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WHAT ARE WE BUYING TODAY? WELCOME ALL PROJECTS FOMOFM
Recorded: Aug. 6, 2025 Duration: 2:59:43Space Recording
Short Summary
A new NFT project launches today, supporting orphanages in South Africa through token sales, highlighting the growing trend of charitable initiatives in the crypto space. The project showcases partnerships that enhance community impact while embracing innovations in AI-generated art.
Full Transcription
Yeah. I'm not a fan of the world. to the same confusion. I mean, all roads lead to the same conclusions.
I found my body somewhere in the store.
My girl to find a word pro left for me.
And I can't read her mind.
She wrote a different story.
Oh, well, redemption is a funny bitch.
The devil always be right where the money is.
Somebody gotta be watching you, but no one is.
It's kind of crazy.
Life could be this simple Nothing's coincidence
My best friend packed his things, threw him in the car
I haven't seen him since
Guess I understand he always got the chills
When he saw a room full of rolled up hundred dollar bills
Yeah
Even pills turn to powder, babe
Even pills turn to powder Yeah Right next to me, it's right now. If pills can turn to powder, then this world could turn to ash.
Everything seems so slow, but it might pass.
I thought that it would last longer.
I just thought that, thought that, thought that this feeling, this feeling would last longer, yeah Yeah.
Yeah.
Somebody gave me a treasure map.
Nowhere on that motherfucker say where the X is at.
Now I want to see the whole world through a telecast.
Been waiting my whole life. I finally thought I should tell you that. Yeah. Started smoking weed again. Started
trying to read again. Cleaned myself up. Now would you be my friend? Do I need to know
the beginning to see the end? What's the difference between the truth and things that we pretend?
I'll wait for you to watch the day go by And only at the lows do I chase that high
Fear God, stay humble
Pray you gon' say
We all come from the same struggle
What you gonna call when the money comes slow
And you left out on your own
What you gonna do? Money comes slow. What you gonna do?
Money comes slow.
What you gonna do?
Money comes slow.
And you left out in the cold.
Can I get four Norcos, two Roxy's,
three methadone, a couple Percocets,
some heroin, two Xanax bars, and six albums of the other way.
Thank you. What you gonna do? Money coming slow What you gonna do?
Money coming slow
Whoa, whoa, whoa
What you gonna do?
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Rap Diablo, yeah
Yeah, it's the Rap Diablo. Macho when I drop low.
Bark is raised up. It's me and Petey Pablo. Colder than gazpacho. Colder than the mono.
Rapping head honcho. Rocking shows like I was Bono. I go play a couple keys on the piano.
The industry alive. All the promises were hollow. follow me, I can show you where we bees at
How'd I get my G-pads, none of your fucking beeswax, these raps, bring a joint together like a kneecap
Fuck the little eight balls, show me where the keys at, the time continuum, Mortal Kombat finish em
Tryin' to find a balance, reach em for my equilibrium, fools I pity em, I'm not a human I'm in baby like the mystery man
I ain't saving nothing I'm getting faded till the angels coming skipping all the
famous functions how do the famous function the a-list can't be trusted a
strong arm I'm like I play the trumpet the bottom barrel of society I tell my
bitch if you don't love me then just lie me. I'm finer than the winery.
Take it from the rich, this is poverty.
Finally, I don't even need my fucking eyes to see.
Come and die with me.
Cause everybody got their homies.
Cause everybody got their homies.
Cause everybody got their homies
Yeah, said everybody got their homies
Everybody got their homies
Yeah, um, okay
My mind is Yoda, I'm on Ayatollah.
These other rappers just to die of soda.
I find Jehovah in the darkest places.
Empty as apartment basements.
This a marathon, gentlemen.
Go ahead and start the races.
Save the coffin spaces.
Well, come up missing.
Tell your bitches you've been tripping.
Now you on vacation.
Rapping like it's automated.
Lights, I keep them on like Vegas.
Lava making. So hot, I'm turning hog to bacon, only God can save em, I heard the monsters made em, I ain't a star, I'm way farther with the constellations, contemplatin' suicide like it's a DVD, lost inside my mind, it's a prison, homie, leave me be, you can see me bleed, I be with the freaks and geeks, bitch, I never miss a beat, I'm Charlie Conway, Triple D, Gordon Bombay in these streets
Ballin' like I'm Pistol Beat, been a beast
Every word I spit, re-writing history
Look at what you did to me, look at what you did to me
Run into the undergrow with guns and set the sinners free
No bitches in my circle, I'm gonna show you the commercial
I've been poppin' like a carnal, readin' Justin Bieber's journal
Treat you like a urinal
Cause everybody got Somehow we gotta find a way No matter how many miles it takes
I know it feels so good right now But it all comes fun and done
When the night makes the light Turn the day
Can't stop
Then you won't stop
Don't know just how that feel
When you're on top
Till the ball drops
You never seem to be so real
It feels so good right now
But it all come falling down
When the night
Make the light
Turn the day
Feel it a little, feel it a lot
I'm swimming a bit, but deeper than that
Keeping my head on top of my shoulders
Into some shit, I'm out of the box
This the level of my needin' it all right now
When forever is gone, baby, the weather is strong
Whether it's hot or cold, we're comin' knockin' on your door
Well, I'ma, I'ma maintain how I'm staying so high.
Put the ladder all the way up till we touching the sky.
And you know you're dead wrong and we love with a lie.
All I, all I, all I wanna do is read your mind.
We don't need no noms.
We don't call them a style.
It's a big thing.
We don't fuck with the size.
Yeah, see the bigger picture when it's beneficial.
Love and how it fits you.
Blow the whistle when you run out of time.
Yeah.
Waking up, I open up my eyes.
Do you mind if I blow your mind? A little closer, baby, don't be shy. I Somehow we gotta find a way No matter how many miles it takes I know it feels so good right now
But it all comes falling down
When the night, the night, the night
Turned a day
I wouldn't wait for them
Just to show shock.
GM into AM, baby.
Stop them, NMT.
What do we buy you for the free?
We all we got.
Let's go.
Yo, what's next day?
GM into AM. I I had a plan to change, you can't stand the rain, little delay, but I came and you cool with it.
I don't trip, flip or lose my grip, and I don't know it all, but I do know this.
Before you know me, better know self, I've been in this shit so long that it don't smell.
I turn a hotel to a castle, living like a king for a friend.
I don't do nothing as a hassle, besides even that castle made a stand.
Just might slip into the seat
Fuck it all if it all ain't me
Maybe we inside the maze
Now we gotta find a way
Okay
Somehow we gotta find a way
No matter how many mountains
I know it feels so good right now
But it all comes falling down, when the night meet the light to the day.
I wouldn't wait forever, just to show shot.
We don't need no more, no extras.
We all need that. A classic
Retweet to space
Wonderful Wednesday to everybody. Thank you. Mm-mm-mm-mm Mm-mm-mm-mm
Mm-mm-mm-mm
Well, I don't need to lie no more
Nowadays all I do is shine, take a breath and ease my mind
And she don't cry no more
She tell me that I get her high cause the angels supposed to fly
And I ain't ask her why no more Oh no, I take it if it's mine, I don't high cuz the angels supposed to fly I ain't ask her why no more oh no I take it if it's mine I don't stay inside the lines it ain't 2009 no more
yeah I know what's behind that door yeah okay you gotta jump in the storm well the light was dim
and this life was thin now every day I wake up and breathe
I don't have it all but that's alright with me
Take it nice and easy, took a flight to see me
Send you back home with a light that's beaming
The whole team bout to figure it out We ice cold, that's what winter about
And sometimes, sometimes I wish I took a simpler route
Instead of having demons that's as big as my house
Have a ball with a dribbling bounce
Cause the party ain't over till they kicking me out
Isn't it funny, we can make a lot of money
Buy a lot of things just to feel a lot of ugly
I was yay high and muddy
Looking for what was looking for me
But I don't need to lie no more Nowadays all I do is shine
Take a breath and ease my mind And she don't cry no more
She tell me that I get her high Cause the angels supposed to fly
And I ain't asking why no more Oh no, I take it if it's mine
I don't stay inside the line Say that in 2009 no more Yeah, I know it if it's mine, I don't stay inside the lines, it ain't 2009 no more
Yeah, I know what's behind that door
Yeah, they ask me what I'm smiling for
Well, because I've never been this high before
It's like I never felt alive before
I'd rather have me peace of mind than one
You see me and you, we ain't that different
I struck the fuck out and then I came back swinging
Take my time to finish, mind my business
Life ain't a life till you live it
I was digging me a hole, big enough to bury my soul
Weight of the world, I gotta carry my own, my own
With these arms, I can carry you home
I'm right here when you scared and alone And I ain't never in a hurry
You don't ever gotta worry Even when it's 7.30 and the time is running
low When your heart get cold
See what's behind all them unturned stones And I'm a pro when it come to my job
But really I'm just tryna start believing in God
Now when it gets hard
I don't panic, I don't sound any alarm
Because I don't need to lie no more
Nowadays all I do is shine, take a breath and ease my mind
She don't cry no more
She tell me that I get her high Cause the angels supposed to fly
I ain't ask her why no more
Oh no, I take it if it's mine
I don't stay inside the line
Say that ain't 2009 no more
Yeah, I know what's behind that door
I don't need to lie no more
Nowadays all I do is shine
Take a breath and ease my mind
She don't cry no more
She tell me that I get her high cause the angels supposed to fly
I ain't ask her why no more
Oh no, I take it if it's mine, I don't stay inside the line
Say that in 2009 no more
Yeah, I know what's behind that door. gm in the am to all of our crypto family what up world what up web3 wonderful wednesday to
everybody what are we buying today fOMO FM welcoming all projects artists
tokens today we're about to deep dive on web 3 buy some art buy some memes buy
some community projects and show some support started this face with some
bangers baby shout out to Mac Miller and RIP to the to the rested one mac fucking love him and his music is so classic so shout out
to everyone jt i see d sammy jessica emilio pablito kev what up nisha what up good to see
the gang in the building guys we had an awesome space yesterday and we rocked out for hours
we talked about meme coins and a little bit about the market today we're switching gears and we rocked out for hours we talked about meme coins and a little
bit about the market today we're switching gears and we're deep diving into the world of creators
and that's everything from memes nfts to communities whether you're an artist a founder
or a developer come up hit the request button we want to hear from you guys today so i see some
one-of-one artists in the building.
I'm going to send them a request and bring them up here as well, too.
I see Jessica making some really dope art.
JT making art.
The Original making songs.
We got a lot of creatives up in the space, guys.
Retweet it.
Let's get the space kicked off right and say GM into AM to The Original.
What up, D?
Good to see you, my brother.
GM in the AM.
How you feeling, brother?
GM in the AM, brother.
I'm feeling good, man.
How are you doing?
I'm doing great, man.
Just pouring a cup of coffee.
I got some weed rolled.
And we're listening to some great music kicking off the space the right way
i'm chilling this morning brother how are you doing yeah i'm doing great man having a easy
day at work just chilling outside so just hop in the space thanks for having me on the panel man
i'll see everybody in the building jessica jt pablo everybody pulling up yeah man just
just chilling man checking the markets put a
trade in yesterday subscribe and I took action right away man let's go my guy
congratulations on that is always the best progress but dude you're so creative
with art with AI with music and I feel like Web3, especially the NFT community,
is like the perfect creative ground for you.
And for a lot of other artists as well, too.
There's easy supporters, people buying art and selling art.
It's just a great place to be a creator.
And D, you've been really creative in this last week or so, bro.
From music to videos to still images.
Dude, what have you been up to?
What have you been creating recently?
Man, I'm doing a whole lot of things, man.
I'm just checking what people are doing, checking what the narrative is.
Just checking Japan out.
Japan is doing some crazy shit.
And just trying to see where I can fit in, man.
Where I can use all these different things that's
coming out and how i can use it in in my advantage you know just like uh like easy i know you know
it's in here but if he's telling stories there's a lot of things that's popping up in my mind and
i can't help it just creates stuff about it just the last space he was in he was talking about the robbery man
i got some fire coming man i'm telling you i'm gonna make yeah bro i'm telling you bro this
is off the hook i told solely just yesterday he was listening and he was just freaking out
like this is amazing but i love him i love being creative just for the fun of it
just not not because i have to do, just because I want to do it.
This is what I've been doing.
And now I've got a space where I can showcase it.
Instead of just buying coins and stuff.
I like building, you know.
I like getting people together and see how...
Normally, people used to work for Seoul and stuff like this.
I'm doing this for free.
There's still a lot of real people out there who like to do stuff for free just because they like it.
You can never kill passion, bro.
You can never kill passion, bro.
And dude, when you're creating the art, I was having some fun this morning.
I was listening to some Mac Miller and I was just looking at his album covers.
I was listening to some Mac Miller and I was just looking at his album covers.
And for me, I'm a big guy that the artwork has to match the music.
And growing up, I always really liked those dope album covers because it meant something, bro.
The Eminem show, Get Rich or Die Trying, Kid Cudi's first album, Travis Scott's first album.
There were a lot of dope album covers.
And also, I said this in King of Hearts space over the weekend.
I think it was a Friday or Saturday.
I'm also really big on visuals.
I'm a visual learner, so I like to buy art that resonates with me.
And music videos used to be the hottest thing, bro.
And they're not as hot as they used to
be anymore but I love the fact that you're putting what's happening in the space in a cultural sense
into the music into the visuals and that's really fucking dope bro what what kind of
visions or what kind of things inspire you when you go to actually create the art or create the music?
I think it's more, for me, it's personal, like real life stuff.
Something that resonates to a lot of people that's just common.
People who can find themselves in something that they see and like, hey, this is me.
It doesn't have to be the character exactly, but the story and the sound and the emotions, it's all real, man.
This is just me doing what I feel.
And I think some people like it because they can relate to it.
Even if it's not personally made for them, they can relate to it.
This is just how I think.
Just to make it a general thing.
Instead of just focusing on one group or something
because like you said you like the visuals
you like the music and yeah
how are you going to put it together you know just to make it
feel right for you
and everybody else
who likes the same things
that's super dope brother super super. I like to create stuff, especially when I'm
going for art or music or visuals, stuff that people haven't seen. For myself, originality
means everything. And we've seen a lot of copyposts in Web3, bro. You're super original.
And that's why he's got the name t original baby so you get it
bro that's why i get it bro originality is indifference bro indifference really resonates
with people all right people will stop to take a look people will stop their daily activity
to pace their mind when things are a little bit indifferent. And it's okay to stick out.
It's okay to go against the trend, go against the grain, be the black sheep.
