Well, all the made men are the end of their runs with the clients and partners who enabled them to be made… might as well figure out how to connect with, serve and guide the next wave.
This sort of reminds me of a time when I tweeted Erykah Badu (I know that's kind of random). But I asked her if she had hope in the next generation that comes after them... and she simply said "You guys stand on our shoulders. u R our Eyes". Something that I'll never forget as I get older. I'm also glad that they brought up the idea of when THEY realized that they were smarter than their parents. lol It just goes to show the amount of humility that some successful people are able to gain when they realize that they're still able to learn... ESPECIALLY from younger generations. They each probably have multiple books of experiences and lessons that they can pass down to all of us. But they've come to realize that the younger generations also have a completely different set of books of experiences that they will probably never get to experience themselves. I just love that they showed a great amount of modesty by highlighting Cordae and Druski's knowledge and perspectives.
That... on top of making sure the athlete comes first before the money. That type of consideration and understanding that NOTHING happens or can come to happen without the well being of the people he represents first, is probably the most admirable quality of anybody in the world of agents/management. I feel like everybody gets so caught up in making sure that they are taken care of, that they forget that (like he mentioned) they are in the SERVICE business. I love that he brought up telling his kid to work in the restaurant industry first if they plan on becoming an agent. It just shows how much awareness he has of what his profession actually means to the people he's working for.
@@OnewYork lol bro, I have. And again, he needs more 😂 I even watched their entire more than an athlete on ESPN+ Rich got hella gems still give out Lmao
@@Amiguel787 just curious… what’s your cheat code to get around the degree requirement? Paul had LeBron and LeBron’s leverage in contract negotiations to use to gain his experience. How do you plan to be able to be exposed to NBA contract language and negotiating?
Dawg druski has a tour where he be pulling ppl from the city to do coulda been records for 45 Mins!!!! 45 where he comments 2 words.. that boy on a fineesseee tour!! 100-500 a ticket for 45 mins of work is nastyyyyyy
I thought I was the only one that caught that 😂 Stoute be living a wild life on the go. He be surprised he sitting down for so long but he’s always working, and working the room.
I DNT agree with Steve, I Kno who maroon 5 but I DNT know who this corde dude is. He knows he fucked that up that's why he asked. I'm sure he'll say yes next time if it's a next time. Your were a new artist at the time and u shoulda got in and held ya nutts. If you are half the rapper u say u are then it would've worked. Steve stout had a lot of issues with artist and not seeing the vision they have for themselves, instead of discouraging the dude, help him get that off and get the next shit off.
That was a bar, especially the follow up that elaborates it. When he said that,it is situational. That's the contextual nature of life. Never remove nor forget to add context,or you can't objectively make sense of it.
Rich didn’t exactly start from scratch with “Klutch” apparel… from a few different angles. I’m interested to see where things go with NB though, focusing on performance or training gear. Gear/apparel might be a better play than sneakers because the other brands continue to struggle with “finding a hit” with footwear.
No knock on Stoute… just indicative of where music is that all these years later, and he doesn’t seem to be attached to any artist that has the chance to be groundbreaking like Nas. Is the game too saturated for any greats to materialize and create those projects?
Love uninterrupted! I’d rather they allow each other to finish their statement, sentence or thought without cutting them off lol….but overall this is one of my favorites to watch
Druski is what we call back in Tanzania "Mtoto wa Kishua". Some are being rappers/comedians because they have pure talent and some that talent is forced out because of the hardship they go through. Druski did it just because he could.
I appreciate the focus on authentic uplifting conversation. I always learn something while being entertained. Kudos for giving future generations a model for hard work and smarts to to accomplish goals. Well done!
My twin brother got me watching The Shop podcast a few weeks ago and now I'm hooked and so grateful! About today's show, Wow, loved the pod today! Your guests were a great mix and you guys asked some really good questions. I learned a lot about Cordae and appreciated that he stays true to his craft and his audience. As for the Druski whom I didn't know because I'm not in that world, it was a joy to hear about his humble beginnings. His family sounded like most black and brown families 😂! Steve Stoute drops some major gems on entrepreneurship, it's challenges and knowing when's the right time to do a collaboration or not. Now Rich Paul was so impressive. His expertise in the business was quite palpable in his verbiage and amazing to hear 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾! It's no wonder he has been so successful!
Everyone should hope their kids are smarter than them and these one hit wonders are not the business we do know talent we started it and want them to have longevity in what they do it’s not about I wanna rap or whatever without a plan and determination or goals
Lbj got it started but they had to maintain it. Don't take nothing away from what these brothas have accomplished. Plenty of ppl fumbled these type of opportunities, they didn't.
