Trump sucess, when you claim you are responsible for your good fortune when everyone knows it was because of your father's.

Interesting point. 💯

@@mcluvin65 yeah, I don't know, Jacob is pretty great all on his own though

"must have had" So do you have any actual evidence to support this theory? It sounds like you're making an assumption and then asserting its truth and saying his opinion isn't valid because of this 'truth.'

Jakob most likely wasn’t as desperate as a starving musician. Daddy made a few calls for his son. Not to mention access to high powered entertainment lawyers.

One headlight lol

@@highlonesome-coloradobluegrass At first I was just gonna comment not to forget the 'other one'... but I thought I should at least google the 'other one' to get the name right... the fact that google is trying to tell me that there were this many Wallflowers singles... I think proves OP's point.

@@11KKas10 Well there is search engine optimization and also what the fuck else is google supposed to show you when you search for his singles? Only two search results in total? That is some unintelligent shit right there.

Not that I'm disagreeing but a LOT of children from very famous celebrities don't end up well. Gotta give him a bit of credit

@@dbeck82 a lot of these morons have no clue what they’re talking about.

lol my thoughts exactly

@@timrobinson6573 haha 100%

Exacrly, screwing Bob‘s son would be equal to jumping into a volcano. In terms of music business.

Ah- I knew there was something wrong about him. His experience is so skewed.

He does have talent though same as Dani Harrison did ok. John Lennon’s son didn’t make it in music

That doesn't negate his point though. You are absolutely 100% right but so is he.

Jakob doesnt realize people are only nice to him to get close to his dad. He thinks everyone is nice to everyone, because thats all hes ever known.

Who is his father?

@@MOTM1234 Bob Dylan…

@@dannnnydannnn5201 thank you. I always get Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen mixed up.

Yeah he doesn’t know what he’s talking about it seems. His ideas make since in like 2002 but now bands should just put their music out there themselves. Does having a record company make your music better? No. So why bother you can record professionally in your own basement and put it wherever you want online. You don’t have to know a guy that works at Spotify to get your song on Spotify. I realize it’s much more complicated than that but most acts don’t need record companies they need promoters.

@@justicerice3589 ..and the best promoters in the business?..... Recording companies. Don't get me wrong....i'm 35+years in the trenches working for the Independents but doing it all yourself and even getting a promo person involved only creates a few Stars or even a working wage. Believe me, i've been talking to Indie labels till i've been blue in the face about investing more in what they do in this day and age but few are willing to take the risk and settle on being underground and whinge less about the little money they make. A major part of this has been the electronic shift...streaming is still massively biased in favor of the streaming service itself being the one that makes most of the money (basically becoming the overarching new Major Label that is making billions while aryists make very little in comparison ) and the weight that Major Labels still have in having stuff not only be more likely to be played on streaming but also they still have access (and control) of the radio stations and press and can get your music in adverts and in films. The old Indie Shops and certain DJs used to be places/people that new and innovative artists and labels could lean on to discover and promote new and independent artists. Now there is jus the randomness of what a streaming service may chose to play you (look, an algorithm is NOT the same as a human ear with experience playing a new track and saying "Shit!..this is GOOD!...HEY! YO!...Y'ALL NEED TO HEAR THIS!" Part of the Humans Vs A.I debate i suppose. Algorithms aren't listening to the music itself, they are jus saying "You liked that? All these other people who liked that also liked this...."). When you dehumaize something to this extent you lose everything real about what it is to be human. There is no passion, no instinct, no intuition. There is still a thriving Underground out there but it is fragmented and very hard to really garner recognition and sales. There are no longer any/many clubs that play NEW music alongside some classics of ALL genres. It's Techno night or a EDM night or a Metal night....Divided and conquered are the inquiring music fans. Thus its hard for makers of one genre to meld with makers of another and expand both their own taste, experience and share a fan base. Some labels and artists are fine with being Underground but that has stagnated the ability for the general populace to be exposed to music and people who create art full of soul and passion. Now most people are only and almost exclusively exposed to nothing but Pop music and one or two breakout bands. ....and if we are going to be fully rounded out with this breakdown....Video Games and the new generation of Consumers who are pretty dam happy jus being consumers. Music does not have the impact it once had. I'll part with saying i was fuckin lucky to be a part of the music industry in it's heyday from the mid 80s and through the 90s and early 00s with the greatest explosion of audio creativity in human history....and then computers took over. A friend of mine made a very prophetic tune in the early 80s... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hbCUZZWp1Lm4foE.html

@@mossadon Do you know what heyday means?