Because sometimes there's a lot of connection to that.
And I know that everybody goes through struggle.
When I listen to music, art, I see the beauty and the pain in most of it.
But we got Dabitola up in the building. We
got JT in the house. We got King of Hearts. We got LC, Meow, Jessica. We got many more amazing
legends to get to and say what up. Guys, kindly retweet this space. We just got this popping about
15 minutes ago. And today we're buying some art. We're buying some NFTs. We're buying some art we're buying some nfts we're buying some creator tokens
we're going outside of alts and bitcoin and really supporting the creative people here
in web3 let's say gm in the am to dabba dabba
what up dabba tola what up scott what's going on then g? DM, DM, DM, baby. Wonderful Wednesday.
It's been a long day today.
I know that.
Fucking got woken up early, went to sleep late.
And then I have to leave later on and fly to a different time zone.
So I'll be up extra amounts of hours plus not to mention I'm
flying and I guess
staying at a fucking 14 bedroom
mansion with like a
whole team of people so
I have a feeling that I'm gonna
not like everyone's gonna be like alright
let's settle down time to
get up at fucking 7am
more than likely everyone's just gonna be up 24 hours a day
for the next three days working.
And partying, probably.
We'll see.
But, yeah.
I'm sort of trying to mentally prepare myself for that.
Already taking back a couple coffees.
And, yeah.
Dab and toll.
I got a couple questions.
Get ready. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down, baby. I got a couple of questions. Get ready.
Sit down.
Sit down.
Sit down.
I took a dab hit.
I need probably another one.
Let's see.
All right.
What are you going to ask me here?
My first question is when it comes to art and NFTs, it doesn't have to be just NFTs.
It could be just art in general, music, things that are creative.
What really draws the connection to you and what inspires you?
What pulls you in?
I was hoping this is going to be a yes or no question to start the day.
Could you repeat the question?
When you look at art, whether it's NFTs, music, or just overall creative,
what inspires you and what pulls you into that creative?
To be honest, I mean, inspiration, it's weird because usually you're inspired, you get inspired
to create stuff.
But for, I don't know, looking at art or listening to music, I think it depends on my mood honestly i think a lot of that stuff
syncs up like mood whether it's conscious or subconscious so um i don't know that's a
weird question to be honest with you like what music that inspire i don't know. What music? What arts?
There's got to be something that... There's got to be something...
Like a specific that inspires me?
Like a specific artist or specific...
Like that?
I don't know.
Damn, it's fucking early, dude.
You hit me with this shit before 7 a.m. here?
I know you've been up all day.
I know.
Fuck.
I know.
I don't know.
I'm not really ever fucking inspired.
I'm boring as fuck, guys.
I just sit here and fucking sit here.
I ain't inspired for shit.
Stacked fucking riches.
I don't know.
Beat up snitches.
And respect the bitches.
And I'm out.
Peace.
No, I don't know.
I mean.
Well, listen.
I got a second question for you.
Do you consider yourself an
artist I'll just have to say yes because art comes in so many different forms and like you
know I've I've been in an artist at like more so at times during my life as far as if you consider
like you know producing music or djing or or
things like that there's also an art to lots of other things you know people like you know in
skateboarding you might not refer to it as art you might refer to it more as style but there is sort
of like an art to that sport as well um so i don't know yeah i mean sure i'm a fucking artist what's up everyone
sorry to all the real artists out there and i was gonna tell you you're an artist and i was
gonna tell everyone that they're an artist because life i doodle like i'm fucking champ too dude
i can make fucking 3d houses on this fucking scrap paper. You know, you make the fucking couple squares and a couple diagonals and boom, I got a house. So I'm good at doodles. Doodle. I love doodling. And everyone's
an artist. Dude, life is an art. I met, I actually went to a museum today. It was fucking mind
blowing. And I just saw some really creative shit and I said how would
someone be inspired to create this and then I read the little fucking blurb in
the caption and I said I don't make any sense but it just drawn me in for so
many reasons one for me was the color I think that everything in life isn't so
black and white as people make it out to be hence we're living in color I think that everything in life isn't so black and white as people make it out to be.
Hence, we're living in color.
I think that there's so many different types of art, whether it be dance, whether it be music,
whether it be playing instruments, whether it be telling fucking jokes, whether it be a sport,
whether it be fucking trading crypto like a D-Gen or doodling.
I think that art,
I think life is art. And the art of living is a creative process. You've chosen where you guys
decided to live. You've created this fucking narrative. You've created what your world and
surrounding looks like. And I think a lot of people don't realize it. And everybody
is an artist, whether you believe it or not. I believe in you. And I'm telling you the honest
facts. I think people just get creative in different time periods of their life a little
bit more than others. And everyone has a natural creativity to them. And if you don't really know your your creativity just focus on
shit you fucking like all right don't focus on the stuff you don't like in life focus on the
stuff you like and start creating with that kind of stuff with that kind of energy with that kind
of vision dude you're deep this morning and some things are gonna come out of it, bro. So I'm just telling people, bro, I've seen some shit.
And I think that people got to respect art a lot more than it's given.
And we got a lot of amazing artists up here that are creating, telling a story.
All of their stories had validity, whether we believe it or not.
But I believe that you're an artist, Scott.
I believe everybody on stage is an artist. The fool in me wants to wish to have my soundboard
hooked up so I could play that old Saturday Night Live, the Stuart Smalley. I'm good enough,
smart enough, bygone people like me, fucking getting all super deep on me and shit, dude.
Must be the weed, baby. Must be the week baby must be the week but hang on no you're you're right though you're right though you're completely right
there's times where i feel very uninspired to go and create anything and there's times where i'm
just on fucking fire bro i'm not even trying to be funny and people are laughing. I'm not even trying to
put out viral tweets and shits going fucking haywire. I'm not even trying to be Pablo Picasso.
And in my own mind, I am. But no, I just think that there's always some sort of art behind what
we're creating. And if you don't think you're creating anything, the way that you're living your life is creating a picture.
So people are seeing you and reading that picture
in different ways.
But anyways, let's go and say what's up
to all these amazing artists.
Guys, come up here.
Tell us what gets you inspired,
whether you're an artist or not.
We'll get you inspired here today.
JTOG, what's up family wonderful wednesday brother yeah good morning how's everyone doing um
yeah phenomenal my brother how are you i'm doing great um when it comes to art, I feel like the art community is so supportive.
It's hard not to let your inner creative out.
You know, I just started documenting my journey.
I'm doing like sketches every day for a year.
So let's see if I can get any better.
I hope so.
I believe in myself. uh everyone seems to think
i i have some sort of talent i don't know a couple months ago i would have told you i was the least
artistic person you ever met so do you believe you're an artist um so i believe i'm artistic
i wouldn't call myself an artist though that's like me saying I'm not a retard and I'm a
half retarded come on bro you're an artist of course you're an artist of course that's like
saying I'm not a magician but I do know a few magic tricks of course you're a magician bro
look at this stuff you've created let me ask you this have you created those things with passion and love
yeah 100 then to me it's art i also believe you tried your best i i don't believe you
sandbagged it as well some people like oh i did try my best well bullshit you did try your best
and your best is good enough and And you could always get best.
Hey, there was...
There were parts where I got stuck and I reached out to a couple artists for help.
Or there was a couple times I had to resort to YouTube University, but I got it done and
it looks great.
I'm a scholar at YouTube University. I graduated from the hard knocks of YouTube University in 2012 and never looked back.
Now, dude, shout out to you, JT.
What medium do you like to put your creativity in the most?
So this may sound weird for doing sketches, but I like doing sketches on like a mixed media or even a watercolor like canvas paper, just because I feel like it's a lot easier for me to blend.
Maybe it's just because I'm beginning, but to me, it seems a lot easier for me to blend on those surfaces.
it's fucking genius if i were to go into doing some sort of paint and some physical artwork
It's fucking genius.
i would want to get into epoxy so much and just fuck everything up with a bunch of color
because it just looks so fucking cool the way that the liquid and
just things mesh and drip together bro it's insane
yeah i have a friend who actually does something pretty cool like that
with oil paints he'll float oil paints on water and then he does like a salt dip in it and the
paints will stick to whatever it's actually really cool i love that and guys shout out to all the
creative minds here in this space whether you believe you're a creator or not, we believe in you. Everybody has a sense of creativity. There's certain periods in life you feel a little bit more creative and more inspired to go out there and pave your way.
sometimes I feel JT I'm creative and art and a little bit of music but a lot more people have
told me dude you got the fucking art of storytelling and I don't even feel like I'm a good storyteller
to be honest but one thing that always inspires me is other people's story I'm a story catcher because I love to listen to the wisdom, the brilliance, the despair,
the sacrifice, the hardship of some of these stories.
And then it gives me just a better life perception and perspective of this whole bigger picture
of this whole bigger picture we're looking at.
we're looking at.
And then I go back to my canvas
and try to paint the best life
I could fucking possibly create and paint.
So, you know, I'm a story catcher.
I love to hear people's story.
If you got a story, which I'm sure everyone does,
if you got a history and you're not one years old,
I'm sure you got some history,
come up here and share with us.
We got Pablo in the space, and I know he's an artist. I know he's a creator. He's a fucking
great one at that. Pablo, GM in the AM. What's going on, Big Papa? How you doing, Pablito?
What it do, fam? What it do? Chillingilling man, GMing everybody up here.
JT, big shout out JT.
Yeah man, I mean...
I can get creative, you know what I mean?
Like, I think everybody...
First off, my question is...
What inspires you to go and create Pablo?
Because we already know you are an artist.
I'm not going to ask you that.
Everybody should know by now.
But what inspires you to go and create things?
And what mediums do you like best?
I'll be honest with you guys.
Lately, the space has inspired me to be doing a lot of art uh was it was what actually
brought me back to you know doing art uh to be quite honest it happens that i jump into a community
about a year and a half ago and i started you know checking it out how how it worked and i was like
man this is um this is something that i can you know saying totally
see myself doing it again um so i would say the space this space actually got me back to our being
part of the drip team in a sense uh signing up for them was really phenomenal because i don't
think i have ever seen any other uh community out here as far as the art
goes that do what Drip does directly with the you know with the artists themselves like you can
actually get them to help you to do things so that already it's very important there
so that makes a big difference you know what I mean um and i mean i use everything man i do
like canvas i do paper i do the ai thing sometimes i started on but you i'm sure that you gotta
have it into the ic like that's cool listen i i'm i'm i'm a hands-on type of person myself i like
sketching i like you like sketching. I like sketching.
Sketching is my favorite.
Yeah, it's my favorite thing.
I actually, I have a first time. What do you draw when you sketch?
When I lived in New York.
People, houses, scenery, landscapes.
My favorite thing is perspective.
It was one of the things that I kind of like really loved when I started drawing.
And I really, I was drawing since I was of like really loved when I started drawing.
And I really, I was drawing since I was a kid, like trying to copy things.
And then the perspective is something that I really, really enjoyed doing it.
So I would say that that will be like the main thing, like sketching it out, doing just like doodles, like doodling.
You know what I mean?
Sometimes you get some cool stuff um but yeah
that's about it uh and i mean practice makes it perfect you know what i mean like it it takes time
i have art in high school there's no perfect there's no perfect art correct
well art is always uh i don't think i don't know i don't remember who says that but uh art is never
finished is all uh it's abandoned i think it was i'm not sure it's not picasa somebody maybe i don't
know i don't know you know one amazing thing that i've learned especially about physical art
and it doesn't necessarily need to just be painting or sketching because what i do with with stones i could
fucking make you a punisher logo with cobblestone bro i've done some really crazy designs some
circle designs with actual stone and a concrete saw and hard work and physical labor and to me
that's art and the sense of completing something physically with your hands
is like almost a sense of pride and accomplishment so for a lot of artists when they actually
have this tangible piece it's a sense of accomplishment a sense of pride a sense of
success and uh where do you love to show those pieces off? And then my other question is, not every artist, not every person believes that they're a creator and artist.
And sometimes they lack a little inspiration.
It seems like you found some inspiration with other artists and other communities with a sense of involvement.
But any advice you would give to an artist that is maybe on artist block right now stuck maybe feeling a little
paralyzed sure i mean you never and uh if you know if you're not feeling it you just kind of
step away but you know you always kind of get back to it you always try to do it again um you know what I'm saying it sometimes it gets hard but
um you know the inspiration can come from I mean several different you know places so
I think it's really uh where your head is at the moment and uh you know if the inspiration is not
there you need to take a walk you just need to listen
to some music at least that's what I do you know what I mean um so music and and and and you know
like sometimes you just gotta uh uh you know try it again it's not you're not always gonna get it
perfect you know how many times I do things and I'd be like, damn, I got to redo this.
I don't like this.
You know what I'm saying?
But yeah, I guess never even up.
That's the main thing.
Always get back to it.
You know what I mean?
Sometimes you just toss that motherfucker out and say, okay, let me start it over.
You know what I mean?
When you feel uninspired, revisit some type of art.
Revisit some type of medium, some type of creativity.
And I guarantee you, if there's anybody that inspires you,
Marvin Gaye, Michael Jackson, Pablo Picasso, Da Vinci, 50 Cent, I don't know.
You're going to have to find it somewhere.
But for me, me always like you said
is revisiting some creative art whether it's music whether if it's a different medium a physical piece
has always got me re-inspired and um i love that i love the advice that you give take a break
don't walk away from your passions your goals your dreams don't put them on pause but it's okay to
take a 30 minute or an hour or a day 24 hour break nothing wrong with that so I like the advice you
gave there Pablo great advice brother GM in the AM to everybody retweet the space guys drop some
NFTs we're looking at projects we're looking at artists we're looking at creators
let's go baby if there's any questions that you guys have for the community or for these amazing
artists come up here and ask it I see we got uh we got a real artist in the space as well my name
my man are Brio a Brio how are you brother it's a minute man. Good to see you up in FOMO FM as
always. I own a ton of my man's pieces. He does really cool abstract art with color and it's
just something that I just fucking love. Arbrio, what's up my guy? GM, GM. Absolutely. Good evening to all my speakers, panel and the listeners.
It's great coming to your space, Tony.
And you, you, Phoenix, NFT, Geek It, everyone has been a great support for my works.
And answering your question that art is our part of our life.
It's our existence.
And I paint to exist myself.
Because if I don't paint for a certain period of time, I start to feel that I am lacking something in my life.
I am lacking the ability to tell my stories in my own way.
So I am always, you know, the art is our voice. You can say those things we cannot speak or we
cannot write. We paint and create composition and give that message to the world.
and give that message to the world.
