We apologize for the audio quality, we’re working on it. But let’s support each other & build the conversations of helping small businesses. If we can’t who else will??? Also do comment, suggest topics/discussions that you’d want to be covered.
can we talk about how the SA music industry specifically HIPHOP doesnt appreciate the kids who dance to their music on instagram and all ..because you find that we dance to music adn we bring it to a new audience and in most cases INTERNATIONAL AUDIENCE who then download and follow the artists and grow they fanbase but these "superstars" dont even like or comment not to mention repost the kids its all we want not money a simple repost helps first
This Episode was one of my favourite coz it touched on so many things I’ve been through and learning from my mistakes I’ve made that are business unethical. I’m 21 Years Old @Kv_Berryc From a tough background. I run my own clothing brand @Berryc_za, Online Sneaker Store And I’m also a Fashion Stylist/Designer. When my businesses started blowing up I got carried away by the money I was receiving which was something I wasn’t used to, and that lead me making unethical business decisions and delivering late to the customers to the point I felt like I’m destroying my brand and I’m creating a bad name for my businesses. And I was forced to self reflect and ask myself where alla this money I’m making is going coz I was actually making a lot of money, but instead of saving it and investing it back to my businesses I started spending it more on the things that don’t grow me or my businesses. And I was still young at that time, I think I went on the business venture when I was 18/19 and I was still more influenced by the lime light and lifestyle I see on Tv, Celebrities and People that have money live and I wanted to live alla that but without me realizing that over spending off my budget. And the hardest mistake we young black entrepreneurs make is that we are so much influenced by the life we see on the Gram and on TV which is actually fake, And end up fucking up our potential growing businesses by trying to live the life we can’t afford or rushing to the life we can’t afford yet. And that’s the lead to the downfall of most black businesses. I’m grateful that I was able to realize my mistakes early and studied the game, And also self reflecting and focusing in things that are important in my life and things that grow me. My advice to all Young aspiring business entrepreneurs, is that study the game, learn from your mistakes, listen, know your goals, don’t over spend on things that are not growing you or helping your business, Be patient, know what you want in life, focus on the things that make you help, don’t do it for the gram or to impress people around you or fans/supporters, Stay True to yourself coz the fake life ain’t worth it, stay humble, And pray to God for Guidance and protection. Entrepreneurship is not as lime as you see it on the Gram, They will never show you their failures and trails and tribulations, you will only see the lime light. Our Generation Suffers a lot with Depression because of the internet and pressure. The key is to Appreciate what you have and be happy coz that’s what all we want in life, Happiness is your number one priority. “There’s No Such Thing As Life That’s Better Than Yours So Love Yours”. Scoop I really love and appreciate your character and for being so transparent and honest, in this Generation we need more friends and family like that coz that’s true love and loyalty. Let’s Grow Each Other As Black People And Lets Also Support And Help Each Other. Thank You 🙏🏽 •Instagram: @Kv_Berryc (Personal Account)
We are all not honest with each other. We always want to capitalise on grey areas.It's all about how you move. Vigi is right in settin invoices and expectations but lets do it in due time because some of us approach suppliers late. How do they prepare for such a huge grey area. Be upset or disappointed but dont make the same mistake twice. But that's your lesson to be learnt and only then you know the loop hole that got you so next time cover your ass. We all make these mistakes from different angles, trying to reach the same goal. The best advice is Do it All, Do it Fast and Learn More. Oh Great Show! Can we also manage the lengths of the show, it's really dope. Just sucks when you drop an 8 minute episode. The show's over before my joint is.
I'm a 21 year old Creative who runs a production house (Crew 5 Productions) which specializes in photography,video content as well as graphic design. The one thing I fight for which every client I get is that the quality of service is up to par but more often than not, getting a chance to work with people who are in the game is tricky because they either never listen or they give the run around. How does one actually get a chance to prove themselves as a worthy service provider to you guys practically?
