Selling beats online is not the main goal, but the overall goal. People get the cart and never put it on the horse and say “Aww this thing is a scam” but you have to create engagement and provide a reason for the music you provide. Discovery is fine but it’s long especially in the days of algorithms. You will never get the push you want in any algorithm without getting out and creating engaging conversations and interactions.
This has been one of my favorite videos by you so far this year bro. man I'm annoyed and happy/sad that people are saying this because I'm seeing producers who are now leaving and because of this I'm actually getting a lot of their customers. This has happen a lot this year. If only they committed longer.......
Also in addition to what DJPain said here is are some more ways to make money: - Audiomack Monetization Program - Facebook TikTok TH-cam Content ID - Amazon Influencer Program (not the same as Amazon affiliate program) - Sell Services (Custom Beats, Mixing, Mastering, Etc.) - Brand Partnerships
I made a few hundred $$$ off selling beats back in 2020/2021 when I first started making beats and posting them on traktrain. Then I shifted focus to making songs with artists I’d meet in my local areas and developing myself as an artist. But the key point to me selling beats was DAILY consistency and strategizing and focus on building an online music business for myself. It’s amazing getting paid for doing what you love but it takes dedicated work, that’s for sure. Now I make money from in person studio sessions or personal relations with artists, but looking at rebuilding my online music business
Just wanted to say peace DJ Pain1. Still loving what you're doing after all of these years. I just purchased the pack from KXVI and with your discount code, it pretty much paid for the extra samples that were offered by KXVI for $67 bucks. Keep doing your thing. You're MOTIVATING positivity way more than negative trolls will ever impact!!!!
I have been a part of this amazing community/radio station called "PLAN A RADIO". I've been extremely active in their discord and on in there daily live videos and literally have been gaining work daily from new artists on the regular
Thanks for all your honest feedback D.J. Pain 1 we really appreciate and value your input on this music journey much love and success and over all happiness to you ❤🎉
Honestly, that’s solid. Let’s say your friend group is 100 and 1 out of that 100 bought. Now scale that up to your entire state or city population. Wegotthis
@deemosbeats better than none.. idk what kind of license you sold him, but the fact he was willing to pay and not give u the "hook a homie up" rhetoric, says a lot.. congrats on the sale man!!
Give up man! It didn’t work out for me so nobody else can do it! 😂😂 This narrative going around imo is a way to make people give up and it’ll probably work on some low self esteem people. End of the day perseverance brings rewards
Selling beats is just one source of income out of the many sources you can tap into, the more revenue streams you got the better your chances are for the long term. 💎
I made a random sell a few months ago. I haven’t uploaded in months . I was posting beats everyday in 2017 - 2018. I didn’t have a job then. But now I work and try to balance making music gym and girlfriend lol it’s tough guys but we have to grind it out much success to you all. 💯💯💯 great video btw bro
The last time I sold a beat was 2016. The whole reason I started making beats was to have something to rap to. Now I think it’s coming full circle for me to consider that my beats are moreso for myself and my vocal timbre than anyone else’s. Sure, with that mindset, I won’t make any money from this; but, I have a distinct sound when you pair my vocals with my beats. That, I think, will get me farther than selling a lease here and there will.
I don’t sell a ton of beats but my last couple months were just like yours lol. Had a good 2 months then ton of plays/downloads but less sales the next month. Good to know it really is a up and down thing
It can be hard to sell beats online! That's why my dayjob is teaching beatmaking lessons as a private music instructor. And I record for local artists in my home studio. As much as I wish I was selling more beats online, sometimes you have to pivot and use other methods. If you truly love music you'll find a way to make it work
This brings to mind what a shop steward for steam engine stokers could have been saying to his members about 100 years ago. It doesn’t matter how good or improved your new shovel is. Diesel locomotion is coming whether you want it to or not.