I like how they make the focus Cordae and Druski. The rest of the guys are made men but the focus is on the youth and those influencing the youth rn
Cool that they spoke on their “slights” and business flaws as made men as well. Picking up the gems from both side is critical. 💎
Well, all the made men are the end of their runs with the clients and partners who enabled them to be made… might as well figure out how to connect with, serve and guide the next wave.
Man, they should’ve had me on this shit. These fools don’t know shit. I never heard of them.
This sort of reminds me of a time when I tweeted Erykah Badu (I know that's kind of random). But I asked her if she had hope in the next generation that comes after them... and she simply said "You guys stand on our shoulders. u R our Eyes". Something that I'll never forget as I get older. I'm also glad that they brought up the idea of when THEY realized that they were smarter than their parents. lol It just goes to show the amount of humility that some successful people are able to gain when they realize that they're still able to learn... ESPECIALLY from younger generations. They each probably have multiple books of experiences and lessons that they can pass down to all of us. But they've come to realize that the younger generations also have a completely different set of books of experiences that they will probably never get to experience themselves. I just love that they showed a great amount of modesty by highlighting Cordae and Druski's knowledge and perspectives.
@@PayMeNoMind
the "made men" that are here on this episode, have ALREADY figured out how to connect with the "next wave" ..
EACH one TEACH one
Rich Paul is a very calculated and calm individual. Those qualities definitely make him a dominant agent!
💯
That... on top of making sure the athlete comes first before the money. That type of consideration and understanding that NOTHING happens or can come to happen without the well being of the people he represents first, is probably the most admirable quality of anybody in the world of agents/management. I feel like everybody gets so caught up in making sure that they are taken care of, that they forget that (like he mentioned) they are in the SERVICE business. I love that he brought up telling his kid to work in the restaurant industry first if they plan on becoming an agent. It just shows how much awareness he has of what his profession actually means to the people he's working for.
I remember a few years ago existing agents feared him. They even tried to implement rules with the league to block him.
Hes inspiring for sure... tryna be the next Rich
So true!
Cordae thanking the barber just shows how he treats people 💯
I thought everyone thanked their barber 😂
bro you fr?
Bare minimum got you glazing that man
usually the barber💈 gets a TIP ..
Good energy, he is down to earth
I love how Rich and Steve were taking in what each other was saying… extremely smart business men
This episode was phenomenal. The gems from multi generations right here 💎
Was about to say the same thing ‼️
❗️❗️❗️❗️❗️
Sheesh. This was overwhelming in just hardcore knowledge. Learned alot and was inspired during this episode wow
“Comparisons are the thief of joy” Rich Paul is a smart guy.
Definitely getting that tatted
First time you ever heard that?
@@hoodfellah yup
he not dropping gems . we all know this lol
@@deonteirvin6130 I don’t. I’m new to this
When Druski spoke to consistency, that’s the biggest thing. Working through hardship and not getting detoured
druski being serious for once dont feel right 😭😭😭
nice to know he can survive SERIOUSNESS that's found outside of SILLY SEASON
@@bishopbeve4932 <
you just gonna remain in SILLY SEASON huh
You the fan that meet'em and say . " Tell me a joke 😁 " 😂😂
@@kingdutchie1792
like Druski just said > you gotta PAY him for his jokes .. (they're not "free")
@@kingdutchie1792 no literally bro lmfao
Rich paul!! we need more interview from you!!! stop holding your greatness lmao love
go do your research ..
Rich Paul has been showcasing his wisdom, with Lebron's media company UNINTERRUPTED from 2014-present ..
@@OnewYork lol bro, I have. And again, he needs more 😂 I even watched their entire more than an athlete on ESPN+
Rich got hella gems still give out Lmao
Rich Paul's greatness, also shows up in >LRMR<
lebron, randy, maverick, rich (their very own business company) LRMR
@@checkupapp
apparently you missed the GQ magazine interview regarding Rich Paul's upcoming MEMOIR which details ALL his wisdom ..
He had a show on BET for a bit.. I think there are episodes on TH-cam. It was during the time when Terrence Clarke passed
Hands down one of thee best episodes.. a wealth of knowledge
wealth < being the PUN intended.. 👍
Steve Stoute needs his own show.
*You have to walk with certainty when it's constant uncertainty*
He’s need a whole network bro. Let him cook.
Smh
As a person trying to become a sports with no college degree Rich hopefully someday I'll be joining you
@@Amiguel787 just curious… what’s your cheat code to get around the degree requirement? Paul had LeBron and LeBron’s leverage in contract negotiations to use to gain his experience.