I absolutely love that.
When you feel like you're stuck,
you gotta get back to the craft.
Dude, I don't know who keeps botting us,
but we don't got fucking 500 people in this space, alright?
I wish we did, but unfortunately,
the honest truth is we don't.
So take your fucking bots and go home.
Stop fucking bringing them to the party.
I like real art and real people.
He's probably going to come to your DMs and say,
man, I brought my people to you, man.
Now you got to pay me $20, man.
God damn it.
I don't want any bots in here.
I want real souls, real creators, real people,
people that throw emojis, people that are not in the sewer or the grease trap.
It's okay to have a couple people not wanting to show their face, but 400, 300, come on.
What the fuck's going on here?
We're the biggest space on X right now, Scott.
Let's go. Where's the fucking flame?
Oh, exactly. Where's the fucking flame oh exactly where's the fucking flame for these when you get when you get that hot that quick on a space like organically you get the flame
oh shit another 150 just joined god yo somebody heard somebody heard you saying don't bring the
bots to the party and somebody's like you know what fuck this i'm gonna spend my money to to to get him you'll see good i don't give a fuck promote my ass i don't give a fuck
the thing about trending and shit soon fucking straight up all over the thing is there's other
people that probably only bring the bots to the party and their spaces never pop off and they're
like well i'm gonna sabotage the guy that's organic
and this was a real thing back in 20 uh 23 there was a thing called super spaces and it tracked
spaces it tracked analytics it tracked followers it could tell you who was the longest listener in
in every single space it could tell you over a course of spaces who your most consistent listeners was,
the person that joined, and how many times they joined, the amount of duration they stayed for the total time of your spaces in general.
And one of the biggest things that I always brought up to them was that there were people juicing their spaces with obvious AI and bots.
And they were going a little bit higher than Doodle Genics,
and a few of the top juggernauts here performing in this space.
And they said one thing.
They said, well, what if somebody decided to buy you, Tony,
and it would throw your metrics off and your statistics off and your organic reach off?
Would it be fair to penalize you?
And I said, obviously, it doesn't seem very fair and it
could possibly happen and look at it now scott people see when you win big you just keep on
winning so fuck it 7 000 people want to join this space join it but anyways let's get back to the
conversation guys what are we buying today we're exploring everything outside of bitcoin and alts and deep diving into nfts art memes creator tokens and founders here in this
space we got a lot of creative minds up here and even if you don't believe you're an artist or a
creator you are creating a life you are creating a bigger picture for yourself and people are seeing
it on a daily so let's go around the
room and say what's up to everyone. Brian, how are you doing, my friend? GM in the AM.
What inspires you to create, Brian? And do you consider yourself an artist?
GM in the AM. Tony, what's up, brother? I wouldn't personally consider myself an artist,
I wouldn't personally consider myself an artist, but in the form of welding, because that's what I used to do for my career.
I would say I was a bit of an artist when it comes to that.
I actually posted something down in the Purple Pill.
I used to make what I called, they were called bolt men.
called boatmen pretty much i would take like scrap um you know hardware bolts nuts um other
things and then weld it tack it together uh to make like um these like uh representations of
like hey this guy's working uh this say this guy does boating or sailing i make like a sailboat and
like all these kind of different things i had had a guy retire. He was an excellent,
excellent welder. His nickname was Rocket. So I built him this like boat man. I put it down in
the comments, has a little rocket, a little piping thing there. And it took me probably like two,
three days to make each one of these things. But I think everybody is an artist in a way. I think
people don't give themselves enough credit for the creativity that they have.
And there's different forms of art, guys.
It's not just drawing.
It's not just paintings.
It's not just, you know, NFTs.
There are many different forms of art.
And I feel like people need to give themselves more credit.
My grandfather's a welder.
I'm from Toronto.
And one of our biggest monuments was the tallest building in the world at one point it
was the cn tower and then after i think the bari khalifa or whatever it's called was bigger but he
welded this fucking sick version of the cn tower it's probably the size of my forearm my forearm
with my hand open and it's just so sick bro Out of like spark plugs and all these really cool mechanical things,
there was like a fan gear as well too that was on it.
Dude, welders and engineers are fucking artists.
They don't believe it, but I believe it.
Yeah, dude, if you're cool,
I'll post what I made up in the jumbletron.
You can get an idea of some of the things that I was doing.
But I'm a fabricator.
So I would build.
Do welding fabrications?
Yeah, I would just build shit, man.
I'll put another picture on there.
I made this entire stainless steel cart for what is a passivation sink where I would clean.
We had to clean.
I worked at a pharmaceutical company.
I did all the orbital machine.
1,000 people, Brian.
Whoa.
All organic.
Somebody's gotten hard.
Who the fuck brought 1,200 bots?
Like, we're at 75 people.
Sorry, dude.
I'm trying my
I'm testing my AI bots. Sorry, dudeudo, I'm trying my, uh, I'm testing my AI bots.
Sorry, Dudo, sorry.
Sorry.
Sorry.
Any of them real?
If they are, send them up here.
If they're not, keep them in the grease shop.
Brian, sorry to interrupt.
Go ahead, brother.
No, it's all good, man.
Yeah, I fabricate all kinds of things you know built built carts
put it in the comments let me see you name it yeah i posted the bolt men that i made uh up top
uh there's a guy heliark weldon on pipe uh one my my was my first uh boss ever my first
superintendent uh one of the best guys i've ever met and worked for in the trade uh just fantastic
but uh yeah i'll put some more of my stuff in there.
But a lot of piping stuff, man.
Dude, this looks like the moon fucking landing.
Oh, yeah, with the silver and whatnot?
Yeah.
Yeah, it just looks like the moon landing.
It looks like a fucking spaceship's behind it.
Looks like they got some sort of, like, you know,
beam that they're trying to like install on the
moon maybe a fucking flagpole or something the guy has his oxygen tank there that little wire
dude this is some cool abstract physical art if you if you understand well and i'll explain it so
his nickname was rocket that's what the rocket is there for so i was going for kind of a space
theme that's why i painted silver uh behind him is an argon bottle. And then he's got a TIG torch in his hand.
And then there's the pipe on the jack stands that he's about to weld on. And if you look,
you can zoom in. I made a little intricate grinder that's laying on the floor next to him.
That's what that little red cord is. And it kind of built it out that way. And I did a handful
of these, but mostly it's building
things for people to you know use at work you know building stands hangers i mean you name it
like you said fabricators and welding is such a great skill to have pretty much tell me to build
something other than functional stuff have you have you done any more abstract or more creative
more fun stuff for yourself or i have. I got into belt buckle
making for a hot minute there where I would make these fancy belt buckles out of tubing
and other pieces of metal. I'll try and dig up some pictures. I'm not sure if I have them on my
phone. I know I got them on my computer. I did that when I was an apprentice. I got into that
for a while. They turned out pretty good. They're pretty cool. I did that when I was an apprentice. I got into that for a while. And they turned out pretty good.
They're pretty cool.
And I would make some fancy tape measure hangers.
I know this stuff doesn't sound like much, but for the tradesmen guys, everybody wants
to kind of pimp out what they got, their tools, this and that.
And I got into that for a little bit as well.
But a majority of my welding was simply doing like x-ray welds at like nuclear
plants refineries and things like that that's crazy that's so fucking exciting like i said
everybody is an artist whether you believe it or not guys the creative mind is in you
sometimes there's periods in life where we're feeling a little bit more inspired or creative and other times we need to tap back into the art we need to tap
into some craters themselves music always gets me pumped up I've been
listening to a little Mac Miller this morning this afternoon this evening
whatever you want to call it here's a dope song from Mac.
I played it earlier in the space, but it's worthy of a second play.
Let's go, baby.
Turn up with us.
Roll up your THC.
Somehow we gotta find a way.
Gotta find out.
No matter how many miles it takes. It don't feel so good right now. Let's go.
Shout out to Brian, down to Georgia. Down to Georgia, Jack, and Bob.
Tighten you down now.
Water, baby. On top of my shoulders And there's some shit, I'm out of the box This the level of my
Needing it all right now
When forever is gone
Baby, the weather is strong
Whether it's hot or cold
We're coming knocking on your door
Well, I'ma, I'ma maintain
I'm saying so high
Put the ladder all the way up
Till we touching the sky
And you know you're there wrong
And we love it a lot
All I, all I, all I wanna do
Is free your mind
We don't see no lines
We don't call them a side
It's a very small world
We don't fuck with the size.
Yeah.
See the bigger picture when it's beneficial.
Love and how I'll catch you.
Blow the whistle when you run out of time.
Yeah.
Waking up, open up my eyes.
Do you mind if I blow your mind?
A little closer, baby, don't be shy.
Why you worried that it's gonna be fine?
I guess that kind of day is really all I'm trying to say.
We don't have a lot of time to waste. Somehow we gotta find a way. I guess that No, but it all comes falling down. Let me see your emojis if you're lit right now.
Who's the real person and who's the boss? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, Yeah, yeah. Better know self, I've been in this shit so long that it don't smell Turn a hotel to a castle, living like a king for a friend Down through nothing that's a hassle, besides even that castle made it stand
You just might slip into the seat, fuck it all if it all ain't me
Maybe we inside the maze, now we gotta find a way
Somehow we gotta find a way
No matter how many mountain days We gotta find a way. Somehow we gotta find a way.
No matter how many mountains.
I know I feel so good right now.
Where the hell come falling down.
When the night meet the lights to the day.
I wouldn't wait forever Just to show shot
No better time than that
We don't need no more
No extras
We are we today
DM, DM, DM, DM, DM, DM In the AM to all of our friends hopefully you guys are rocking and having a wonderful Wednesday click
on that little purple button on the corner of the room retweet it if you haven't already
do doodle genics is solid and shout out to all the creative minds that are pulling up whether
you believe you're an artist or not, you guys have the creativity.
Your life is a big picture.
And you guys are the artists.
You guys decided where you've lived.
You guys decided your friends.
You guys decided even what job you decided to show up today in this space.
Whatever medium that you're creating in, come up here and let us know.
And show us some dope NFTs. And hopefully we make some sales here today. whatever medium that you're creating in come up here and let us know and show
us some dope NFTs and hopefully we make some sales here today Jessica GM in the
AM I know you're a real artist I own a piece of yours and you make some amazing
artwork how you feeling on this wonderful Wednesday GM GM everybody. And thank you for that, Tony. Yeah. How are you everybody? I see you, Scott.
Doing fabulous. Wonderful Wednesday to you. What inspires you to create some art, Jessica?
And what mediums do you really love to create it?
The most I love to create my physical artworks, mostly in acrylics,
and I do some cocoa and stuff too.
So that's what I love because that's when I really can do what comes from my heart.
So that's the main.
Then I started with the digital and AR art, and that's not so easy as you can think
it's just not to put any prompts
so mostly all of my things come from where I stand in life
and just created from my mind and soul at the moment
so I can relate to a lot of what Pablo said
and the original say about
creating art. So it's been, I created.
And what inspires you?
Everything. Nature, life, feelings, emotions, just what comes up in my mind at the moment.
just what comes up in my mind at the moment.
When I create physical art,
I never decided before what it's going to be.
It's just a piece of work until it's finished.
Very interesting.
Some artists don't want to create
until they have like a whole concept, a theory, a storyline.
And then yourself, you just kind of free flow it in and you take inspiration for everything.
I think there's a lot of inspiration.
If we put down social media, some of the distractions in life, some of our concerns and problems,
just stop to smell the fucking flowers or just stop you know for a second
and go touch grass or smoke grass but that's really interesting any specific artist that
ever inspired you to go out and really create some of your best work or is there a specific
artist that you really admire yeah Yeah, I have one.
She's unfortunately not alive anymore.
But I started doing some art courses
and she was very grounded,
very close to her feelings.
And she taught me to believe in myself
taught me to believe in myself and that I could paint and so she is my most inspiring artist so
and that I could paint.
she's not known at all but she made me do my best works
so I always have her in my mind when I do my physical artworks.
What's her name?
Her name was Katarina. She passed away a couple of years ago in cancer. So,
but she's always on my shoulder when I create physical artworks.
always on my shoulder when I create physical artworks and I love that
sometimes people themselves are huge inspiration right if a father or mother
puts a paintbrush or a microphone or a soccer ball in a kid's hand at an
extremely young age they're gonna develop some sort of craft for this, and they're going to own this art, whatever it is, whatever talent, skill it is. And I admire a lot of my peers that come
up here on a daily basis, bust their ass. And a lot of the artists, I hate to say it, but I feel
like they don't get the recognition that they truly deserve because it is super creative it does take a lot of time
and hard work just looking at some of the people in the music community and you know music as an
art people like king of hearts he's been a producer for over 15 years he creates music
not for his monetization because he does it because he loves it you know whether hundreds
of thousands of people are going to be playing it or 50 to 100 people here in the space are jamming
out to it on a friday night or people are owning it on the blockchain he does it with purpose he
does it with passion he does it for the love of creating and those are the people that for myself
it's easy to get behind because it shows definitely shows when you're a
creator uh whether it's content whether it's a space whether it's a community whether it's a
piece of art whether it's a project whether you're doing fighting and you're a martial artist or you
know you have some other skill and you've really tapped into a craft you've owned this art and I think just a lot of people
they're lacking a little of inspiration because they're not really focusing on things that they're
really passionate about things that are not pulling them for me when I look at art I love
abstract art because it's kind of open to perception and speculation I like colorful
artwork as well too because life's such a colorful thing, you know?
It's never a dull moment,
and it's never as black and white as we see it.
I like doodle artwork
because sometimes it feels like
there's a lot of characters in life,
and, like, maybe a cartoon that you're watching
on Saturday or Sunday morning.
What else?
I like a lot of physical artwork as well too because I do believe in that tangibility aspect of it.
I'm a big collector of physical items, whether they just be nostalgic collector items or rare items that have some sort of value on secondary i definitely like the value
of holding art i bought five six canvases i seen one doge in the space i picked up some canvases
from one doge uh here on x shout out to physical artists but art is not limited to just drawings
and martial arts and music and and just these few mediums it's it's
abundant and i think that a lot of people have to come up here and really explore the creative
talents that they have and really own that craft because that itself will become an art so let's go
around the room and say what's up to nb or sorry brian you want to add something go ahead brother
yeah yeah i posted posted in the purple
pill the style of
those belt buckles that I would
make. I would make them in all different kinds of
styles similar to that one.
Yo, that was dope.
Hey, everybody.
GM, GM,
NB, what up, Nicole, how are you?