I suppose it's a marketplace and trends come and go. Pain has obviously been doing this a while, so he must be adaptive. I personally shy away from the things the commenter mentioned as a lot of modern hip hop beats have a lot of similarities. I've never released a beat but make what I enjoy. I respect anyone enjoying their craft regardless of whether or not its financially profitable. People being negative are probably jaded producers who are jealous
I appreciate you posting this, I’ve been in the insurance biz many years and ready to retire from it and focus on music, this helps me with my decision. I’m nervous about it, but I feel I have to try, I’ve put it off long enough. I don’t know if you do private consultations, but I’d love to buy some time if you do.
Don’t quit ur day job. U can focus on music but u deffo need income. Insurance is good money. The amount of time it will take to make a years salary via music does not add up
for me beatstars has been hella weak, but my cashapp and apple pay been boomin. I'm finding that artists need producers they can trust and get to know for the long haul. I think they rather have that 1 on 1 interaction as opposed to just buying beats. Just my experience tho i speak for myself.
Ive had plenty placements and sold plenty beats and Iam 48 from Chicago ..... you can be any age and produce music doesnt matter just keep moving forward period plus I've won plenty beat battles also
Bro was projecting his insecurities on you, sounds like. Some folks are big sadmad they aren't making money. I don't think you're a good candidate for McD's, seeing as you have an actual work ethic and all. Thanks for the knowledge Pain!
In my experience when people “see” you they want u to go away because they know everyone else is also seeing you. So they try to lower you back to where they are. If no one is trying to bring me down I get anxiety because that means I’m not doing enough for my most important fans my haters fan club. I would never trade them for anything
Cap jus boutta cop a beat of urs😂💯 did wanna see sum first n make sure entire shi done jus never stop adding more 🤦♂️ lmfao but u got some shiii 🔥 keep ‘em Coming frr
I have 7 beats on BeatStars, I’ve sold 2! That has to be kinda good right? Ha. I know it’s a touch personal but do you actually sell at least one beat a day? If so, that’s incredible!
So glad to hear that bro. Good for you. I got like 65 beats, 10k views on yt, around 5k plays on beatstars, makin beats for few years, last few months consistently but never had sale
Leasing is the problem. You lease a house or car not a beat. If producers said no to leasing it would help. We habilitated only lease to bigger corporations.
All he means is the hustle is getting harder and you gonna have to scramble now that cds records tapes are gone with everything going to the streaming world. Its not the same no more. You have to notice the placement market is strinking.
I’ve tried to sell beats for 5-6 years. Maybe sold 6. Everyone wants the same cookie cutter sounding bullshit so unless you’re making type beats I don’t see you selling anything.
I never understood the online beat thing!!! U need to get wit an artist and build a sound wit that artist!!! I feel like putting beats online is a waste. Just my opinion. I’m working wit an artist now and it’s going good. We slowly building together
@DjPain1 5:00 - just wondering how you go by this? after someone purchased a beat you send them an email with your distrokid info? & what splits are you personally asking for?
peace Pain, can u put the SAME beat in different situations? example: i make a beat upload on beatstars for sale and on distrokid to stream? is that possible? peace and thanks
@@DJPain1 thank u for responding, last question please. i never sold beats on line would getting started with beat stars cheapest package be worth it? sorry that's it thank u
whats the verdict? ive made like 150 bucks this month of leases, not much but something feel like overall world is just poor right now so spending on beats can be hard maybe
This is just going to be another creative area where humans are given up their f****** s*** to AI unless it's required disclosing we're all screwed because no one cares. Just to make beats that's not enough at this point.
That guy who sent you that comment is prob that guy who tried to make a beat and it was trash so he stole some from 2005 he found on soundclick and posted them as his and still didn’t get a sale. lol 😂
the market for beats globally will only go up , for now the usa might be in an economic slowdown which is temporary and the sales are not booming like when they were when people were getting stimulus checks but this year the sales are going back up, the fact is producers (industry and online ) are making a lot more money than they were making 5 years ago and producers will me making a whole lot and i mean a lot more money than they are making right now in 5 years because the market will be bigger (1.5 o 2 times bigger to be exact ). so anybody who"s crying that selling beats is dead well you guys are lazy and incompetent and for those kind of people everything is dead . my estimate is in 2030 it wont be a big deal if some top producers do a million in revenue from beat sales in a year .
