Hey bro how do I contact you about working on a project , cheers !

Totally agreed..

I don’t get it. What does he actually DO?? Lol

@@insertmyidentityhere He sits with the artists and guides them in the direction the want to go and provides his knoledge of music and a calming presence which has proved sucessful as many bands have produced their best work under him. He is also just a great mentor for musicians.

You are nothing

Nobody asked

@@Harp_and_Guitar_Moving_Forward .... nobody asked, but it's still a great comment.

Gotta be willing to leave your ego out of certain situations. It's a beautiful thing when a talented person humbles them selves for the greatness of the bigger creative process 🙏

@@Harp_and_Guitar_Moving_Forward nobody asked for any comments here....

theoretical it's just like it...but when it comes to actual work...that's when things start to happen and theory fails eventualy....but that's just my experience.

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@@StewartGaming23 goons recruiting ? Join or die ?

I get that, you’ll be like how the f*ck did I come up with that? 😂

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I like to call it “hype” . When I write some clever stuff off flowing from getting inspiration from my previous lyrics I get so hype I laugh and it does bring joy

I never knew I liked gangsta rap until a Jewish guy who 'doesn't know anything about music' made it seem cool.

And you will always be happier knowing you did it your way. I think that is most important anyways.

@@guyincognito320 oy vey

It's great when friends and family like my music, but I don't make it for them, and I certainly don't consider what strangers think. I think the problem is that a lot of people don't want to be a good artist, they want to be a famous artist, and that's a stress I don't wish on anyone because nothing harms art AND the artist more than caring what other people might think.

@@dordly real

Thank you, for this wonderful comment! I hope the universe gives you want you need!

I needed to hear this ❤

So true! We all have it inside... And we are all connected and can help each other see!

By the way... also true. If you get a really good idea and don't act on it, in time someone else will get the same idea and they will act on it. It's happened to me... just sayin'....

But how do you do it literally ? Even if you’re mentally ready for it.

@@DilminPerera I think the best way is to go someplace where you've never been before, like a part of the city you live in or a town you've never been to, and you just walk around without any plan and see what draws your attention. When something draws you just go toward it, explore it and try to figure out why it has a pull on your attention. Try doing this with a clear mind and no itinerary. Engage in conversation with strangers you meet along the way. Open yourself up to the infinite possibilities and trust that the universe will show you things you need to see. That's how you start.

Also do something that you always thought you should do or wanted to do in the back of your mind but have never done. This could be going to an art show opening or a lecture or jumping in your car for a weekend road trip with no plan or map. You're sure to discover something that will be meaningful for a long time to come. I think this whole process of connecting with the universe involves moving out of your comfort zone and just getting out and exploring. I live in Michigan and once took a road trip to the east coast with no real plan, no hotel reservations, just a book of "off the beaten path" attractions and that was one of the greatest vacations of my life.

​@@DK-jg5vk I got to have such a road trip 3 years ago, it was a 20 day pilrimage to the west coast and back and it was by far one of the coolest things I've ever done in my life. My first 3 or 4 days were really uncomfortable and infuriating, but once i removed all my expectations of the trip, and took everything as it came, thats when i truly started to have the time of my life. And its really true what you say about getting out and moving to find things that are meaningful, thats the easiest way to do it.

We all in the same boat huh?

@@bobberino4775 we sure are working helpdesk supporting the vision

psst... pure gold is 24k gold

@@lmaolmao6043 no way i started my help desk job this week lmao

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No, you can't. Take it easy with those "hallunications". Cheers

I think that's just the DMT homie.

@@maryankitsenko9694 meds. Take them

I know what you mean brother. You can think of a hanging towel as a floating rectangle, or a sink basin as a weird geometric physical math equation. Just know your not the odd one out...and those examples I gave can be applied to anything and everything

@@businessofrhythm2315 didn't know I can get free medical advise on youtube. Thanks, but no.

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The way she goes................

Stop it, that are your parents!

Grift to Humanity*

interesting

He’s been meditating since he was maybe 13-14. Funny thing is, he went to the doctor’s about neck pain and they told him to try meditation. Now look at him. Amazing man.

Agreed 🙌

Agreed 💯

Nice. Well put.

@@KaliYugaSauce ty

When we say something is instinctive or comes from talent, I'd dare say those are our best moments and those moments are not coming from a person. It's exactly obedience and it really is coming from something like God or quantum or the universe or some shit, not you as a person. When the ego dissolves, when it's just love and enjoyment, not making money or getting a job done, that's when we become the instruments of something bigger than ourselves. It's a wonderful experience. Funny enough it usually leads to all sorts of achievements and successes for the individual.

