It's especially hard if you're working on an album or collection, everything has to be on par with each other so you keep sharpening everthing and never finish.
Yah I dunno.. seems like generic Rumi quality type cliche type thinking bc it’s way more complex why one wants to keep working on a thing or not regardless if it’s better to keep going or not
When Rick was speaking about "the source" it made me think about how 2 people could be writing the same kind of song but 1 gets played on the radio or Spotify or wherever and the other one we'll never get to hear. I think if you have a song and even if you think it's similar to another you should still try to get it heard. "The source" opened up to more than 1 person for a reason. 2 different perspectives of the same kind of song is actually 2 completely different songs, 2 different vibes. Don't throw it away just because someone else got theirs on the radio first. Go for it.
Well, it's super easy to get your songs on Spotify. Not sure what you're talking about. FM radio and spotify are entirely different beasts. Getting your song on FM radio, and not just college radio, is going to be where the most advertisers are. Getting your music on spotify, ANYONE, can get their music on Spotify.
instead of trying to hire Rick and have him produce for you, learn from his words and embrace his creative thinking and approach!! That's what it's all about!
He actually doesn’t even know how to produce or use DAWS. He’s known as a “reducer” in the industry more than a producer. He’s someone an artist goes to for feedback and an opinion on how to finish a project or how to approach a project.
Im a performing musician and songwriter. Rick is probably the most knowledgable person in music today! He's worked with basically every big name and still is so HUMBLE! Has worked on so many #1 albums and still says that art is about experimenting and not about being "right" bc there is no right or wrong in art.
I love listening to Rick Rubin talk. He understands artistry. I have a friend that thinks I should create art with the intent of it being liked by others. It shocked him that I never considered it. I make it to my own liking. Hearing Rick talk about creation in that same spirit is cool.
Producer Rick Rubin explaining the Zen of Music. This is the true path that the Art form has to take to overcome the soulless, AI generated, drag-n-drop, songwriting-by-committee drivel that threatens to overtake the airwaves. Let's bring heart and soul back to music. And thank you Rick Rubin for your guidance. Peace.
“We know close to nothing. If we embrace that not knowing we’ll have a healthier experience going through life.” - Rick Rubens So many gems in this interview!
Rick’s creative process is a process for life.. This doesn’t just represent a way to approach art, but how to approach many professional relationships and in solving problems 🙏🏻
Only, he was severely overweight for decades because he believed in the vegan myth. He is also know to produce artist and pay no attention them just collecting his fees
Does anyone else experience losing motivation while working alone? Cause as he speaks of working with musicians, that’s something I feel like helps the creative process as I get stuck a lot of times doing my own thing over & over again. Haha it’s always nice to do what you love with other people that have the same passion for the same thing.
find some others to collaborate! I think everyone usually comes to a point in their own art where they need to share and work closely with other artists. Try and find some artists or even your friends to share your art and hear feedback
Yes as a musician and painter it gets old not collaborating. I used to more.. but it’s boring even though I’m gaining skills etc. just hard to find ppl I can relate with I guess. There’s just too much garbage art and music it seems!
For me, Rick Rubin just defined the difference between art and product. Art is something you make for you, the audience, "You can't make art with someone else in mind." I think that becomes product; something you make to please some other audience. And that's Led Zeppelin compared to Menudo.
