@Udokee Popeyes and bus driver are two different levels. Popeyes is a high-school job with little to no benefits and not a career. A bus driver who gets a pension and benefits.
@@BobbyMarley718uh, no! You CAN make Popeyes into a career! Fast food managers make up to 80k starting with benefits! Popeyes also has corporate jobs. Loud and wrong!
I had a job from 2007-2014 brokest times of my life 😂 been working for myself since 2014(business started in 2010) And I pay myself way more then any job has . everyone has there own path just stay humble and worry about yours 👍🏾
They really don't though. NOBODY is being mocked for making ends meet. Y'all really think homeless people out here laughing at people going to work everyday? What I do see is super successful people telling OTHER people to not follow their dream because THEIR dream might not come true.
He’s right. If you aren’t making money from shows or producing beats, then you need to get a job. Work on your craft after work until things start to take off - if it ever does. I’m glad that a platform of this stature is beginning to have this conversation. Salute!
Yeah, but somebody should have told Fat Joe not to rip off the family of Pun. Fat Joe is 1 of the most wack af rappers of all-time and he made it in the game. Fat Joe need to get a job, Fat Joe run his mouth to much
I definitely approve this message aint nothing with having a dream but u still gotta work in the mean time, u definitely u gottta grind n grind hard n it may take 10 years but u gotta keep going because we all have live in reality
At 28, I don't aspire to be a rapper but something else in the arts, but in the meantime, I'm working 12-8 overnight shifts at my security job, and I'm not ashamed of it. I also plan to attend college sometime soon so I can have a better opportunity. A job is a job, and I'm proud to say I have one. As long the bills are paid, I'm good.
@@TheRedScareIsAlive 😅 😂😂 cuz these naggas are lost .. they see one dude on RUclips blow up for 10 years while 1.8million people NEVER come close and somehow they think they are the unicorn or diamond in the rough
I was always told that your GIFT would open doors for you. CTG was absolutely right. Black people tend to chase careers that are viewed as being successful. Thinking the only type of success, is having money and fame. What you do well, naturally and gets you excited is the gift you are born with. Do the 9-5 to maintain, but God will send people/things your way to open doors to pursue your passion in life.
Having a job will build character, learn life lessons, and how to manage money etc. Also, getting some interview etiquette training to promote their music (in which most of these rappers lack in today's society) is a major plus.
Here’s the thing about following your dreams: MAKE THEM REALISTIC AND HAVE A PLAN! Treat your dreams like an investment. Get you a steady flow of income, keep that income, study your craft after hours, make weekend plans to network and get exposure, and keep making edits to the plan. That last part is where we fall short. Plans sometimes don’t workout but that doesn’t mean the dream is dead. Change things around and adapt but don’t keep doing the same things and expecting a come up!
Hey I just want to wish everybody the best of luck with whatever it is they dream to accomplish in life. I’m a 22yo artist from Chicago and my dream is to change the world through my music And I have a job😂
I believe he meant dreams evolve. For example: When I was young I wanted to rap. As I got older, I invested in starting a label and owned a recording studio. Now I am a professional music marketing strategist. I make my living in music and entertainment and I own my own music business.
@@ginoblackofficial exactly ur proof as well as i am that not everybody is meant to be a rapper 👏👏 and sometimes things and dreams change for people and thats still good
Rappers are on the bottom of the totem pole now, i don't see why ppl keep chasin that rap dream when you can make way more money on tiktok, RUclips, twitch, gaming etc
Ok but what are the odds of someone becoming the next Kai Canat or some other large influencer , honestly I used to want to be a actor/entertainer/RUclipsr when I was younger, but I realized those careers are overrated, and a HUGE gamble and once you get in the industry it’s less about passion and more about who can make these companies the most money, you’ll never be able to 100% do everything yourself, you’ll have to pay editors, directors, and if you into acting/music you’ll have to go to auditions as well as hire an agent and manager, and if you want larger hollywood projects you gonna have to join the Screen Actors Guild union WHO WANTS TO GO THROUGH ALL THAT fr it’s easier to get a degree and get into a decent paying career that you’re interested in so you can obtain a stable enough living and the other artistry/entertaining can be a past time hobby on the side, just don’t let get into for money, if you genuinely care about what you do and have fun eventually the money will come with that. Plus two paychecks from professional career and RUclips/Streaming if you succeed
I thought about working for television as a staff writer and elevating a little more independently in the limelight, but I realized how competitive being in the entertainment industry is so i just decided to pursue trade school. Best decision I made going after a CDL.