I'm good, I'm sending love here from South Africa
and I'm chilling my project that I am inspired by, by my grandma
it is something that is close to my heart
and yes, I will drop it in the comments
it is my own NFT creation that I love doing from digital art.
So it is to support orphanage here in South Africa.
Sorry, Mike, it's a bit loud.
So the orphanage is close to my town.
My grandma used to donate to them every time, every year, but she can't do it anymore.
So I took the vision and the vision to take it further.
So every cuddle is a cuddle for you and a cuddle for the kids.
You mint one and that goes to the kids to buy supplies for them that they need.
And it's only 0.2 Solana.
You can go check it out.
Get a cuddle, give a cuddle, get a cuddle give a cuddle stack a cuddle
for some today
well tell me about the art because we're having a conversation about art i appreciate you for
coming up this morning what inspired you about your grandma to go and create some art
go and create some art she's just a loving and caring person and she loves to do knitting and
creating and i started with um digital art since the beginning of january and i thought that a
cuddle type of form of art would be a great way to take everything further
there's a lot going on give us a visual of the artwork nicole pin it up to the top if you don't mind i appreciate you coming up and sharing just a lot going on in the background i apologize for the noise in the
background as well too tie line is just a fucking party man these guys don't know not how to party
it's a fucking wednesday and it looks like it's a saturday night scott these guys got bottles out
it's like fucking 7 30 bro i don't know who parties this early, but if you don't start early, you know what they say.
You can't go all night.
Anyways, we're going to play another song right now.
Get everybody hyped up.
Retweet the room if you haven't.
Shout out to all the DGens,
the artists, the creators, the founders,
everybody that's up here with us.
And never run out of inspiration
because there's always some here with
doodle Jennings and for more I'm not hanging with me for Lord, I'm not going to come for the top But I might be pretty, my son, I'm not going to fight
I'm not dying in this church, I don't get you
I think Eli made me famous
I've been up for my Lord, so I got no people
Yeah, used to wanna be a superhero
Flyin' around with a cape with some bad guys
Now my head underwater, but I ain't in the shower and I ain't getting baptized
To the good and the bad times, all the cuts broken bones from the black eyes
Young motherfucker with a mad mind, made a couple million of rap lines
Y'all can't tell me nothing no more, came from the basement under that floor
You don't come close, you don't need to know I'm the goat
You don't need to know how I go, cause you know that you won't i want to do is the most back flip off the ropes got hope when i'm
in the post you're my girl too clutch to choke and i ain't calling it quits you can build a wall
with your bricks but i keep talking that like this like this liquor still in my cup, get faded when I wake up Cause everything is too much, so what?
Woke up this moment with a great idea
Maybe I can exist forever right here
Let it run
Yeah I'm gonna run. Yeah. Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
Okay, okay, well, I'ma be here for a while longer than I did expect to.
I was out of town getting lost as I was out of town
Now I'm in the clouds
Calm down when I run out of death, yo
But I never run out of death, yo
Well, I'ma be here for a while
Longer than I did expect, yo
I was out of town
Getting lost till I was rescued
Now I'm in the clouds Calm down when I run out of town, gettin' lost till I was with you Now I'm in the clouds, calm down when I run out of depth, you
But I never run out of depth, you
120 on a car that I don't whip
I don't even pull it off the driveway
Throwin' up shots like I don't miss
Never put a limit on the high stage
Try to pull my car till I'm go fishing
You ain't gonna find a lie in my face
I'll pick it up and let it go quick
They wanna get pushed much Yeah, I don't say nothin fish. You ain't going to find a lie in my face. I'll pick it up and let it go quick.
They want to get pushed.
Yeah, I don't say nothing that I don't know.
Jumping out the womb wearing parlo.
Everybody want to jump in, but I'm old school.
Long wolf, take them on solo.
Yeah.
I don't need nobody.
I don't need to be nobody.
I'm just doing my thing.
Keep it at the crib.
I don't see nobody, no.
So over there with that bullshit. We don't need it on this side.
I'm pulling up in that new shit, you always whipping that dick ride.
I demand your respect, I won't share my connection.
Let's get this clear, I am here, I don't care who got next.
Young Vedder, feeling like they forget, I let it slide.
This time, like 25 years I've been high and no less, yes
Shit I know, I don't guess
Grab the claw, I won't stress
Better say that shit with your chest
Okay, okay, well, I'ma be here for a while
Longer than I did expect to
I was out of town, gettin' lost till I was rescued
Now I'm in the clouds, come down when I run out of jet fuel
But I never run out of jet fuel
Well, I'ma be here for a while, longer than I did expect so
I was out of town, gettin' lost till I was rescued
Now I'm in the clouds, come down when I run out of jet fuel
But I never run out of jet fuel Music Welcome back.
Welcome back.
Wonderful Wednesday to everybody.
GM in the AM to all of our creators, artists, founders, investors,
people that are seeing Web3 out, living their dream.
Shout out to everybody that's pulling up here in the space.
I'm going to pull up some new speakers.
We got some new people on the panel that we have to check in with and say, GM, today we're
exploring the creative aspect of Web3, seeing what we're buying everything outside of bitcoin and alts from nfts to memes to one of
ones to creator tokens to communities and supporting founders let's say what's up to dr
soli dr soli gm in the am wonderful wednesday to you my brother what is shaking bacon
GM GM GM bro how's everyone doing today I'm just driving back from work now had a fucking
very busy day I drove like 600 kilometers already I'm doing today and I've still got
like 80 kilometers to go to like 400 miles I think think, or so on. So yeah, man, fucking driving all day, man.
Markets are still, you know, recovering a little bit.
So I'm doing all right, I'm doing all right.
I'm chilling, bro.
Just ready to get home now and smoke a fatty
with a cup of coffee.
Hell yeah, baby.
Happy to have you tap in slowly, guys,
show them some love.
Sorry for this fucking party music that we got going on over here. Hell yeah, baby. Happy to have you tap in, Soli. Guys, show him some love.
Sorry for this fucking party music that we got going on over here.
I didn't get an invitation on a Wednesday. I'm kind of feeling excluded.
But, um, Dr. Soli, do you admire art? Is there anything that gets you inspired to create?
I asked this question to Scott and I asked this question to a lot of people up on the stage that weren't necessarily artists do you consider yourself an artist
i don't consider myself an artist um in like drawing and that like i've been thinking though
like that i do really wanna i'm just cooking some up in the background let me keep it at that but
um i've never been good at drawing but I've always been such a creative person in other aspects, like just DIY shit, you know, out of a few copper pipes and a bit of wires, I can build whatever you want, you know, so in that type of thing, I might be an artist in like, yeah, just fucking real life shit, you know, not drawing or painting, to be honest. I'm shit at drawing and I'm shit at painting as well.
Life comes with different forms of abundance and different mediums of abundance.
And not all of the artists draw, not all of the artists sing, not all the artists play musicians,
not all the artists are martial artists.
So, dude, it's a skill.
It's a craft.
It's an art in itself.
Every single day that you wake up and you decide to make a decision,
you're painting the fucking bigger picture of your life,
and people are noticing, bro.
And whether people believe that they have this creative nature or not,
everybody has a creative nature.
And if you feel maybe uninspired or maybe not tapped into it, just start getting back to doing things that you like.
Because that will inspire you, that reconnects you to your passion, your purpose, things that you loved over the course of your life.
And the outcome of it is you're gonna do some creative
shit so dude i definitely consider you to be an artist what other stuff have you created with
your hands you said you did some stuff with copper pipes and stuff anything physical brian does very
similar stuff he's a welder he's a fabricator it's awesome to see people like that like that
in our community yeah man i'm uh i'm a very qualified electrician
so i used to be an electrician for i've been an electrician for like two three years
um but other than electrics i've been really good with like um motorbikes as well scooters
i've built my own scooter from the ground up made it go like from 50 kilometers an hour tuned up to like 120 kilometers an hour um
aerox sprinter aerox is what i built so i'm good with my hands man anything with my hands
electrics like i can build a whole house to be honest anything like with building or with
electrics or you know industrial electrics i know all of the in and out of electrics to be honest
and then yeah i'm just good with my hands bro like if you want something
building i can build it you know that's just have you created anything for yourself outside of
a project maybe for a client or a home is there anything where you felt creative and that was my
other question is what inspired you to create yeah i I think one of my best creations was that,
you know, I've flipped maybe 10 scooters in my life.
Like I used to buy them a broke scooter, you know, moped.
And I just used to fix it up.
But my best creation was that Aerox Sprinter that I built.
It took me quite a while to build.
But yeah, like from a scrap Aerox that didn't even run,
I bought a new engine, you know, fitted it all.
High SCCs, different air intake, different carb, just everything changed it.
The electrics, it put fucking police lights on the scooter, you know.
So when I'm driving, it looks like this cop is behind someone.
Just crazy shit, man, like that.
Yeah, I think that was my best creation, to be honest, man.
I was really proud of that, and I've had so much fun on it until the cops impounded it.
Dude, if I could bring back one car and it's still there in Canada, it's the 89 Continental, bro.
This is a fucking badass car. This is my grandfather's whip.
This is a fucking badass car.
This is my grandfather's whip.
He had the one with the gray and the soft gray top.
This thing was just so fucking badass.
Super fucking retro with shit.
And there was one version of it where somebody painted this purple.
This thing looks like an absolute pimp mobile.
So, dude, I love rebuilds
I love when people you know
Have a dream car or a dream bike or something like that and go and create it
Because the resale value is just priceless and I know it's also just really cool to see them
Bring their dreams to life. So that's pretty dope, bro
Yeah, I appreciate man. That was you know, that was one of my cash cash hustles as well bro just
buying broken scooters and fixing it you know but now busy with web 3 it takes a lot of time you
know fixing cars or scooters it just takes a lot of time and thoughts you know dirty hands the whole
time so yeah dirty hands clean money was my was my saying and i'm still
gonna say it because i'm not like one of those fugazi project founders or ceos or influencers
that will just take money to show bullshit so i believe in hard work i believe in grind i believe
in being the hardest working person in the room. And I think everybody has a
creative mindset. Dude, there's times that I feel super unmotivated to create a conversation or
create a space or go out there. And I just think about all of the inspiring people that show up.
I think about all the inspiring people that are in a sense almost depending
on the space not because they need it it's because they enjoy it and i enjoy to see uh
them excited thrilled laughing you know having the time of their fucking life connecting with
people selling some art buying some tokens making money it's a great feeling and it's also a community
building activity that every single day we show up in these spaces I wish that
there was a lot more people that took them seriously but today we have an
amazing space out of all of the bots that are here there's still about a
hundred real people that showed up today no no jokes aside we got bought it's heavily by somebody and
that's all right we're just continuously growing puts more spotlight on us I
really don't give a fuck you know nothing throws us off we just keep
creating and being active and and having the mindset of if you never stop you
never fail we'll bring you some of your biggest wins.
I put out a tweet just a second ago. Who's locked in? Who's in grind mode? Who's in builder mode?
Who's in creator mode? That's the ultimate alpha. When you start getting locked into these
mindsets, when you start tapping into your creativity you really start unlocking true
potential so abrio we really didn't get a chance to hear a little bit more about your artwork so i
want to spin it back to you before we move forward in the space bro gm again tell us about some of
your latest creations that you've been working on my brother uh thank you, Tony. I'm painting my new work.
It is known as the Echoes of the Mind.
The concept actually, I have been working on this concept for the last two and a half
years in the concept of African mask and terracotta. So I create my own compositions in AI,
and then I take the reference from that
and I create my own,
and I paint that in a different way in the portrait.
So the concept gives us that the different state of mind
we have actually when we live, when we exist, but somehow we
conquer those distractions and we try to move ahead in our life.
So that's the basis of this work.
You can check out its object and 15 editions of case for case.
Abria, when you feel uninspired, what gives you that inspiration to come over that artist block or creative block, bro?
Actually, I think that whatever last I have created, I should create something absolutely
different. But at the same time, it should be my style. So that inspires me to create
something really different, really unique. And obviously, it should tell my story, it should tell my own mindset. So that keeps
me going. And you know, I have been an artist since 30 years of my life. I'm 39 now. So
every day I try to create something different, something which I haven't thought of. So that also
inspires me to do well.
I love that, brother.
Last question I have for you, bro.
You're an amazing artist. I was taking a look at
your pieces. They're super
affordable, guys. Go take a look at them.
Five Tezos. You definitely
can't go wrong owning some of
his artwork i own a bunch happy collector happy supporter happy community member i love that you
came to the space today if people were going to look back at your legacy because a lot of artists
unfortunately their legacy really kind of takes off unfortunately when they're no longer here right
we've seen some of these historic artists
and they've gotten all the praise
and the love kind of after
that they've disappeared from earth
but if somebody was to look back at your artwork
and to tell a story of a legacy
what would it
read bro
what would it leave
that is a very deep and I know I'm a meaningful
person, to be frank. My art basically is about the failures, is about the losses in my life.
I have gone through a lot of pain and sorrows in my personal life also. So I think people can relate to their struggles, to their sorrows through my work, then I would
be the happiest because I feel that painting beautiful things is also good, but there should
be someone who should be depicting the sorrows and pain also. So I always get inspired by the works of Edward Munch
and you know Henry Muthis a lot.
Edward Munch? Let me take a look at this guy.
Edward Munch, I see him.
Let's take a look at some of it.
Oh, his stuff is amazing, bro.
Yeah, yeah.
One of the most
famous paintings out here um the edvard munch influencer of art uh like this is the this it's
he has one of the most iconic painting it's almost like the scream guy with his hands over his face
which is awesome it's even sold here in thailand bro that's how
iconic that is uh what's the second guy you mentioned he was hendry mathis h-e-n-r-i
m-a wait one sec one sec h e n r i it's very similar art style yeah he he was a competitor to Picasso.
To Picasso?
Yeah.
Wow.
He was around, I think, late 18th century to 19th century, somewhere around that time. people don't understand this i'm sorry for the music it's tied people are partying like animals
right now uh i always say this art that has simplicity there's some simplicity is in the
design of the art you know what i mean it's there's beauty and simplicity because there's so much
design there's so much thought in it and it doesn't need to be
over complex some of it this guy's pieces this hermy guy matthews uh super simple bro
really simple lines really simple colors a little bit of a fade almost looks like a
a child could have did some of the artwork, but very very famous
Very interesting my brother. I like that style a lot bro. I
Like that salad and that kind of reflects in a lot of your stuff now that you mention it now I see it more
But I feel like you have a little bit of the first artist Edwards
Style more dominating your artwork. It's a little bit more abstract just kind
of like his was versus this hermy guy it's a little bit more clear defines more simple clear
cut but really cool bro really cool style yeah the style of the art, actually, an artist should depict their own story.
