he's like,

  • he told all the kids,

  • yo, play my new song over the intercom in your school,

  • and I'll feature you.

  • - Haaaaa! - Kids are getting suspended!

  • They're getting suspended from school!

  • - That's what's up!

  • - So we actually had to like, stop!

  • - So if he did that,

  • and he's doing hacking like

  • what you were talking about with Dunk

  • then you're gonna win because

  • you have actual music down

  • that I already know.

  • And then the only other part that matters is distribution.

  • And you are naturally,

  • it comes natural to you

  • to hack distribution.

  • I always talk about the example of P Diddy

  • going on TRL.

  • Or when I wear Christmas sweaters courtside

  • at basketball games,

  • it's just understanding what's gonna get you heard!

  • The end.

  • The end!

  • It's only two things.

  • Is it good enough?

  • And will people fuckin' hear it?

  • Straight up!

  • You know what's amazing about you youngsters?

  • You guys are coming with so much more entrepreneurial savvy

  • than the crew that came before you.

  • Everybody's trying to be a mogul out here.

  • It's cool!

  • It's good, man,

  • that's how you really win.

  • Dollars are more interesting than cents.

  • And everybody was settling for cents.

  • (laughs) You know?

  • Everybody was settling for cents and

  • Puff and Jay-Z and Birdman, those guys

  • deserve a lot of credit,

  • they started to create a framework.

  • So good.

  • Makes me happy, man.

  • Good for you, how old are you?

  • - 18.

  • (laughs)

  • - That's what's up, man.

  • - So young, man.

  • - Yeah man.

  • Is there anything I can help you with?

  • Let me know.

  • Music in the vlog,

  • like if you want to

  • my number one recommendation,

  • the same thing you're doing with kids in school,

  • go hard after YouTube vloggers

  • and get your music in their fuckin' vlogs.

  • It's the number one.

  • You get Jake and Paul to put

  • using your song or Casey or

  • and by the way,

  • those are the ones just

  • I know them and they're big,

  • there's fuckin' a hundred thousand vloggers!

  • Collaborations in your music too.

  • Not, not up

  • but wide.

  • Let me explain.

  • Not sitting here and be like,

  • oh shit we gotta do something with Gucci Mane

  • or 21 Savage or something like that.

  • Post Malone

  • No.

  • Can

  • well that's where I'm going.

  • Are there people in Country or Pop or Jazz

  • that are comin' up like you too,

  • that you just like their flavor?

  • Or, I thought Logic did it right.

  • Or just in culture?

  • With fuckin' auto-tune, even Void could sound good!

  • What if somebody's just winning in life?

  • Baby Ariel just put out music.

  • I don't know it just feels like

  • almost anybody can get in the game in certain ways

  • with the technology advances and post-production.

  • So just being smart, you know?

  • - Yeah.

  • - Like,

  • Russell Westbrook to

  • some girl that's got 19 million followers on Snap.

  • Can I give you a good piece of advice?

  • - Yeah.

  • - Be patient.

  • That's the only thing that,

  • that's your kryptonite right now.

  • You got,

  • you clearly have your shit together.

  • The only thing that's gonna fuck you up

  • is, 'cause you know what's gonna happen,

  • you can feel it.

  • And sometimes youngsters are just like,

  • fuck, why hasn't it happened?

  • Like 13 months from now.

  • Happen like that song that completely changed shit.

  • And then they start doing shortcuts.

  • Signing with somebody dumb,

  • doing a collab with somebody dumb,

  • talking about something they don't believe in,

  • just 'cause they think it will make a song popular.

  • They deviate.

  • This next chapter is the most important one.

  • This is the one that decides everything.

  • It's easy to stay down

  • when there's nothing to go up to.

  • But when you're on the cusp,

  • that's,

  • it's what I do.

  • It's hard, like I'm fuck

  • I won.

  • But I'm trying to win the whole fuckin' thing,

  • so I'm just eatin' shit, still.

  • - One love.

  • Take a picture, man.

  • - A hundred.

  • - I appreciate you.