Rap is Joke literally Rap is like parody who takes seriously anymore , APain1 don't be hott an bothered cause my Views touched a Nerve it's ok Rap as u know it will never be the same ,so cry me a river when your sales plummet. Hey don't be mad get a placement with Rick Ross or J.cole 😭 you'll Never Ever get a Placement with Rick Ross or J Cole or Drake right now u don't have Connections ur a d class beatmaker with little to any notoriety. This channel don't even get views lol
@DJPain1 I just watched Industry Danes video on "How YTbers DESTROYED the producer community" I was curious on what your thoughts on this were. YT is just one platform in which producers can use to give tutorials on various things with music. He argues that the "anonymous" dont use the information that they watch or show proof of it on here, and he's very angry about it i guess. Anyways love your content. Thanks for being you bro. Keep doing you!!!
Dane doxes people and has emotional issues. He’s a very talented individual but he’s also fairly unhinged. Basically like many people in LA. Take the meat and spit out the bones. I think he’s just jealous that Pain and others have more followers despite Dane being on TH-cam on and off for decades. Pain spits game, and Dane mostly just copes.
@ghost-user559 i was watching the video because of the title and was curious....then while I'm listening to him, he gets angry at a dude who chimed in on his broadcast. I agree, man's got issues....
@@tisbutascratch9374 Yeah I lived in LA for ten years, and he’s very representative of what the Entertainment Industry is like. Extremely talented Actors, Producers, Directors, Musicians, almost all of which are not all there. He ghost wrote for a bunch of celebrities, but never ended up making a name for himself, just money. So he’s very talented and very bitter. And he said he grew up very hood, and his behavior does seem to kind of reflect that. He will go from super friendly to spending 4 hours ranting at someone. The real reason he doesn’t like anonymous people is that he can’t doxx and bully them. Makes the people around him easier to control and coerce when he knows who they are to defame them later. One guy who tried to take one of his courses got on his bad side, and the first thing he said he would do is post his id and address lol. But like I said, still is worth a listen for some insight into music and the industry when he’s focused on that. Basically just ignore the person and accept the insight, like we have to do with most art nowadays.
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DAM I BOUGHT IT ALREADY I WISH WOULD HAVE WAITED TO GIVE A FEW SHECKLES ... BECAUSE SELLING BEATS IS DEAD 😂😂😂😂
Selling beats online is not the main goal, but the overall goal. People get the cart and never put it on the horse and say “Aww this thing is a scam” but you have to create engagement and provide a reason for the music you provide. Discovery is fine but it’s long especially in the days of algorithms. You will never get the push you want in any algorithm without getting out and creating engaging conversations and interactions.
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This has been one of my favorite videos by you so far this year bro. man I'm annoyed and happy/sad that people are saying this because I'm seeing producers who are now leaving and because of this I'm actually getting a lot of their customers. This has happen a lot this year. If only they committed longer.......
Also in addition to what DJPain said here is are some more ways to make money:
- Audiomack Monetization Program
- Facebook TikTok TH-cam Content ID
- Amazon Influencer Program (not the same as Amazon affiliate program)
- Sell Services (Custom Beats, Mixing, Mastering, Etc.)
- Brand Partnerships
preciate that
I made a few hundred $$$ off selling beats back in 2020/2021 when I first started making beats and posting them on traktrain. Then I shifted focus to making songs with artists I’d meet in my local areas and developing myself as an artist. But the key point to me selling beats was DAILY consistency and strategizing and focus on building an online music business for myself. It’s amazing getting paid for doing what you love but it takes dedicated work, that’s for sure. Now I make money from in person studio sessions or personal relations with artists, but looking at rebuilding my online music business
Durning the pandemic I made money selling beats to this local podcaster I knew. Gotta look at all options don’t limit your self
Definitely agree with your ending statement. A lot of people want max level results, but put in minimum effort towards their craft
@@milesjordan 🔑
Just wanted to say peace DJ Pain1. Still loving what you're doing after all of these years. I just purchased the pack from KXVI and with your discount code, it pretty much paid for the extra samples that were offered by KXVI for $67 bucks. Keep doing your thing. You're MOTIVATING positivity way more than negative trolls will ever impact!!!!
