Culture is the set of shared characteristics of a social group or society, including their beliefs, values, and behaviors. It can also include the material and intellectual aspects of a group, such as their physical objects and belongings, and their arts, literature, and music. Culture is often passed down through generations and can be attributed to a specific region or location.
Culture can be so unpredictable that nowadays we got Corteiz as a successfull streetwear brand out of the UK and anything corteiz related to me makes me feel part of a collective
To answer the selling-out question you first need to define what you mean by 'Selling out', my understanding is that you start by making a credible product with integrity but as you see success coming closer on the horizon you drop your standard to reach demand and to maximise your profits at the cost of the product so 'Does selling out still exist?' was the question. From listening to this, I get the idea that there is a modern artist who is afraid of poverty or feels that being broke is a bad thing. Most of our greatest art movements were born from poverty, so again, does selling out still exist? I would suggest that it does, and the evidence can be seen in the quality of the art we produce these days compared to what was created and seen as high art in the past, today's art is mostly motivated by what sells. Reply
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Woahhh….This video wasn’t on the internet for some time. This is a very important talk imo. So many gems and now we are all able to enjoy it again
i have a vague recollection of being 11 years old and seeing this, thanks for uploading
Ur the goat eddy
Big up for bringing back this gem 💎
You're the GOAT for uploading this
“Do the unexpected in arena, that normal person wouldn’t get”
I was praying someone still had this video, a blessing
damn ive been looking for this for years
Very important that this video is in the zeitgeist
damn haven’t watched this in ages
This was such a good conversation to listen to. Where can I get mooooore??
thank you for this friend
It got deleted but im glad this back on the net
Culture is the set of shared characteristics of a social group or society, including their beliefs, values, and behaviors. It can also include the material and intellectual aspects of a group, such as their physical objects and belongings, and their arts, literature, and music. Culture is often passed down through generations and can be attributed to a specific region or location.
Well said!
NEEDED
thank u for keeping this alive idk why it was gone for so long this is a gem
I regret not having foresight and downloading all of the no vacancy inn episodes. Thank you fr!
goat
Thanks for posting this my G. Much needed.
Been searching for this for ages THANKYOU
Always wondered why "they" scrubbed this from the internets
I remember this.....LEGENDARY
I enjoyed this
Man, that sell out part. Fire. 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
How am I just now seeing this
this was great.
😳🔥😳 4 of most illest iconic black artist/designer of this generation and future 🧏🏾♂️ paid attention…….
Know Wave Radio. Had to be aware to even know.
W video
Here “in review” after the Kerwin/Tremaine/Bloody O/Nast discussion
Ahh Dope
dude do you have the other episodes i would love to watch them all
The new club concept is Phlote Baltimore. If you don’t know, now you know.
Culture can be so unpredictable that nowadays we got Corteiz as a successfull streetwear brand out of the UK and anything corteiz related to me makes me feel part of a collective
Clint made it out of london
wow
where is the other episodes?
What year was this conversation
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To answer the selling-out question you first need to define what you mean by 'Selling out', my understanding is that you start by making a credible product with integrity but as you see success coming closer on the horizon you drop your standard to reach demand and to maximise your profits at the cost of the product
so 'Does selling out still exist?' was the question.
From listening to this, I get the idea that there is a modern artist who is afraid of poverty or feels that being broke is a bad thing. Most of our greatest art movements were born from poverty, so again, does selling out still exist? I would suggest that it does, and the evidence can be seen in the quality of the art we produce these days compared to what was created and seen as high art in the past, today's art is mostly motivated by what sells.
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