So it itself will create some different thing from the other artist.
So if I'm telling my story, so my story will be completely different from any other artist.
Hell yeah.
I love it, Arbio.
Thank you for coming up and sharing sharing i see some legends in the space
jamming the am to everybody that's pulling up rocking out here with us uh 5 000 people bro
the number just keeps going up it's like bitcoin scott do you see this? We had 80 people at once.
X is completely
just fucking. I see it. It says like
4,700 or something.
I feel like Mario Nafal right now.
He is
57,000
right now.
I made him juice his numbers
because somebody bought it me.
You see how retarded that shit is?
I can't believe that.
Scott, do you have any really sick art on your skate decks?
Were there any, like, really historical artists that did collaborations with any of these skaters like Tony Hawk or anybody else of recent times that is worthy of mentioning that maybe the skate deck art was just fucking nostalgic, maybe just original?
thing was when
Liquid Death
mixed their
mixed
paint with like, I forget,
like a pint of like Tony's blood.
And then they did
like a limited series of skate decks
that were painted
with that, which is
then sold.
I think there was only like
50 or 100, I forget, offhand.
So yeah, and then there's been like various collabs over the years.
I don't personally really collect skateboards.
All the ones I skate usually end up broken in half at some point
or just like have no pop.
So I just end up going through them every like month or so when
i'm skating regularly um i maybe have like a half a dozen or a dozen that just over the last
like five years have an events here that people have you know signed or tons of people have signed
and then given to me but yeah no no real um i don't I mean, there is a lot of history with that.
I'm just not a collector really up to speed, to be honest.
I'm surprised you didn't say skating as an art for yourself, my guy.
I saw some of those.
I said that earlier.
You did?
When you said about my art artists and stuff like that,
I had included skateboarding in there.
So, yeah yeah that's dope
people got these hidden talents that they may not even want to share
some people shouldn't share them because you know if you sound like you're singing in your shower i'm sorry we're gonna have to run you but if you do have a nice voice if
you do have some amazing art if you do have a skill maybe a secret talent I
think it's definitely worthy to come up and speak about it art takes forms of so
many different mediums and there's a lot of people that feel very stuck in kind
of in this artist or creative block. And there's so many different things that can inspire you.
Life should inspire you.
You guys are creating the bigger picture on a daily basis with every single decision.
So whether you believe you're an artist or not, I'm sure that you got some creativity
in you come up.
And even if you're not per se an artist, you can always give a shout out to an artist
up here in the space.
Let's say what's up to Rahim. Rahim, how are you, my brother? GM, wonderful Wednesday, baby.
Do you consider yourself an artist, Rahim?
Yo, GM, my brother, how are you doing?
I do not consider myself an artist. I don't think I'm an artist at all.
So, yeah.
I'm sure that there's something
that you're passionate about,
that you do extremely well,
that people just don't know.
Maybe you don't even know right now
you do it extremely well.
Maybe it's an uncultivated talent or skill
that's just waiting to develop
and get inspired by something here today,
or maybe even something that you do
throughout the course of the week.
But are you sure you're not an artist, bro?
I'm sure I'm not, but I have a lot of things I do that inspires people also. So probably
I could call myself an artist that way.
Well, tell me about it. Ron, do you want to share this secret talent?
Oh, well, if it's a secret talent, then it probably stays a secret.
But then...
But I thought about that as well, too.
You know, if you have some really good news and you can't share with anybody,
it kind of takes away from the good news.
And it's always okay to accept it
and be happy and excited for yourself.
But what's the point of good news
and accomplishing something
if you can't share it with somebody else
that appreciates it?
You know what I mean?
And that's the whole aspect of art.
It's like people have all these stories
and have all these creative concepts and visions and ideas
and i'm sure that you got ideas bro everybody has thoughts throughout the day you got like
30 000 thoughts you gotta have a few ideas in those 30 000 so what have you been spending some time or creating?
Well, um lately I've been I've been more into
the world info fight trend has been happening to the people space and
doing a lot of community management for some projects and basically all that, creating content,
writing content for projects.
Now we're getting juicy.
What kind of content do you like to create?
Mostly writing.
I'm more of a technical writer.
Are you a storyteller?
Are you a spoken word person? Do you like poetry?
Are you a spoken word person?
Do you like poetry?
No, but I read more of poems, but I don't write. I read a lot.
So some sort of poetry inspires you. That's dope, bro. I think rap comes from poetry, to be honest, and a little bit of rhythmic rhyme.
and a little bit of rhythmic rhyme.
Yeah, because when you put the lyrics of raps together,
it sums up to something.
Poetic justice, baby.
You know what it is.
Well, if there's anyone needed...
Sorry to interrupt you, Raham around just for a second bro yeah so a brio just made a sale we had phoenix crypto a real legend a real art collector a real
community supporter a real queen of queens decide that she's going to support a brio and it's not her first time
doing so she's got lots of pieces of a brio's artwork in her uh collection of art and pieces
so shout out to you phoenix crypto a real legend she's still on vacation and she's still supporting
people from an undisclosed location. So I'm telling you guys,
there's no excuses to feel inspired.
There's no excuses to create.
And she just created a connection.
She created a connection between an artist
and a supporter and an investor and in a collector.
And it's a mutual respect that generally goes both ways.
So Abrio man, shout out to you and shout out to phoenix
man how do you feel bro abrio hello hi yeah i was uh talking with of my uh sorry my bad actually
the phoenix is created so uh has collected so much that i i will be always be indebted to her, you know, and she
has a different perspective of art. Every artist who comes on the stage, she has a very different
and beautiful perspective and she describes a lot, which we can also learn that we have
had this perspective, we haven't we have this perspective.
We haven't thought of that perspective.
She gives a different perspective every time
with each of my work and also other artists work.
It's really the way she has supported all the artists.
It's really awesome.
Well, I think we got a special guest coming up
the co-host doing the most collecting nft supporting all of the amazing creators
and artists here in this space
gm in the am phoenix congratulations on that amazing piece, the mask piece that you just picked up from Abrio.
And I'd love to hear your perspective on maybe some of his art and just creative artwork in general.
How are you doing, Queen? GM in the AM, what is going on? Good to see you.
Good morning, Doodle. Good morning, Scott. Jessica, Sully, Avro, everyone here. I just woke up and I'm a little late to the space, but of course you're here supporting artists and just spreading alpha in the communities. I just had to be here, even though I'm still on vacation.
And just what a perfect way to start my day is just to see Abro's work.
I do have a lot of his work because his art is always so inspirational.
It's always so moving.
And that's what really makes me admire artists so deeply because they can express themselves so beautifully and so powerfully through their art.
And Abro's art is particularly inspirational.
And when I saw it, I think the title of it is Echoes of the Mind and what I thought about is our own personal journeys there's so many
distractions and I look at the picture here and there's a lot of vague colors in the back it's
undefined it's out of focus and sometimes when we're journeying through this life our lives are
sometimes out of focus and vague and undefined because we're not quite sure where to go.
Maybe we've lost our way.
We've lost our feeling.
We've lost the path that we are on.
And there's a tendency to become intimidated and afraid. you look within and you listen to the echoes of your intuition, the echoes of the divine,
the echoes of the universe within you, then you can find that next version of yourself
because I see three faces there.
And to me, that seems like those versions of ourselves looking for us to step into them
and become them.
Because once we find our way again, things become more clear, things become more bold
and defined like those masks that I see there. And those faces look determined, those faces look peaceful and full of contentment. And I think that's what we feel and what we become. We become fearless and bold and content once we listen to those inner voices, We listen to the inner divine.
We listen to the inner whispers of the universe, and we find our way again, and we find the
new version of ourselves that we were always meant to be.
So that's what I see when I look at Auro's piece here, and that's why I had to have it
in time.
Thank you, Auro, for giving me the beautiful inspiration and beautiful reminder of who I am and who I meant to be here.
Much love.
Give her a round of applause.
Throw those hundreds.
Throw those hearts.
all those hearts like i said one of the best best linguists in the fucking space when it comes to
looking at art and seeing perspective and just having value and admiration for the creative
mind so phoenix it's always a pleasure to have you up here and she is obese with nfts i'm sorry
phoenix i looked at your Birkin bags I just kind
of like tilted my head sideways a little bit here at the studio and your your
bags look swollen like I'm talking juiced so much doodle juice that it
would give my liver an explosion my kidneys wouldn't be able to handle all
that juice so you got the sauce you got the
juice how do you do it phoenix crypto how do you do it how do i do it i don't know it's the passion
that drives me i don't that's the only way i'll be obese is with with nft and art that's the only
thing i'll allow so yeah i just I'm a glutton, I guess.
It's a little shameful.
Maybe I should allow other people to get the art, too.
And I do give people this.
Forget about it.
You get it when you want it, baby.
I do have some questions for you.
Enjoy this amazing time music, because I guess I didn't get the invitation to party on a Wednesday, but they're having a massive block party in the fucking parking lot.
It's hilarious.
They got the fucking...
This is like a tailgate party at a football game.
Scott, this is what it looks like.
You're going to have to get down there and be like an investigator,
you know, CNN or something, international news.
Here live at the Thai Festival street party.
We got people going crazy, standing on tables. They're just throwing crawfish at each other,
catching it with their mouth, dancing and getting everybody hypnotized like belly dancers.
Anyways, back to the space. Phoenix, I do have some questions for you. I don't want to bother you this early.
You can always say pass or call a friend.
You got two lifelines.
But when you're looking at art, there's so many different mediums.
There's so many different forms of it.
What form or what medium really kind of drives you or inspires you to take a look more often than others?
Well, I love all types of art, but something really draws me sometimes to surrealism because when you look at surrealism, the theme of surrealism is that you're taking
yourself outside the bounds of reality. I think those artists have more freedom because they're
not bound to what's typical and what's normal. And I think that that resonates with me, the freedom
of it. And you can do anything with surrealism.
You're not bound to rules.
You're not bound to what the general public thinks are the rules of gravity or any rules.
So I love the freedom in that.
And then I love the way, I love to pick apart art and find my own inspiration in it.
And it's a fun way to put a puzzle together
sometimes you're not um an artist has their own theme and their own inner thoughts when they're
creating but then they also give you the freedom to look at their art and pick it apart and put it
all together again like you're recreating a puzzle to find your own meaning and you can do that so well with surrealism because
there are lots of things you might look at it as a jumbled piece of art different things that
aren't supposed to be there end up somehow in the same place but you have to look at it and find
see what the artist was thinking when they created it and then also find your own meaning so I really admire um that that um that I'm just
woke up so I'm having trouble thinking but I want to say genre of of art but that's not quite correct
but I'll stick with that yeah maybe category something else is on the tip of my tongue but
it's so early I just woke up so I can't think of the word right now. So I'll go with category of art. But yeah, I do enjoy surrealism.
But I just love art in general.
I'm not an artist in the traditional sense.
But sometimes I do think art can be a spiritual experience.
You know, maybe I was life.
All I know is that I love beautiful things.
And it makes me happy.
Vibrant colors, even dark art.
I can just find whenever I can find inspiration and think about my own life and elevate my spirit.
It resonates with me.
And sometimes I look at a piece of art and my heart just aches and I long for it. It's like this dormant piece of my soul has awakened to realize that it's lost this sacred and mystical treasure.
And the treasure, the sacred thing is the art that I see before me and I just have to buy it.
So that's how I feel about art.
I love that Phoenix script, though. script oh you got one of the best perceptions here of art and the way that you articulate on
all the little details all the little cool abstract you know features about the artist or even the
piece itself is very interesting so much love to you jail put your hand down we got a cue here
please don't mess up the mental cue here we're gonna go
around the room and say what's up to everybody guys retweet this space let's
get it pumped up I don't know how many bots are gonna come in this space but I
do see over a hundred real people so shout out to everybody that shows up
participates here with doodle genetics on a daily basis I appreciate you guys
coming in here lighting up this space
We're gonna play this one because art I believe is timeless and all you guys are timeless Hi I'm gonna get hit. She's crazy, don't mean we can't get up on my side. That one of the busts I know I know that I'm primers.
I put my son in some rage.
I put that gun off the hit.
Talk is no 22 clicks.
I'll make a hug, come on go so.
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I'll break a heart, come I go so
Put on a shirt, you put on a blake
You're like a stain, you're belly to the lick
I had to tell it, I had to say I was a dick
No, I was a thief
She's singing my songs
She wanna dial it
Trying to get hit, crash like a fake
Your project is beat Project that tape, smile on my face Ain't paying shit, I'm gonna get hit, crash like a fake. Your project is beat, project that take.
Smile on my face, ain't paying shit.
Come and get checked, right to my neck.
I'm on a wrist, she in the sky.
Hell of a cat, push out the chairs, fall on the press.
I get my spinnin' in Paris.
That's for these hoes, they finna fuck.
That's for fun, it's all they ain't got.
I'm just finna hate, I finna hate.
I'm rustin' it, all I'ma do is you, I'm gonna hate you I'm gonna hate you, I'm gonna hate you I'm wrestling it, all of my viewers
I feel like the rock
Ever since I was a kid, I've been legit
If I was you, I would cut up my wrist
Exotatic on over her body, oh
She didn't swallow her and I don't mind it
Ever since I was a G, I've been a G, oh no
You should let her go, she wanna be a woman
Several old tannin' on her body, yeah
It don't matter what they say, I'm timin' it's sad
City on fire, when I'm comin' home I feel like the sky, I feel like the dawn Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
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Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
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Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. BBC boys on the creep, feel like it's O3 Neptune drillin' a beam, she hippie flippin' a beam
She wanna fuck with the team
She fell in love with the creep, she fell in love with the scene
Ooh yeah
Her man quiet, not a beat, broke his heart, beat the SD
Hold his chest, let it breathe, let it breathe
Niggas team and I got a priest He got a cross, get out of line
Send him to God, I shed a tear
Break all the laws of you
Ever since I was a kid
I've been a G
If I was you, I would cut out my wrist
Exotatic all over her body
She didn't swallow ball and I don't mind it, yeah
Ever since I was a G, I've been like, yeah, yeah
You should let her go, she wanna be a f***, oh no
Double O-tatic on her body, oh
It don't matter what they say, I'm timeless
Timeless, timeless, timeless, timeless, timeless, timeless, timeless, need timeless all
Timeless, timeless, timeless, timeless, timeless, timeless, timeless, say timeless
Hey! .