@@PThePolitician appreciate you, always have 🙏🏽
Never been so early to DJ Pain video in my life
I have been a part of this amazing community/radio station called "PLAN A RADIO". I've been extremely active in their discord and on in there daily live videos and literally have been gaining work daily from new artists on the regular
Thanks for all your honest feedback D.J. Pain 1 we really appreciate and value your input on this music journey much love and success and over all happiness to you ❤🎉
Wishing the same for you!
Great, Informative video! Thanks ❤
i made 15$ and it's cuz my friend bought one 😅
thats pretty good, its rare to find a friend interested in making music
Honestly, that’s solid. Let’s say your friend group is 100 and 1 out of that 100 bought. Now scale that up to your entire state or city population. Wegotthis
@@CodyShaneMitchell for me it's just one
@deemosbeats better than none.. idk what kind of license you sold him, but the fact he was willing to pay and not give u the "hook a homie up" rhetoric, says a lot.. congrats on the sale man!!
@@kkodekotruth lol
thank you , you are the king ... idk what I would do without you , motivation 10000000 %
@@monlitobeats honored to be motivational 🙏🏽
All Factz you have to have a passion, not just a motive.
Passion always outlast motive👑💯💪🏿🔥
@@BEATZBYBLESSZONEOUTMUZIKexactly
And if I'm *REALLY* passionate about misanthropy?
Give up man! It didn’t work out for me so nobody else can do it! 😂😂 This narrative going around imo is a way to make people give up and it’ll probably work on some low self esteem people. End of the day perseverance brings rewards
@@ciarandoc028 and ignorance is bliss
I get what you saying but $15 dollars?
Exactly it didn't work for you just you. Don't bring everyone with you at your loss.
This is good advice
It’s not dead I’ve been consistently making sales and numbers are growing great content as always! 🔥🔥
Congrats
4 years in, started making money this february :)
@@Francusho it really takes the time and the right foundation
@@DJPain1 foundation came half from here and half from kenny beats 🙏
Great advice that I needed to hear towards the end of the video thank you for always sharing
@@Ojtheproducer happy to help
HAHA that intro :D Great vid!
Thanks!
Selling beats is just one source of income out of the many sources you can tap into, the more revenue streams you got the better your chances are for the long term. 💎
Perfect content I have been waiting for this type of feedback for a while.
Definitely needed this motivation. Thanks. 💯
@@yung88beatz you got this
thanks for the tips i'll get with you soon thanks again bro
Spot on, all of it, as usual. 💯💯💯
Much appreciated
I made a random sell a few months ago. I haven’t uploaded in months . I was posting beats everyday in 2017 - 2018. I didn’t have a job then. But now I work and try to balance making music gym and girlfriend lol it’s tough guys but we have to grind it out much success to you all. 💯💯💯 great video btw bro
Much as u tell the truth I got to tell you your samples are 🔥🔥 🔥
@@tymo70fo thank you 🙏🏽
The last time I sold a beat was 2016. The whole reason I started making beats was to have something to rap to. Now I think it’s coming full circle for me to consider that my beats are moreso for myself and my vocal timbre than anyone else’s. Sure, with that mindset, I won’t make any money from this; but, I have a distinct sound when you pair my vocals with my beats. That, I think, will get me farther than selling a lease here and there will.
Great video, always appreciate your transparency.
@@TRXST.ISSUES 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Rich content in here, abraço from Brazil👊🏾🙏🏾🚀💯
I appreciate that!
🔥thanks for these videos!
@@TonySway thank you for watching
Helpful as always. Thanks
@@Mark_Ravem appreciate you
That part. You gotta love it!!!