How do you plan to be able to be exposed to NBA contract language and negotiating?
This show really gives us such wisdom and gems!
Had an athlete that stop playing basketball 😂😂😂 Rich talking about Ben Simmons
So glad these episodes are longer than 30 minutes. Good stuff!
so glad THE SHOP is now showcased on TH-cam .. since most of y'all missed the HBO episodes of THE SHOP that won an EMMY AWARD ..
Steve Stoute is like Tommy from Martin. No one really knows what he do, he got an executive job of some sort but he is everywhere 😂
Everyone who knows music know what Steve Stoute does
Steve Stoute connects the dots! He puts artists with brands! Justin Timberlake with McDonald's & 50 Cent/Jay-Z/Daddy Yankee & with Reebok!
Uninterrupted but mav cuts ppl off all the time 💀
Great Episode!!! Rich Paul is the 1!!!
Love the Shop!
Shoutout to the NE Ohioans: Rich and Mav!🔥
Druski mom is a real one, a lot of parents aren’t giving their kids a grace period to focus on their dreams
Dawg druski has a tour where he be pulling ppl from the city to do coulda been records for 45 Mins!!!! 45 where he comments 2 words.. that boy on a fineesseee tour!! 100-500 a ticket for 45 mins of work is nastyyyyyy
He ain't doing actual stand up??
This was a great informative episode for me personally.
I want that whole clip of Rich telling LeBron about "protecting" himself.
Rich spitting facts!
Not gonna lie need Kai cenat for future epy
Stout and Rich hit me at 56 yrs old as real estate agent with 💣!!!
Show needs to be like 30 mins longer lol.. need dat
Steve Stoute... I remember when I went to an event LAST NIGHT... his life has to be 98% on the go to get that line off
I thought I was the only one that caught that 😂 Stoute be living a wild life on the go. He be surprised he sitting down for so long but he’s always working, and working the room.
Powerful conversation ‼️
Mav gon ruin his own show cutting all his guests off lol
Tough times create tough people.
This is just such a good show. It’s always so insightful. Hope to see Rich Paul on more often!
Second best episode after the Kyrie Drew Barrymore one 🔥🔥
I need a rich Paul podcast 😮
I DNT agree with Steve, I Kno who maroon 5 but I DNT know who this corde dude is. He knows he fucked that up that's why he asked. I'm sure he'll say yes next time if it's a next time. Your were a new artist at the time and u shoulda got in and held ya nutts. If you are half the rapper u say u are then it would've worked. Steve stout had a lot of issues with artist and not seeing the vision they have for themselves, instead of discouraging the dude, help him get that off and get the next shit off.
25:08-25:11 Rich Paul said "demon drop" - shout out to the old Cedar Point ride 🎢
I love that quote "there is nothing worse than being an up-and-coming comedian or artist with nothing to show for it".
Great episode, Stoute and Rich Paul were talking real shit. But boy, was that Grey Goose ad placement not subtle 😭
Cordae is lying he know he regrets that Maroon 5 feature lol like bro you not top tier you lucky you even got the call
I almost didn't watch this one, but WoW 😳
I'm glad I did
Y'all dropped Jewels💎
Well done gents! 👌🏾🗝️
Comparisons are the thief of Joy.. Sheesh Rich!!
That was a bar, especially the follow up that elaborates it.
When he said that,it is situational.
That's the contextual nature of life.
Never remove nor forget to add context,or you can't objectively make sense of it.
Rich didn’t exactly start from scratch with “Klutch” apparel… from a few different angles.
I’m interested to see where things go with NB though, focusing on performance or training gear. Gear/apparel might be a better play than sneakers because the other brands continue to struggle with “finding a hit” with footwear.
Comparisons are the thiefs of joy. That's 16 bars alone
favorite podcast! could you guys have Cole Bennet come on for us in filmmaking
Rich is brilliant
I never realized how much Mav interrupts people. He doesn’t allow people to finish cause he wants to implement his thoughts or experiences smh
Throws the whole convo off
@@jayterry7796 bruhhh. I went watched some older videos. He does it a lot smh
@@RobertsLyric First way to ruin yo show frfr
This episode is rrrrrriiiiiccccchhhh
Rich was talking about Ben Simmons as guy he had stop playing
Idk NOBODY who listens to Cordae who are these ppl
👀 okay, i see you ace (druski)
::who got next::
👍
Great Interview, Blessings!!!
Best episode I’ve seen
No knock on Stoute… just indicative of where music is that all these years later, and he doesn’t seem to be attached to any artist that has the chance to be groundbreaking like Nas.
Is the game too saturated for any greats to materialize and create those projects?
