Dame Dash's Comments; Friends With Benefits/You're A Stalker!
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Welcome to another episode of What Do You Wanna Know! Today I talk about the comments Dame Dash made recently as well as help a guy out who appears to have some serious women issues.
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"PUT ON A DRAKE RECORD!"
#slain
Myke I can't tell you enough how much I love your sense of principles and how they play into your unapologetic real talk. Always enlightening and entertaining to watch your videos.
Donald Donahue III Put on a Drake record! Man Mike C-Towne's love/hate relationship with Drake continues! Though it is appropriate to suggest a Drake record in situations that are matters of the heart.
Renaldy Calixte Hahaha!! That's fuckin' funny!
Dame needs to wash dishes in a restaurant for a week.
TRUE FACT!
The first half of the video had me almost furious that people actually think that way. The second half of the video had me laughing my dick off. 10/10 would watch again.
I really don't know what this "invest in yourself" comment means. It sounds like something pulled off of daytime television. Giving people vague metaphors for success and trashing them for grinding and earning money is truly the death rattle of the American Dream. Maybe some people like what they do, maybe some have set goals to do something better in the future. I love your comment about how people can devalue their own experiences, not take the "journey" as a necessary and fulfilling part of life. This Dame Dash person is a joke, I'm sorry. I don't care about how much money he has or whatever. He seems like a shallow person and a shitty role model, wagging a finger from his lounge chair. I'll stop now...
The relationship intro......... Thank you for that. Lol!!
I've never called my manager Boss - they all preferred to be called by their first name
GENITAINMENT. trademark that bro
YO you should auto-tune that singing when the relationship corner comes on. Would be absolutely hilarious. love your POV on the dash interview
Your player voice is golden. This whole video was hilarious. Great vid Myke!
It's not only the image quality, the sound quality has increased like tenfold! I find sound to be almost more important than image, so thanks for the upgrade! :)
New camera looks great, man! Video and audio have vastly improved
If everybody was a boss.. Who's gonna work? The world wouldn't even move anymore. Somebody has to flip them burgers, wash them cars.. Stock the shelves, and people agree with that nigga? Nah.. I hope he's trying to motivate people to do better, rather looking down on something who's at least doing something. I'm not even taking him seriously.
there's also kickstarter and things of that nature ... and lately i've been seeing people making kickstarters for a new car, a laptop, and a honeymoon ... quite literally i've seen those 3 campaigns in my city
I's also pretty hypocritical considering Dame is dissing anyone that call him their boss
Great episode! BTW, Myke did you perform the intro song to WDYWTK? It's genius.
When you said "drake album" I physically broke down laughing
You guys should have like an "Albums in the Pipeline" section in your description on twitter or something with albums you guys are planning to review that are out and what order there probably going to come out in. That would probably avoid alot of the frustration you guys feel getting hit up about it or people getting mad when a new review isn't the album they wanted. Although I imagine people still would hit you guys up anyway but I think it could help just having somewhere people could go to see what you guys are planning to review.
Myke you are hilarious! This is my favorite episode from you thus far.
I look at Dame as him trying to change the perception to get people to value ownership. Some of the statements were a bit irresponsible, but he did mention that you could sell candy or take advantage of technology such as making a cell phone video series and taking paypal donations ... so it doesn't necessarily have to be a large amount of capital to get started ... I have a job though, in order to keep money flowing as I build my brand, which is something he discussed in another video, having a consistent source of income unless you're comfortable being "broke" while you build your brand
I agree, whole heartedly on your sentiments on Dame. Dude's delusional. When he asked "What's money to you?..is $100,000 money to you?"..."It's not to me..not to me." Ego stroke much! His smug attitude, and all the comments you've mentioned, trump the "positive, uplifting, self-motivating" aspects he has peppered into this bumptious, self-aggrandizing "interview". Can we even call it that? I wish people like him, the powerful ones would study sociology. For one, to know they're not the only ones who exist, and for two, to hopefully help hone their people skills! Also, the condescending "pause" after every other statement. When his son has a restaurants called Buns. Oh okay.