@@mossadon you made a solid very wise thought out good point. I still don’t think you’re an expert because for all I know you can be a troll. But I actually second this movement. What you said mostly is true but I actually think it’s easier now more than ever to go independent and take over major labels. The problem is the advertising and promotion indefinitely. There needs to be a company that does that solely for musicians of all genres alike. Seems like there is money to be made here. 💰🤌🏽 who can offer great advertising and promotions across radio stations and all other sources alike? I’m sure there is a rich asshole out there who can make this happen. Come on asshole.

Yeah, this guy was born into a situation that gave him a MASSIVE advantage that few emerging and even established acts could ever touch. So his opinions here are not exactly relevant in the majority of instances. He sounds like a god sitting atop Olympus chastising mortals for catching a cold or contracting a fatal disease. He's never been able to relate to mere mortals, which would explain his opinions here... and the fact that his art never achieved relevancy outside of the the minority of neobohemian jetset he was raised by and around. Yawnfest.

Is that a compliment for him or the mic?

@@brucanthwood I think it's a compliment. It's a pretty rich, sonorous voice.

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@@unique11124 Well he talks like his dad, who has one of the most iconic voices of all time. Jakob is like Bob Dylan's voice but with a little more mass appeal, if that makes sense. Like even his singing is similar, but just a little more commercially viable. Jakob can write some good tunes (obviously nowhere near his dad. Nobody can), but his real gift is that he has what his dad has but in a more pleasant package. I say this as a huge Bob Dylan fan, and I actually love Bob's voice. Except in the 80s and part of the 90s. That shit was moslty terrible for me.

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This is what happens, Larry

I feel sorry for kids now who have absolutely no music in the mainstream that has any musical talent or intelligence whatsoever. I'm disgusted that every single ad I hear now has some shitty rap beat behind it because corporations think we're all so musically ignorant that all everyone listens to is rap now.

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Especially with today's shite music

Brainlet take, holy shit Hahahahaha

I agree. All negotiations should be like this. Someone is looking to get more out of it. Expect it. Have someone there to back you up.

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Yeah, Jakob had a bit of helpful guidance.

Well the second best thing is to learn from people with those lawyers…like Jakob.

Lol. Absolutely

Exactly

@keep rollin nobody wants to see your crap!

I bet it’s a lot different signing a contract when you already have money. 🙄 He looks prettier when he just sings.🥴

little rascals

Burr ended that hat HARD

The day the hipster dies inside LOL

😂

Then you clearly know jack shit about Jakob Dylan or The Wallflowers. It's not absurd, he put in the work. The whole fucking band did.

@@adamlassiter1296 A struggling musician to me means having to choose between gas money to get to the next gig or getting meal because the promotor fucked you ober for the third gig in a row. I'm not saying he didnt earn his spot but i doubt he had many situations like this. I could be wrong, though.

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Wanna Know why people still want cd's because they sound the best thats why Dylan

@@adamlassiter1296 Bullshit Adam. Bob Dylan has a net worth of around $320 million USD. I don't doubt that the band did their best. I just don't agree that they were ever 'struggling musicians'. Royalties alone, the Dylan estate will not have to worry about generating income for at least another century.

The Wallflowers was a decent band in the 90's. You should check his music out.

Only stole one of Dad's lyric books so nope

Invisible city. My favourite

I like his old stuff but Glad All Over is an amazing album!

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lol the only thing i remember they did was that cover of heroes

Also, considered their Greatest Hit! Jakob is a fully realized joke while also ignoring the fact that his father is the greatest musician of the past century.

It is a pretty decent album..

I was thinking this. His band was a one hit wonder. Why is Joe even wasting his time lol

Theyve made great music for 30 years, all you know how to do is have a dumb moniker and make negative comments

Not discussed here? Did you even look before posting this?

the only good song i know of them is the heroes song from the godzilla soundtrack , and that song is a cover lol

@@alandavis3715- c’mon - 1 HeadLight and 6th Avenue Heartache

curious how bob feels...