@@mayoshanebeats have to!
Appreciate ya as always Pain 💯💯 I'm quilting tonight just to fit in. Don't want to miss the new wave and all 😏😏
@@emptytombprod quilting seems hard, but it’s definitely less saturated than beat selling
Facts, as always inspiring!
Appreciate that
Thanks for the sauce big broo 💯
Any time
Great video. Greetings from the East of Afreeca
Thank you needed this 🙏🏽
@@knowhatimsaying 💪🏼
I'm never going to stop making beats, so i might as well upload them and get in where i fit in 💪🏾
Definetly not dead for me. Made a lot of sales this year so far.
@@eddyjahbombassbeats78 congrats!
Great video! Thank you!
@@yakoboss thank you
I don’t sell a ton of beats but my last couple months were just like yours lol. Had a good 2 months then ton of plays/downloads but less sales the next month. Good to know it really is a up and down thing
It can be hard to sell beats online! That's why my dayjob is teaching beatmaking lessons as a private music instructor. And I record for local artists in my home studio. As much as I wish I was selling more beats online, sometimes you have to pivot and use other methods. If you truly love music you'll find a way to make it work
Keep the good mind
This brings to mind what a shop steward for steam engine stokers could have been saying to his members about 100 years ago. It doesn’t matter how good or improved your new shovel is. Diesel locomotion is coming whether you want it to or not.
I suppose it's a marketplace and trends come and go. Pain has obviously been doing this a while, so he must be adaptive.
I personally shy away from the things the commenter mentioned as a lot of modern hip hop beats have a lot of similarities.
I've never released a beat but make what I enjoy. I respect anyone enjoying their craft regardless of whether or not its financially profitable. People being negative are probably jaded producers who are jealous
Bitterness kills for sure
I appreciate you posting this, I’ve been in the insurance biz many years and ready to retire from it and focus on music, this helps me with my decision. I’m nervous about it, but I feel I have to try, I’ve put it off long enough. I don’t know if you do private consultations, but I’d love to buy some time if you do.
Don’t quit ur day job. U can focus on music but u deffo need income. Insurance is good money. The amount of time it will take to make a years salary via music does not add up
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 So true.
its always said you cant succeed without failing first. To fail is said as the FIrst Attempt In Learning. Fail until you succeed!!!!
He's trippin. You have some of the coldest beats on youtube for sure. Your spot in the beatmaking/selling game is solidified. The hate is real.
appreciate you
He one watermelon man
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for me beatstars has been hella weak, but my cashapp and apple pay been boomin. I'm finding that artists need producers they can trust and get to know for the long haul. I think they rather have that 1 on 1 interaction as opposed to just buying beats. Just my experience tho i speak for myself.
How do you find the artists?
Ive had plenty placements and sold plenty beats and Iam 48 from Chicago ..... you can be any age and produce music doesnt matter just keep moving forward period plus I've won plenty beat battles also
Bro was projecting his insecurities on you, sounds like. Some folks are big sadmad they aren't making money. I don't think you're a good candidate for McD's, seeing as you have an actual work ethic and all. Thanks for the knowledge Pain!
@@therealajnelson I’m boycotting them. Thank you 🙏🏽
In my experience when people “see” you they want u to go away because they know everyone else is also seeing you. So they try to lower you back to where they are. If no one is trying to bring me down I get anxiety because that means I’m not doing enough for my most important fans my haters fan club. I would never trade them for anything
They hate you and you're a 🐐
Cap jus boutta cop a beat of urs😂💯 did wanna see sum first n make sure entire shi done jus never stop adding more 🤦♂️ lmfao but u got some shiii 🔥 keep ‘em
Coming frr
@@JohnnygØdoubleT-e8k thank you 🙏🏽
Youre speaking like a dummy stop it
I wish I was more motivated
@@MecheGT tbh me too
@@DJPain1 i need to get back on my music producer grind
Casually cooks a banger like we wont notice mid video 😂💪
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I'm in tears @Dj Pain 1. I mines well put in my application also at McDonald's!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😭😭🙏💯❤️✌️
See you there, mcteam
BEEN DEAD…the new wave is for artists to learn how to make they own beats, record/engineer them self’s and maximize they profits 🤷🏾♂️
😂
It ain't "Gona" work if you make wack beats and corny music. LONG LIVE RAP!!!