I know this is easier said than done, but being surrounded by apathetic and unsupportive people reacting to our compositions and creations may be a blessing in disguise: Despite it hurting in the moment, I know that for many of us (especially me), worrying about what other people are going to say about our art is an enormous obstacle, and pulls us away from authenticity. Considering what other people think about our work invites paralyzing anxiety, and is my personal and ever-present reason for regularly practicing being inauthentic, which is death to the artist, (again, especially me). If we already know that those around us are going to be “meh” and not care about what we create, that in itself can be incredibly freeing, as we are now unhooked from the chains of others’ expectations, that would otherwise keep us down. I believe there is never an end to making others satisfied by our own actions, it becomes a wound that is impossible to heal. I believe that it will indeed hurt a little every time we think about the people around us either being critical of or not caring about our art, but perhaps we should practice recognizing that hurt as a noble, artistic suffering to be proud of, and that to truly be authentic (which is a courageous goal that results in the most satisfying creations), the momentary hurt is a burden we must carry. I believe the trick is recognizing the hurt for what it is, and intentionally refusing to let it get in our way; making a conscious decision and realization that we will experience much pain in all of our lives, but we’ll be damned if we let it prevent us from doing what’s most important to us. Like everything else in life, this takes practice. But I believe it is worth it, for you, me, and all of us. Your creative voice matters, and it is important to the world. Although I BELIEVE many things, there are also a few things that I KNOW, and this is one of them: Not only is your voice and your art incredibly important, but our world NEEDS it, and together, that’s all of us, despite how isolated we might feel, are better for it, connected by your courage to share your art. Dig it. Hang in there, you’re not alone, and keep fighting the good fight! -NicoXociN
This is about the most important comment and contribution I’ve read on a TH-cam thread. Thank you so much for taking the time to share your thoughts and reflections. I felt like you were reading my mind and I share that experience of dealing with self doubt/anxiety. I’ve listened to long to the opinions of others and needing their affirmation or acceptance. Totally crippling and paralysing. At the point I realised that I was enough, all the power I had given to the thoughts of others came back to me. But also, and I think this is one of the points you make, you begin to value the tension bought by the deminishing presence of other peoples opinions. Once you realise that you can be the one who decides wether your compositions are great, other opinions can be used to clarify your love for self and love of your art. Then comes true liberty I believe, but it must be wrestled for! The angst and pain is part of the journey and of our growth, and we must embrace it to grow and be beautiful and amazing. Your words inspired me to respond and say “fuck yes!”
@@oratere01 That means the world, can't thank you enough for your thoughtful reply. Here's to liberty, authenticity, and saying "FUCK YES!" Hang in there during these crazy times.
from 8:00 > for me and especially part about nothing wrong wit working whatever job yet continuing wit art cause you can’t do it for others but you as far as art goes I tink idk but i liked and made sense whole of it
You guys are very lost in the world, if that did it for you. I feel sorry for the general population let me guess, your parents made you go to college, you've been working 9-5 rat race all your life? Lol
As a visual artist, I found this incredibly inspiring. His take on collaboration is spot on for any art form and discipline. Also, great take on moving the furniture around during downtime; creating in a different way.
I'm at the crossroad where the music industry is so saturated with talent that I get discouraged to know what to make or where to begin. I really needed to listen to this interview. So much so, I was on this man's every word. I was scrolling for the past 3 days just scrolling. But now it's time to get on the grind. Cheers!
I really hope I get to meet Rick Rubin one day, he has so much knowledge & teachings & just his presence alone in the same room would be a blessing to experience. I can tell he truly speaks from the heart & acts from the soul. Thankful for this piece you produced & posted for us all to see. This opened my eyes a lot to things I’m doing in my creative process that might be why I’ve lost enjoyment in some areas.
"We are vehicles for information that when it's ready to come through it comes through and the people who have good antennas pick up the signal [...] the time has come for that idea"
So good to hear from a master creator! Loved the bit about running with an idea and not waiting, because that idea will find a way to show up in the world somewhere, through someone, because it's the idea's 'time'. Thanks for sharing your experience and wisdom Rick, super inspiring!