@@brianjacob8728 he probably doesn’t.

Look at Willie Nelsons kids and he had a better pen and voice than Bob.Give JD credit.6th Avenue Heartache

Seriously 🤣😂🤣! ... I mean, ... There's an elephant in the room .... and then there's an elephant in the room & Bob Dylan is riding it! ....... With a Nobel Prize for literature hanging upon its trunk.

No shit!!!

most people are wrong about everything that’s why. like bob, his son just had a decent education

It was a blessing in that it opened literally every door possible. It was a curse in that it put unreal expectations on him as a musician. I’d rather a middle ground where doors were opened for me, but I didn’t have to constantly be compared to the people that opened them.

I'd be surprised, but it would be nice. I'm honestly not a fan of Joe anymore, but I would LOVE to see a 3 hour Bob Dylan interview. The man is basically as close to Shakespeare as possible in the world of living people. He's not the same person he was in 1966, but he's still Bob Dylan. People study his music in college for crying out loud. It's crazy to think about. So while I don't watch JRE much anymore, I would have to watch a 2-3 hour Bob Dylan one, for the sake of legacy.

You guys noticed he didn’t talk about his Dad ? They talked about music for 3 hours and Joe did try a question on Bob near the start but Jakob was quite short with the answer and changed subject quick enough Are they just really private You can’t even find a picture of Jakob and Bob Clint Eastwoods son was on Scott and they talked about Clint for 15 minutes

Knock it off. Grow up. Go cry in the bathroom, Big Perm!

For one thing no one will be dumb enough to try to screw you over when your dad has that kind of clout.

@@M0ebius and yet, his fame went away….how could that happen with so many people afraid of his daddy? Wouldn’t they bend over to give him Beiber like status? Cmon now!?!

He has good connections and he is also correct in that it shouldn't be a surprise anymore that the music biz is shady.

@@johnobrien1528…. Lol, Bieber like status?! 🤦‍♂️…. This dude doesn’t play for teenage girls!!! The music business ebbs and flows!!! And it ebbed away from what his band The Wallflowers played!

Spitting image of his dad also.

You should see (And hear) Sean Lennon.

honestly, it sounds like most chew men

why wouldn't you expect it?

Not a great point is it?

No, his point was if you actually read the contract you wouldn't get screwed. Thats a lesson his dad probably taught him at a young age.

@@chickenhouse5779 wouldn’t that be nice.

He didn’t say it in code. He said basically it should be common knowledge nowadays to cover your backside when I comes to contracts. There’s too much info readily available to justify whining when you get taken advantage of. It’s like people still complaining about adjustable rate mortgages or time shares. A little research should tell you what sucks.

@Vi Trinh Why!?

'She will have the Knockwurst.'

When it comes down to making out, whenever possible, put on side one of Led Zeppelin IV.

@@peterdelaney1618 instantly cues up Kashmir

Haha

Yeah i felt like there was prechatter about not discussing Bob Dylon

@@RrR-xv4ij Same same

They are not well educated or have a clearer understanding of how the industry works. Look at people like Lou Perlmen or Joe Jackson, Col Tom Parker(Elvis). A lot of bands, singers, writers were burned. Early on.

Even if he wasn’t bob dylans son, he knows what he’s talking about for the “regular people” trying to make it

Yup. That's how I feel about most rap music. Lil bit of talent. There is a small number that exceed just being a lucky hard worker. N they r bursting with talent.

And in his case it’s who he was related too

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That was Josie Wales's military commander , not Josie himself.

"Don't piss down my back and tell me it's raining" said by John Vernon who also played San Francisco mayor in Clint Eastwood's "Dirty Harry" . . .

@@zyzzyvacation and Dean Wormer

@@andru451 and Ruby Thewes in Cold Mountain

Dude, Jakob Dylans pretentious ass on here talking about luck? Gtfoh!

It's no longer luck

@@robertdownes793 that doesn't make sense. There are a million musicians leagues above Cardi B, but who's famous?