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Yes. Yes it is.
Oh
3:39 funny how the vid currently is at 304 views
@@kkodeko see!
I have 7 beats on BeatStars, I’ve sold 2! That has to be kinda good right? Ha. I know it’s a touch personal but do you actually sell at least one beat a day? If so, that’s incredible!
@@tinyhambeats that’s actually a good ratio. Get that 7 up to 70
@@DJPain1on it!
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So glad to hear that bro. Good for you. I got like 65 beats, 10k views on yt, around 5k plays on beatstars, makin beats for few years, last few months consistently but never had sale
@@prodbyuki wow never??
Leasing is the problem. You lease a house or car not a beat. If producers said no to leasing it would help. We habilitated only lease to bigger corporations.
Beats and houses are the same, true
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Some people are just idiots. One rapper didn't even know what Europe is
@@d-lightbeats what?
All he means is the hustle is getting harder and you gonna have to scramble now that cds records tapes are gone with everything going to the streaming world. Its not the same no more. You have to notice the placement market is strinking.
@@kmalljack2701 the placement market is expanding like crazy
oh my bad you said strinking
@DJPain1 i spelled it right but that auto correct working backwards. You know what I mean. Shrinking.
I’ve tried to sell beats for 5-6 years. Maybe sold 6. Everyone wants the same cookie cutter sounding bullshit so unless you’re making type beats I don’t see you selling anything.
@@bloomingbeats1318 guess I make cookie cutter bullshit 🤷🏽
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I never understood the online beat thing!!! U need to get wit an artist and build a sound wit that artist!!! I feel like putting beats online is a waste. Just my opinion. I’m working wit an artist now and it’s going good. We slowly building together
Its a lost world Pain. Your research on the industry will tell you the same thing.
Huh
@DjPain1 5:00 - just wondering how you go by this? after someone purchased a beat you send them an email with your distrokid info? & what splits are you personally asking for?
@@LilNapbeats its case-by-case
Its Because these young brothers keep charging people $10 a beat 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
peace Pain, can u put the SAME beat in different situations? example: i make a beat upload on beatstars for sale and on distrokid to stream? is that possible? peace and thanks
Yeah you own it
@@DJPain1 thank u for responding, last question please. i never sold beats on line would getting started with beat stars cheapest package be worth it? sorry that's it thank u
Cold beats still selling
So at last you admitted it. The way you’ve been defending selling beats was annoying. Welcome to reality 👊🏽
😂
Why u blur that kxvi dropbox link😅 i need it
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whats the verdict?
ive made like 150 bucks this month of leases, not much but something
feel like overall world is just poor right now so spending on beats can be hard maybe
You tell me
@@DJPain1 idk bro you tell me how much u making per month off leases
@@FatTonyTheSkipper up and down buy still six figures a year off of making music
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Je vais me vendre mes propres beats...j'ai trouvé la solution 😂
you gotta build up your name and be CONSISTENT!! But the economy is slow ngl
@@CashGioo it’s very slow- election year is always 🗑️
Are you still in the capital? I know my money is tapped right now. I haven’t got to the point that you’re at yet to be stable through the bad times
wym?
@@DJPain1I was wondering if you left here or not? Just curious, things are weird right now.
@@RawjBeats Capital = money, I'm confused, are you asking me if I'm still making money?
Beatselling is so dead that even I as a yet small channel have sold an unlimited license for $200 just yesterday 👌🏻
@@zlatkobeatz 💀
He making money from these TH-cam videos tho, not the beats
@@CuratorMichael 😂😂😂😂😂
I DONT KNOW WHAT YALL TALKIN BOUT I JUST SOLD A PACK OF 8 BEATS FOR $2000!!!!