We need mor e of these type of episodes . Younger and older Successful humans 🔥💯💯
Druski on them suge knight deals 😂
Rich is the goat 🐐
Bruh Rich Paul was cold ash. This was a GREAT episode one of the best they have had. Druski fire, Cordae Fire, everyone fire
Comparison is the theif of joy..💪🏿
Excellent informative episode. Lotta great minds on this episode.
The shop be the most anticipated podcast on TH-cam keep it up fellas. But a buck 20 for the hoodies
Love uninterrupted! I’d rather they allow each other to finish their statement, sentence or thought without cutting them off lol….but overall this is one of my favorites to watch
you've never been to a barbershop I guess - or heard Blk ppl talking lol
@@jah-leahweird comment.
Me, a BLACK WOMAN, has never heard BLACK people converse?!!🤔
And my family owns a💈
so that makes your comment weird @@dndrwebster
@@jah-leah nah you replying how you did to my initial comment is weird. Do better 🤡
I really enjoyed this episode, would love to hear more about Steve Stoute I like his style.
Rich Paul just broke down why LJ needs an agent
Druski is what we call back in Tanzania "Mtoto wa Kishua". Some are being rappers/comedians because they have pure talent and some that talent is forced out because of the hardship they go through. Druski did it just because he could.
This episode was probably the best informative one so far. This what we need
THE SHOP already won an EMMY AWARD ..
(it's always been great)
Rich said some shxt 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
It was cool hearing rich talk. You do t really get to hear from him much
Homage!!
I just definitely started having more respect for cordae just by the way he was soaking in that knowledge
3rd time watching this and I always find something I can use and apply to my own trade
Rich just made me wonder where the hell is Eric Bledsoe.
Having the backing of one of the biggest star in sports helps out a lil bit 😅
This episode was a 💎
the best episode by far
So much respect for everyone's perspective in this. I'm really loving this show
I appreciate the focus on authentic uplifting conversation. I always learn something while being entertained. Kudos for giving future generations a model for hard work and smarts to to accomplish goals. Well done!
So much wisdom here!
Best episode!!!
I love Druski but he was just talking a bunch of bullshit 😂😂😂😂 like he gave the most basic ass answer
This episode was definitely necessary!
That man said I keep 99% and they keep 1%. Wowwwwwwww. 😂
This episode the cast where giving good life advice.
I don't like how Steve talks to people. Downplays everyone's business except his
I need to hear rich paul speak more #salute
My twin brother got me watching The Shop podcast a few weeks ago and now I'm hooked and so grateful!
About today's show, Wow, loved the pod today! Your guests were a great mix and you guys asked some really good questions. I learned a lot about Cordae and appreciated that he stays true to his craft and his audience. As for the Druski whom I didn't know because I'm not in that world, it was a joy to hear about his humble beginnings. His family sounded like most black and brown families 😂! Steve Stoute drops some major gems on entrepreneurship, it's challenges and knowing when's the right time to do a collaboration or not. Now Rich Paul was so impressive. His expertise in the business was quite palpable in his verbiage and amazing to hear 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾! It's no wonder he has been so successful!
I’ve seen every episode every season. This one’s special! Thanks guys!
Cordae should've 100 % did the Marron 5 track
Like bruh you lucky you even got that call. Like he can rap but doesn’t know how to put a hit together
Druski’s knee tats sticking out his jeans got me crying
I’ve always love listening to steve stoute, dude’s intriguing to listen to
We need Kai cenat on this 🔥🔥🔥
possibly the greatest talk show online.... ALWAYS top notch conversations.... Salute!
which is why THE SHOP won an EMMY AWARD "and" why it is now featured on TH-cam..
Welp, the CIA pineapple rattlesnake explains a LOT.
Now I understand why they attempted to come up with the sports agent’s have to have a college degree rule.
NCAA wanted control but soon as they get to NBA rich Paul controls the market
Everyone should hope their kids are smarter than them and these one hit wonders are not the business we do know talent we started it and want them to have longevity in what they do it’s not about I wanna rap or whatever without a plan and determination or goals
One hit can have you eating for a lifetime.
Steve’s coat is the ⭐️ of this episode 😂
Rich Paul mental is inspiring
Atlantic is coming up off that bread 💰 💰 🍞... Lol why tf is Cordea here?
Kinda hard to listen to them talk about working hard when Lebron put them in place to win.
Lbj got it started but they had to maintain it. Don't take nothing away from what these brothas have accomplished. Plenty of ppl fumbled these type of opportunities, they didn't.
@@lakersin556 true
💯💯 best episode
Great episode with a fire group of guests👌