No dude what we have to do is turn great new tracks into vinyl. Buy my new stuff on Spotify or Tik-Tok. Oh s*** you can buy that on vinyl now

I just looked at your comment my guy calm down

It‘s the hat.

Man, I ain't changed, but I know I ain't the same.

Ever see his Dad?

hedoesn't look well.

@@edgarbm6407Nothing is forever, there’s got to be something better than in the middle.

No, it’s labels and distribution company’s

@@saaw8344 of course they've always been horrible but you're crazy to think Spotify is innocent

@@dlwseattle what is Spotify guilty of exactly?

@@saaw8344 spotify pays 0.3 to 0.5 cents per track stream. to hit minimum wage, a band needs to hit a quarter million streams per month per person in a band. needing a million streams per month for a band with a vocalist, lead guitar, bass guitar, and drummer, just to hit minimum wage is ridiculous. youtube is even worse for music streams, cause they pay out 1/5th of what spotify does per stream. spotify is obviously raking in money hand over foot if they can afford to throw $100,000,000 at joe rogan for exclusivity, while they pay fractions of pennies on the dollar to artists.

@@arkanrais thank you for clarifying that

ESPECIALLY WITH ONE HEADLIGHT 😉

Yeah but he acts like new bands are just stupid.

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@@JusticeForNicholeAlloway well you're a d um b B who says, "I mean".

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Based. There are some interesting dichotomies that artists will encounter: creating the art while also protecting the base. Balancing the heart of the music while maintaining a business mindset. Similar to an entrepreneur fresh out of college, pursuing a well thought out dream but relying on the capital of a record company to make it all come true. Crazy to think how much this model has evolved compared to 50 years ago...shoot 30 years ago...

I can’t afford a team. Where does that leave artists like me? I just write for myself. I have half-songs finished, but everything, EVERYTHING is about money. Luckily I just love writing. I’ll finish the tracks I have, and at least have the satisfaction of knowing I’m somewhat unique as a writer.

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depending on where you at in your career. if you're only doing digital you can basically do everything independently and without a team to get your stuff out there - soundcloud, youtube, spotify... that's a thing anyone can handle on his or her own, no magic needed. no guarantee that someone discovers your music, but getting it on platforms is relatively easy. but as soon as you're selling physical product you should get at least your trusted local recordstore on board or even better find a distribution company to handle your records x tapes x cds which increases your potential reach exponentially. even if you're a relatively unknown artist.

Too bad we aren't all children of musical legends. We can't all afford teams. And as much as he says he did everything on his own, just his name probably made everything smoother for him.

Yes it is, Lol

It is

Says the son of Robert Zimmerman aka Bob Dylan

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That would be bananas

The world deserves a McCarthy-Richards episode of the Rogan Experience.

@@JoJoJoker Who's McCarthy?

Facts, same with some athletes, they play their best until they get a big contract and then it seems like they don’t try as hard

But the fact that their not so best music reaches more people means their best music was not exactly the best no? I hope u get what I am saying. English is not my first language

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That's funny

"Everyone comes to the answerman". Could almost see his dad intoning this.

This is underrated…😂

I don't buy that. Look at Lisa Marie Presley, she had the music industry at her feet .. she couldn't draw an audience. Either you have 'it' or you don't.

r u salty bro?

He's literally talking about how it is for young bands

What success? His band had one hit in the 90s which I don’t was that great to begin with.

@@alelectric2767 Had a song in 2009 that has 167 million views on youtube, but lets go with your bitter drivel

Great line!

Artists are getting double fuck now since streaming platforms pay the labels for whatever they seem is fair for x amount of streams = y amount of 'album sales'. And for digital sales, platforms take their cut, which means the label got to take their cut + royalties, there's almost nothing left for the artist. This is why so many artists depend on touring. After saying that, streaming platforms are needed, same with social media platforms. Now, artists can bypass the middle man (labels) and do their own shit.

Why

Hair plug hats.

brian Johnson rocked it

With one headlight.

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@keep rollin Spam do not click on this.

Yes!! Joe's mind would get blown away.

@@TheIslandDivision absolutely

Source?