Damn. I hear you bro...I have a proposal man. I'd like to produce beats/ for your visual content. You can hear me and please give me a feedback if its lit audiomack.com/album/aux-1/duende
As cliche as it may sound. Not all black suppliers under deliver. Some do deliver, even beyond expectations. 1. When it comes to late payments, as a client you need to communicate ahead with your supplier. Also, if you're not going to pay 100% upfront, try to pay a deposit. 2. Contracts are important. If a supplier/client isn't willing to sign a contract, don't do it. 3. Do your due diligence, regardless of black/white supplier, do research and find out what projects they've worked on before giving them work. 4. Business before friendships. At the end of the day, it's your reputation on the line.
I gave up on blaxk businesses last year. I cant do it. Ngizolinda kuze kuthiwe the standard and quality has improved and I will come back. Kodwake we also need to stop asking blaxk businesses for discounts guys, can we all pay the full fee nje and not even complain
Yea, asking for discounts is a no no. A lotta black folks are tryna feed their families and in their desperation to put food on the table, will willingly take a loss in profit just to keep a customer
The struggles of working with black business or suppliers is real! I have been waiting for my order from TshepoThe Jean Marker which I made 3 months ago mind its fully paid!! I have been given run arounds regarding delivery of my order and now calls and email an answered!!Its the experience like this that makes it difficult to support one another!!😞
@@TheUsworldwide lol I'm just saying it doesn't make sense. Look at Vigi, you can see the discolouration from all the smoke and ash harming his skin around his mouth, cheeks and around the nose. Speedsta has unusually healthy skin for a heavy smoker.
Great show, this pop cast is going places, their foundation is solid, it's effortless to them the way they conduct these discussions, I like the fact that everyone on the show is on common ground with one another. Salute!
if we could have a Vanac Hiphop concert or show. which has aboYanga, Sho Madjozi, OkMalum,Kwesta, Anatti, Sjava, The Motswako's, Emtee, Black Diamond,Big Zulu, Beast, Zakwe, Duncan and up and coming vanac artists... it'll be good for the culture of South A.
Ok guys like you can clearly hear what they saying I don't get this audio thing. Can dimples just give us some tips as to why pop bottles has been able to last and be successful for as long as it has. There are events and festivals that where dope but after 2/3 years they flopped. So whats his secret
Another mind feeding pop cast an eye opening topic once again thanks guys for doing this u guys are doing great things big up keep it up, we are here backing the pop cast its my bread and butter to better my knowledge on things...🙌👊🏾🤙🏾💯🔥
Being from this country is crazy. I feel like fashion also sets were we are as black culture lets look nice lets change every platform thats still basic and make it crazy especially to teens
Question: Can we get another episode focused more on the MUSIC BUSINESS, for upcoming artists and producers who are being robbed of what they actually deserve in terms on royalties and percentages and so on...
I'm just trying my luck hoping you guys will do a podcast on this. I'm a hip hop artist, according to people I'm talented, I'm confident about that coz I only ask opinions from strangers, my question is what steps should an artist take to make it in the game. I'm financially stable, not bawling but I'm good financially, I have a car so transport for going to shows is not a problem. I'm just trying to give ya'll a clear picture of my situation. Now I have songs I have but have not put out coz I dont know where to start, yes I can post on social media but last time I did I got little to no reaction and that can make you feel like you doing something wrong at times. I just need some advice on what exactly should I do to get into the game, how I should use money to better my chances of being known. I know alot of artists in the hood have this same question and I've checked videos on RUclips. This topic has never really been spoken about by people who are really in the game.
My question is about artists who cannot produce on thier own and need assistance with beats/ mastering etc. Sometimes they get to find it difficult to covey thier ideas in studio because the producers end up controlling everything on set. Can you share personal experiences with this and how such young dreamers can end up retaining the freedom of directing thier own work.
The mistake we constantly make when operating business as black people is enforcing this sense of emotional obligation that abuses the business ethic and perpetuates unprofessionalism. Also, lack of long term and sustainable goals breeds the need for instant gratification which further abuses the relationship between the consumer and the business. We need to really learn how to conduct ourselves in these fields because many relationships and businesses fail before they even take off.