Shout out to all the OGs. guys are timeless art is timeless it is torrential downpouring here and
when it rains it rains nfts baby i am extra bullish so turn up with us if you see some nfts
or see some creators and artists that you really resonate with they inspire you go out and support them i honestly
think that everybody is a creator everybody is an artist to some degree whether you believe you have
that creativity or not you know anything that you're doing with pure passion and pure love
you're creating something special so get up here share that with the world share that with 7 000
people oh my god i think we got half of X listening right now, Phoenix.
My knees are shaking right now.
My toes are curling right now.
My mustache is kind of like pringling up like the Pringle Man.
I don't even know what to say.
Twisting up like the Pringle Man.
I'm stacking our chips over here.
Setting a record.
The biggest space on X ever.
Even Mario in the fall, Scott, had...
Did I just rug?
I think Doodle rugucked a little bit.
Doodle?
They're not going to rug me.
They can't at this point.
We're fighting bots with bots.
I'm a bot.
They're a bot.
They're fighting bots with bots here, Phoenix.
They think that they can bot me?
The OG?
We're in the matrix right now. Yeah, you're the one.
We are in the matrix. There's a lot of agents that showed up today. A lot. But I know who's
real because I see the reposts. I see the comments. I see that you guys don't have just
you guys don't have just three posts
three posts and it's just all the same shit. And it says Marvin Afol.
and it's just all the same shit.
And it says Marvin NaFal.
Even Marvin NaFal
had to call his bot guy and be like,
yo, Doodle Genix.
Dude, something.
Seems to be breaking the algorithm right now.
I am the algorithm, bro.
And you got 7,000.
This is out of control.
Dude, who spent this kind of cash to fucking pull an april fool's prank on me but it's not fooling me i'm loving it y'all just giving me more fucking attention
go ahead go ahead there's still about 150 real motherfuckers here and i can count them easily but 7 000 people elon who did you who did you
call to get this space connected bro did you guys not tell me i had fucking elon musk coming to the
studio today scott or fucking i don't know donald trump or somebody who the fuck else is going to be rolling by on the speaker panel pretty soon?
Is The Rock coming?
I didn't want to tell you, but I did run into some people on vacation,
and that's why there's so many people here.
There is going to be a surprise.
You'll see.
Phoenix, I think you onboarded half of that frigging yacht.
Holy smokes.
Anyways, that's amazing.
Scott, in another four seconds, we had another 250 just pop in like it was just Christmas.
Santa Claus was giving gifts today or something.
Hmm.
Hmm.
I'm looking through my notes, guys, seeing if we have any special guests.
Nope, Grant Cardone's not coming. Gary Vee's not coming. Okay.
Keith, nope. Keith said he's sleeping in today. He said he's not coming.
All right. Who else? Hmm.
Scott, all the other pages are blank, bro.
Did you call Gen ZO and gen zio do this did you and your little fucking gen zio
gen z's do some shit to doodle because if i sniff out a little z in gen zio and see that
it's a gen zio thing i don't know. Who's behind it?
Somebody earlier was saying how I saw some posting there like engagement's down today.
Maybe engagement is down, but all these spaces have inflated numbers.
Like every single space is like times 10, except for like there's a couple that just started, I guess. But all these other ones, like 94,000, 7,300, 4,700, 1,500.
People who don't even ever do a space.
93,000?
94,000 is Mario's space now.
He jumped up more.
See?
Dude, this guy is competing with Doodlegenics right now.
Look at this.
He won't be outdone, Doodle.
He won't be outdone.
He won't be outdone.
You said earlier he had 4,000
and now we have 7,000 and he still
won't be outdone. Phoenix is right.
No, he was at like 40 or 50,000
before.
But yeah, no, he, it's been
everyone's has been, I mean, now it's at
95. I mean, this shit just
keeps going up. It's going to break 100,000. Dude, we dude we're gonna break 10 000 people in this elon's gonna come on here and it's
gonna go crazy everyone's gonna shit's gonna go even more nuts to a million i'm rugging this
i'm rugging it i'm fucking rugging it we're not going to fucking 10 000 if you if you come back
if you come back it's just gonna automatically go again watch They're just following somebody, I think, or multiple people.
And next thing you know, you're going to leave and restart it.
And the shit's just going to happen again.
I mean, look, look at fucking Mario.
Oh, shit.
What happened?
Let me see.
Trying to see what Mario said if it jumped up to 96 or 97 now.
That's kind of funny.
That's amazing.
Well, guys, if you are bullish
that's one word to use
amazing
amazing
there's 95
thousand bots in there
that's amazing
on how Elon doesn't
penalize this guy he tweets every
minute he engagement
farms to the max.
He probably got a check that's probably over
like $10,000 to $20,000 coming in
semi-monthly.
I hate to spill the tea, but
you know?
We know what's going on here. But anyways,
let's get back to the space.
Let's get back to the vibes.
Shout out to everybody. I want to play this last song for you guys.
What are we smoking today, Doodle?
We're going to be smoking this song.
Nice.
And we're going to talk.
And to answer Scott's impression thing, impressions aren't down today. They're up again.
Send everything higher. Send it up. Send the great timmy up. up again Thank you. music Well, I don't need to lie no more
Nowadays all I do is shine
Take a breath and ease my mind
She don't cry no more
She tell me that I get her high
Cause the angel's supposed to fly
I ain't asking her why no more
Oh no, I take it if it's mine, I don't stay inside the lines
It ain't 2009 no more
Yeah, I know what's behind that door, yeah
Okay, you gotta jump in to swim
Well, the light was dim and the light was thin
Now every day I wake up and breathe
I don't have it all but that's alright with me Take it nice and easy, took a flight to see me
Send you back home with a light that's beaming The whole team about to figure it out
We ice cold, that's what winter about And sometimes, sometimes, I wish I took a simpler route
Instead of having demons that's as big as my house
Have a ball with a dribbling bounce
Cause the party ain't over till they kicking me out
Isn't it funny, we can make a lot of money
Buy a lot of things just to feel a lot of ugly
I was yay high and muddy
Looking for what was looking for me
But I don't need to lie no more Nowadays all I do is shine
Take a breath and ease my mind She don't cry no more
She tell me that I get her high Cause the angel's supposed to fly
I ain't asking why no more Oh no, I take it if it's mine
I don't stay inside the line Say that 2009 no more? Oh no, I take it if it's mine I don't stay inside the line
Say that in 2009 no more
Yeah, I know what's behind that door
Yeah, they ask me what I'm smiling for
Well, because I've never been this high before
It's like I never felt alive before
Mm-hmm, I'd rather have me peace of mind than one
Cause you see me and you, we ain't that different
I struck the fuck out and then I came back swinging
Take my time to finish, mind my business
Life ain't a life till you live it
I was digging me a hole, big enough to bury my soul
Weight of the world, I gotta carry my own, my own
With these arms, I can carry you home
I'm right here when you scared and alone
And I ain't never in a hurry
You don't ever gotta worry
Even when it's 7.30 and the time is running low
When your heart gets cold
See what's behind all them unturned stones
And I'm a pro when it comes to my job
But really, I'm just trying to start believing in God
Now when it gets hard, I don't panic, I don't sound any alone
Because I don't need to lie no more
Nowadays all I do is shine, take a breath and ease my mind
And she don't cry no more
She tell me that I get her high cause the angel's supposed to fly I ain't ask her why no more
Oh no, I take it if it's mine I don't stay inside the line
Say that ain't 2009 no more Yeah, I know what's behind that door
I don't need to lie no more Nowadays all I do is shine
Take a breath and ease my mind.
She don't cry no more.
She tell me that I get her high, cause the angels supposed to fly.
I ain't asking why no more.
Oh no, I take it if it's mine.
I don't stay inside the line.
Say that in 2009 no more.
Yeah, I know what's behind that door I'm not asking why no more. I'm just getting high some more.
Put my eyes closed. Let's go, let's go baby, we're back.
It is a mon-fucking-soon in front of me right now.
Like literally a monsoon I can't even see three feet in front of me right now.
It's just, it looks great.
So much water, it looks fucking great.
Holy shit, it's crazy.
Can you hear the noise?
I'm sure you can hear the noise.
Sounds like I'm in the fucking shower now.
That's great.
Anyways, GM in the AM to everybody.
Go outside, touch some grass today.
It's a wonderful Wednesday wherever you are in the world.
Good afternoon, good evening if you're on the other side.
We got many more people that we're going to speak to here today, guys.
Hit the request button, hang out with us, rock out with us.
And I appreciate you guys for chiming in.
Cho, Sita, you had your mic open this whole time.
What's up?
Just engagement for me? I think...
Okay.
Thank you. Come again.
Who else we got up here?
Domo on Soul.
Everybody's just switching seats now like musical chairs well let's say what's up to a real
artist zoni what's up my guy hey guys good morning good morning how are you i'm good i'm good i was
um kind of fighting with the Wi-Fi for a second.
Just kept going back and forth from speaker to listener. So it was pretty annoying, but I'm doing good.
Well, happy that you're rocking and popping out here. Are you an artist?
Yes, I am.
Yes. So I'm an architectural photographer.
I basically photograph buildings around the world and I turned it into art.
So I have several different projects, origami nexus, Beijing reverberations, mectotums. literally photograph a building and then I basically turn it into whether it's some type
of form or an origami or a being and I basically see the beauty within the building that was
photographed. So it's pretty cool. That is pretty cool. I like the urban planner.
That was always something that kind of like interests me.
I know that a few of my friends got into urban planning and kind of deciding where buildings and structures go.
Kind of how the city is going to be pretty much designed.
It was such a cool job.
So that's so cool.
And what other mediums do you like to kind of create it?
What's your favorite?
Honestly, I have so many. I started off as a fashion designer, and especially right after,
right out of college. And I learned very quickly within within that realm like it's hard to have your own brand
you kind of have to start out under other companies and even with that they take your work
they don't necessarily give you credit um so from that i actually ended up getting into photography
back in 2012. um i don't know it was just something about it being in front of the
camera and being behind the camera. It was something about just being able to take a photograph of an
object in particular building and really tell a story. And from that, it just kind of like blossomed into basically what it is now. And
again, I've been in the space for, I'd probably say since 2021. I was actually a part of a really
big project. It's called Twin Flames. I was one of the twins. Justin Arvarsano. I went really big, really massive in the photography NFT kind of realm.
And that's what actually motivated and pushed me to actually put out my photography as well as my art and just get a lot more comfortable.
So I'm still learning, like just learning how to basically navigate within these spaces.
to basically navigate within these spaces.
But having platforms like this is really important
because it allows artists, real artists
and authentic artists to be shown.
So I definitely appreciate you for having this space one
and then two opening up this door for me.
Yeah, that's awesome.
And do you have a favorite artist of all time i know it's kind of on the
spot no pressure but is there one famous artist or one special person doesn't necessarily need
to be an artist that just kind of inspired some of your artwork or that you really admire or look up to? Yeah, I mean, I have a lot, but one of my favorite architects is Zahar Hadid.
She's amazing. Unfortunately, she passed, but she has some spectacular architectural buildings and
designs. Definitely, if you have a chance and opportunity, definitely look into her. Her eye was so keen, precision, the way that the building was basically built, displayed,
the look, the color, the color contrast, like everything. So that's actually what really
inspired me to like really get into shooting the buildings in particular. And then of course you have people
that's been around for so long.
But some of the newer artists
that I wanna actually highlight is like Mojica,
Mad Maxi, Zamora.
These are different artists that I've been actually really inspired by, especially within this space.
And they've been really trailblazing and really showcasing different ways and different mediums to really showcase their art,
whether it's through drawing or it's through digital art or stuff of that sort.
So, yeah, I have so many. I don't want to take up too much of your
time, but yeah, I would definitely love to connect. So thank you.
No, that's why we have the space. We're not taking up to the time. We're sharing,
we're connecting, we're creating. And a lot of people, like I said, throughout the space,
maybe just feel sometimes like they hit this artist block or creativity block.
There's a lot of inspiring people here that I've connected with and through X Spaces through the course of almost eight years being in crypto.
So I appreciate you coming up. I'm going to shoot you a follow as well, too.
And let's keep on building.'s keep on growing awesome thank you
again and thank you guys for for listening always always it's what the community is about
showing up for each other building with real creators there's so much negativity and there's
just so much toxic behavior in the space it's nice when
you find a space and a group of people that are actually supportive and want to see others win
i always say it costs literally nothing nothing on x to support people just a little bit of sweat
equity and a little bit of time and that is your most valuable asset and commodity or whatever you
want to call it but i really admire a lot of the creators that show up daily put in that effort some of them just
never see the respect and the exposure that they truly deserve and hopefully we can change that
here with doodle genics fomo fm a lot of the amazing people that we have in our community are
really enthusiasts about creators and artists whether that's content whether that's
NFTs physical martial arts just art takes so many different forms and every
decision that you guys make on a daily basis is literally painting the picture
of your life whether you believe it or not and people see that so stay
consistent in what you believe
in, what you're passionate about, what you truly do love. And if you feel super uninspired,
stuck, or maybe on this artistic block, just go back to your passions. Just go back to shit that
you fucking love and enjoy. And I'm sure you'll feel exhilarated. i'm sure you'll feel exhilarated i'm sure you'll feel
some sort of excitement and you'll be inspired again to create something that you love so
with that being said let's say what's up to all the ogs i see we got new people on the speaker
panel we're gonna blast through everybody we're gonna pull up some new speakers as well too i see
mau i see meta guardians king boo i see uh chico jeffrey domos our requests just fucking keep as well too. I see Mao, I see Metal Guardians, King Boo. I see Chico, Jeffrey,
Domo. Our requests just
keep getting bigger here. But we're gonna get
everybody up here in a timely fashion.
Just hang out. Be patient with us.
Rock out. Let's say
what's up to Em. Em, how are you, my friend?
You've been up here for a second.
Are you an artist?
Yo, yo, yo, M, are you there?
Just engagement.
He sleep.
He sleep.
Engagement farming us.
Engagement farming us.
Alex, GM and A, man.
How are you, my friend?
Do you consider yourself to be an artist?
Wonderful Wednesday, bro. GM, doodle, GM, all the speakers, all the listeners.
Yeah, bro. I consider myself an artist. Usually like just as simple as even walking to work,
right? I choose a different path to walk every day and my brain just works in an artistic fashion
and we take it into racing cars. Right.
Like you said, mixed martial arts is art. Well, driving a car or racing a motorcycle also is art, you know.
And then on top of that, I dabble in a little bit of A.I. creations and I have my own collection and stuff.