@@robertdownes793 But to answer the other question that came up in this PC, "how does the label find the artist"- The label finds the artist because the artist has already created an obvious buzz. If you're capable of doing that, you don't need the label's money. You're likely already generating more than your cut with the old-style deal. If you're in a position to negotiate, you may have a use for a label.

@HeHateMe I got my information from my degree in recording engineering with music business, and we reviewed actual contracts. If you think you have better information, provide it.

I'm in a band, and we keep 100% of the revenue from our music. You know what 100% of $0 is? Record labels used to promote, fund, record, etcetera bands and musicians. The new model wherein a song is worth zero dollars, because it's free, does not work nearly as well. There's no radio to get on, no late night show that plays new bands, nothing. Bob Dylan would not be famous if he came up in this time- he got discovered by what's his name from Columbia Records and they helped make him famous. Leonard Cohen got into music because he could make a living off of it, when he couldn't from writing poems and novels. The record industry is the reason anyone's even heard of most of the greatest musicians who ever recorded a song. Give me a bad deal over no deal any day. I'd rather be broke with a thousand fans than broke with zero.

Jakob would need to consume a LOT of cigarettes & whiskey to achieve his father's singing voice

@@DrSpaceman69 that’s why he said his son has the singing talent.

Good as i've been to you?

100%

Totally

No doubt. But he also had to deal with everyone telling him everything he does is undeserved because he's Bob Dylan's son. Like this comment section lol.

@@MrMann-wg9rw Julian did have a couple pretty big hits in the 80's. They would play that "Much Too Late For Goodbye" video constantly on MTV back in the day.

@@MrMann-wg9rw Sean Lennon has a few good tunes in my opinion as well. Obviously no where near his dad's...He has a tune called "Parachute" I particularly like a lot.

The stories are out there. And ignorance would be their fault. I feel like he made a decent point.

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If you don’t want to take the time to understand a contract and you just sign it that is completely your fault.

Yes it’s painfully obvious he was raised very privileged. I mean I bet dealing with business side of music is easy when your dad is literally bob fuckin dylan

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Hes telling the CIA talking points...

Hes so douchey

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He talks like Jimi Hendrix on Dick Cavett.

No ! Jakob doesn't mumble.

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@@Hanzyscure Yeah his music just sucks instead😂😂😂😂

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Of course, Julian Lennon and Dwezil Zappa are huge!

Indeed

Have you ever heard a Wallflowers album? They are a great band and Jakob is a talented songwriter and singer. He did it on his own.

@@wilzyk1161 exactly. Bringing Down the Horse is an amazing album. So many tone deaf haters.

Fortunately, Cinderella helped put it all together.

Sometimes, I think he'd like to watch it burn.

@J Jackson They know good music or at least the music I grew up on. I'm just saying the way kids find out about music these days is on tiktok.

@@TroyShaw if their parents let them use Chinese spyware

One word. Streaming. It’s f**ked me personally.

And streaming came in to take us right back to the 50’s 😭😭

I think it is been the great diluter.

streaming has equalised everyone back down to the dirt, like all equality efforts do where you just hit the lowest common denominator. a single stream pays 0.3 to 0.5 cents to the music creator on spotify last I checked. to hit an hour's worth of minimum wage pay, you need 2500+ streams if you're the only person who was involved in the creation of that track. if you're in a band, you need to hit tens of thousands of streams just to go to the local pub and pay for a beer each. it's completely diluted everything, and I've seen the same thing happen when I used to post art to some sites. as a mediocre drawer/digital painter, I'd get 3-8k views per piece in 2010. now I get 200-400 views on the same sites because they're absolutely flooded and so many of the submitted pieces are low quality garbage

@@arkanrais Nailed it.

You don't make good music without talent. He had it when he needed it

So his parents bought all those albums he sold?

To be fair, this dude can write a song. He’s good.

He had both talent and an in.

He has a famous father so what. Does that mean that he doesn't know about the industry? If anything it means he knows more. Plus my dad is the bigfest Dylan fan, I've seen him in concert. I never heard of Jakob. I don't think his father helped him too much. He's not a huge,successful act. It's quite possible that he's in it for the music and not the fame. Like his father

Ask him how much they would charge to play a show lol...

@@randallee3544 I already know. It's $250k.

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@@benjackson9299 No. Not funny at all.