In what ways can an independent artist juggle a 9 to 5 and keep up the hours an effort in executing a tight knit production. Emotionally and physically, how can one balance life out? Can you give examples with yourselves, whether it be diets, spiritual and emotional wellness routines... Because this pursuit ultimately drives us to our deaths, how do you appropriate your hunger for you not to self implode in your own greed for success. Let's not point fingers, just talk about yourself. Thanks
I would luv it if they could tlk abt young talent tht hasnt been discovered out in the kasi and wht adivice they csn give them cos they dont hve the resources to fund nor to self expose themselves to the industry
the TRUTH!!!its our own brothers who shortchange us in services but then wanna make sure they charge us the "dont pay me with exposure" prices.at LEAST most of us have this discussion from experience.black brothers(ESPECIALLY),hav a a problem stating how far their abilities can carry them.they jus wanna doubleup to the money.
Fam please address the issue of social media and how one should brand themselves. Be it an artist or corporate someone. I feel like youngings are messing things on these streets in the name of "clap backs" or "savages". Emotional intelligence is key for everyone. Know when to leave the conversation if you feel like you're being provoked before you do or says something you'll regret in future.
Yea I totally get you guys this is also like us up coming artist who get low budget bookings and you ask for small things like the sound to be on point and a clear performance platform and you get there everyone is everywhere the platform does not exist the line up is fucked up... The orgerniser is somehow nowhere to be found that time your manager running up and down trying to understand when the fuck is my artist going on stage skeem... Honestly black people we need to change our ways guys
Ms Cosmo. Your problem is that you go with a mentality of supporting your black brothers for your event. What happened to hiring someone because their damn good at what they do? Your suppliers must be hired because they know damn well what their doing. Dankie
I think it's not necessarily bashing a certain race or praising another, but I guess the point of this discussion is that Black Entrepreneurs should take pride in their profession, be professional and take steps to improve their businesses, in order to stay sustainable.
I think this comparison is necessary ... we should know where we are lacking... It's like being an athlete, u gotta compare your training schedule or athletic training against yours and see what can n cannot work u know
What? The sound has improved significantly since the last episode but no my sister the sound is still not great quality. You might actually need a better phone or earphones if you can't tell there's something off with the sound.
@@lindelwanothandongcobo8863 that is a very good phone however the sound is off, go watch Everday Struggle (the episode that came out today on RUclips) and compare the sound quality/sound engineering of both episodes.
Keep in mind we're not saying this just to complain for the sake of complaining. We genuinely enjoy the show, but for the show to improve it needs honest feedback from it's audience. The sound quality is not good enough for the level of talent they have presenting the show. If it was some random indie guys then we would understand but these guys are icons of SA music/entertainment.
White businesses have had years and years of refining their businesses. Don't compare the two. Let's focus on educating and empowering the black business community without praising the people who put us in the situation we find ourselves in.
One of the reasons is because our own never pay us a white man's rate cause we of the same colour. If you can start respecting us black suppliers and pay the same as whites we will deliver.
I think this is a problem on both sides I’ve had an issue on two sides and had good times on both sides too and I think white people have the same issue but we don’t really live their lives so we won’t know, but I think the problem is over all round.
But besides this being a racial thing, people should just take pride in their profession. And sometimes businesspeople forget that their brand is also built on their experience w past customers, so make sure you come through for them
We apologize for the audio quality, we’re working on it. But let’s support each other & build the conversations of helping small businesses. If we can’t who else will??? Also do comment, suggest topics/discussions that you’d want to be covered.
Thank you for this, was just about to say.
BIG UPS
Well I mean purhaps allow some freelance engineers to help you guys out just to extend someones catalog waebona V
CAN WE TALK ABOUT THE MEDIA INDUSTRY PROMOTING NEW FACEs ON TV..
Such as SABC having the same media personalities on different shows...
can we talk about how the SA music industry specifically HIPHOP doesnt appreciate the kids who dance to their music on instagram and all ..because you find that we dance to music adn we bring it to a new audience and in most cases INTERNATIONAL AUDIENCE who then download and follow the artists and grow they fanbase but these "superstars" dont even like or comment not to mention repost the kids its all we want not money a simple repost helps first
Dope show.
But allow the subtitles when you speak In your native tongue.