  • - I wish you nothing but the best.

  • (bell ding)

  • I might steal your hoodie.

  • Your beanie.

  • - You can't.

  • - I don't think I have

  • do I have one?

  • - Oh shit.

  • - Was this mine or was it yours originally?

  • - It was mine.

  • - Tyler.

  • - Now it's mine.

  • But you're disappointed

  • 'cause he was just kind of weirdly borrowing it

  • and then you were gonna have it?

  • - Nah. - No!

  • No

  • - I need more beanies.

  • Guys, this is the

  • You don't want me to do that,

  • you want me to make a beanie situation, right?

  • But in totally of the beanie situation,

  • let me put all the aspiring entrepreneurs

  • that are trying to build

  • look at Baller!

  • Look at Yeast!

  • What do you think we're doing here?

  • We're putting people on!

  • Fuckin' hustle!

  • Send me some fuckin' beanies and I'll wear 'em.

  • 'Cause Tyler's not my fuckin' boss!

  • And when I come out with a beanie collaboration

  • with a huge brand, like K-Swiss

  • huge meaning, I can refurbish it

  • or it's fuckin' huge,

  • call me, fuckin' Adidas.

  • Until I have a fuckin' beanie deal,

  • or start my own Vee fuckin' beanie,

  • which we've tried to start a year ago

  • and didn't,

  • I'm gonna give to my community

  • and put people on,

  • and get exposure for them,

  • is that okay with you, Tyler?

  • - More than okay!

  • - Alright.

  • To sell something they're passionate about

  • so it feels like a hobby and not a business.

  • Do not run after the money,

  • right?

  • Don't go after sneakers or slime or

  • iPhone cases 'cause that's where the money is.

  • Sell something around

  • an elf costume or

  • Smurfs or Captain Crunch cereal

  • because you love it.

  • Big side hustles,

  • side hustles require passion.

  • Because you're already tired from your real job

  • and so if you're gonna do something from

  • 8pm to 4 in the morning,

  • well it might as well be the same thing that you would have

  • watched the movie of or played

  • whether it's soccer or video games or

  • just

  • your side hustle has to be completely,

  • completely tied to your passion

  • otherwise you won't have the energy to succeed.

  • Definitely not, I'm not doing the behavior yet

  • to buy the Jets, but

  • 2038 feels good.

  • If you're working on the fuckin' project,

  • the Plane Project.

  • (bell ding)

  • - Not yet - Did you guys watch

  • the videos yet? (bell ding)

  • - Not yet.

  • - Did you?

  • - It's on the list.

  • - Did you, Kyle?

  • Don't lie. - I'm gonna watch this weekend

  • - [Kyle] I watched the opening one in the email.

  • Colin did

  • - Hello.

  • Has,

  • hey team,

  • have you guys watched the videos?

  • Because three people haven't.

  • Have you watched them?

  • Have you?

  • - No.

  • - Don't lie.

  • (laughs)

  • - [Female] Lying is the devil.

  • (laughs)

  • - Can you guys watch them, please?

  • - Yeah. - Sure.

  • - Thank you.

  • Such a pleasure.

  • - Nice to meet you.

  • - How are you?

  • - Hi. - Hi.

  • What up, man?

  • - Got the kicks.

  • - I love it man.

  • Want me to sign 'em?

  • - Yeah.

  • - You tryin' to make that side hustle money

  • or you gonna wear 'em?

  • - Nah I'm putting these in a box,

  • I'm saving them!

  • - Smart.

  • That long-term investment.

  • (bell ding)

  • Hello, sir.

  • - How are you?

  • - I am very well.

  • Thought you might want to put this in your office.

  • (laughs)

  • - I mean, if it was

  • - Is that Larry Bird?

  • It doesn't really look like Larry, you know?

  • - Slapping me?

  • - Trippin' you off in your office!

  • - Do what you do

  • - I love it!

  • (slowed down audio) I love it, I love it!

  • Go!

  • (slowed down audio) - Okay!

  • - Am I gonna have to fight Ray Dalio now?

