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Speaker 1: pushing your vision forward. Donald Trump, H god, yeah, I
Speaker 1: have a week man. The four ninety five we talked
Speaker 1: about it got cut down to one seventy the next day.
Speaker 1: His true social ticker with public I think they had
Speaker 1: a spack merger. He owns what eighty million years yeap,
Speaker 1: some crazy eighty million years based on where it opened at.
Speaker 1: His his worth is six point two billion, right.
Speaker 3: He's waiting for that ninety day lock up here to expire,
Speaker 3: so fast.
Speaker 1: They got They got him on the longer than ninety days,
Speaker 1: so he got the six month lock up. So he
Speaker 1: can't trade for a loan or try to have a
Speaker 1: loan against the shares, So he got wait six months.
Speaker 1: So that brings him to yeah, October, right before the election,
Speaker 1: which is I mean.
Speaker 2: But that's the thing.
Speaker 3: If Biden finds a way to let him exit early,
Speaker 3: Trump may not even want to run six billion. Let
Speaker 3: me get out a three and a half billion, Biden,
Speaker 3: you can have the office. I'll go right back to
Speaker 3: marl Lago.
Speaker 4: Cool, he got it right now. If he wins his
Speaker 4: that that actually is gonna be worth something like to mean. Sorry,
Speaker 4: So his thing is a meeting stock now right, it's
Speaker 4: officially a mean stock.
Speaker 1: By definition, is a means stop in the sense that
Speaker 1: it's not trading off of any technicals or fundamentals. It's
Speaker 1: just moving on sediment. So what people think or how
Speaker 1: people feel about pretty much him, right, because if you
Speaker 1: think about it's a it's a social media app. I
Speaker 1: don't I'm not on it. I don't know if any
Speaker 1: of you guys are on it. But where how do
Speaker 1: you generate revenue on social media apps? Majority of times
Speaker 1: is advertising and if we haven't seen any, I haven't
Speaker 1: been on to see if there's any advertise. I don't
Speaker 1: know who's spending the money, but to have evaluation this
Speaker 1: high for something that it was created two years ago,
Speaker 1: maybe not even fund it around yep. And what also
Speaker 1: makes it is that and this is important about memes,
Speaker 1: and I think you always talk about it being Ponzi
Speaker 1: schemes right there. They're not bad until people start wanting
Speaker 1: their money and the value goes down on the way up,
Speaker 1: people are going to make money. And so this is
Speaker 1: kind of like the definition of that. Mean, yeah, it's
Speaker 1: training at one price now, but that doesn't mean it
Speaker 1: can't go higher.
Speaker 2: And if maybe it will.
Speaker 1: And if the population that is and enamored with his
Speaker 1: presence his lead starts to start pulling up a little
Speaker 1: bit higher in this presidential election, his popularity starts to
Speaker 1: decrease even more more news breaks out, you could start
Speaker 1: to see that ticker start to move up, move up. Now,
Speaker 1: based on fundamentals and technicals, should it probably not?
Speaker 2: Probably not? What qualifies it as a mean.
Speaker 3: The interesting thing is could he run his campaign donations
Speaker 3: through the social media site like donate here as a
Speaker 3: way to drive revenue? Because if so, I don't want
Speaker 3: to give him an idea. But if his base contributes
Speaker 3: to that, and now you can solidify the revenue, and
Speaker 3: he gets hot at the right time and could win
Speaker 3: and maybe if he does the debate through that platform,
Speaker 3: I mean, he could.
Speaker 2: Work the magic Trump. Trump's a hustler.
Speaker 4: He found a way to to, you know, figure figure
Speaker 4: some things out and make some money, and he has celebrity.
Speaker 4: This is why it always is like people always say, like,
Speaker 4: you know, I'd rather be rich than famous. That's not
Speaker 4: always entirely the best way to go about it. Because
Speaker 4: if you're rich and you have no fame, if you
Speaker 4: lose your money, all you have is your relationships and
Speaker 4: information hopefully get it back. But if you're famous, then
Speaker 4: you're rich and you lose your money, you still have
Speaker 4: your fame looking over doors, and depending on how famous
Speaker 4: you are, that fame is going to carry you through.
Speaker 4: Mike Tyson, he's always about to make fifty million dollars
Speaker 4: for fighting.
Speaker 2: He's fifty years old. Fifty five, Yeah. Crazy. That's because
Speaker 2: he's famous, yes, not.
Speaker 4: Because he's a skilled he could be a skilled fighter
Speaker 4: and nobody knows who he is. He's not making fifty
Speaker 4: seven million dollars. So in some cases, fame actually is
Speaker 4: more valuable than and Donald Trump is a perfect example
Speaker 4: of that. No matter what he falls down, he gets
Speaker 4: knocked out, he gets sued for four hundred million. You look,
Speaker 4: you think it's over. And his name is big enough
Speaker 4: and he has enough of a following to make himself.