We're not all shouth African
Ms cosmo says 9/10 , 9/10 times on this episode. lol
hahaha that's hella funny
😂had to watch it again just to count to check if you correct lmao and you are 100% correct....
This Episode was one of my favourite coz it touched on so many things I’ve been through and learning from my mistakes I’ve made that are business unethical. I’m 21 Years Old @Kv_Berryc From a tough background. I run my own clothing brand @Berryc_za, Online Sneaker Store And I’m also a Fashion Stylist/Designer. When my businesses started blowing up I got carried away by the money I was receiving which was something I wasn’t used to, and that lead me making unethical business decisions and delivering late to the customers to the point I felt like I’m destroying my brand and I’m creating a bad name for my businesses. And I was forced to self reflect and ask myself where alla this money I’m making is going coz I was actually making a lot of money, but instead of saving it and investing it back to my businesses I started spending it more on the things that don’t grow me or my businesses. And I was still young at that time, I think I went on the business venture when I was 18/19 and I was still more influenced by the lime light and lifestyle I see on Tv, Celebrities and People that have money live and I wanted to live alla that but without me realizing that over spending off my budget. And the hardest mistake we young black entrepreneurs make is that we are so much influenced by the life we see on the Gram and on TV which is actually fake, And end up fucking up our potential growing businesses by trying to live the life we can’t afford or rushing to the life we can’t afford yet. And that’s the lead to the downfall of most black businesses. I’m grateful that I was able to realize my mistakes early and studied the game, And also self reflecting and focusing in things that are important in my life and things that grow me. My advice to all Young aspiring business entrepreneurs, is that study the game, learn from your mistakes, listen, know your goals, don’t over spend on things that are not growing you or helping your business, Be patient, know what you want in life, focus on the things that make you help, don’t do it for the gram or to impress people around you or fans/supporters, Stay True to yourself coz the fake life ain’t worth it, stay humble, And pray to God for Guidance and protection. Entrepreneurship is not as lime as you see it on the Gram, They will never show you their failures and trails and tribulations, you will only see the lime light. Our Generation Suffers a lot with Depression because of the internet and pressure. The key is to Appreciate what you have and be happy coz that’s what all we want in life, Happiness is your number one priority.
“There’s No Such Thing As Life That’s Better Than Yours So Love Yours”.
Scoop I really love and appreciate your character and for being so transparent and honest, in this Generation we need more friends and family like that coz that’s true love and loyalty. Let’s Grow Each Other As Black People And Lets Also Support And Help Each Other. Thank You 🙏🏽
•Instagram: @Kv_Berryc (Personal Account)
9 times out of 10,MsCosmo will say "9 times out of 10"
We are all not honest with each other. We always want to capitalise on grey areas.It's all about how you move. Vigi is right in settin invoices and expectations but lets do it in due time because some of us approach suppliers late. How do they prepare for such a huge grey area. Be upset or disappointed but dont make the same mistake twice. But that's your lesson to be learnt and only then you know the loop hole that got you so next time cover your ass. We all make these mistakes from different angles, trying to reach the same goal. The best advice is Do it All, Do it Fast and Learn More. Oh Great Show! Can we also manage the lengths of the show, it's really dope. Just sucks when you drop an 8 minute episode. The show's over before my joint is.
"When the artist rider is more expensive than their booking fee" Scoop 😂
I'm a 21 year old Creative who runs a production house (Crew 5 Productions) which specializes in photography,video content as well as graphic design. The one thing I fight for which every client I get is that the quality of service is up to par but more often than not, getting a chance to work with people who are in the game is tricky because they either never listen or they give the run around. How does one actually get a chance to prove themselves as a worthy service provider to you guys practically?
Damn. I hear you bro...I have a proposal man. I'd like to produce beats/ for your visual content. You can hear me and please give me a feedback if its lit
audiomack.com/album/aux-1/duende
@@saysomething2041 awe Bro, thank you for this. Kindly email me your beatsat aphiwe.mketi25@gmail.com
As cliche as it may sound. Not all black suppliers under deliver. Some do deliver, even beyond expectations.