SALUTE TO ALL THE PEOPLE WHO HAD THE COURAGE TO CALL IN ABOUT THEIR DREAM-BUILDING WHILE WORKING. YOU HELD US ALL UP TODAY WHILE US DREAM-BUILDERS ARE AT WORK TOO! ART IS SOMETHING YOU LIVE NOT SOMETHING YOU DO. ITS A SOUL FULFILLING LIVING. A JOB IS JUST. OVER. BROKE. KEEP PURSUING YOUR DREAMS WITH DAILY-GOALS.💋🔑
Jess Hilarious was a resource counselor in Baltimore for my daughter when she was a child. She’s 20 years old now and remembers Jess being fun and kind.
Morning! Kudos to Fat Joe, a biblical teaching for sure we should be working a job. Everyone will not be a NBA/ NFL super star or a super rapper, but there are plenty of jobs ad careers to earn money. Read King Solomons Proverbs, the GOAT on living a successful life.
I think a better topic would be to have Fat Joe at the radio station with Liza Rios and talk about what happened with Big Pun's money when he was an aspiring rapper.
There's nothing wrong with having a regular job. Especially a good paying job. Social media makes it seems like you HAVE to be an entrepreneur. Some ppl like having a steady paycheck and there's nothing wrong with that.
I am a 100% independent artist, that's funding my music legally, without selling drugs. If God gave you a talent you're supposed to use it, that's how you get rich out here. But you have to have some type of income coming in, until you make it big. I do instacart, to keep money coming in. I still don't work for nobody, I still work for myself, and I still promote my music everywhere I go using business cards. So why I'm still doing instacart, I'm still promoting my music. You can't make it big by continuing to work for somebody that's already rich. For more hours, then you do for yourself. It doesn't work like that. You have to dedicate just as much time to your own dream. Or even more then you do working for anybody else. All you need is God. You believe in him first, the talent he gave you, which is believing in yourself. Then God will provide the rest. If he gave you a talent, that's what he called you to do. Follow your dream.
I checked a couple of your tracks, don't quit your day Job, you are an average rapper at best nothing that would put you on the map, not hating just keeping it real.
@anthonyarcanumsanctumregnu9551 thank you, gatekeeper of music. let me not drop my new song tomorrow, and go put in a application instead. What would I do without your insight today. What would we all do? everybody in the room owes you a thank-you. 🤦🏾♂️
You have to have a job while pursuing your dream. You can't walk, eat, and breathe for free. You got bills to pay. Nothing wrong with working, while pursuing a dream!
As someone that dropped out of college at 18-19 to follow my passion in music In music I just had my 24th birthday a week ago and like uncle charla said I wasn’t dealing with my reality while chasing my dream
Hell the rise of music streaming made me HAVE to get a better job. In the early 2000's I worked part time, hosted party's and, did music. My last album sold almost 10,000 physical copies independently (I made nearly $100000 from one album). Now with the rise of digital/streaming even tho I regularly get hundreds of thousands of streams a year, the royalty checks from streaming won't fill my gas tank. Now I've got an office job/career, and I only rap for fun now.
You should never give up on your dreams or yourself, but until your dreams or your career takes off, you shouldn't be stagnant either. Way too many young people out here who want the lifestyle of the rich and famous, but aren't willing to get a job ANYWHERE to attempt to live it. Every one wants it right now, instead of being willing to grind for it. #Myopinion
Being a Rapper is NOT THAT EASY as people think it is sum of these rappers out there just thankful n blessed to be where their at being Independent u gotta put in ur own work alot of em doesn't do that that's why them being signed to label they do all tha work making Big money off u
@@sharkinthewater3896 no I think most these gang banging rappers speaking out a lifestyle they have never lived…popping Perc(s) all day, sleeping with multiple women, and living in expensive houses ….dem suckers be broke and lying they ass off
Everyday I sit at my laptop drawing comic pages in creating characters because my dream is to have my own intellectual property. At the same time I'm working two jobs, there's enough time in the day to get those things done you just have to be willing to put in the time and work.