@@envisagefilmshouston kewl
Do we know how to manifest you quit cuz you want to quit
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This is just going to be another creative area where humans are given up their f****** s*** to AI unless it's required disclosing we're all screwed because no one cares. Just to make beats that's not enough at this point.
Watching this at 300 views
@@Vagabondmusic5 see I was right
That guy who sent you that comment is prob that guy who tried to make a beat and it was trash so he stole some from 2005 he found on soundclick and posted them as his and still didn’t get a sale. lol 😂
@@jsoundsonline really??
Bro just search rnb in beatstars . So many fake producers reposting others beats lol
the market for beats globally will only go up , for now the usa might be in an economic slowdown which is temporary and the sales are not booming like when they were when people were getting stimulus checks but this year the sales are going back up, the fact is producers (industry and online ) are making a lot more money than they were making 5 years ago and producers will me making a whole lot and i mean a lot more money than they are making right now in 5 years because the market will be bigger (1.5 o 2 times bigger to be exact ). so anybody who"s crying that selling beats is dead well you guys are lazy and incompetent and for those kind of people everything is dead . my estimate is in 2030 it wont be a big deal if some top producers do a million in revenue from beat sales in a year .
@@SID232-by6mc you make a lot of good points
1 day 4k view... youtube did this to spite you we know the truth haha
101st comment
got more than 300 lol
@@jsmoothfools with 152k subs though it’s pretty bad
Make music not beats
@@JanElhj255 😂
Lol
Get sum placements why let my Comment Affect little old you, I'm a figment of your imagination lol Rap is Dead.
Rap is Joke literally Rap is like parody who takes seriously anymore , APain1 don't be hott an bothered cause my Views touched a Nerve it's ok Rap as u know it will never be the same ,so cry me a river when your sales plummet. Hey don't be mad get a placement with Rick Ross or J.cole 😭 you'll Never Ever get a Placement with Rick Ross or J Cole or Drake right now u don't have Connections ur a d class beatmaker with little to any notoriety. This channel don't even get views lol
he got a couple songs with rick ross lmao you so mad rn
Music is fucked bro.. rap is saturated...very sad truth...
@DJPain1 I just watched Industry Danes video on "How YTbers DESTROYED the producer community" I was curious on what your thoughts on this were. YT is just one platform in which producers can use to give tutorials on various things with music. He argues that the "anonymous" dont use the information that they watch or show proof of it on here, and he's very angry about it i guess. Anyways love your content. Thanks for being you bro. Keep doing you!!!
I have no idea, not familiar with industry dane
@@DJPain1 my apologies.
Dane doxes people and has emotional issues. He’s a very talented individual but he’s also fairly unhinged. Basically like many people in LA. Take the meat and spit out the bones. I think he’s just jealous that Pain and others have more followers despite Dane being on TH-cam on and off for decades. Pain spits game, and Dane mostly just copes.
@ghost-user559 i was watching the video because of the title and was curious....then while I'm listening to him, he gets angry at a dude who chimed in on his broadcast. I agree, man's got issues....
@@tisbutascratch9374 Yeah I lived in LA for ten years, and he’s very representative of what the Entertainment Industry is like. Extremely talented Actors, Producers, Directors, Musicians, almost all of which are not all there. He ghost wrote for a bunch of celebrities, but never ended up making a name for himself, just money. So he’s very talented and very bitter. And he said he grew up very hood, and his behavior does seem to kind of reflect that. He will go from super friendly to spending 4 hours ranting at someone. The real reason he doesn’t like anonymous people is that he can’t doxx and bully them. Makes the people around him easier to control and coerce when he knows who they are to defame them later. One guy who tried to take one of his courses got on his bad side, and the first thing he said he would do is post his id and address lol. But like I said, still is worth a listen for some insight into music and the industry when he’s focused on that. Basically just ignore the person and accept the insight, like we have to do with most art nowadays.
Yo dj pain your discography is crazy en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/DJ_Pain_1
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