1. When it comes to late payments, as a client you need to communicate ahead with your supplier. Also, if you're not going to pay 100% upfront, try to pay a deposit.
2. Contracts are important. If a supplier/client isn't willing to sign a contract, don't do it.
3. Do your due diligence, regardless of black/white supplier, do research and find out what projects they've worked on before giving them work.
4. Business before friendships. At the end of the day, it's your reputation on the line.
I gave up on blaxk businesses last year. I cant do it. Ngizolinda kuze kuthiwe the standard and quality has improved and I will come back. Kodwake we also need to stop asking blaxk businesses for discounts guys, can we all pay the full fee nje and not even complain
Yea, asking for discounts is a no no. A lotta black folks are tryna feed their families and in their desperation to put food on the table, will willingly take a loss in profit just to keep a customer
The struggles of working with black business or suppliers is real! I have been waiting for my order from TshepoThe Jean Marker which I made 3 months ago mind its fully paid!! I have been given run arounds regarding delivery of my order and now calls and email an answered!!Its the experience like this that makes it difficult to support one another!!😞
How does Speedy keep his skin so fresh when he smokes so much? Get the man a deal with Nivea or something.
Lol you looking at the right things
He stays smoking
Good genes
@@TheUsworldwide lol I'm just saying it doesn't make sense. Look at Vigi, you can see the discolouration from all the smoke and ash harming his skin around his mouth, cheeks and around the nose. Speedsta has unusually healthy skin for a heavy smoker.
Lot of water
Great show, this pop cast is going places, their foundation is solid, it's effortless to them the way they conduct these discussions, I like the fact that everyone on the show is on common ground with one another. Salute!
if we could have a Vanac Hiphop concert or show. which has aboYanga, Sho Madjozi, OkMalum,Kwesta, Anatti, Sjava, The Motswako's, Emtee, Black Diamond,Big Zulu, Beast, Zakwe, Duncan and up and coming vanac artists...
it'll be good for the culture of South A.
how does a co-sign work and is it a bad thing to co signed by another artist ?
Ok guys like you can clearly hear what they saying I don't get this audio thing. Can dimples just give us some tips as to why pop bottles has been able to last and be successful for as long as it has. There are events and festivals that where dope but after 2/3 years they flopped. So whats his secret
Best one yet ... Scoop and Vigilate got that grown perspective down...
💯🤞one of the best shows i love rn
Literally understand everything Speedsta says here - been lowkey preaching it myself...
Another mind feeding pop cast an eye opening topic once again thanks guys for doing this u guys are doing great things big up keep it up, we are here backing the pop cast its my bread and butter to better my knowledge on things...🙌👊🏾🤙🏾💯🔥
Ahee maxaka, please discuss publishing. The money is in publishing and making music for libraries, TV games, movies, ads etc.
Speedsta’s skin 🔥
This is the best episode. I love the theme, it's building.
As always on point and unfiltered..that's what I like the most
Yo on a real. We in Black America have the same issues. The same distrust of African American businesses. It's a really deep subject !!
Nazo pop cast keep it coming!!! Always hitting the head telling it like how it is!!
thanks guys for this info and thumbs up Ms Cosmo for your honesty...
Muntu omnyama akafuni ukubona omnyama eya phambili - an African Proverb
THIS EXACTLY WHAT SCAVENGING STUDENTS LIKE MYSELF NEED. UP&COMING AND LEARNING HARD
'nine times out of ten'
We love Cosmo😂😂
Vigi spoke so much sense
Vigilante is always on point.
Speedsta smokes, my heart is in 💔.
Standing innovation for this episode
Speedsta we need your reality show ASAP. We love you from Botswana
I second that bro
From Mochudi Botswana
Being from this country is crazy. I feel like fashion also sets were we are as black culture lets look nice lets change every platform thats still basic and make it crazy especially to teens
Question: Can we get another episode focused more on the MUSIC BUSINESS, for upcoming artists and producers who are being robbed of what they actually deserve in terms on royalties and percentages and so on...
