Deontay Kyle

Y'all have heard that story several times by this point.

Big Cat didn't come over here for no money.

I wasn't making no money.

Tristan didn't start out making no money.

Suki didn't start out making no money.

It was just a belief in what we was doing, and it was a belief in me overall.

So I'm thankful to my team that now everybody can get paid, but it started out with people that just believed in what I was doing and believed in what Gristin is could be as a whole, not only for ourselves, but for our community and our people.

So...

You need to get more personal with people.

You need to become a content creator before you become a podcast host, because anybody can have access to a podcast, but not everybody can create content.

And you just continue on the path if you truly believe in what you're doing and you truly, you know.

want it to be a success, you're going to have to go through the avenues that other people have had, and that is being a personal content creator on social media before you get people to convert over to the Alive, I Guess podcast.

So, you know, y'all go shout out.

Y'all go search that boy, RJ Gaybird, as the host and producer of the Alive, I Guess podcast, where he's creating a safe space to talk about mental health.

All right.

A Negro who found the light.

Let's go, man.

What's up, family?

Peace and love from L.A.

Wanted to share my experience with y'all a few years ago.