Roy Wood Jr.

So you have to persevere beyond that and constantly, constantly put stuff out.

And I think the thing that's always, that I've always found interesting about Drewski and even Desi Banks is the evolution of,

of the content and being able to be a little bit on the pulse of whatever we're talking about, you know, more culturally than like, it's not necessarily current event sketch, like this happened yesterday, but it's more about

This is a conversation we're having at large as a people.

And whether you think this stuff is funny or not, it doesn't matter because he's found the people that like it and then he grows it.

And I think you have to be able to persevere past somebody giving you a thumb down and saying you ain't shit.

And it's the same with the podcast.

Because the one thing I learned over the years is that nobody remembers what they hate.

They just go, I didn't like it.

Now, if you say something hateful, like we're getting into cancel culture, that's a different thing.

But just you put out a sketch today and nobody liked it?

All right.

Put one up tomorrow and keep it moving.

Or lean into the fact that it wasn't funny and laugh with the people.

So I just think that that's part of what separates the people who make it from the ones that don't is that perseverance.

And a lot of these kids are not battle tested because they've come up in an everybody gets a hug kind of culture.

And I'm not trying to sound like an old man.

But you need to get punched in the mouth a couple times.

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