I'm just trying my luck hoping you guys will do a podcast on this. I'm a hip hop artist, according to people I'm talented, I'm confident about that coz I only ask opinions from strangers, my question is what steps should an artist take to make it in the game. I'm financially stable, not bawling but I'm good financially, I have a car so transport for going to shows is not a problem. I'm just trying to give ya'll a clear picture of my situation. Now I have songs I have but have not put out coz I dont know where to start, yes I can post on social media but last time I did I got little to no reaction and that can make you feel like you doing something wrong at times. I just need some advice on what exactly should I do to get into the game, how I should use money to better my chances of being known. I know alot of artists in the hood have this same question and I've checked videos on RUclips. This topic has never really been spoken about by people who are really in the game.
CANNOT WAIT FOR THIS ONE
My question is about artists who cannot produce on thier own and need assistance with beats/ mastering etc. Sometimes they get to find it difficult to covey thier ideas in studio because the producers end up controlling everything on set. Can you share personal experiences with this and how such young dreamers can end up retaining the freedom of directing thier own work.
Speedsta 😍
Good makhathini
Nonny i can see ba uya gyma joe keep it up umhle girl and your body looking banging 👌
guys thank you.
aye i been saying this thing of black business, black people treat business like it's a relationship
The mistake we constantly make when operating business as black people is enforcing this sense of emotional obligation that abuses the business ethic and perpetuates unprofessionalism. Also, lack of long term and sustainable goals breeds the need for instant gratification which further abuses the relationship between the consumer and the business. We need to really learn how to conduct ourselves in these fields because many relationships and businesses fail before they even take off.
Scoop sharing light towards the end !
Scoop threw Hash under the bus there
Great episode 💯
Ps: also, speedsta needs to drop his skin care routine.
Nkawza neSavanna Dry skincare routine kaSpeedsta 🤣
The Audio is bad bad.
Professionalism Ain't a Thing with us Blacks😭
Suxoka
this POPcast is helping alot Bhudaz nawe SIsi.. #Qhawekazi Music Video Out Now on RUclips.
Nah formal add me to your sound team 👌🏽
So your into sound sbali?
@@mogomotsichosentv223
Mogomotsi just a side note man "you do some good music"...
@@lenyoramagocoba7840 I appreciate you man... Lol wasn't expecting that
In what ways can an independent artist juggle a 9 to 5 and keep up the hours an effort in executing a tight knit production. Emotionally and physically, how can one balance life out? Can you give examples with yourselves, whether it be diets, spiritual and emotional wellness routines... Because this pursuit ultimately drives us to our deaths, how do you appropriate your hunger for you not to self implode in your own greed for success. Let's not point fingers, just talk about yourself. Thanks
JUST GO TO ESCROW... PUT DOWN TERMS AND THEY SHOULD FULFILL...
I would luv it if they could tlk abt young talent tht hasnt been discovered out in the kasi and wht adivice they csn give them cos they dont hve the resources to fund nor to self expose themselves to the industry
Yo I'm glad we're back to short episodes again. Succinct and concise is better.
Plus she pays late....hai hai, nathi as suppliers are tired of late payments.
i thought about this shit this morning but I thought it was a Cape Town problem
the TRUTH!!!its our own brothers who shortchange us in services but then wanna make sure they charge us the "dont pay me with exposure" prices.at LEAST most of us have this discussion from experience.black brothers(ESPECIALLY),hav a a problem stating how far their abilities can carry them.they jus wanna doubleup to the money.
Vigi is a Don.
Ha ha ha ha Speedsta though yerrr 5 min boy ke tseleng
Dope though!
can you guys talk about hip hop pages they actually promote
Hai Vigi don't litter man yeses 😂
Onalenna Mahlong I apologize
@@DJVigilanteSA apology accepted OG
sikhona thina ama Professional, @creative.culture.collective (Instagram)
#RealTalk
CAN WE PLZ TALK ABOUT ARTISTS WHO ARE CONSISTENT AFTER RELEASING 1 ALBUM....
Fam please address the issue of social media and how one should brand themselves. Be it an artist or corporate someone. I feel like youngings are messing things on these streets in the name of "clap backs" or "savages". Emotional intelligence is key for everyone. Know when to leave the conversation if you feel like you're being provoked before you do or says something you'll regret in future.