It should. If you're an artist there's a fire in you already and he's sort of co-signing your own perception of what works and what doesn't. Sometimes an open dialog is only there to make you realize the most simplest of ideas. More often than not something you already knew.
it helps because it's supposed to take you away from the mindset that there is good and bad. everything is contextual, everything is subjective. if everybody knew what you knew they'd be you. so... just do whatever the hell you want and someone might like it, someone might not. just enjoy the process and that's it. have fun. that's the goal.
everytime you hear a statement. know that the opposite is also true. "there is no right answer" so.. there is no wrong answers either. just do whatever the hell you want. duality of the human experience
I could listen to this man all day, I would not get tired… It’s like i’m listening to a meditation ✨ And his advices aren’t only for artists or creators. It’s for everyone. He’s an amazing soul and very private. Love!
This man has a such beautiful energy I’ve never seen before. I can’t help myself but every time I see him I think that’s how I imagine god comes to earth. Like in dragon ball in a very uncommon way. He really makes me happy with his presents even trough the screen.
Watch his "Shangri-LA" doco... You may just need to put some music on soundcloud and he may come across it searching for new artists/sounds.... No lottery necessary 😁👍
Thank you, I needed to hear this! As someone who is very insecure about his art sometimes, I really needed to hear what Rick Rubin had to say in regards to creativity, and creating things for ourselves instead of the outside world
Spot on! New found respect for Rick. Known of his work for years but this is the first interview I’ve ever seen from him. It’s obvious he’s found his calling and no wonder he’s as respected as he is.
5:40 man so many times ive seen this happen and then weeks or months pass by, and there is someone with that idea, all prepped and ready for consumption. I thought i was crazy.
This is great advice for giving feedback to my students in whatever thing they're making. I'm too quick to evaluate and form an opinion rather than trying to understand what the person is trying to say. This also applies to critique groups and workshops
Thank you for this. What great thoughts and nice to hear from such an inspiring and humble person. And great interviewing to listen so well and not inhibit the great content with ego as some interviewers do.
I always like the description of the ideas just being out there and you're finding them. When I'm making music it feels like that sometimes. My brains catches on something and I gotta dig that musical idea out.
This interview was great and Rick gave such great advice. Definitely taking a lot of his tips into my creative process and small business that I'm starting soon!
To all my fellow creators with dreams of one day reaching your definition of success - you can do this! Don’t minimize your efforts by comparing yourself to someone further ahead. They put the work in to get where they are. Now it’s our turn. Keep grinding! 2023 is our year! Don’t let this opportunity slip! 🫡🔥😁
I am currently unfamiliar with this teacher's musical achievements. Isn't it a shame that we need "success" and "achievements" to validate someone's words? The words here don't depend on him or his success. It's self-evident.... What if this guy were just a musical no-one? Would it change the truth of the words? No... Here's another paradox... We know that the journey is ultimately a journey of 1 (just 1), yet still it's comforting to hear other enunciate and clarify one's own philosophy. Revelation: "Don't listen to *anyone*, including me!" That kind of lesson always creates a dynamic opposition in the mind/spirit. Thanks, Glo!
Just a humble solo hobby , for fun, rock n roll music maker. However yea, I get everything he says. It's so much fun creating your own thing and coming up with your own stuff. Not sure if this common with others, but I always find the journey is more fun then the destination, like the process of coming up the music , putting it all together is more fun than when its all done. Or maybe its just cause the stuff I come with sucks. Keep on Rockn music lovers.
Agree so much with this. I regard my paintings as reflections of where I'm at and never change or correct things later. At times they are knowingly worse than works I've done before but that's how change happens.. creativity is different to production. great clip
you know the more i listen to the guy, the more it seems to me that he was just incredibly lucky to have this paved way he just walked on.. it would explain his his attitude..
What he says is true. When I write a verse that’s 🔥 I truly don’t believe it came through me. Something gave me that idea and it just flows like water out of me. When I am forced to write its 🗑️. You cannot force art. Rick’s approach to art is beautiful. He doesn’t force the artist. He provides a space where the artist can look within them to bring out the true essence of their creativity without it being forced or contrived.