Everyone should do what they need to do for themselves and their own situation. And keep yourself clean and safe doing so. And never let any MF tell you what will work for you because them hoes don't know you or anything about you. All of our lives may be similar but not the same. It's what makes you who you are in the physical for your short time here.
Coming from a creative with two jobs. This sounds like rich people who don’t understand the climate of today. Money isn’t easy at all and time isn’t refundable.
I have a job with a 401k, and I still produce and put out music. I make music, solely because I love to make music. I am not chasing anything, I did that in my 20’s.
It depends on your situation. There are also examples of those who sacrificed everything to follow their dreams and made it. The difference is knowing you have the gift/skill and more importantly, if you're willing to put in the work to get where you wanna go. There is always a price that must be paid in exchange for success with a career. Are you willing to pay it is the question.
Pursuing your dreams /sacrificing hunger with no money or place to sleep is NOT a prerequisite for success….Yea some had sacrificed but it took some years to get to where they’re at….One also need a plan B if A doesn’t pan out
Been Saying that what Fat Joe said This Rap business it ain't promised I m fighter and I had to work and train for fights until ... I had teach Kickboxing, boxing, MMA, etc and train for fights so yes ain't nothing wrong with a Job....Mary J Blige said The Album her first one..."Whats the 411 was in stores and she was still in the projects so I say that to say this it's process.... you do what you gotta do to make the Dream come true.....it gets greater later.......
@@Jehu_Adonai okay, obviously you were watching someone different. They were clearly JOKING. The guy getting baptized isn't funny, that's great. Ugh people be so deep, just laugh and move on. Bye
@JayP34 he was for sure serious. I watched TBC every morning and CTG jokes a whole lot but he was real this time. Lol. It was dope and the fact that he just got baptized ❤
I really wish we could push a thousand other jobs besides being a rapper 🤦🏾♀️ but I blame the rappers!! When they reach success they should encourage ppl to be in other roles that surround the rap career. Show what that looks like. We need to push for ppl to be the owners of these record companies.
I think if you allow anyone to talk you out of your dream than it wasn’t meant to be anyway. The logical and practical way is to get a job until you are able to fund your dream or connect with people who can get you closer however a lot of people give up and have no idea how close they really were to reaching that goal or dream. It takes work ethic, strong belief in yourself, a little luck, creativity and lots of stubbornness. I know of highly successful people who had a sink or swim mentality. No plan B, no safety net, they endured homelessness, shame, depression, lost family and friend support because those closest to you might mean well but they don’t know how a vision or dream can’t haunt you many dreamers sacrifice a lot but the upside is financial independence, happiness, peace. Most people hate their jobs and are only there cause it pays well. The job has nothing to do with their true talents and gifts. They are resentful deep down because they allowed people who never thought big or settled for mediocrity to talk them out of their ambition of true success which is waking up everyday and doing what you want to do. I might start a podcast called successfully stubborn about people who ignored the naysayers and stuck with the plan only to create generational wealth, discover true happiness and are actually JOB CREATORS.
Yep, Eminem was a short order Cook for many years, A lot of youngster's dont understand this, he did that because they gave him the hour's to work and the time off to travel when he needed to travel to battle Rap try tinget record deals, do shows etc.
Charlemagne... You can't chase your dreams 160+ hrs a week.. 40 PLUS working... A third of the day most places of business are closed so where do you get supplies to work? Im a technician by trade and i dont have access to all the serviceable equipment.. this is why "entertainers" need to quit advising the working class of people because we are actually living practical
When envy was listing artists and the jobs they worked before the fame, I thought he was going to take one last shot at Ross as a CO 😂😂😂
I don’t think you clowns know what a CO is…
@Udokee Popeyes and bus driver are two different levels. Popeyes is a high-school job with little to no benefits and not a career. A bus driver who gets a pension and benefits.
@@ptk4392 thank you! Too many Black ppl do not know the difference between a job and career.