Myke, I've been wanting to know if you think dummu borgir and cradle of filth are true black metal anymore
I was already a fan of DEHH and I must say Ive enjoyed a lot of your WDYWK videos. I think u might have a new subscriber Myke. Good video. GENATAINMENT sealed the deal. lol.
I think Dame meant well as far as more people should aspire to be their own bosses but all the stuff about working makes you less of a man or whatever is just stupid. I think everyone should at least aim for their goals hard, even if they fail they at least tried. But if you need start up money.. yes go out and get you an entry level job just to save up. How do you expect someone to make money, legally, without getting a job? I guess there are certain things you can do like cut grass, wash cars, etc. on your own terms to get money but nothing wrong at all about getting a job.
SHE GONE BRUH
Better picture, and better audio. Good stuff!
Oh god, the relationship corner theme is so hawt. Dripping.
navalverde12 Kate Bush is going into retirement.
wonder how dame dash obtained that upstart cash, was wondering what he meant when he said that, and what envy and charlamane might have assumed lol
He was a drug dealer for a while when he was a teenager, that's how...
Look we can't have all chiefs and no Indians people! I feel like there is a beauty in just doing your job to the best of your ability. Nigga if u pick up trash for a living then u do that to the best of your ability. Because if u do a good job somebody will take notice and u will get a promotion.
Bruh. Talk to these people! A lot of people are brought up in situations where they just don't have a lot of opportunities. In those situations, you make the best of what you have. Sure, you should always aspire for more, but don't beat yourself up just because you can't get it. You keep digging and keep working! This mentality of "be a boss or nothing" is just insanity to me!
BUT the problem is , as black people, we don't hardly ANY DAM CHIEFS. Our lack of a black economy is leaving us wide open to white supremacy, which is the root cause of every social problem we have as a people.
*have any
nolram17 Very good perspective. And I agree.
Btw loved your guys review on To Pimp A Butterfly... Kappa
What the hell are you talking about, fam? Hahahaha
Time-traveler ass...
Ja'dden Norman Hahaha!
Hey Myke, I just recently found your channel, and I see that you like a lot of black metal. I was just curious about how you feel in regards to a band like Alter Bridge; they are more progressive/alternative metal with clean vocals, but make amazing music nonetheless
Dope vid, minus the MJ comment at the end
Myke this shit was hilarious thanks for brightening my day big ups. Also got a wywk question - what is your most rare or valuable record you own?
When Charlemagne spoke on his (Brilliant Idiots) podcast about the interview he said. When you become a "boss" the consumer becomes YOUR BOSS so everyone has one. CThaGod also said a lot of dudes would go broke listening to Dames strategy etc...pretty much calling Dame wrong in merit. ruclips.net/video/bc8y6_OyURw/видео.html
Myke speaking real shit much respect
You took what he said too literal , when he said "invest in yourself" he meant keep working at your job to save up enough money to start your own business. Not quit your job and go sell drugs lol the main point of what dame was saying is don't be comfortable being mediocre and push to get more that's what i got from that interview .
Here's the thing. When you don't personally know someone and that person gives an HOUR long convo saying the same dumb shit over and over again you have no choice but to take him literally. Especially when he literally makes the same stupid comment numerous times throughout the interview. So, nope. I didn't take him "too" literally.
I know I'm late but AYYYYEEE!!
Shout out to working at Walmart though! Hell, I'm at work right nah!
Man this video looks Soo damn good!!
I respect your opinion. In my perspective, Dames whole philosophy on being a boss is simply saying don't stay stagnant and be complacent.
"The universe chose us" 2015's best words said
Myke I have a Question 4 u, What's your thought on wack rappers who have nothing really enjoyable and have a huge amount of supporters ?
You need background music for those vocals lmao
The last minute of that video cracked me up lol
agree with you mike! thank you,
Great video brother
Preach Mycke. I agree.
Myke should be a public speaker aha
What's your thoughts on Young Thug naming his new album Carter 6?
Thank you
I had the same point on Dame's comments. I understand what he was saying,but the way he said it made it sound like he shitting on people with jobs. Some people may need to get a job in order to become a boss. I had to get a job to get studio equipment over the summer. The only thing u can do that can make money and invest in yourself is network marketing and u need $$$ for that.
