In this episode of Creators Think, we sit down with rapper and internet icon Blueface for one of his most unfiltered conversations yet.

Blueface opens up about what life was really like behind bars — the reality of prison, how it changed his mindset, and what he learned during that time away from the spotlight. He also talks about stepping back into the public eye, the chaos that follows his name online, and why controversy seems to follow everything he does.

We also dive into his plans outside of music: his upcoming fights, how serious he is about boxing, and the strategy behind expanding into business with his growing restaurant ventures.

From prison stories to fighting plans and building businesses after fame, this conversation shows a different side of Blueface that fans rarely hear.

In this episode, Georgio Poullas finally tells the full truth about what really happened before, during, and after the fight.

No headlines. No clipped moments. No social media spin.

We break down:
– What actually happened in the match
– The penalties and whether they changed the outcome
– The punch and the real tension behind it
– The neck brace aftermath
– The accusations about his wrestling ability
– And the parts nobody ever showed you

If you think you know the story, you probably don’t.

This is the unfiltered version — with never-before-seen context and real answers.

Watch until the end.

Influencer boxing is more chaotic than ever — and DeenTheGreat is right in the middle of it.

In this episode of Creators Think, Deen opens up about the recent media drama surrounding his name, the viral moment where he got punched, and what really happened behind the scenes. Was it clout? Was it personal? Or was it business?

We also get into his situation with Adam22, how influencer boxing actually works behind closed doors, how fighters really make their money, and the mental pressure that comes with fighting in front of millions online.

From internet fame to real-life consequences, this is Deen unfiltered.

If you think you know the story — you probably don’t.

In this episode of Creators Think, we sit down with basketball creator Matt Kiatipis for a behind-the-scenes look at his life, his rise in the basketball content world, and what it really takes to become one of the best creators in the game.

Matt shares the mindset, discipline, and strategies that helped him dominate basketball content, build a powerful personal brand, and stand out in a crowded creator space. He also opens up about his relationship with Drake, how major opportunities started coming his way, and the real work behind the success people don’t see.

We also reveal Matt’s official BuzzStar endorsement — plus a surprise gift you won’t expect.

If you want real insight into becoming a top creator, building influence, and winning in the creator economy, this episode breaks it all down.

In this episode, we break down how Jack Doherty deals with constant online criticism, backlash, and internet hate — and why it doesn’t seem to affect him.

Is ignoring hate the real key to success online?
Does controversy actually help creators grow?
Or is there something deeper behind the mindset?

We talk about the psychology of hate, social media pressure, and what it really takes to stay confident when millions of people are watching and judging.

If you’re a creator, entrepreneur, or anyone dealing with criticism — this episode is for you.

Topics covered:
• Jack Doherty and internet backlash
• How creators handle hate online
• The psychology behind criticism
• Why controversy drives growth
• Mental toughness in the creator world

Subscribe for more conversations about creators, success, and the reality behind internet fame.

In this episode, we sit down with Relic Rhymes for a raw conversation about willpower, identity, and the obsession it takes to keep making music when there are no guarantees.

We talk about what actually fuels him to create, how he stays locked in without mainstream backing, and why quitting was never an option. This episode isn’t about clout or shortcuts — it’s about discipline, belief, and the internal pressure artists feel when music isn’t just a hobby, but a necessity.

Topics include:

• The mindset behind staying consistent with no safety net

• Why making music feels non-negotiable for him

• Sacrifice, isolation, and self-belief as an independent artist

• Separating passion from validation

• What keeps him going when progress feels slow

This is a conversation for anyone chasing something that doesn’t come with approval, applause, or certainty — just an inner drive that won’t shut off.

In this episode, Austin McBroom opens up, talking about his upbringing, the pressure that came with early success, and the moments where quitting felt easier than continuing—but why he never did.

Our host Andy Bachman also gets real about his own low points, the setbacks that tested him, and how gratitude became the foundation for pushing forward. This conversation is about getting back up when life knocks you down, choosing discipline over doubt, and staying grateful even when things aren’t going your way.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, discouraged, or questioned your path, this episode is a reminder that greatness is built by the people who keep showing up. Sponsored by BuzzStar.