Yea I totally get you guys this is also like us up coming artist who get low budget bookings and you ask for small things like the sound to be on point and a clear performance platform and you get there everyone is everywhere the platform does not exist the line up is fucked up... The orgerniser is somehow nowhere to be found that time your manager running up and down trying to understand when the fuck is my artist going on stage skeem... Honestly black people we need to change our ways guys
Sometimes 2 or 3 days later is slang for "You not gonna get your money gazi"
GAFFER - CUFF IT(FEAT TEEBO)
Ms Cosmo. Your problem is that you go with a mentality of supporting your black brothers for your event.
What happened to hiring someone because their damn good at what they do? Your suppliers must be hired because they know damn well what their doing. Dankie
Why we should racialize everything? let focus on what we are doing without comparisons thn we will accomplish a lot if we invest in what we doing.
I think it's not necessarily bashing a certain race or praising another, but I guess the point of this discussion is that Black Entrepreneurs should take pride in their profession, be professional and take steps to improve their businesses, in order to stay sustainable.
I think this comparison is necessary ... we should know where we are lacking...
It's like being an athlete, u gotta compare your training schedule or athletic training against yours and see what can n cannot work u know
Please do something about the sound, 3 DJs I mean it's not that difficult
The sound is good use a better phone guys
Oooouch😂😂😂
What? The sound has improved significantly since the last episode but no my sister the sound is still not great quality. You might actually need a better phone or earphones if you can't tell there's something off with the sound.
@@ajantsmith6139 sounds clear to me using a huawei p20 pro
@@lindelwanothandongcobo8863 that is a very good phone however the sound is off, go watch Everday Struggle (the episode that came out today on RUclips) and compare the sound quality/sound engineering of both episodes.
Keep in mind we're not saying this just to complain for the sake of complaining. We genuinely enjoy the show, but for the show to improve it needs honest feedback from it's audience. The sound quality is not good enough for the level of talent they have presenting the show. If it was some random indie guys then we would understand but these guys are icons of SA music/entertainment.
White businesses have had years and years of refining their businesses. Don't compare the two. Let's focus on educating and empowering the black business community without praising the people who put us in the situation we find ourselves in.
Miss cosmo buh vigi makes sense🤔
Whether the sound was bad or not since someone mentioned that, I heard everything. Once again, great topic! Thank you 🙏🏿 @director_sphe (instagram)
One of the reasons is because our own never pay us a white man's rate cause we of the same colour. If you can start respecting us black suppliers and pay the same as whites we will deliver.
Please ask Ms Cosmo how many times out of 10?
I think this is a problem on both sides I’ve had an issue on two sides and had good times on both sides too and I think white people have the same issue but we don’t really live their lives so we won’t know, but I think the problem is over all round.
Why are SA artist not dropping as consistent as other genres and also there isn’t enough features happening in the game it sucks
9 / 10
lol speedsta is too touched on this topic...hahahaha
Damn what happend to the sound? Its bad.
Can Ms Cosmo restrain from generalising...we not all like that. Ms 9/10. Lol
Bro, most black businesses are dissappointing!
But besides this being a racial thing, people should just take pride in their profession. And sometimes businesspeople forget that their brand is also built on their experience w past customers, so make sure you come through for them
Smoke before you guyz start shooting please
Please check your audio ahead of shooting. Position such old school...stick on upper chest with a piece of tape.
Its only Black South Africans Tribalism is the biggest issue in this country
Vigi please stop littering, find an ashtray my brother, great episode by the way, we should pay for good products and services and Black is a bonus
Solwazi Mdlozini hade the brother
@@DJVigilanteSA No stress my brother, Thank You guys for the wonderful show, Keep It Going
but guys its sounds like yal are doing business with people you friends with or know thn saying "black people"...
take a drink for every time she says 9 times out of 10.
Work with people who will get u yr elevation black white this black business aint shitt
Local is lekker? U will fall back bro.
Please don't make the videos longer
Do fan questions
Why is speedsta smoking all the time 😣😣
Stress sempilo baby ghel kubi