Ryan Broderick

And the fact that they are not being put out by themselves anymore is both a platform hack.

Like, as in, like, it's not like the Clavicular account is where you're watching Clavicular.

You're watching it via 19 Nigerian guys chopping it up and putting it on every platform for, like, cents on the dollar, you know, in their little Discord chat.

That is...

a reflection of how the platforms are penalizing the follower metric.

Like platforms do not want followers anymore.

They want a Netflix style experience where you just refresh the feed and you don't follow any accounts.

And so they're killing big follower accounts and they're freezing large follower accounts out because they're too powerful.

You need the hub, but you need the hub off algorithm.

So like, I mean, that's why the podcast, that's why podcasting was so early to clipping was because the podcast is the hub.

The live stream is the hub in the, in the music industry.

The album is the hub.

The Spotify streams are the hub.

Like you need a place to start because then you,

Let's do this.

You and I are a band, and we put out a stream for our new album.

We play all the music, and we invite some Instagram baddies over, and things get a little spicy with the Instagram baddies.

And everyone's like, oh, man, I can't believe Grant threw up on the Instagram baddie.

Crazy moment.

And then I pay 15 guys in Nigeria that I found on Discord to clip the moment of you throwing up on the Instagram baddie.