I think if your project would really interested him the money would not matter really - It would need to be really really interesting to get him into. That's the vibe he gives me
@@losophy4588 btw i wasnt trying to sound hateful toward you, i just think rick gets his credits to then later get his credit without actually doing too much. Sure back in the day he would visit the chili peppers mansion he rented for them during BSSM, but you never saw him in a clip during actual recording
Brilliant! This was the approach i used when making the albums with GG Allin (country album) Tiny Tim (big band album) and Sleepy LaBeef (acoustic album) Great words of wisdom from Mr. Rubin!!
Spot on. I thrown projects away after 2 months working on them. Then there is songs I create that just fall right in place. 80 good 20 bad. I will take those percentages.
"If you're not interested in working on it any more, it's done."
This is huge.
So true that really makes sense
Actually massive advice damn
I've always known this, but sometimes it's hard to leave it.
It's especially hard if you're working on an album or collection, everything has to be on par with each other so you keep sharpening everthing and never finish.
Yah I dunno.. seems like generic Rumi quality type cliche type thinking bc it’s way more complex why one wants to keep working on a thing or not regardless if it’s better to keep going or not
When Rick was speaking about "the source" it made me think about how 2 people could be writing the same kind of song but 1 gets played on the radio or Spotify or wherever and the other one we'll never get to hear. I think if you have a song and even if you think it's similar to another you should still try to get it heard. "The source" opened up to more than 1 person for a reason. 2 different perspectives of the same kind of song is actually 2 completely different songs, 2 different vibes. Don't throw it away just because someone else got theirs on the radio first. Go for it.
💛 very well put
Well, it's super easy to get your songs on Spotify. Not sure what you're talking about.
FM radio and spotify are entirely different beasts. Getting your song on FM radio, and not just college radio, is going to be where the most advertisers are.
Getting your music on spotify, ANYONE, can get their music on Spotify.
@@dpalaoro consider spotify playlists then. Calm down
@@pepsusser point went right over his membrane 😅
@@ttmanzinitm for fuck sakes no joke
instead of trying to hire Rick and have him produce for you, learn from his words and embrace his creative thinking and approach!! That's what it's all about!
thank you!
cause clapping yet we lappin
Rubin a has been, it's time to stop looking up to others and do your own thing
He actually doesn’t even know how to produce or use DAWS. He’s known as a “reducer” in the industry more than a producer. He’s someone an artist goes to for feedback and an opinion on how to finish a project or how to approach a project.
@@kyju7093 I mean he does have great musical taste, can't deny that!!!
I used chat gpt to answer my question how he would
Im a performing musician and songwriter. Rick is probably the most knowledgable person in music today! He's worked with basically every big name and still is so HUMBLE! Has worked on so many #1 albums and still says that art is about experimenting and not about being "right" bc there is no right or wrong in art.
Great video
He used to be my intern at a video distribution company. 1983
its hard for a lot of artist to live by that statement it took me a long time to live by that quote
Love his work in slipknot
facts
2:02 "My goal is not to form an opinion, it's to understand"
That's essential for all collaborative art. Put that on a poster.
I love listening to Rick Rubin talk. He understands artistry. I have a friend that thinks I should create art with the intent of it being liked by others. It shocked him that I never considered it. I make it to my own liking. Hearing Rick talk about creation in that same spirit is cool.
it really is simple. we make art to tell our story, when others have a reaction to it, it is beautiful but it doesn't add anything to it at all.
The way this man thinks and is, he could have chosen any career and been sucessful. Very inspiring human being.
Exactly!
Producer Rick Rubin explaining the Zen of Music. This is the true path that the Art form has to take to overcome the soulless, AI generated, drag-n-drop, songwriting-by-committee drivel that threatens to overtake the airwaves. Let's bring heart and soul back to music. And thank you Rick Rubin for your guidance. Peace.
the ruthless edit and the simplicity parts are amazing 3:36
“We know close to nothing. If we embrace that not knowing we’ll have a healthier experience going through life.” - Rick Rubens
So many gems in this interview!
