Different Perspectives on Success The Power of Social Media

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In The Hood With Dj Escobarz

Aeo Music Group / Hoodsofamerica

116 episodes

2 days ago

Each episode will be a time machine, transporting you back to the '80s, '90s, and early 2000s—the golden era of Boxing 🥊 & Hip Hop. We'll reminisce about the boomboxes on street corners, the BIG FIGHTS shared among friends, and the undeniable influence of artists like Tupac, E-40, Mac Dre, and Too $hort. Hip-hop was more than just music; it was the soundtrack of our lives. And let's not forget, that this podcast isn't just about the boxing & hip hop. It's about the entire community—the passionate individuals who chased their dreams, the artists who painted vivid pictures of our reality!

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Different Perspectives on Success The Power of Social Media

In The Hood With Dj Escobarz

1 hour 1 minute 21 seconds

1 year ago

Different Perspectives on Success The Power of Social Media

This conversation is a mix of music, podcasting, and personal reflections. The host talks about the importance of compensating people for their time and the challenges of getting guests on a podcast. They also discuss the BET Awards and the changes in ownership. The conversation touches on the struggles of living in California and the perception of success. Throughout the conversation, there are references to music and lyrics. This conversation covers various topics including freedom, LeBron James, motivation, moving to different cities, the crack era, social media, and representing the West Coast. The host shares personal stories and experiences, emphasizing the importance of staying true to oneself and supporting each other. The conversation is filled with energy and passion, showcasing the host's love for his craft and his dedication to his audience.Keywordsmusic, podcasting, compensation, BET Awards, ownership, struggles, success, freedom, LeBron James, motivation, moving, crack era, social media, West Coast

Compensating people for their time is important, even if they are friends or acquaintances.
The BET Awards have changed since the change in ownership.
Living in California can be challenging due to the high cost of living.
Success is often measured differently depending on where you live.
Music and lyrics are a recurring theme throughout the conversation. Freedom means different things to different people.
Supporting and being happy for others' success is important.
Motivation can come from leaving one's comfort zone.
Moving to different cities can provide new opportunities and experiences.
The crack era had a significant impact on communities.
Social media platforms like Twitter can be powerful tools for building a brand.
Representing and staying true to one's roots is important.

Changes in the BET Awards
Different Perspectives on Success The Power of Social Media
The LeBron James Phenomenon

"You gotta be able to compensate for people's time right now."
"Did anybody watch the BET Awards? Shit ain't even the same."
"Nigga, we... laughing at each other's struggles?"
"This is freedom to you I come from freedom"
"I would do the same thing if I'm Brian. I'm holding on to my son getting this bitch. I like that shit. I ain't gonna lie. Especially having my own sons. I feel that. I ain't gonna lie. But my son, that nigga gonna be a boxer. That nigga like to fight. Hey, he like to fight."
"What becomes your motivation? You know what I'm saying? Like real talk though. We don't know. Cause you never - I mean I know. Cause I had to leave. I had to get up out of there. I had to leave. First I went to Las Vegas. That was the start. Shit I already lived in Reno. Let me go to Vegas. Because -"

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Setting the Tone01:26Compensating People for Their Time

24:10 Different Perspectives on Success15:09The Influence of Music and Lyrics

27:21 Exploring the Concept of Freedom

27:48 The LeBron James Phenomenon

29:07 Finding Motivation in Change

30:56 The Challenges of Moving to Different Cities

35:33 The Impact of the Crack Era

38:09 The Power of Social Media44:50Representing the West Coast

59:38 Conclusion