@@BobbyMarley718uh, no! You CAN make Popeyes into a career! Fast food managers make up to 80k starting with benefits! Popeyes also has corporate jobs. Loud and wrong!
@@bharris4517kap
Regular, broke ass people laugh at and mock people with 9-5 square jobs….crazy times lol!
I had a job from 2007-2014 brokest times of my life 😂 been working for myself since 2014(business started in 2010)
And I pay myself way more then any job has . everyone has there own path just stay humble and worry about yours 👍🏾
They really don't though. NOBODY is being mocked for making ends meet. Y'all really think homeless people out here laughing at people going to work everyday? What I do see is super successful people telling OTHER people to not follow their dream because THEIR dream might not come true.
@@ice8erg what do you do now?
@@drob98 you don't know 🧢 when you see it?
@@dukestandard4743 😂
He’s right. If you aren’t making money from shows or producing beats, then you need to get a job. Work on your craft after work until things start to take off - if it ever does. I’m glad that a platform of this stature is beginning to have this conversation. Salute!
Yeah, but somebody should have told Fat Joe not to rip off the family of Pun. Fat Joe is 1 of the most wack af rappers of all-time and he made it in the game. Fat Joe need to get a job, Fat Joe run his mouth to much
@@yo3rdtier128...huh? 🤨
@@yo3rdtier128 I mean, you ain't wrong. However, even a broke clock is right twice a day.
That’s right rappers can work the go to the studio and have money to pay for the studio videos to fund your dream
I definitely approve this message aint nothing with having a dream but u still gotta work in the mean time, u definitely u gottta grind n grind hard n it may take 10 years but u gotta keep going because we all have live in reality
I quit rappin completely.. now I make 150k year and do all the things I was rappin about when I was broke
Lol that sounds about right....
This is the comment of the day!!
U fake
That sounds exactly like it should be
That part. And you can still rap, it's not like you forget how to rhyme by filling out a w4😂😂😂
At 28, I don't aspire to be a rapper but something else in the arts, but in the meantime, I'm working 12-8 overnight shifts at my security job, and I'm not ashamed of it. I also plan to attend college sometime soon so I can have a better opportunity. A job is a job, and I'm proud to say I have one. As long the bills are paid, I'm good.
Facts I work security myself
What you tryna do in the arts?
This is very dope!
@@joeydeeznutz If not music. Writing/directing/acting.
Keep being positive King. 👑💪🏽
Getting a job should be the FOUNDATION when pursuing a dream... 🙏🏾
Jess is just so effortlessly funny. She really puts a smile on your face
Whatever why haven't she responded back to Big AK after he flame her
Noooo she's loud n ghetto
What has she said that’s been funny
@J Brown still trying to figure out to this day people just be saying anything 🤣🤣
@@dennisdubose2444 you must be 60+
A job builds character and communication skills. Something that many rappers is lacking
That's the absolute truth!
"are lacking", but yes.
Ur a GOOF
You should have that before work unless you was home school
Kinda like your grammar skills huh?
Fat Joe is 1000 percent right.. That's an adult perspective!
People don’t think getting a job is wrong they are just tired of working for nothing
So rap for nothing?
Exactly
@@TheRedScareIsAlive 😅 😂😂 cuz these naggas are lost .. they see one dude on RUclips blow up for 10 years while 1.8million people NEVER come close and somehow they think they are the unicorn or diamond in the rough
If you're educated or skilled in desirable things (STEM degrees or a trade) you can make 6 figures.
People don't understand this or like these people they find a way to make it your fault that you were born into poverty
Jess made me chuckle when she said “of all the ppl in here God just told u that?”
I was always told that your GIFT would open doors for you. CTG was absolutely right. Black people tend to chase careers that are viewed as being successful. Thinking the only type of success, is having money and fame. What you do well, naturally and gets you excited is the gift you are born with. Do the 9-5 to maintain, but God will send people/things your way to open doors to pursue your passion in life.
Amen. ❤
Having a job will build character, learn life lessons, and how to manage money etc. Also, getting some interview etiquette training to promote their music (in which most of these rappers lack in today's society) is a major plus.