So, yeah, I think I'm an artist in many different ways, man. And I love that you touched on that. Right.
in many different ways, man. And I love that you touched on that, right? Like being an artist
isn't just like pen to paper or, you know, being a digital artist where you're drawing things. Like
it could be so many different things. Like, man, you could be so good at baking a cake that that's
considered art, right? So doodle, like you really hit the nail on the head with that one, bro. Like
artistic is like multifaceted. Like it can't stop. Like, you know what I mean um so yeah man a photographer
is an artist in my opinion right like he's got the eye he's got the vision he he knows what he's
doing so man like this question is like barely could be answered with words to be honest
I have another question for you and not to put you on the spot or anything, but there's times where people do feel like their creative juices or their creativity is lacking.
Maybe they hit artist block, creative block.
What would you advise people do in this time or what would you do in this time or have you done personally to kind of get you over that hurdle?
Awesome question, man.
This is this goes hand in hand with creation. you've done personally to kind of get you over that hurdle? Awesome question, man. This goes
hand in hand with creation. When I feel blocked, I just stop, right? Like I don't try to force it.
I go outside and I try to live and experience a new experience, right? I try to go live something
new. I try to go to the beach and walk in the sand and just walk on the earth
to get rebalanced, go touch some grass, go do some hiking, you know, things like that, man.
You always want to experience something new to give you something else and give your heart
something to really feel right. Like we're artists, which means we feel things. So I look at it like
looking for something, you know, when you're looking for the proverbial
lost thing. Well, the more you look for it, the more you're not going to find it. Right.
So you got to kind of stop looking for it and just go back to just doing you and enjoy. Right.
Like, just relax. That's kind of like finding the mojo and finding the artistic behavior that you
once knew to have. Right. Like if you see that you're blocked and you're not
going in the way that you want, well, why do you force it? Why would you waste time? Instead,
use your time and go enjoy a new experience, whether with your loved one, by yourself,
man, even go to the movies by yourself, right? If your wife's at work and nobody's around,
you know, people say, oh, it's's weird this guy's going to the movies by himself
dude you don't get it like you know sometimes we all need that peace and that alone time right so
spend some alone time with yourself and go go try something new that's what i say to him
and that usually works for me
i love it.
We spoke about it earlier.
People have to reconnect
with what they're passionate about.
And sometimes going to the beach,
sometimes seeing a loved one.
I don't give a fuck who I piss off on a daily basis.
They shouldn't fucking come to the space
and they should not fucking
disrespect me. Oh, absolutely not. Absolutely not. Uh, anyway, that's a different subject.
Going back, going back to my question. There's so many different mediums of arts
and like we mentioned and you mentioned, and you realize that it's not so black and white.
It's not just so acrylic or charcoal or pen and pad.
There's so many different mediums.
What's your favorite medium in life to create with?
Oh, man, before it used to be my camera, right? Like before I got into this whole AI kick, I used to be my camera right like before i got into this whole ai kick
i used to love my camera i used to do a lot of uh basically like some car photography it was all
automotive stuff and if not automotive it was kind of just uh inspired by architecture. So it'll be architectural or automotive. But now with AI,
I've come to find myself to be an AI prompt user. So I've become a little bit of an artist myself,
man, using the AI. I know a lot of people, or not a lot, but some people like to look at it in a bad
way. But for me, I just look at it like the equalizer, right? It equalizes the playing field. And not even that, but it brought me such joy to create that now I'm actually redrawing some of this stuff myself on my iPad. And you've seen it. I even redrew a doodle because I love the how to love art, right? And how to create it.
And that right now is my favorite thing, Tone.
I love AI art.
I love just sitting with it and seeing what's possible
and what's not possible.
And, bro, it's a beautiful tool to use, in my opinion.
Like, look at my PFP, right?
So I had the guy Tempers, the artist and founder of Tempers.
He made a custom one of one for me
but i didn't really like it it was facing right the background was bland so i took another piece
from metal warrior which is a background and then i i had the ai pixelate it and then i put it in
adobe and i changed the the the hue of it so I changed the whole color palette of the thing.
And then I put it all back together. And it's like, bro, like AI is really an empowering tool for people that don't really have that artistic skill or that feel.
And this kind of opens the door for new artists. I mean, think of it, man.
Thanks to AI, we might see some of the most beautiful creations because of it man thanks to ai we might see some of the most beautiful creations because of it so for me
i'm a big uh i'm a big believer and a big pusher on the ai art sorry to go so convoluted but it's
a it's a story you know i said this earlier in the space maybe you weren't around but
i think a lot of people don't understand that everybody has a story. And
the decisions that they make, the creativity, the legacy that they leave, whether it be
physical, digital, on film, tangible artwork, people are going to see this. People are going
to see the legacy, regardless if you believe it or not. It's gonna happen your loved ones
Your family your family tree. It is what it is
And a lot of people just feel like life is passing them by they don't feel like they're an artist
They don't feel like they're a creator. They don't feel inspired by very many things when I speak to some of my friends back home
They're literally
just inspired by vacations that's it they got houses and they got families
even their kids don't even inspire them they literally just get inspired just by
one thing vacations but I think that if you see that life is a very creative
nature life is art art is life whatever I think that you'll
start seeing it in a different perspective you'll start taking those
different routes like you said and being creative you'll start doing things for
the first time again half of half of the people here the 20 million kajillion
people people here have never done something in the last week for the first time.
And it's almost like you're programmed as an NPC to just always do the same thing.
And I just believe that that takes away from the creative nature of life.
And I see that art takes different forms and some people feel uninspired.
art takes different forms and some people feel uninspired going back to the things that you're
passionate about definitely gives you this refueled re-energized mindset or mentality
and you just come back just more aggressively with the passion and the fuel and and the things
that you just love to do and it's a form of art. All those different skills, sports, even trading the charts.
Like, you're doing a fucking skill.
It's an art.
So create a legacy, you know.
Create with passion.
Create like it's the very last day you ever got to do it.
And you'll see that things are really going to change.
But anyways, I love talking to you, Alex.
I appreciate you
i want to say what's up to doge i want to say what's up to nft man i'm going to pull up some
more listeners if you ain't got time to be patient in the request slide out now don't worry about it
another 10 000 people will find its way into this space somehow. I'm not even asking questions.
Why now?
How much is Mario in the fall space right now, Scott?
We're competing with him.
We're going back and forth, neck and neck.
I don't even know who's doing that.
I think his space is over at the moment.
Now we're the biggest space in the world.
Holy shit.
The biggest space is you at 8,600, and then there's $4,700 behind it.
That is fucking retarded,
bro.
The $8,500 of the
listeners is kind of fucking funny, though.
It's retarded, bro.
It's super funny.
Whoever paid for it, they're like, you should thank them.
It doubled
every minute. I'm like, yo.
Wow. I think it's like $150 or something. Man, whoever did it, I it doubled every minute. I'm like, yo. Now.
Yeah, I think it's like 150 bucks or something.
Man, whoever did it, I would just thank them.
Well, here's the thing.
I count the real actual PFPs and then I click at them at the very bottom.
And we had 30, 34 or 35 rows at the max.
And those were real people.
We didn't get it there's nowhere near we even got like to 400 but whoever did that fucking that nutty shit you guys are the fucking nutty professor
bro why would you spend the money on that all right go and get yourself a
surfing turf or something. Go eat.
Just go eat on me.
Don't just give me all the credit.
I don't need it.
I've been grinding for mine since 9 years.
Go buy some top shelf.
Go buy some top shelf and smoke you one.
What's wrong with you?
Listen.
It did bring in
a vast amount of people that probably wouldn't have saw the space.
But I don't know who the fuck did that.
And that is just hysterical and hilarious.
And whatever it costed you, you're not sticking me the bill.
I had no way I would ever pay for bots.
I haven't even paid for a fucking boost on this platform.
You think I'm going to pay for fucking people that are not here
to make me feel significant of unsignificant shit
that they don't even accredit?
What the fuck is going on?
That's a mind fuck.
That's a whole sigh out.
Anyways, we're not going to go into it.
It's Kanye who's behind this, behind the fucking mask.
That's who it is.
I know it is.
It's Diddy, bro.
It's Diddy.
It's Diddy.
Scooby-Doo and Shaggy
said it was fucking yay.
Huh?
Kanye?
He's using his Twitter fingers for the wrong things.
Anyways, Mal,
do you consider yourself an artist?
GM in the AM, wonderful Wednesday, my
brother. We've been rocking out for almost three
hours now. It's been a blast being here,
hearing everybody's story.
I don't consider myself an artist. I consider myself maybe a good storyteller, and that's what people have told me.
And I'm more a story catcher of a storyteller then, because I love to hear other people's story
and remind others about some of the amazing people that we've had had in this world
and also are living in this
world that are doing great things so what about yourself mal you consider yourself an artist
yeah bro i mean i think everybody has their own art skills and also art is how you perceive it
right like i mean people who build shit artists people who design shit draw shit artists people
who like he was saying,
bake and cook shit, they're artists. They know how to prepare things to visually attract people,
right? Like anything that makes you whole inside is considered art to yourself. Like in Web3,
I would consider myself like my art expertise is like understanding and utilizing the blockchain
properly to educate people so that
they can understand what they're actually investing in. That's what I would consider
like my art, my art skills to speak properly to people about different projects and things of
that nature in order to help them out, right? Like everybody has their own different niche that they
bring in that helps the whole. And that's what you're looking for in this space. So yeah, dude, art is what you perceive it as.
Like when I go into a space of like a thousand people
and I can chill out big
and then you have people DMing the founder,
like, yo, how we work together.
That's like your art.
Your art was able to connect two different people
to come together and create something.
So yeah, bro, that's why I look at art.
The art of educating people is a really good
skill.
Really good skill.
Yeah, I call it the gift of gab, bro.
The gift of gab is definitely
being relatable
is a gift.
And I think that's what it is, you know?
Being able to relate to different projects, different people, different communities,
bring them together, that's a special gift in itself.
That's an art.
If you read this book, it's called How to Win Friends and Influence People.
In this literature, in this book, it's not telling you how to you know
manipulate people it just tells you how to connect with people on a more simple level and on a
foundational level i get it that is how it is though like everybody has their own thing bro
you got to find it and work together do sometimes people look look at CEOs and they're like,
oh man, how is this like the leader of this fucking company?
He has a fucking gift of leadership.
He's got a gift of vision.
He may have a gift of finance or marketing
with another background or a skill
that supports his position, right?
A lot of people just miscredit people. Another background or a skill that supports his position, right?
A lot of people just miscredit people.
A lot of people even kind of discredit their own creativity or their own skill or their own natural ability.
And some people have these raw talents and they're like natural abilities that are undeveloped.
And we've seen them historically really through sports figures.
There's been really great athletes, even the such of Tom Brady,
that got drafted the 99th person and literally was a backup fucking QB to Drew Bledsoe. And that was the fucking GOAT.
So it just shows you, you can have raw talent as an artist and not even know you're an artist.
Raheem, I'm about to just do what I'm about to do.
You know why.
See you, Raheem.
No excuses.
No apologies.
That's what my Jamaican brothers used to say to me.
The Jamaican brothers. They would do some fucked up shit to me and I was like, no apologies to my Jamaican brothers used to say to me the Jamaican brothers
they would do some fucked up shit to me now like no apologies in my bro come on
bro right you should have saw cheese face last night white air forces no
apologies it's a fucking war my guy. Saw $120 new sneakers.
I used to be so pissed off those white sneakers and then...
Oh, shit. No apologies.
I got you.
Alright, well, no apologies if you get dropped.
Don't be giving me no high-fives
and hands, alright?
It's like the waiter bringing me the bill before I'm done
eating. I'll bounce
on them. I'll tell them I'm going to the washroom, sneak out the back window, and then sayonara till tomorrow. And I'll come
back. But yeah, now I'll finish that plate of pasta. Yeah, give me that bill again. You're a
little too quick on that. Don't do that on a dinner with me. I'll be too scared.
I'm too scared.
No, you gotta live once, Phoenix.
You gotta dine and dash once.
If you've never done it once,
once, you've never actually lived, though.
Like, that adrenaline pump
in your heart, when you're like,
are they fucking coming?
As you look back over your shoulder, it's pretty fun.
I'll be in heels, though.
I'll be in heels.
No, no, no, no, no.
He's got to like... So he gives you the look, right? over your shoulder is pretty fun. I'll be in heels, though. No, no, no, no. You take the motherfucker.
No, no. He's got to like...
So he gives you the look, right? He looks at you.
Right? He gives you the look.
As he gives you the look, you should be pulling
the heels off immediately.
Immediately. I'm just telling you, Phoenix,
like, I've done it with girls. It's super fun.
Like, you're dumb. You're young. You're 17,
18 years old. You're dumb.
Just roll him back at him. He's like, huh. He's giving me a chuck. Yeah, yeah, exactly're dumb. You're young. You're 17, 18 years old. You're dumb. Just roll them back at them. Just like, huh.
Give them a truck.
Yeah, yeah, exactly.
Literally.
That's what you do.
Like, and we're in the country.
So, like, if you go to the city, you're just dead sprinting to the back of a pickup truck.
And you just flip right into the back of that bitch.
And the driver's already there because they left five minutes earlier.
Like, it's all.
You got to know.
You got to know.
Like, it is all, you gotta know, you gotta know, like, it's, it is the
greatest feeling, like, when you escape, though, because your heart was pumping the entire fucking
time, you're like, holy shit, are they coming, did they get the plates, and, like, you just,
you live, like, and then, like, really good, when you get really good, right, you just take off the
back plate, and you have the truck facing,. There's no plate there when they come out.
Just tip.
Yeah.
Don't be like me.
Don't be like Doodles.
We're stupid.
It happened once or twice by accident.
But also it happened to me.
Where people done that to me just like
motherfucker oh wait people left you behind that now that's crazy there's
been there's been a few times a guy has said I'm gonna get my jacket from my
cart like what the fuck does that mean bro you're in a restaurant you're in a
restaurant sitting down are you gonna fucking go into the sauna suit with this
plate of pasta like what are you gonna do with your coat?
Fucking in a restaurant. I need to go get my coat. And then he just disappears.
My girlfriend. Nah, I'll start blaming my girlfriend.
Don't go, don't hit me with my girlfriend this, my girlfriend that.
I don't have any fucking e-transfers. I don't have cash. I don't have this.
Yeah, you don't have any fucking e-transfers. I don't have cash. I don't have this. Yeah, you don't have anything.
Mm-hmm.
You got a house or you usually live in a cardboard box
in the back of your trunk in your Lexus?
No, no, I lied.
It's an 08 Maxima
because it's always that 08 Maxima.
You know which one I'm talking about, Mal.
