bbno$ On Making Viral Music, Online Hate & the Hidden Cost of Touring
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Who is bbno$ and how did he get into music after his rugby injury?
Hey, Jack, I tell you what, I wish we had a rapper on. That's how we're leaving. I'm sick. I'm genuinely, I'm so sick. These YouTubers
are bullshit. We need a rapper. We need someone who raps or maybe makes music. Someone who gets the scene. Someone who gets that sort
of thing. Someone who gets what me and you are really about. Which is rap. Rap. That's our new passion. Oh, my God.
Wait, that was really good. That was good. It went from zero to 100 really
fast. Oh, yeah. I told you I'd bring it. I'd bring it. If you want to say the title of the podcast, then the intro will play and then it will be exciting. What is the title of the podcast? He doesn't even know. You didn't tell him. It's like Quiet, my favorite Pixar movie. I'm, I don't
know. I'm talking.
Yeah, but do you know the first bit? Please say it.
Quiet.
No, it's
not. It's not quiet. It's not quiet. No, but I thought he'd like, it's shut up. I'm just kidding.
Is the intro played there? Is that how you
imagine it? I knew you had this podcast, but I just...
It's okay. No, don't
worry
about it. You're our highest profile guest. I must admit, we ask a lot of people if they've seen it before, but I don't think we've ever asked anyone, do you know what it's called?
Do you know?
That's okay. Because everyone has a podcast, but it's like, I don't know... I don't know the name
of
the
podcast. What's the name
of Theo Vaughn's
podcast? It's a great... I don't know. You're right. You have a great point. I really don't know what it's called. Alex, make me no money. Podcast. Yeah. Thank you so much for being here today. We know it's late. We know you're on tour right now performing. This is right. This is right. Wow. And you're not too shattered to be doing this.
Oh, no, no. I had a day off.
You have
not had a day off. You were filming prior to this and now you're here filming it. half nine in the evening
it was a long drive but it was it was a nice car thank you for getting a nice car
only for you we didn't I
honestly was like
I hope they
book me a ticket yeah I mean on a train
yeah could you give us a little intro of you baby no money for those who don't know you
Direct to the camera? Sure, yeah. Go for it. Hello, my name is Alexander Kamuchin. I'm 30 years old. I studied kinesiology and then I gave up kinesiology to become a rapper. And now I'm in Brighton for the first time ever in my entire life.
And I
heard it's a beach town, but I will never see the beach because it's dark outside. And I'm here with Tommy and Jack. And I love pie.
That's a great intro. Right. I have a couple of questions there. What's kineology?
Kinesiology. By the way, what you've confirmed to us is we got a lot of our information right. When you kept listing off all those things, I was like, oh, we got all the niche stuff. Kinesiology. Yeah, what
is it? We don't know. It's basically like a study of the human body and movement. So I wanted to become like a sports nutritionist for a rugby team.
You knew about protein for everyone else.
Yes, I guess so. I used to be really, really athletic. You used to swim? Yeah, I used to swim. I broke my back playing rugby. And then basically I turned to creativity and poetry and just writing X, Y, Z. How did you break your back in the rugby? You know when you get rucked? No one's ever
rucked me. What is that? Do you want to act it out? I don't know if we
have the room
or the
cameras.
Yeah.
So
basically what happens is you're running at each
other, and then one guy's arm will just go under a leg and lift you up and
throw you over kind of thing.
And then that just happened during a rugby practice. And I was like, ooh, I heard a loud pop. Something hurts. Oh, everything hurts. And then I just couldn't really bend over for like six weeks. Wow. It was pretty trash, but, you know, it gave me a perspective of, like, okay, academically I'm terrible at everything, so now I know how to be empathetic with people with pain. And, like, the psychological... How you deal psychologically with pain. So I was like, I have that. At least I can be empathetic with people.
Right.
Because I'm in chronic pain 24-7. Because of that. It's that and, like, just... When I was young, I overdid it.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Who is bbno$ and how did he get into music after his rugby injury?
0:00–9:19
2
What drives bbno$’s insane work ethic and constant output of new songs?
9:19–21:16
3
How does bbno$ handle online hate and use social media to grow his brand?
21:16–30:29
4
What are the hidden physical costs of touring and how does bbno$ stay healthy on the road?
30:29–39:27
5
Why did bbno$ spend $60,000 on a stage “hill” and what does it mean for his live shows?
39:27–50:18
6
How did bbno$ break into the Chinese market and what was his experience touring there?
50:18–55:24
7
What upcoming projects (animation series, clothing line, restaurant) is bbno$ planning for after touring?
55:24–1:00:03
8
What does bbno$’s daily routine look like when he isn’t on tour and how does he unwind?
1:00:03–1:02:21
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