Rick’s creative process is a process for life.. This doesn’t just represent a way to approach art, but how to approach many professional relationships and in solving problems 🙏🏻
makes sense related to life cause life is what your tryna bring iin
Totally 💯
Yes.🎉 And, your life is your artwork. That's how I approach mine at least 🩵
Only, he was severely overweight for decades because he believed in the vegan myth.
He is also know to produce artist and pay no attention them just collecting his fees
Does anyone else experience losing motivation while working alone? Cause as he speaks of working with musicians, that’s something I feel like helps the creative process as I get stuck a lot of times doing my own thing over & over again. Haha it’s always nice to do what you love with other people that have the same passion for the same thing.
Me
find some others to collaborate! I think everyone usually comes to a point in their own art where they need to share and work closely with other artists. Try and find some artists or even your friends to share your art and hear feedback
YES!!!!
Was hoping there'd be more "interaction/networking".
But it's just me, alone.
Even worse everything I finish working alone, I show it to people and they don't care.
Yes as a musician and painter it gets old not collaborating. I used to more.. but it’s boring even though I’m gaining skills etc. just hard to find ppl I can relate with I guess. There’s just too much garbage art and music it seems!
"Creativity thrives in the unknown"
For me, Rick Rubin just defined the difference between art and product. Art is something you make for you, the audience, "You can't make art with someone else in mind." I think that becomes product; something you make to please some other audience. And that's Led Zeppelin compared to Menudo.
Love this take
the fuck is menudo
@@diegopalominosslanguage please 😮
I know this is easier said than done, but being surrounded by apathetic and unsupportive people reacting to our compositions and creations may be a blessing in disguise: Despite it hurting in the moment, I know that for many of us (especially me), worrying about what other people are going to say about our art is an enormous obstacle, and pulls us away from authenticity. Considering what other people think about our work invites paralyzing anxiety, and is my personal and ever-present reason for regularly practicing being inauthentic, which is death to the artist, (again, especially me).
If we already know that those around us are going to be “meh” and not care about what we create, that in itself can be incredibly freeing, as we are now unhooked from the chains of others’ expectations, that would otherwise keep us down. I believe there is never an end to making others satisfied by our own actions, it becomes a wound that is impossible to heal.
I believe that it will indeed hurt a little every time we think about the people around us either being critical of or not caring about our art, but perhaps we should practice recognizing that hurt as a noble, artistic suffering to be proud of, and that to truly be authentic (which is a courageous goal that results in the most satisfying creations), the momentary hurt is a burden we must carry.
I believe the trick is recognizing the hurt for what it is, and intentionally refusing to let it get in our way; making a conscious decision and realization that we will experience much pain in all of our lives, but we’ll be damned if we let it prevent us from doing what’s most important to us.
Like everything else in life, this takes practice. But I believe it is worth it, for you, me, and all of us. Your creative voice matters, and it is important to the world.
Although I BELIEVE many things, there are also a few things that I KNOW, and this is one of them: Not only is your voice and your art incredibly important, but our world NEEDS it, and together, that’s all of us, despite how isolated we might feel, are better for it, connected by your courage to share your art.
Dig it.
Hang in there, you’re not alone, and keep fighting the good fight!
-NicoXociN
This is about the most important comment and contribution I’ve read on a TH-cam thread. Thank you so much for taking the time to share your thoughts and reflections.
I felt like you were reading my mind and I share that experience of dealing with self doubt/anxiety.
I’ve listened to long to the opinions of others and needing their affirmation or acceptance. Totally crippling and paralysing.
At the point I realised that I was enough, all the power I had given to the thoughts of others came back to me. But also, and I think this is one of the points you make, you begin to value the tension bought by the deminishing presence of other peoples opinions. Once you realise that you can be the one who decides wether your compositions are great, other opinions can be used to clarify your love for self and love of your art.