Never trust a guy that just drives around in a fucking Maxima.
Never.
I'm sorry.
Even if it's a brand new one, 2025, I will never trust you.
Also, a guy that wears black high top Air Forces, I don't fucking trust you at all.
I don't really trust people that wear shoes, period.
Like, bro, you are blocking all the fucking current from your body. I don't really trust people that wear shoes, period. Like, bro, you are blocking all the fucking current from your body.
I don't trust you.
You don't understand your body's electric.
No, I appreciate that.
Yeah, bro.
Bro, Doodle, if it was allowed to in stores, you shouldn't even wear shoes anywhere, bro.
Stay the bare feet.
I'd be bare feet if I could do it. Bare feet, baby. See, Doodle, that's why we link, bro. Stay the bare feet. I'd be bare feet if I could do it, but then...
Bare feet, baby.
See, doodles, that's why we link, bro.
That's why we...
Bare feet, bro.
Like, you are getting all the energy from Mama Gaia.
Like, bro, people don't understand.
Jack, shit.
I run on the beach, like, three miles bare feet
in the fucking sand like I'm a fucking Marine.
That's some G shit, though, bro.
Like, I don't run
anymore i'll walk that shit but i ain't running no i still like to run just to keep the
keep the cardio up but nft man's in the building good to see you we got meta muse
in the building as well too we got muse in the house what up muse we got king of hearts what up mikey
art vision what up bro they brought in a lot of people that don't ever really come through
because of 8 000 people that's just funny dude you gotta appreciate that what the fuck look at
the numbers here's the thing I've noticed that you know and
from the course of time and I would never ever pay for that shit and I've
seen other influencers do it and their growth has been a little bit more
exponential but they also just do a lot of fugazi shit bro and there's not like
more than like three people in this whole fucking space that's
dragging my name through the mud talking shit about me.
And if they are, they're
dead broke. They fucking do crack.
They fucking cook shit
up. They're fucking
in another lifetime fucking
back in the day.
Yeah, back in the day. I don't even want to say it.
Back in the day.
Back in the day. Yo, hey, bring up Keith it. Back in the day. Back in the day.
Yo, hey, bring up Keith Doodle.
Ask him what he did in his face last night.
We had like 30 Nigerians come up that stage, bro.
Every profile, it sounded like the exact same person.
I was like, this is amazing.
Everyone he brought up sounded like the exact same person.
I was like, how is it?
He won like two giveaways two different profiles
But the same dude in the voice I was like how fuck did this happen? It's amazing. They're they're so good at this
They they're so good at this back in the day. I used to get engagement farm by
Make name our people and like
They used to fucking kill it with me i'm like yo how many
fucking profiles you got in my discord bro you're winning all the fucking nfts like
it was stupid bro it was literally stupid
bro i have to say they are very very good at that like i actually went through like i've given away
like over 200 neighbors since we launched, right?
Doodle.
And like I actually went through
and kept over 160 Nigerians.
I was like, man, these guys are really good
at winning prizes.
Like it's phenomenal, but they do bro.
They have 300 million people in their country.
Bro, right?
And they're like, they all have like 300 profiles each
and they are very consistent all have like 300 profiles each and they are they are very consistent and be getting in that algorithm and
Lighten your shit up, bro. I'm telling you
So so the here's the thing they're good at like creating the profiles
They're not smart at creating new wallets where they put shit to those open a new wallet
And then after they when they send it to their main wallet
I'm like you guys aren't that bright.
You're really good at creating profiles, but you're not that bright on like keeping your assets hitting when you're sending it back to your main wallets.
Like, guys, do something else other than that, because now I'm just blacklisting your wallets.
It is wild, though.
One day we're going to have a space,
and all I'm going to do is read the DMs and funny tweets.
And I'm going to do it live on camera, too.
And then after, I'm going to read the comments of people,
what they think of them.
It's going to be the funniest thing I've ever seen.
Is it called Cup Shakers Elite?
Now, do you know how, like, back in the day,
they used to put, like, Obama and fucking, like, John Cena, and they would read their tweets, like, their angry tweets of people, and then after they would, like, say something clever back to them?
I'm not, I'm just gonna eat it.
I'm just gonna eat it right on the chin.
I don't give a fuck what the comment is.
If it's funny, and it's, and, uh, it's trying to and it's trying to
say something, I'm going to bring it up.
Or if I just find it funny as fuck.
Because asking me for $30,000
for surgery, that shit is
hysterical to me.
Tell me you played the
skit in front of all the people in here, right?
Tell me you played the skit.
No, not yet.
Oh my god, doodles.
We'll get to it.
I've had some crazy shit happen to me on space in the last week or so.
People telling me that incriminating themselves on space, but that was back in the day.
The time was served, And now things are cold. So nothing better than a cold dish of revenge, you know, to piss off all the fucking haters.
Tell them.
Anyways, we got the original.
He may have that shit queued up.
I don't know.
We may play it in a second or two.
I don't know.
We have a song, bro.
It actually transformed into song.
No, you didn't.
It got really creative.
Yeah, the original made a masterpiece
even Scott Storch
oh shit
even Scott Storch
was a little bit fucking worried
when D made this well
seeing that it's been brought up
it's undoubtable
I have to play it for you guys so
strap in for some real dj and
because back in the day i mean back in the day you never know what might what happened
i seen her i was like she was like i felt like it was just the one you know what i mean
it was like when i pulled up on her i was like i used to be a crack dealer back in the day
crack dealer back in the days. Bro. I used to be a crag dealer back in the days.
Bro.
You look cool.
I used to be a crag dealer back in the days.
Nice.
I used to be a crag dealer back in the days.
Nice.
I used to be a crag dealer back in the days.
Nice.
I used to be a crag dealer back in the days.
Bro.
I used to be a crag dealer back in the days.
I used to be a crag dealer back in the days.
I used to be a crag dealer back in the days. I used to be a crag dealer back in the days. I used to be a crag dealer back in the days. crack I want you crack and I'm back in the day. I used to play crack and I'm back in the day.
I don't get cried, you know I'm not.
You want me crack and I'm back in the day.
I'm down, I'm down, I'm down, I'm down.
Once I seen her, I was like, she was like,
I felt like we were just the one, you know what I mean?
I was like, pulled up on her and I was like,
it felt different.
The one, it felt different. It felt warm. It felt like the one.
Only one.
And it's crazy, because my backstory was just,
I used to be a crack dealer back in the day.
You was a crack dealer back in the day.
I was a crack dealer back in the day.
Hidden Crop.
The one and only, the original.
Man.
Dude, I'm fucking just, like, when I hear that shit, I just start laughing because, like,
Bro, no shit.
Then the piano comes in, like, to-do-do-do.
That was so fucking clutch.
It's a real song, man.
But that really happened to us, so that's what makes it so fucking great, you know? It happened
within like a minute, though. It was like, hey,
what's going on? Nice to meet you. Oh,
that's soon. Oh, yeah, yeah. Well, how'd you meet
your girl? And then it's like, fucking, that's
the next minute. It was just like, wait, what?
Like, it's the most unexpected
shit ever. And now we have a fucking
That's how you go zero to 100 real quick.
It's a fucking song.
We got a fucking hit right now.
Somebody put that shit up on fucking SoundCloud
and shit and fucking let's get that link out.
That's going to get crazy.
No, not SoundCloud.
Spotify.
What are Wave Roots, Spotify, all of them?
Yep.
Mm-hmm.
Sell the samples on what?
Wave Root on King's platform
and then put the track down on Spotify.
iTunes.
You gotta hear one, you know what I mean?
When I pulled up on her, I was like,
I used to be a crack dealer back in the day.
Bro.
Bro.
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I used to be a crack dealer back in the day
I used to be a crack dealer back in the day
Don't get quiet doing that
I used to be a crack dealer back in the day I do hustlers train minds to the lights though. But I do stuff that I like them.
I used to be a crack dealer back in the day.
Crack dealer back in the day.
He was a crack dealer back in the day.
I went to the crack dealer back in the day.
I used to be a crack dealer back in the day.
I made a lot of fun.
I'm not, man.
He was a crack dealer back in the day.
Once I've seen her, I was like, she was like, I felt like Louis is the one, you know what
I mean?
When I pulled up on her, I was like, it felt different.
I wore them, just felt like the one.
And it's crazy because my back story was, I used to be a crack dealer back in the day.
You used to be a crack dealer back in the day. You used to be a crack dealer back in the day. You were a crack dealer back in the day.
You were a crack dealer back in the day.
You're the one.
The one.
Who's the one who sings?
You're the one, bro.
That made the whole
That ad-lib right there
Made the whole fucking song
That was fucking
That was the original in the shower
Just be like
You're the one
Was that AI
Who sang that
That's me
I knew it was you, bro.
I had to guess.
It was you.
You hear that one?
That was amazing, bro.
Sorry, dude.
This is too funny.
It's going to be a long day.
Well, after that,
I got nothing. it's gonna be a long day well after that i got none
nft man what up baby there's millions of bots in here but we do got 150 people
that are real real genuine souls that are rocking and popping with us here today
some that maybe never even saw the space before.
Bro, Shirley Lowe is in here, Doodle.
It's legendary season now.
What the fuck?
Shirley Lowe.
Damn, bro.
I feel popular now.
Bro, that's legacy status, Doodles.
When Shirley Lowe pops in, you doing shit, cuz.
Dude, we're the biggest fucking space on X by 5,000 people, bro.
It doesn't make sense.
5,000 people, bro.
That's how I feel, but see that manifest that quickly?
Yeah, that's probably some AI that's going on.
Oh, shit. But NFT, man nft man man how you doing bro
uh hello everyone uh hello tony hello felix uh phoenix sorry hello people in this space and uh sitting and i'm working today but i see see your starting space, and in this space, 8,000 people study, you legend, yeah.
You fucking cool man.
And I in shock, and I go to your space,
and say for you, you legend, yeah.
It's a cool community, you very, very big man.
It's first I see very big space with very big people on your
space yeah i am okay and i am happy because i am with you and i am with phoenix and i am with
doodle genics community yeah you're so well spoken vladimir man. I fucking love you, bro. You got some amazing art.
Tell us what makes you inspired to create art, because I've known you for almost four years now.
You've been super supportive of Doodlegenics, Phoenix, Keith, the entire community here.
We want to know, obviously, we know you're an artist, but what inspires you to create?
What inspires you to create?
What inspires you to keep going?
What inspires you to keep going?
I don't understand you.
Give me your question.
Hang on.
Hang on.
I think I got a translator here.
Oh, fuck off.
Both of the apps don't even work.
Oh, okay. I got a translator here.
I don't think that's the proper translation.
I don't think he means for you to fuck off.
No, no, no.
Hold on, he's not.
He knows that's not the translation.
No, no, it's just funny.
I just hear, like, you're like, ah, fuck off.
It's like, wait, hold on a second.
I just got you.
Russian, Russian, okay.
What inspired you as an artist to create?
ะะปะฐะดะธะผะธั, ัั ะณะพัะพะฒ?
ะญัะพ ะฒะดะพั
ะฝะพะฒะปัะตั ะฒะฐั ะบะฐะบ ั
ัะดะพะถะฝะธะบะฐ ะฝะฐ ัะพะทะดะฐะฝะธะต.
ะญัะพ ะฒะดะพั
ะฝะพะฒะปัะตั ะฒะฐั ะบะฐะบ ั
ัะดะพะถะฝะธะบะฐ ะฝะฐ ัะพะทะดะฐะฝะธะต.
ะกะฟะฐัะธะฑะพ, ัะฟะฐัะธะฑะพ, ัะฟะฐัะธะฑะพ.
ะะปั ะผะตะฝั, ั ัะพะทะดะฐะป ะฐั you. For me, I create art, I create art, my inspiration.
It's my wife, it's people and in web three,
and it's my nature, my peoples, my family.
Yes, if I see neon text in my people, my family. Yes, if I see neon text in my city, I create neon lamp monsters. If
I see river, I create art with river. If I see my country, I create art with my country, others world, I see others world and I create art I see
and I create, yes.
I like that.
I got one other question for you.
I'm gonna ask it first and then after.
I'll translate it for you again, alright?
Give me one second here. ะะฐ, ะดะฐ, ะดะฐ.
ะงัะพ ะฒั ะดะตะปะฐะตัะต, ะบะพะณะดะฐ ะฒั ะฟะพะฟะฐะปะธ ะฒ ะฑะปะพะบ ั
ัะดะพะถะฝะธะบะฐ, ะธะปะธ ะฒะฐะผ ะฝะต ั
ะฒะฐัะฐะตั ะฒะดะพั
ะฝะพะฒะตะฝะธั, ะบะฐะบ ะฒั ะฟัะตะพะดะพะปะตะตัะต ััะพ?
ะฏ ะฑัะดั ะธะณัะฐัั ะตัะต ัะฐะท. I am sitting and I play music in my car and I listen to music and it's helping me.
And I'm talking with other people in my real life in Web 3 and I'm listening.
I'm teaching what he's listening and I am an update for me and I creating card after this
I love it for me music is a big part of my life there's not a day that goes by
that I don't listen to music I get inspired by the sound the lyrics the
artists specifically their story as well too so i think that's awesome vladimir and
i appreciate you sharing and i appreciate you coming up and having some fun with us today
if you want to pin up one of your pieces of artworks that you've done as well too go ahead brother
yes i pin my last collection it's a very big and very crazy collection.
Name this collection, Dreams. You can see other countries, other time and other people on this space. You can see Hippie, you can see Titanic, you can see Flight to the Moon, you can see
Italian Mafia, you can see Windows and other things. I take other very big things and I add these things, these details on my art and you can see the result.
And after I update my art in Photoshop, I upscale this art and add this crazy, very
crazy and very psychedelic art on a new platform for me at on manifold and price for one item reserve price 0.025 ethereum on base
12 others crazy item yeah
well dude we appreciate you and appreciate the love that you show and share in this space.
You always got some really cool artwork.
Shout out to everybody that turns up with us here on a daily basis.
Let's rock out.
We're going out on this, baby. Shout out to the one million people that fucking showed up today.
God bless each and every one of your souls.
I'm here supporting as often as I possibly can.
What is this happening?
Shoot us a DM.
Let's connect.
Let's build together.
The community grows.
This is legends on, legends on, legends in the road.
Start your Wednesday morning in a wonderful way, baby. Thank you. Phoenix, Jessica, Lady Merck, G,
Alcito,
Srighton,
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I guess we make it, love.
Shirley Low, this is this.
If you know, you know. What up, everybody?
Alan Suggs, what up my guys?
I see you.
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