I'll call you boss myke
How is the ghost writing for Bieber going Myke?
LOVE THIS ONE MYKE!!!!!
Hey Myke. How do you think hip-hop/rap will sound in the next five years and what would you like to see from rap in the next five years?
you are the man, man
Can mykes relationship advice get its own regular series
Myke I have a question for you . someone who's working on there first project like a EP or a mixtape do you think they should sell it or put it out for free ?
No one's gonna buy your first mixtape.
Myke C-Town
This is what I've been trying to tell my friends...
If you are "your own boss" and lets say have your own restaurant, the clients are your bosses. They tell you "give me these fried chickens mane, fast cuz I'm hungry". And guess what, you have to serve these mufackas some fried chicken. You're never your own boss, sorry.
What about Jenny Death review
What show u think is better empire or power?
Jenny Death review?
Aye Myke, where do you get nose rings in Georgia. I need a new one
Kolo or Piercing Experience.
Are they expensive? ..College student budget smfh.
SimbaRyan Ah...not that I remember. Maybe around $15-$20. Give em a call. They're all cool people.
Thanks man..
Myke C-Town Thanks man, went and loved it. The guy's face was super dope. Gauges and Plugs every damn where. lol. KOLO my new fav. spot. ending up spending 100.00 because my girl wanted a nipple ring. LMAO I love Little 5 Points. THANKS
Myke! Gena-tainment! Hahaha
dame is right tho at the end of the day....most of black people have been working for people who do not look like us or share our interest for 400 years..He might have said what he said harshly but its true..every black man should want to own something to pass down to their family due to our poverty rate and racism etc...Yea everybody cant be a boss but everyone cant acheive the american dream either
Y'all kill me with this shit. For the record, I agree with you. Everyone should WANT to own something, but that's not what he said. When someone you respect says some dumb shit, people are always trying to beat around the point to try to pull something positive from it so they don't have to admit that someone they like said something that is painfully unreasonable. He did not encourage people to start up black businesses (like I said in the video). He said "If you get a job you are not a real man." So what I'd like you to do is stop talking about points he didn't make and actually explain that one that he did make. While you're at it, explain how a young man gets money to start up a business without having a job unless he was born financially privileged.
lol...yea of course that makes sense what you said..but what i said is what he was basically saying..when he asked the radio people how long they been working it was alot of years they said..some over ten years so he is saying they could get their own shit at this point and its over due.....ways to get money...use your parents lawnmower and cut grass for the summer put money aside and get a leaf blower for fall..put money aside get a snow blower..kids are writing books selling thousands of them before they even graduate high school..you can borrow you parents cleaning supplies to start a home cleaning business....its a lot of ways brah
Sa G It's Ok to tell someone that they could get their own shit. But, once again, that's not what he said. And you have still not addressed the statements I asked you to clarify. As far as these ways to make money "put money aside to get a snow blower." Bruh...what money?!?! You do know allowance doesn't exist to poor kids, right? "Borrow your parents cleaning supplies to start a home cleaning business." Haha! I don't know where you grew up, homie, but if I took my mom's shit to go clean someone's house...even if I made a couple bucks off that, I'd have gotten my ass whipped! Hahaha! In all seriousness, though, you have also consider the environment that you're in. If you are a lower class kid, who in your neighborhood can afford to pay you to clean their house? I sure as shit didn't have a house cleaner when I was a kid. Me, my brother and my sister...we were the house cleaners. I'm not saying it's not a good idea to encourage people to wanna be better, but it's shitty to put them down because they haven't figured out a way to do it yet.
im in cleveland i know about poor kids..lol..naw of course youre going to go wher people have the money to pay you of course...kids sell candy in school, they sell sneakers in school..kids cut hair for money and just keep stacking money...yea dame has a sharp tongue i agree
Sa G Ah! What up, Clevo! I'm actually one of the few people that has enjoyed my time there. Haha! But anyway, I'm just saying that every business venture requires start up money. And I see nothing wrong with getting a job in order to get that money. You gotta get money to buy the candy to sell. You gotta get money to buy the sneakers to sell. Although, this is my first time hearing of young kids selling shoes at school. Times have changed since my old ass was in school! When I was young it was just candy. $.25 for a Cry Baby! Haha! Kids would cut lawns to get money to buy candy to, then, turn around and sell them to idiots like me for an inflated price. Now THAT was hustling! But the hustle always started with a legitimate job.