Then comes true liberty I believe, but it must be wrestled for! The angst and pain is part of the journey and of our growth, and we must embrace it to grow and be beautiful and amazing.
Your words inspired me to respond and say “fuck yes!”
@@oratere01 That means the world, can't thank you enough for your thoughtful reply. Here's to liberty, authenticity, and saying "FUCK YES!"
Hang in there during these crazy times.
This video could be titled, "Rick Rubin's Advice". His approach to art applies in so many places. Listening! The ruthless edit!
to life in general fsfs
that’s the amazing ting about these conversations-applications endless
8:41 that, hit me emotionally so hard, and I think I know why.
I need this mans words in my life more often.
from 8:00 > for me and especially part about nothing wrong wit working whatever job yet continuing wit art cause you can’t do it for others but you as far as art goes I tink idk
but i liked and made sense whole of it
You guys are very lost in the world, if that did it for you. I feel sorry for the general population let me guess, your parents made you go to college, you've been working 9-5 rat race all your life? Lol
As a visual artist, I found this incredibly inspiring. His take on collaboration is spot on for any art form and discipline. Also, great take on moving the furniture around during downtime; creating in a different way.
wow u must be some big shot visual artist wow
I'm at the crossroad where the music industry is so saturated with talent that I get discouraged to know what to make or where to begin. I really needed to listen to this interview. So much so, I was on this man's every word. I was scrolling for the past 3 days just scrolling. But now it's time to get on the grind. Cheers!
Just start. You got this
Most people making pop music these days suck ass so I think you’re good 👍
@@bodhitreesocial This mainly started with MTV and musicians stopped chasing new sounds and ideas, but rather what's trending.
💯 It’s true art has no rules. Creating is called creating for a reason. Inspiration is creation.
Rick is quite the philosopher. Even looks a bit like what we imagine Socrates may look. Especially the bit about ‘asking questions’
true hehe
“i believe we know close to nothing…about anything” this made me crack tf up
i know we don’t but should we settle for this and whom to decide on the matta then us?!
I really hope I get to meet Rick Rubin one day, he has so much knowledge & teachings & just his presence alone in the same room would be a blessing to experience. I can tell he truly speaks from the heart & acts from the soul. Thankful for this piece you produced & posted for us all to see. This opened my eyes a lot to things I’m doing in my creative process that might be why I’ve lost enjoyment in some areas.
"We are vehicles for information that when it's ready to come through it comes through and the people who have good antennas pick up the signal [...] the time has come for that idea"
One of my lifelong dreams is to create an album with the genius himself. This man gets it. One day 🙏🏻
So good to hear from a master creator! Loved the bit about running with an idea and not waiting, because that idea will find a way to show up in the world somewhere, through someone, because it's the idea's 'time'. Thanks for sharing your experience and wisdom Rick, super inspiring!
Advice: "There is no right answer." Great. This helps a lot.
It should. If you're an artist there's a fire in you already and he's sort of co-signing your own perception of what works and what doesn't. Sometimes an open dialog is only there to make you realize the most simplest of ideas. More often than not something you already knew.
write about it
maybe stop looking for it?
it helps because it's supposed to take you away from the mindset that there is good and bad. everything is contextual, everything is subjective. if everybody knew what you knew they'd be you. so... just do whatever the hell you want and someone might like it, someone might not. just enjoy the process and that's it. have fun. that's the goal.
everytime you hear a statement. know that the opposite is also true.
"there is no right answer" so.. there is no wrong answers either. just do whatever the hell you want. duality of the human experience
I could listen to this man all day, I would not get tired… It’s like i’m listening to a meditation ✨ And his advices aren’t only for artists or creators. It’s for everyone. He’s an amazing soul and very private. Love!
i bet u listen 5 min and move on to next video
A very peaceful voice, I always find myself zoning out while he's talking then I tune back in lol
This man has a such beautiful energy I’ve never seen before. I can’t help myself but every time I see him I think that’s how I imagine god comes to earth. Like in dragon ball in a very uncommon way. He really makes me happy with his presents even trough the screen.
