Adrian Brambila

He did this a couple times, but the first time was crazy because he's like, hey, you guys want to hear the new songs, the new music video before it rolls out? We're like, yeah, of course. So he plays it for us. It's called Reverse Cowgirl, by the way. It's not a very good song. Also not about a Western. Right. When he when he launched it, he played the music video, he launched it.

And this is like, I would say not in the prime of T-Pain, but just a little bit after. So he's still he's still on the radio and stuff like that. And back then, this is 2010 era. There's no Spotify. So every song is iTunes. You pay 99 cents to download iTunes. And he launched it within a couple of minutes.

And this is like, I would say not in the prime of T-Pain, but just a little bit after. So he's still he's still on the radio and stuff like that. And back then, this is 2010 era. There's no Spotify. So every song is iTunes. You pay 99 cents to download iTunes. And he launched it within a couple of minutes.

And this is like, I would say not in the prime of T-Pain, but just a little bit after. So he's still he's still on the radio and stuff like that. And back then, this is 2010 era. There's no Spotify. So every song is iTunes. You pay 99 cents to download iTunes. And he launched it within a couple of minutes.

We're looking at the dashboard as he looks over his marriage, like, Hey, yeah, launch it, launch it. And then you could see like a hundred thousand, 500,000 million downloads. And after like 10 minutes, it was like five over 5 million downloads. And I was trying to comprehend, like, I think, wait, Yeah, he just made millions of dollars in a minute.

We're looking at the dashboard as he looks over his marriage, like, Hey, yeah, launch it, launch it. And then you could see like a hundred thousand, 500,000 million downloads. And after like 10 minutes, it was like five over 5 million downloads. And I was trying to comprehend, like, I think, wait, Yeah, he just made millions of dollars in a minute.

We're looking at the dashboard as he looks over his marriage, like, Hey, yeah, launch it, launch it. And then you could see like a hundred thousand, 500,000 million downloads. And after like 10 minutes, it was like five over 5 million downloads. And I was trying to comprehend, like, I think, wait, Yeah, he just made millions of dollars in a minute.

And it was just so hard to comprehend because like, I think this is a good thing for when you're scrappy, when you have nothing, this mindset that like, I need to work hard to make a lot of money. I need to sacrifice a lot in order to become wealthy. And these are all things I used to consider true. But what I was watching was a total opposite.

And it was just so hard to comprehend because like, I think this is a good thing for when you're scrappy, when you have nothing, this mindset that like, I need to work hard to make a lot of money. I need to sacrifice a lot in order to become wealthy. And these are all things I used to consider true. But what I was watching was a total opposite.

And it was just so hard to comprehend because like, I think this is a good thing for when you're scrappy, when you have nothing, this mindset that like, I need to work hard to make a lot of money. I need to sacrifice a lot in order to become wealthy. And these are all things I used to consider true. But what I was watching was a total opposite.

Obviously, not to discredit where T-Pain came from, because he has a really harsh background as well. But just in this moment, I'm meeting T-Pain. He's only five years older than I am. And he just looks over his manager. They launch a song, something he loves to do for fun. And then it's around 10 a.m. After that, he just gets obliterated, like super drunk. And this is a regular thing.

Obviously, not to discredit where T-Pain came from, because he has a really harsh background as well. But just in this moment, I'm meeting T-Pain. He's only five years older than I am. And he just looks over his manager. They launch a song, something he loves to do for fun. And then it's around 10 a.m. After that, he just gets obliterated, like super drunk. And this is a regular thing.

Obviously, not to discredit where T-Pain came from, because he has a really harsh background as well. But just in this moment, I'm meeting T-Pain. He's only five years older than I am. And he just looks over his manager. They launch a song, something he loves to do for fun. And then it's around 10 a.m. After that, he just gets obliterated, like super drunk. And this is a regular thing.

And so I'm watching like, wait a second, where's the sacrifice? Where's the working hard? I'm watching someone party like a rock star, make music for a living and have an abundance of wealth. So it really shattered a lot of the traditional beliefs I had of like what it means to make a lot of money.

And so I'm watching like, wait a second, where's the sacrifice? Where's the working hard? I'm watching someone party like a rock star, make music for a living and have an abundance of wealth. So it really shattered a lot of the traditional beliefs I had of like what it means to make a lot of money.

And so I'm watching like, wait a second, where's the sacrifice? Where's the working hard? I'm watching someone party like a rock star, make music for a living and have an abundance of wealth. So it really shattered a lot of the traditional beliefs I had of like what it means to make a lot of money.

Because although T-Pain definitely didn't have to sacrifice and work hard as any successful person did, that's I think one window of wealth and success is like there's actually other factors in the equation that I think are a lot more healthier.

Because although T-Pain definitely didn't have to sacrifice and work hard as any successful person did, that's I think one window of wealth and success is like there's actually other factors in the equation that I think are a lot more healthier.

Because although T-Pain definitely didn't have to sacrifice and work hard as any successful person did, that's I think one window of wealth and success is like there's actually other factors in the equation that I think are a lot more healthier.

Because one thing I had to work through when I started creating YouTube content after dancing on teaching people how to dance the robot, which was my first business, I actually started feeling guilty when I started making money because it didn't fit this script that I inherited that money had to be painful and I had to work hard for it.