  • Yo!

  • Ray Dalio, 3pm at the flag pole!

  • Fuck this!

  • Hello.

  • - Hello. - Hello.

  • - Hello.

  • So,

  • a couple great things happened with me not having wi-fi

  • yesterday on my flight home.

  • Number one,

  • I created a new

  • a new version of making an album

  • it's called,

  • 13 rants in a row.

  • I'll be launching that on Tuesday.

  • I'm not joking, I'm super excited about it.

  • I think it's not gonna work.

  • But,

  • I'm excited that I'm doing it.

  • (laughs)

  • And then I finished that in time.

  • By the way this is literally what happened.

  • Note, the wi-fi was broken,

  • I went to sleep right away 'cause I hadn't slept in like

  • 48 hours.

  • But was so

  • knew that I had to do work

  • and get some answers for everybody,

  • that I spooked myself after an hour and woke up.

  • Then tried to get on wi-fi for 30 minutes,

  • looked at the map and when you're

  • close to the North Pole,

  • sometimes it doesn't work.

  • Then they told me it was broken.

  • I got pissed!

  • Then I crushed my email

  • that it was in there

  • as you guys

  • some of you got that.

  • Then I still had four hours,

  • so I decided, you know what?

  • Fuck it, I deserve it,

  • let me watch a movie.

  • I watched the Tupac movie, right?

  • (laughs)

  • I watched the Tupac movie,

  • and got so inspired

  • (laughs) that I decide to literally

  • and like, I cried in one video.

  • D-Rock, you saw the parenting one is crazy.

  • Did you cry a little?

  • - [D-Rock] Which one was that?

  • - There's a video that can get

  • 50 million on Facebook if it hits right.

  • About just asking parents to stop

  • imposing their insecurity on their kids.

  • Like, just really good shit,

  • like four or five minutes.

  • Not my normal minute rants.

  • They're long

  • and like, anyway.

  • (reflective music)

  • (laughs)

  • Is this a private

  • event? - [Group] Heyyy!

  • - [Gary] Is like a private pre-party?

  • - [Man] Yeah.

  • - [Gary] You guys are pre-gaming?

  • - [Woman] We're waiting for the crowd to thin out!

  • - [Gary] I like you guys' arbitrage.

  • - [Woman] We're the media team!

  • - [Gary] You guys are quanting out.

  • How'd it go?

  • - Winding down.

  • - Wait, question.

  • You know Tabby?

  • - Tabby?

  • Of course, the artist?

  • - Yeah. - Yes.

  • - So I was supposed to email you about this

  • but I didn't 'cause I started a month ago

  • and I was nervous.

  • (laughs)

  • I've had like, two glasses of wine.

  • So,

  • - You're all warmed up.

  • - I went to high school with her.

  • - Get the fuck out of here.

  • - Yeah.

  • She's a year

  • younger than me. - She's super sweet.

  • - So sweet.

  • In the office the other day,

  • I don't think you were here

  • - I,

  • I think she's gonna be a star.

  • - Yeah.

  • She's awesome.

  • (bell ding)

  • Always been like,

  • really like, go-get-'er,

  • entrepreneur.

  • - Lindsay Bernstein

  • - Hi Linds.

  • - [Group] Wooo!

  • (clapping)

  • - She's

  • I really like her.

  • - She's awesome.

  • - I think she's got a real shot.

  • - Yeah.

  • - Cool.

  • I'll see you guys there.

  • - Yeah. - Yes.

  • - If I don't see you,

  • have a great holiday.

  • - We will see you, Gary!

  • - Alright, cool.

  • - [Man] Okay, so I have a question.

  • The Airplane

  • it's good because I understand what you're

  • trying to do,

  • meaning, I love

  • love how you're formulating your thoughts throughout.

  • And

  • I'm trying to like,

  • it's very raw

  • and I know you like that.

  • I know you like that.

  • - Go ahead.

  • Listen,

  • moldable dictatorship.

  • It's very raw.

  • So raw that you don't think it can do

  • as well as it can

  • if we do something else.