💯
People are so shallow they will never know how much of a jewel your comment is
@@dornette6320 Thank you
In addition to Uncle Charla’s point 🎯:
Aside from chasing dreams, “seeing the relationship through” is an entire lesson in itself.
Here’s the thing about following your dreams: MAKE THEM REALISTIC AND HAVE A PLAN!
Treat your dreams like an investment. Get you a steady flow of income, keep that income, study your craft after hours, make weekend plans to network and get exposure, and keep making edits to the plan. That last part is where we fall short. Plans sometimes don’t workout but that doesn’t mean the dream is dead. Change things around and adapt but don’t keep doing the same things and expecting a come up!
Fat joe 💯 right. Being a bum while chasing ya dream is just being lazy. Nobody should support your dreams if you’re not supporting yaself.
Why does it seem like only rich famous people tell other people to get a job
Hey I just want to wish everybody the best of luck with whatever it is they dream to accomplish in life. I’m a 22yo artist from Chicago and my dream is to change the world through my music
And I have a job😂
Keep it up fr
Envy said dreams change then explained and ended it with dreams never change 😂
He's a confused mf
He's sleepy. He had a busy weekend 😂
SCREAMING!
I believe he meant dreams evolve. For example: When I was young I wanted to rap. As I got older, I invested in starting a label and owned a recording studio. Now I am a professional music marketing strategist. I make my living in music and entertainment and I own my own music business.
@@ginoblackofficial exactly ur proof as well as i am that not everybody is meant to be a rapper 👏👏 and sometimes things and dreams change for people and thats still good
Rappers are on the bottom of the totem pole now, i don't see why ppl keep chasin that rap dream when you can make way more money on tiktok, RUclips, twitch, gaming etc
Bro said tiktok 😭😭😭 anybody on tiktok would tell you they don’t make shi 💀
@@nawfsidechris right? how he gon say rap is the bottom like any of hat social media crap isn't either?
They don't make money doing that shit.
Ok but what are the odds of someone becoming the next Kai Canat or some other large influencer , honestly I used to want to be a actor/entertainer/RUclipsr when I was younger, but I realized those careers are overrated, and a HUGE gamble and once you get in the industry it’s less about passion and more about who can make these companies the most money, you’ll never be able to 100% do everything yourself, you’ll have to pay editors, directors, and if you into acting/music you’ll have to go to auditions as well as hire an agent and manager, and if you want larger hollywood projects you gonna have to join the Screen Actors Guild union WHO WANTS TO GO THROUGH ALL THAT fr it’s easier to get a degree and get into a decent paying career that you’re interested in so you can obtain a stable enough living and the other artistry/entertaining can be a past time hobby on the side, just don’t let get into for money, if you genuinely care about what you do and have fun eventually the money will come with that. Plus two paychecks from professional career and RUclips/Streaming if you succeed
Also other careers outside of entertainment can make money
Now an days a job is very hard to come by that pays enough to just live. But stability is everything.
There's nothing wrong with being a Gospel Rapper, we pull in more souls than a LOT of churches 🔥🔥🔥🖖🏾
The fact that GOD told Charlamagne that man is suppose to be a pastor & that man said he JUST got baptized bought CHILLS THROUGH MY BODY!!!!
He really told him to be a pastor because his rap was horrible. 💯🤦🏾♂️
@@shabazz6682 STOOOOP!!!! 😂
That's real. He should listen.
I thought about working for television as a staff writer and elevating a little more independently in the limelight, but I realized how competitive being in the entertainment industry is so i just decided to pursue trade school. Best decision I made going after a CDL.
I tell ppl this all the time. Everybody wants to be famous here in LA. If you can't chase your dreams and still pay your bills. You out here bad
SALUTE TO ALL THE PEOPLE WHO HAD THE COURAGE TO CALL IN ABOUT THEIR DREAM-BUILDING WHILE WORKING. YOU HELD US ALL UP TODAY WHILE US DREAM-BUILDERS ARE AT WORK TOO!
ART IS SOMETHING YOU LIVE NOT SOMETHING YOU DO. ITS A SOUL FULFILLING LIVING.
