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Speaker 4: So let's talk about the clothing business. A clothing business,

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Speaker 4: So three hundred million dollars in sales. Yeah, that's that's

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Speaker 5: So yes, the King of oneself? Yes, so who's twelve

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Speaker 4: So how did that work? As far as getting in

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Speaker 6: We got a good looking dude all of that to

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Speaker 5: So we started the brand at the time when people

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Speaker 4: Let me ask you a question about licensing, because they're cool.

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Speaker 4: You have you have a license something for Muhammad.

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Speaker 4: How what was what was it deal with that? How

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Speaker 6: You know, we took DNA butterflies, you know what I'm saying,

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Speaker 6: Of co use, we had T shirts with Boomer's face

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Speaker 5: Same thing with Marvel.

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Speaker 5: That was a collab that wasn't a license. So our

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Speaker 4: So how does that work for like, because we spoke

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Speaker 6: Absolutely, So if I'm the brand, and you have a brand.

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Speaker 5: That I want a license. You know, now, typically how

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Speaker 6: If you guys want to license my brand and now

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Speaker 5: You know. So that's how that pretty much works.

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Speaker 6: So Mom and Ali go to the state owns the rights,

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Speaker 6: Really for real. That's the funny part is you you

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Speaker 5: Many licenses something. They do it so much, they do

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Speaker 6: It is like it was good to do it, but

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Speaker 6: it wasn't as profitable because while you got your product.

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Speaker 5: In stores, other people got it. They got it in

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Speaker 4: What Marble character you did?

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Speaker 5: You do? Man? We did?

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Speaker 6: I couldn't speak on them look at the phone, you

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Speaker 5: We did, we did a lot of them.

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Speaker 7: Man, They probably just sitting on the other side, like, oh,

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Speaker 4: You know what, I wonder if ghost Face had to

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Speaker 4: ever pay Marvel. They should pay him, They should pay

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Speaker 4: should pay him? I wonder if he ever had to

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Speaker 4: pay Interesting your album called iron Man. Tony Starks was

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Speaker 4: his moniker for years.

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Speaker 5: But that's interesting though, who should pay who? They should

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Speaker 7: At that time, and I was into comics, like I

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Speaker 5: I collected them. And then they started getting cartoons.

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Speaker 7: But like when ghost Face started saying that, and it

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Speaker 7: it popular. They didn't have a Marvel movie then, like

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Speaker 7: Like the first thing Sony did was partner with them

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Speaker 5: To that nobody was thinking about it.

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Speaker 7: I mean DC had it with with with Batman and Superman,

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Speaker 5: I was never a collected so I can't speak too much,

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Speaker 4: Interesting that's interesting because it's like I can see it

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Speaker 5: Yeah exactly.

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Speaker 4: I mean you kind of you took. You took that thing,

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Speaker 4: but you.

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Speaker 5: Made your whole thing on my thing. So you think

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Speaker 6: If you was the person who made the originator and

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Speaker 6: pay me, pay me.

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Speaker 5: Though it was dead in the water, but before that

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Speaker 4: That's a fact that buddy did help the brand free promotion.

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Speaker 7: We see how many times have we seen that in

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Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, we definitely know that.

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