  • - You know what I love?

  • When you go on keynote,

  • and exchanging your thoughts,

  • you have already thought about them.

  • And you're trying them out onto me.

  • And you're testing them out.

  • This is that step where you're

  • formulating them

  • - [Gary] Correct.

  • - [Man] And

  • I know the energy that you had on them,

  • I know it.

  • I know you had the energy of like,

  • you need to get this to them

  • but you were just formulating your thoughts.

  • - Great!

  • - And I love that!

  • But I don't think we need 45 minutes of it.

  • - I think you're wrong!

  • - Okay.

  • - We do what you're saying all the time.

  • You have to have an off-speed pitch

  • to set up your fast ball.

  • Even if the project doesn't succeed,

  • it's a success.

  • - Okay.

  • You want me to cut it down at all?

  • - (laughs) No!

  • I understand, listen

  • I remember - I love you, man

  • I love

  • - Listen! - The creative process

  • I love it.

  • - Guys!

  • This is amazing.

  • You have to understand,

  • I for sure don't think it's gonna go viral.

  • - No no no

  • - No no, I'm just talking,

  • I can't wait to hear what Andy says.

  • I want it this way

  • because I think of things as a holistic thing,

  • not in the silo.

  • - [Andy] Yeah

  • and I just want,

  • we need to package that.

  • - That energy - Your words,

  • when it's released on the dot com.

  • - Meaning - Great!

  • Guess what?

  • You just fuckin' recorded it!

  • - Yeah, nah I know.

  • - So dear fuckin' fans

  • - Do you want these 11 tracks?

  • Do we definitely want them to be videos?

  • Versus audio?

  • - Yes.

  • - We definitely want them videos, okay.

  • - We want video, audio and the written word.

  • I, listen,

  • I totally get it.

  • If you think of it in the micro.

  • I think the macro of it

  • is what helps the overall thing.

  • - When D-Rock and I were talking,

  • basically it's like,

  • some of it's hard to watch.

  • And I was like

  • - That's interesting,

  • nobody's ever seen that from me!

  • - It was like, yeah

  • - That, that's how

  • - That's his whole theory about everything.

  • - Like, this is to document

  • - Great news, great news.

  • Literally,

  • hey everybody,

  • that's how we thought about launching this project.

  • Here's your into to the fuckin' Plane Project.

  • I hope you enjoy it.

  • (hip hop music)

  • (bell ding)

  • - [Man] Do you have your company ID cards?

  • - Do you guys have your company ID's?

  • - Well you're not getting in because of the shirt.

  • - [Gary] I'm out?

  • (laughs)

  • - [Bouncer] Yeah, you're out!

  • - I'm out?

  • - Shit is un-fuckin'

  • (laughs)

  • - You can't be mad at this!

  • (laughs)

  • The Jets don't bother anybody!

  • - You're good.

  • - Thank you, brother.

  • What up, brother?

  • - You got the wristbands?

  • - Nah.

  • - [Gary] Do not let this guy in the red hat in.

  • (laughs) Thank you.

  • (music and audience talking)

  • Thank you.

  • - Would you like some drink?

  • - No thank you.

  • Is this where the VIP's hang out?

  • - Yeah.

  • It's only water

  • It's either sink or swim

  • Can't hold back your light and expect to win

  • Gotta go harder

  • Oh you've gotta learn

  • Don't suppress your fire baby, let it burn

  • Be who you are

  • Nobody can take that away from you

  • From my heart

  • No playing games

  • You gotta be true, true, true

  • You gotta be

  • (techno dance beat)

  • You're human

  • Sometimes it's gonna hurt, baby

  • Just set your tears on down

  • No need to worry about tomorrow, baby

  • ♪ 'Cause you got time to figure it out

  • It's only water

  • It's either sink or swim

  • Can't hold back your light and expect to win

  • Gotta go harder

  • Oh you've gotta learn

  • Don't suppress your fire, baby

  • Let it burn

  • Nobody can take that away from you

  • Ooh, straight from my heart

  • No playing games

- It has never been

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