LaRussell

And it helped us build, you know, a lot of artists...

can only tour major markets.

Right.

I skip major markets sometimes and go straight to the DEF cities, you feel me, that nobody else goes to, and then I build a lifetime fan.

Hell yeah.

And they don't get nothing.

They're deprived.

So their support is way different.

You know, when you L.A., everyone's more bougie because everyone goes there.

They can see a concert every day in a week.

You know, certain cities, they can only see a concert so often of an artist that they really want to see.

Right.

So like the support is far deeper than the major markets.

Fame is in the middle of the barometer.

If fame didn't help you make money, it would be at the bottom for me.

I'm grateful, but I don't enjoy...

what fame brings and breathes within everyone but i also do because i'm a benefactor of my fame you know when it when it in my favorites in my favor um but other other than that you know it's in the middle i agree i think uh you know i uh you got to give up some of your personal life for fame but i think overall it outweighs it as long as you can monetize the fame if you're famous and you're not making money then what's the point right

Yeah, but that's the tough thing about fame.

The beautiful thing is also the curse of it.

The beautiful part is you're never not famous, so you always have a chance to monetize it.