A very Socratic approach to Art... Love it.
If I ever won a lottery I would hire Rick Rubin to produce my work...
Why Socratic ? Would love to know more
Watch his "Shangri-LA" doco... You may just need to put some music on soundcloud and he may come across it searching for new artists/sounds.... No lottery necessary 😁👍
Love Rick's humility and the way he looks at the world
Being a well connected member of the tribe that literally prints the currencies of the world is a nice perk.
This was really fascinating, thank you for posting it! I will definitely be checking out the full interview as well.
Make music for you the audience. It doesn’t matter what anyone else thinks. Make the thing you wanna hear. Well said Rick
Thank you, I needed to hear this! As someone who is very insecure about his art sometimes, I really needed to hear what Rick Rubin had to say in regards to creativity, and creating things for ourselves instead of the outside world
Spot on! New found respect for Rick. Known of his work for years but this is the first interview I’ve ever seen from him. It’s obvious he’s found his calling and no wonder he’s as respected as he is.
5:40 man so many times ive seen this happen and then weeks or months pass by, and there is someone with that idea, all prepped and ready for consumption. I thought i was crazy.
This is great advice for giving feedback to my students in whatever thing they're making. I'm too quick to evaluate and form an opinion rather than trying to understand what the person is trying to say. This also applies to critique groups and workshops
Thank you for making this and putting it together 🤌
The theory He said about someone else stealing your ideas is viciously true.
I could listen to Rick talk all day. Elite level human 🙏🏾
Glad someone like him talked this out on the internet.
Thank you for this. What great thoughts and nice to hear from such an inspiring and humble person. And great interviewing to listen so well and not inhibit the great content with ego as some interviewers do.
love the insight about simplicity and layering... so true
Right On Rick! Love this interview because it speaks volumes to a multitude of creatives.
No matter what you create! ⚡🙌🏼🤙🏼
I always like the description of the ideas just being out there and you're finding them. When I'm making music it feels like that sometimes. My brains catches on something and I gotta dig that musical idea out.
Amazing stuff. Creativity. Inspiration. Grateful for him speaking of creativity in a broader way and not just music production.
This is invaluable. What a gem of an interview
The magic of Art in words
i like that he’s subtle in explanation and not so e xact at times due to limits on language and describing intangibles
Your hair is art Rick
This interview was great and Rick gave such great advice. Definitely taking a lot of his tips into my creative process and small business that I'm starting soon!
To all my fellow creators with dreams of one day reaching your definition of success - you can do this! Don’t minimize your efforts by comparing yourself to someone further ahead. They put the work in to get where they are. Now it’s our turn. Keep grinding! 2023 is our year! Don’t let this opportunity slip! 🫡🔥😁
🙏 well said
I am currently unfamiliar with this teacher's musical achievements. Isn't it a shame that we need "success" and "achievements" to validate someone's words? The words here don't depend on him or his success. It's self-evident.... What if this guy were just a musical no-one? Would it change the truth of the words? No... Here's another paradox... We know that the journey is ultimately a journey of 1 (just 1), yet still it's comforting to hear other enunciate and clarify one's own philosophy. Revelation: "Don't listen to *anyone*, including me!" That kind of lesson always creates a dynamic opposition in the mind/spirit. Thanks, Glo!
Thanks for this edit 🙏🏼
Thank you so much!
He’s a humble genius. Worlds best ⭐️
This guy absolutely gets it (whatever it is)... what an inspiration!! 🔥🔥 🔥
The “Ruthless Edit” is brilliant!
Give us rick reuben hair routine next, I need his secretsss😍
This was a great recording to listen to. It melted my heart very beautiful and meaningful..
Thanks for linking the full interview!