A JOB IS JUST. OVER. BROKE. KEEP PURSUING YOUR DREAMS WITH DAILY-GOALS.💋🔑
Jess Hilarious was a resource counselor in Baltimore for my daughter when she was a child. She’s 20 years old now and remembers Jess being fun and kind.
❤
Morning! Kudos to Fat Joe, a biblical teaching for sure we should be working a job. Everyone will not be a NBA/ NFL super star or a super rapper, but there are plenty of jobs ad careers to earn money. Read King Solomons Proverbs, the GOAT on living a successful life.
I think a better topic would be to have Fat Joe at the radio station with Liza Rios and talk about what happened with Big Pun's money when he was an aspiring rapper.
Chase the dream. Use the job to finance the dream. That’s the plan
I watch y’all on my breaks y’all be having me dead af 😂
I look forward to watching y’all everyday. Keep glowing TBC.
#TBCJessIsTheBest🎙️
Her reading is getting better too 😂
That Dame Dash breakfast club interview made it “un-cool” to have a square job lol!
How so
Can we not attribute peoples' dumbass mentalities to people in entertainment?
@@Wideout4 he said everyone should be a boss/own their company, etc.
I agree
i was working at best buy while learning how to produce music; nothing wrong with having a 9-5!!!!
“Ripping on any beat” Jess is fucking hilarious 😂😂😂I love her
I was looking for this 😂😂 I love her
@@draesynesofficial took me to out
There's nothing wrong with having a regular job. Especially a good paying job. Social media makes it seems like you HAVE to be an entrepreneur. Some ppl like having a steady paycheck and there's nothing wrong with that.
I am a 100% independent artist, that's funding my music legally, without selling drugs. If God gave you a talent you're supposed to use it, that's how you get rich out here. But you have to have some type of income coming in, until you make it big. I do instacart, to keep money coming in. I still don't work for nobody, I still work for myself, and I still promote my music everywhere I go using business cards. So why I'm still doing instacart, I'm still promoting my music. You can't make it big by continuing to work for somebody that's already rich. For more hours, then you do for yourself. It doesn't work like that. You have to dedicate just as much time to your own dream. Or even more then you do working for anybody else. All you need is God. You believe in him first, the talent he gave you, which is believing in yourself. Then God will provide the rest. If he gave you a talent, that's what he called you to do. Follow your dream.
Amen
I checked a couple of your tracks, don't quit your day Job, you are an average rapper at best nothing that would put you on the map, not hating just keeping it real.
All it takes is 1 track to blow keep going dude.
@anthonyarcanumsanctumregnu9551 thank you, gatekeeper of music. let me not drop my new song tomorrow, and go put in a application instead. What would I do without your insight today. What would we all do? everybody in the room owes you a thank-you. 🤦🏾♂️
That podcast caller was crazy😂😂😭
USB man? I just made a comment on him too lolol he's stuck in the past Bro!
@@anthonyarcanumsanctumregnu9551 bruhh i can’t believe people like this exist 😂😭
My man said hold that brother put that in your computer 😂😂
You have to have a job while pursuing your dream. You can't walk, eat, and breathe for free. You got bills to pay. Nothing wrong with working, while pursuing a dream!
“Aw that’s dope but ima still need u to go get a trade tho” 😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
Don't despise your 9 to 5. Get a job!!! Find a career!!! Working..builds character. It is the building block for EVERYTHING else.
Uncle Joe is right. Before my little brother’s clothing line got traction he had three jobs.
Charlamagne: “Ya’ll be shaming jobs”
Also Charlamagne: “Oh , so , You was broke ?”
As someone that dropped out of college at 18-19 to follow my passion in music In music I just had my 24th birthday a week ago and like uncle charla said I wasn’t dealing with my reality while chasing my dream
The last rapper can perform his sermon with his lyrics. Deliver the sermon through a poem.
Lmao she said they cut her food stamps 😂😂😂
"Get a job. This has never changed."
Hell the rise of music streaming made me HAVE to get a better job. In the early 2000's I worked part time, hosted party's and, did music. My last album sold almost 10,000 physical copies independently (I made nearly $100000 from one album). Now with the rise of digital/streaming even tho I regularly get hundreds of thousands of streams a year, the royalty checks from streaming won't fill my gas tank.