@@deneb3552 Most indeed. I agree. When left to my own devices, no matter how much I THINK I know, I come up short. Absolutely agree that when I do good, it MUST be God; not me. The evidence speaks for itself. What’s really hard is knowing what to do IN BETWEEN those moments… or maybe, I misjudge and I AM being used, but I just don’t like it sometimes? I might think I know a thing or two - but, really, no matter how much science I can do, maybe what I perceive to be good and right… maybe it just isn’t? There’s an interview with John Mayer where he talks about writer’s block being when the “reader doesn’t agree with what the writer is doing”(in the mind). And the question is, IS THE READER WRONG? And life is like that, too… Maybe, the observer (in the mind) doesn’t agree with what the performer is doing; but maybe the observer is wrong? And so there is this cognitive dissonance that goes along with being God’s instrument… Because the flesh disagrees with the spirit. And on the point of quantum, or the universe - it is well known that there is a debate as to whether quantum is really describing a probabilistic universe, or whether it only APPEARS that way because of our inability to compute all the aspects of literally every single utterly fundamental event… which we know we can’t do; there are just too many particles/localized packets of energy to even begin to do that; and they’re moving too quickly, and their trajectories are still theoretical because we have to make a lot of assumptions based on what we THINK we know… So, at the most fundamental physical level, we’re still playing with numbers too complex for us to put into understanding - but our MINDS can visualize; we can slow those events down, and imagine them microscopically, and play out the dynamics and the fluid motions… but proving what the mind can visualize is a near impossible feat. It can be communicated, and then there are those who can visualize and agree and others who can’t visualize and so are relegated to trusting only in what they can control - the numbers. The irony being that numbers are merely a macro-physical representation of yet another abstract; but it doesn’t seem that way to those who rely on merely their physical senses… Um… My point was that, yeah; God is beyond our numbers, the universe MIGHT NOT BE, but His control over it is not going to be predictable no matter how good we become at that… So who are we to think that when we made a good decision, that it was US that did it? It seems rather arrogant to me… but arrogance is only reserved for those who have the hubris to go against what is seemingly known; so it’s just an extreme lack of an awareness… Just like when you plant the tree, grow the tree, cut down the tree, work the lumber, whittle some blocks, square them off, and show the toddler who you feed and raise and teach to stack the blocks; then he stacks the blocks and he says, “I DID IT!” And you say, “Yes, you did it. 👏” And before all that, God created the universe within with the sun and earth reside, the sun’s warmth, the earth’s green, he made the trees to exist and to grow, made the tree an object that COULD be worked, made stones which can BECOME metal, made the physics which makes it POSSIBLE to make saws and sawmills, and made the air which the hands breath that are ABLE to fashion out of those materials the blocks which were made possible by the control of dimension in the first place, the forces that allow the blocks to be stacked, the processes which allow you to have a son to teach, the heart to love, the mouth to speak, the concept of teaching and glory and success… But, “We did it. 👏”

@@TarzanHedgepeth haha, exactly...nice picture with the tree I dig. I think we literally can't do wrong because everything happens for a reason. Maybe it's a better way to think about it like "how can I achieve this state of being in agreement with myself and just enjoy being, doing, creating whatever" that flow or zen state and I'm telling you, there are pretty mechanical, easy, free and in a very literal sense "natural" ways, methods to get there. Then it becomes something like a path, the more you walk on it, the easier it becomes to get there. Because you know where you're going. That's basically meditation, a psychedelic experience with intention, maybe a NDE I suppose, I never had the latter. Anyway, it's interesting how "creativity" is fundamental to a balanced, peaceful life like that. Even if you're not an "artist" which you are if you live like this whatever you do turns into art anyway. One thing is for sure, we gotta be humble and try and overcome our egos. That single thing, even just the intention makes everything much better. Things just start to click. ...too bad we can't do this with a splif sitting on a bench with a cold beverage eh 😁

just stay open minded and keep working :) it does work I can assure you. just focus on your own stuff😇

Yea the most unlikely person, but again the perfect person. He doesn't even know about music! Love it.

that is is!

🙏 some real gems in here

this is not my favourite video

@@raznatovicanastasijawhich one is it then?

@@user-et9hh3hw8v this one kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sLp6dNZ31rqnhJs.html

Interesting. For me and my friends, writing new music was the purpose of playing any instrument at all. Maybe its a blessing and a curse, because after some years I hit a plateau in my guitar playing. I felt limited. And to become a more technical player you really have to practise A LOT which I didnt have the patience for.

Love to hear it! Thanks for sharing - Wishing you all the best 💙

Yes.

eloquently spoken. Same stuff Steven Pressfield writes about. yet it takes guts...

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thx!

Bro the video is only 8 minutes, why the fuck is this necessary

just watch the whole video lol

@@Dibblesnsnibbles How do you expect me to watch this without subway surfer or sand or something being cut playing alongside it ?

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In the last sentence you make it seem like following your passion is a horrible thing to do?? The only attention that your art needs is your own, no one should need to depend on outside acceptance for what they made, as long as one can please themselves through their art then that's all that matters

@@loganm15 Yes, external validation *shouldn’t* matter. But to many, it *does*. So my statement is an acknowledgement that people who *want* external validation might be disappointed, when following their passion doesn’t get them any of that. Hence, my thought about *not* telling someone to follow their passion, unless I am certain they are mentally prepared to *not* get that validation from anyone but themself. If you are absolutely certain that someone has no interest in getting any external validation, then sure, tell them to follow their passion. But if you suspect that even a small part of their passion involves sharing what they make, with an expectation that people will like it and praise them for it, I would warn them about the possibility that no one ever will.

Am I silly or isn't he the guy that doesn't not have any creative ability and just tells people his ideas

@@mondokill you silly

@@omariyon what does he actually do lol

@@mondokill literally google all the music he's produced and worked on and hopefully delete your ignorant comment out of shame lmao

@@jonnyboyy24 I'm not ashamed but watching this guy live his life at home is kind of appalling. He has produced great talents but what he's done with his wealth is why I even bothered to say that, no shame on my end rofl.