Thanks for putting this together. I enjoyed it a lot
8:25 such a potent statement, incredibly true in so many ways.
Rick Ruben is the GOAT! Love you Rick!
B-boys forever❤‼️
Just a humble solo hobby , for fun, rock n roll music maker. However yea, I get everything he says. It's so much fun creating your own thing and coming up with your own stuff. Not sure if this common with others, but I always find the journey is more fun then the destination, like the process of coming up the music , putting it all together is more fun than when its all done. Or maybe its just cause the stuff I come with sucks. Keep on Rockn music lovers.
Always on point on rewind ❤
I look forward to working with you Mr Rubin!!!
This is a great mindset for life in general. The world would be kinder, more innovative and colorful if more people embodied this philosophy.
Agree so much with this. I regard my paintings as reflections of where I'm at and never change or correct things later. At times they are knowingly worse than works I've done before but that's how change happens.. creativity is different to production. great clip
creativity differs from production
This is probably the best advice I ever took. Thank you Rick
you know the more i listen to the guy, the more it seems to me that he was just incredibly lucky to have this paved way he just walked on.. it would explain his his attitude..
There was such good information in that interview.. good stuff. I am learning.
The wisest man in (pop) music. Period.
What he says is true. When I write a verse that’s 🔥 I truly don’t believe it came through me. Something gave me that idea and it just flows like water out of me. When I am forced to write its 🗑️. You cannot force art. Rick’s approach to art is beautiful. He doesn’t force the artist. He provides a space where the artist can look within them to bring out the true essence of their creativity without it being forced or contrived.
and yet, no one cares abut your "verses"
@@busydoinnothinnthe point is that it doesn't matter if no one cares - maybe rewatch the video then ? 😊
Rick Rubin is a GENIUS. I wish I could afford him to produce my music 🙏
*reduce
@@shaquillehaffejee8579 lmaoo rs
I think if your project would really interested him the money would not matter really - It would need to be really really interesting to get him into. That's the vibe he gives me
@@losophy4588 btw i wasnt trying to sound hateful toward you, i just think rick gets his credits to then later get his credit without actually doing too much. Sure back in the day he would visit the chili peppers mansion he rented for them during BSSM, but you never saw him in a clip during actual recording
Hire him to sit in the sofa 😂
Rick you are an inspiration
I could listen to him for hours
OMG..its 100 percent what i think about music too!!! RESPECT RICK!!!!!
Wow … this guy really hits the nail in the head … plus 1 !!
well on means in either way so
Business is another form of art
Rick Rubin and Mutt Lange, geniuses in the business. I love his point of view.
Excellent insights. He reminds me of one of my professors at University of Colorado when I went though the Art program there.
Brilliant! This was the approach i used when making the albums with GG Allin (country album) Tiny Tim (big band album) and Sleepy LaBeef (acoustic album) Great words of wisdom from Mr. Rubin!!
Wow you worked with GG Allin? That’s impressive
I hope I get to meet Rick someday. Would be life-changing
I love this, confirmation ❤thank you Rick Rubin xo
Rick Ruben is such a *WISE* person.
this man just channels most valuable information to our realm. better write it down
never do i write nor take note cause we don’t forget a ting
this not a way to flex my memory on you but stating facts
Listening without forming an opinion to understand. Profound way to engage people.
Rick Rubin is giving me a lot of chills :)
Spot on. I thrown projects away after 2 months working on them. Then there is songs I create that just fall right in place. 80 good 20 bad. I will take those percentages.
pretty good odds
Very helpful attitude for life and recovery
Tuning in right now 📲
I just wanna hang out with this guy forever.
On my way!!!
Rick Rubin this is very influential 🇿🇦🤲🏽❤️
This video is more valuable than my art degree thats for damn sure
your the coolest man!! thank you for the knowledge brother!
love ricks honesty saying he dont know anything about music
Amazing video, thanks!
This is beautiful