This episode features producer KelC. The conversation ranges from discussions on respecting personal boundaries, the Drake defamation lawsuit, the potential for change in NCAA athlete compensation, the impact of social media and AI, and Kelsey's journey as a music producer. The hosts also discuss the music industry, mentorship, and the challenges and rewards of creating and selling beats. Highlights: Kelsey's journey as a music producer: A large portion of the podcast is dedicated to Kelsey’s career, covering his production style, the evolution of beat-making technology, the importance of mentorship and relationships in the industry, and the emotional connection he makes through his music. Respecting boundaries & self-awareness: The conversation starts with a humorous anecdote about avoiding conflict, leading to a discussion on self-respect and knowing one's limits. This transitions into a broader discussion of navigating social situations and the importance of self-awareness to avoid unnecessary conflict. Drake lawsuit & industry power dynamics: The hosts analyze Drake's defamation lawsuit, highlighting the risks and rewards of public confrontation and the complexities of artist-label relationships, particularly concerning streaming revenue. NCAA athlete compensation: The discussion pivots to the ongoing debate about fair compensation for NCAA athletes, using a recent example of a player demanding more money after making the playoffs. The hosts discuss the potential for this case to reshape the landscape of collegiate sports. AI, Social Media, & the blurring of reality: A fascinating segment delves into the implications of AI-generated content and its impact on perception of reality. The discussion touches on AI-generated faces, algorithms shaping online experiences, and the potential for AI to influence or even replace human interaction. 

 

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