Speaker 4: He literally just made himself a billionaire. Over again, they
Speaker 4: got as much follow as as fan base shot out
Speaker 4: to Isaac Hayes.
Speaker 2: They went over six hundred thousand.
Speaker 4: So if they have how many followers this truth have
Speaker 4: any event that they have that, why isn't Isaac Hayes
Speaker 4: a billionaire? Because Donald Trump's name is Donald Trump, right,
Speaker 4: So he literally just made himself six billion dollars out
Speaker 4: of thin air a social media platform that I don't have.
Speaker 4: I've never met one person in life that was ever
Speaker 4: champion truth social. I don't know anybody that's on truth Social.
Speaker 4: I've never seen anything get reposted from truth Social. I've
Speaker 4: never seen anything. I've never seen anything or truth social
Speaker 4: other than articles and news about pro social because Donald
Speaker 4: Trump was attached to it.
Speaker 1: No, they so there's an argument saying that the Legiti
Speaker 1: follower was in that five hundred to sixty. But they're
Speaker 1: saying that there's five million. There's five million. That's a
Speaker 1: big difference, but they don't know how many of them
Speaker 1: are legit, so well we don't know.
Speaker 4: All right, Well, even five million, that's still not a
Speaker 4: lot in relative to him having a six billion dollar
Speaker 4: valuation screen five million people they got.
Speaker 2: I mean TikTok has two billion.
Speaker 4: Look at all right, look at it from this standpoint,
Speaker 4: he has five million people on his platform, right, Logan
Speaker 4: Paul probably has one hundred million followers, kyleson it probably
Speaker 4: I meant followers is consent have just on Instagram alone?
Speaker 2: Yeah right? Ye? Kim Kardashian has one hundred million followers.
Speaker 1: Yeah so he has nine million, has nine nine point.
Speaker 4: I got nine million followers just on Instagram let alone,
Speaker 4: YouTube and Twitch and Twitter and probably got he got
Speaker 4: everybody has an aggregate over over fifty million followers.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So I think I have to say that's a business
Speaker 4: lesson in branding and keeping yourself relevant if all else fails,
Speaker 4: keep your name popping.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Christiano Ronaldo, he's a he has six hundred and twenty
Speaker 1: six million, He's a that's deserved the most flowered person
Speaker 1: on that.
Speaker 2: Keep your name popping, m and they ain't think it happened.
Speaker 2: What a segment?
Speaker 3: What are like three what's say, five ways to keep
Speaker 3: your brand relevant on top of mind?
Speaker 2: Oh man, you got it, you got it.
Speaker 4: So this this is a tricky thing, right, because it's
Speaker 4: like you're gonna have to do things that you probably
Speaker 4: morally like you got to do outlandish things to stay
Speaker 4: relevant over the course of time.
Speaker 2: Fifty cents a great example of this.
Speaker 4: So he remember at some point in time fifty cent
Speaker 4: was they counted him out musically. Then he came back
Speaker 4: with power and he reinvented himself. But in between that,
Speaker 4: he's never been afraid to do a variety of different
Speaker 4: things publicly that probably most people went and feel comfortable doing. Yeah,
Speaker 4: but if you read the Art of War or forty
Speaker 4: eight Laws of Power, that's part of it.
Speaker 2: You gotta do things that keep your name relevant.
Speaker 1: I was a reference with my last guest on Blackout
Speaker 1: set about.
Speaker 2: Forty but I don't think you have to do.
Speaker 1: And I touched on dude the Outlantis thing because it,
Speaker 1: honestly it's we could have stayed with Trump right when
Speaker 1: you think about think about what he's done. We talked
Speaker 1: about the sneakers last month. You see what he released
Speaker 1: this moment, Bible selling Bibles for system. We don't even
Speaker 1: read the Bible for six So what inside the Bible has,
Speaker 1: Like it has copies of the nation's founding documents, but
Speaker 1: it also has lyrics to God, blessing God, bless the
Speaker 1: USA inside of it and selling for sixty dollars. So
Speaker 1: it's just a series of just.
Speaker 2: No, he's not gonna do that. He can't do that.
Speaker 2: But then it's all done.
Speaker 4: I mean even for us, right, that's something that we've
Speaker 4: had to We've had to keep our name relevant. So
Speaker 4: it's like, Okay, we do a world tour. Nobody's thinking
Speaker 4: about doing a world tour. Right, that's news. That's that's
Speaker 4: the way they stay relevant within the culture. We do
Speaker 4: invest Fest, Right, that's the way to stay relevant within
Speaker 4: the culture. We create a financial curriculum five schools and
Speaker 4: pilot it in the Bronx.
Speaker 2: That's newsworthy. That's a way to stay relevant. We have
Speaker 2: Donald Trump come to this year's invest Fest breaking news alerts.
Speaker 1: Hold on, yeah, I hear steps coming down, people, somebody's
Speaker 1: coming down the steps.
