Doughboy

Like, I think he's opposed to it.

He doesn't believe that it's a good use of his time to get on clubhouse, which I personally feel like is, like, it's good to have a very strict stance about clubhouse because, to me, it just seems like a mega time suck.

It don't work for me.

Yeah.

It always end up like some bullshit.

I mean, a lot of people might not know this, but Clubhouse is all but dead outside of like a few small niches.

And like hip hop is one of the few niches that still has time for Clubhouse.

But even beyond that, a lot of like audiences that previously used to spend a lot of time on Clubhouse are now spending all their time on Twitter spaces since it is effectively the exact same technology.

Is Wack 100, like, by far the most prolific creator in clubhouse history?

I don't know, but, I mean, I'm sure in other niches there's probably a lot of people doing things, but I don't even know how big his operation is on there these days.

It feels like he doesn't talk about it like he used to.

Hell no.

Nah, he said he had a king of it or some of that shit.

He didn't create it?

I don't know.

It wasn't started by anything like hip hop oriented.

I knew something was up when I first downloaded Clubhouse and looked at it and it said I had like 30,000 followers.

And I'm like, wow, I just downloaded it five seconds ago.

So that seems kind of dubious.

Maybe by a little bit, but I felt like it really took off during the pandemic.