Now I've got an office job/career, and I only rap for fun now.
That last guy is the perfect example of this segment
FACTS!!!!!! GET A JOB YOUNGIN!!!
Naw we good
@@Real_Talk_Ent your generation is embarrassing
Tell me why I thought fat joe was Dj envy in the thumbnail 😂
he's right. nothing wrong with having a job. Have your dream....but also have/get a damn job.
You should never give up on your dreams or yourself, but until your dreams or your career takes off, you shouldn't be stagnant either. Way too many young people out here who want the lifestyle of the rich and famous, but aren't willing to get a job ANYWHERE to attempt to live it. Every one wants it right now, instead of being willing to grind for it. #Myopinion
Stop lying to yourself a face facts.
Everyone lied to your generation yall believe the lies
That’s just change my perspective ❤.
“Rippin on any beat” lmao cmon Jess
Being a Rapper is NOT THAT EASY as people think it is sum of these rappers out there just thankful n blessed to be where their at being Independent u gotta put in ur own work alot of em doesn't do that that's why them being signed to label they do all tha work making Big money off u
Good morning ……a rapper has it rough…..he gotta lie about his lifestyle…these rappers ain’t doing the stuff they talk about
@@cassandracole7498 of course they ain't they can talk that talk but can't walk that walk sum can most can't...
@@cassandracole7498 that’s not all rappers tho, you generalizing too much
@@sharkinthewater3896 no I think most these gang banging rappers speaking out a lifestyle they have never lived…popping Perc(s) all day, sleeping with multiple women, and living in expensive houses ….dem suckers be broke and lying they ass off
Another great segment for the community. Thank you for elevating the people this way. God bless
Facts on top of facts!
Im glad the other Genres support artist & there Craft & there Dreams & yes you need a Job , but Never give up on your dream
If it's realistic,a person should be able to access their abilities to determine if their dream is attainable.
Everyday I sit at my laptop drawing comic pages in creating characters because my dream is to have my own intellectual property. At the same time I'm working two jobs, there's enough time in the day to get those things done you just have to be willing to put in the time and work.
😂😂😂 Envy hanging up on the dude before he could rap. “We need some new people.”
The last guy sounded good to me. I liked his voice and flow
Same here
Lmaoooo why CTG laugh at that DJ 😭
I freakin luv JESS is the co-host. her chemistry with CthaGod and Envious is unmatched.... 💯💯💯
She funny as a mf, and she pretty, Baltimore stand up
CHARLAMAGNE FACE WHEN OLE BOY COMPLIMENTED JESS !!! 💀 5:25
Everyone should do what they need to do for themselves and their own situation. And keep yourself clean and safe doing so. And never let any MF tell you what will work for you because them hoes don't know you or anything about you. All of our lives may be similar but not the same. It's what makes you who you are in the physical for your short time here.
It ain’t yo dream if you ain’t dream it !💙
Coming from a creative with two jobs. This sounds like rich people who don’t understand the climate of today. Money isn’t easy at all and time isn’t refundable.
Too many rappers not enough listeners! Get a job!!
I have a job with a 401k, and I still produce and put out music. I make music, solely because I love to make music. I am not chasing anything, I did that in my 20’s.
Dough flow go show
-I’m a rapper 🎤
Jess you summed up Acrimony perfectly !
THANK YOU, FAT JOE 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
It’s like the book #TheEnergyBus, if they’re not going to help change the tires when you get a flat, get them off the bus.
It depends on your situation. There are also examples of those who sacrificed everything to follow their dreams and made it. The difference is knowing you have the gift/skill and more importantly, if you're willing to put in the work to get where you wanna go. There is always a price that must be paid in exchange for success with a career. Are you willing to pay it is the question.
Pursuing your dreams /sacrificing hunger with no money or place to sleep is NOT a prerequisite for success….Yea some had sacrificed but it took some years to get to where they’re at….One also need a plan B if A doesn’t pan out
@@musix2009 Agreed. Again, it depends on one's situation. Making feasible decisions while chasing is the balance needed.