Speaker 4: If ya, If y'all think DT is gonna it would
Speaker 4: be a good keynote for investments this year, put in
Speaker 4: chat let me just let me just check the temperature
Speaker 4: real quick.
Speaker 2: But if y'all think that that uh d T, you know,
Speaker 2: I got I gotta go upstairs.
Speaker 4: Right if you think if y'all think DT would be
Speaker 4: good for this year, that you think d T would
Speaker 4: be a good guest for invest.
Speaker 2: Fest, I'm going with whatever Troy, mom and dad say.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying, like, I don't know.
Speaker 2: And then when I come in, why did you agree?
Speaker 1: You know that you gotta go like to the crib
Speaker 1: right like d T. I'm gonna get a call after this.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna get a call about Joey Joey crack.
Speaker 2: Oh oh d T.
Speaker 1: Actually he actually tried to tweet Adam and put Joe Button.
Speaker 2: I mistake. He tried to tweet Adam. Yeah, Joe Biden,
Speaker 2: Joe Biden. He put you instead, Joe Button. Shout out
Speaker 2: to Joey Button. He might be, but it will be controversial.
Speaker 2: It would be. It would be legend.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you what if we have Donald Trump at
Speaker 4: in vest Best, which might happen, by the way, perhaps
Speaker 4: that was everybody will say We're not everybody a lot
Speaker 4: of people will say that we sold out, yes, that
Speaker 4: we're part of ILLUMINATIH, that they hate us.
Speaker 1: They turned we turn our backs on the culture.
Speaker 2: And guess what will happen when he gets on stage.
Speaker 3: Everybody's gonna rush the stage.
Speaker 2: I've seen this happen before.
Speaker 4: I thought around. I don't trust trust the public, bro.
Speaker 4: I don't trust the public, bro. I've seen this happen before.
Speaker 4: What people want to see if he gets on stage,
Speaker 4: they want to see the twenty thousand people in attendance
Speaker 4: standing watching.
Speaker 2: It's not real, Like it's not real.
Speaker 1: It's crazy to invoke with emotion being I mean, it
Speaker 1: invokes emotion.
Speaker 4: But another thing that you can do to stay relevant
Speaker 4: is to this is the Drake. This is the Drake model.
Speaker 4: Skew young and work with the next wave of talent
Speaker 4: and co op and co op that Drake has done
Speaker 4: a treminous job of co opting that right, So when
Speaker 4: he works with a little baby, when little baby's want
Speaker 4: to come up right, or he goes to London and
Speaker 4: gets with Central c or he goes to Jamaica and
Speaker 4: gets with popcorn, or he or he rides.
Speaker 2: The kid for bets. Right now, he riding Drake.
Speaker 1: No no, no, no, no, no no no.
Speaker 2: When I say that, don't a business lesson guys. Salute
Speaker 2: to Drizzy.
Speaker 4: But he's found a great way of reinventing himself by
Speaker 4: finding up and coming wave makers audio.
Speaker 1: They're not waves, it's not a wave. Yet they created
Speaker 1: a buzz. He makes it a wave. There's a difference,
Speaker 1: like he's not rather than being relevant, he's staying responsive.
Speaker 2: There's a difference.
Speaker 4: So in business, if you look into look look for
Speaker 4: the new, hot, up and coming content creators, the new
Speaker 4: hot designers, the new did the same thing.
Speaker 2: Jake absolutely did. They all did it, just Drake. Drake's
Speaker 2: done it on a different level. He's done it the best.
Speaker 1: He perhaps maybe he has.
Speaker 2: A better air for he's the best an R. He's responses.
Speaker 2: That's an R in music business.
Speaker 1: What's the next sound? He's looking, he's seeking it.
Speaker 2: He's listening on YouTube, he's tapped in. Yeah, he's everywhere
Speaker 2: with it.
Speaker 4: So it's like even for us, like I watch I
Speaker 4: watch Instagram, I watch content creators, I watch people that's
Speaker 4: doing anything I watch.
Speaker 2: You know what you're doing.
Speaker 4: You gotta stay up to date. You cannavi get caught
Speaker 4: in a bubble and your own bubble going on.
Speaker 1: Your own bubble is that That's what I'm saying, your
Speaker 1: own get up here, I know what's going on.
Speaker 2: It's the Truman Show. Do you never know what's happening
Speaker 2: out there? Yeah?
Speaker 4: So those those are two ways that you can stay
Speaker 4: in the in the media cycle.
Speaker 2: I love it big T, I invest fast d T.
Speaker 2: Day one or two, Ah, I said, day two five,
Speaker 2: day one final. That's up the event. It might not
Speaker 2: be an.
Speaker 1: They're gonna be outside.
Speaker 2: You're gonna have, man, the whole, the whole movement is
Speaker 2: going to be. They're gonna have a.
Speaker 1: Whole, like get out the way, man, we try to
Speaker 1: get to the food trucks, shut down the highway.
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