Andrew (CEO of Creators Inc.)

Um, there's these guys in Boston, they don't simply look at my numbers.

And from there, you know, we had a client that did $60 million a year.

Uh, and, um,

And I kind of figured out, I had kind of met the higher ups at OnlyFans.

And so they had kind of divulged to me that I was the biggest guy in the space doing what I was doing.

And they kind of liked the way we did it.

And then I come out to LA one day and, you know, chest pumped up.

And I try to sign a content creator and she goes,

who the hell are you?

I'm with unleashed or some shit.

Like I've never heard of you basically.

And I was like, oh wow, I need to build brand.

And so what I saw was that, you know, the actors and writers strike, like nobody's really watching movies much anymore.

So all the traditional Hollywood agencies, which are CAA, Creative Arts Agency, UTA, United Talent Agency, and William Morris, WME were

kind of all going down because the actors and writers strike.

So I created a company called Creators Inc.

so that these large celebrity Hollywood people who are doing these paywall sites would feel like it's something they were familiar with.

And that actually worked out like gangbusters.

Wow.

Yeah, no, it's definitely not dead.