6:59 usb being the new wave is crazyyyyy😂
Like we up to usb c now
Been Saying that what Fat Joe said This Rap business it ain't promised I m fighter and I had to work and train for fights until ... I had teach Kickboxing, boxing, MMA, etc and train for fights so yes ain't nothing wrong with a Job....Mary J Blige said The Album her first one..."Whats the 411 was in stores and she was still in the projects so I say that to say this it's process.... you do what you gotta do to make the Dream come true.....it gets greater later.......
All I want in life is a steady job
The freestyle got me cracking up and him saying he got baptized 😂😂😂😂
What's funny about it, I think CTG got the spirit I don't think he was tryna joke on him at all
@@Jehu_Adonai okay, obviously you were watching someone different. They were clearly JOKING. The guy getting baptized isn't funny, that's great. Ugh people be so deep, just laugh and move on. Bye
@JayP34 he was for sure serious. I watched TBC every morning and CTG jokes a whole lot but he was real this time. Lol. It was dope and the fact that he just got baptized ❤
😂 we all special till you see the difference between a rich person and someone who works a 9-5 life sucks regardless keep ur head up
I really wish we could push a thousand other jobs besides being a rapper 🤦🏾♀️ but I blame the rappers!!
When they reach success they should encourage ppl to be in other roles that surround the rap career. Show what that looks like. We need to push for ppl to be the owners of these record companies.
Any would they do that if they made it as a rapper. I get what u saying but maybe someone else should advocate for that
“I doubt it” - char is hilarious.
I think if you allow anyone to talk you out of your dream than it wasn’t meant to be anyway. The logical and practical way is to get a job until you are able to fund your dream or connect with people who can get you closer however a lot of people give up and have no idea how close they really were to reaching that goal or dream. It takes work ethic, strong belief in yourself, a little luck, creativity and lots of stubbornness. I know of highly successful people who had a sink or swim mentality. No plan B, no safety net, they endured homelessness, shame, depression, lost family and friend support because those closest to you might mean well but they don’t know how a vision or dream can’t haunt you many dreamers sacrifice a lot but the upside is financial independence, happiness, peace. Most people hate their jobs and are only there cause it pays well. The job has nothing to do with their true talents and gifts. They are resentful deep down because they allowed people who never thought big or settled for mediocrity to talk them out of their ambition of true success which is waking up everyday and doing what you want to do. I might start a podcast called successfully stubborn about people who ignored the naysayers and stuck with the plan only to create generational wealth, discover true happiness and are actually JOB CREATORS.
“I doubt it” hit so hard 😂😂😂😂
Dreams aside... bills keep rising, pay isn't.
WE ARE IN TROUBLE AS A NATION 🗣
#1#LOVE LOVE#LOVE THIS ONE#PLEASE KEEP GOING#LOVE IT
Yep, Eminem was a short order Cook for many years, A lot of youngster's dont understand this, he did that because they gave him the hour's to work and the time off to travel when he needed to travel to battle Rap try tinget record deals, do shows etc.
Videos like this are inspiring fr. You have no idea!
The problem is everyone wants to be a boss
Joey Facts!
Charlemagne... You can't chase your dreams 160+ hrs a week.. 40 PLUS working... A third of the day most places of business are closed so where do you get supplies to work? Im a technician by trade and i dont have access to all the serviceable equipment.. this is why "entertainers" need to quit advising the working class of people because we are actually living practical
To dream is to live. Follow your dreams. They make us who we are. Support yourself! You'll be a better person for it.
If anything having a 9-5 job while chasing your dream will make you humble once you achieve your dreams.
HA! That means Envy chucked my USB years ago lmao
5:34 LMAOOO This how I really feel when these rappers/podcasters call up on here 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂GO TO WORK LAYZIEEEEE BONESSSSSS
I’m tired of hearing men get ridiculed while women get to push men off the edge, life is already harder for a man.
WHEN I TELL YOU I LOVEEEE THEM (3) TOGETHER 😂😂😂
"Or.....you might get fired..." 😂😂😂
I was laughing at that whole call 😂😂
Remember when envy clowned kevin samuels for selling cologne
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That Tracey Morgan dude was hilarious.
That divine appt at the end was everything!