I don't really understand what you meant about the black dollar. I'm not saying that I don't agree with you, I just mean I literally don't get what you or other people mean by that.
Dollars that belong to black people.
Right, after thinking about it I kinda get what you might mean, or at least the over all idea. Is part of it how some companies might avoid marketing to black people for what ever reason?
Lol to Mr. Dash: wanna check out my mixtape on Datpiff? It's got four views :D. I must be fucking lazy cuz I work a full time job and I have the ambition to do what I actually wanna do in life. That's some downright ignorant shit he said.
Dame's comments come from a lack of education; it's clear that he's never taken a class in business and economics.
Kendrick Review? jk
do you enjoy Alt J?
"put on a drake record" hahaha
most immigrants come here with a ownership mentality black people have to be taught that again because during the 50's and 60's and 70's and even before then we sold our business for intergration....now we are getting gentrified.
Once again...I agree with you. But you are talking about shit that Dame Dash did not say. So, please...stick to what he said and explain to me how he's right.
well in the interview he did say we dont have businesses to pass down to our families which is true..our parents generation somewhat failed us because they thought they could work at a facotry for 30 years and thats it..which is what dame was saying.....
Sa G So you're just not gonna address any of the fucked up shit he said? You're only gonna focus on the few things he said that made sense. OK, then.
ok well i said he has a sharp tongue which is nothing new...instead of saying calling a man boss is like calling a man daddy he could have said it in a better way..dame is often to direct and there are parts in the interview where it seems he has loss touch with how people survive on a day to day basis that dont sell drugs...the best thing he should have said was get a job until you have money saved up to do what you want to do...dame should have give more attention to the fact that people come from poorer areas and basically depend on a job and their parents are dependent on working so they carry that mentality..And its very easy to say a person should be a boss but everyone cant..maybe him saying black people come togehter and build instead of everyone be a chief instead of an indian.
Sa G My man...you do realize we are now saying the exact same thing?
I respect your opinion BUT, I think you're overlooking when he told the Breakfast Club that they shouldn't be working the same job for 10 or 20 years, without trying to carve out a way to be self-employed. If you think about it that's one of the MAIN reasons why blacks are in the the position blacks are in our current powerless position; we don't own much! Which is why most blacks can't say or do what they should because they have to kiss the white man's ass to survive. I viewed his interview as a misspoken call for black empowerment. Which is why we're in the position we're in today. We solely pursue employment, with little thought to own anything. NO other race of people do that.
I didn't overlook that point. I said in the video that striving for entrepreneurship is great. However, his logic is painfully flawed because if you're sitting here telling the world that if you're not a boss then you're not a real man, then you are a major part of the problem. If you have no workers, then that means you have no product to sell in order to make money off of. My problem is he's giving out business advice that, if anyone followed it, they'd be in the poor house. The point that I disagree with has nothing to do with black people not owning things. It has to do with shitting on the people who break their backs to get us where we are today. And that what I think people are overlooking. You wanna know another problem with the black community? We fetishize celebrities to a fault. We make role models out of rappers and refuse to call them out when they do or say something stupid (such as this situation). I saw no call for black empowerment. I saw a man who was pissed off because Charlamagne was wearing a Jay-Z shirt and Envy asked him about Jay-Z and then chose to display his anger by trying to emasculate the men in the room. Envy's not a man because he works for the station and Charlamagne is a "Chatty Patty" or a woman because he asked him about something that he heard. Going to another man's house and insulting his profession is not empowerment. Telling someone that they're lazy because they work is not empowerment. Attempting to emasculate someone over your own hurt feelings is not empowerment. It's ignorance and bullying. I really wish y'all would see this shit for what it is instead of trying to pull a positive message from an overall negative one.