("Doo Wop" by J.I.D)
- [Gary] Yeah, good so far in L.A., big day.
Big promotion day for Planet of the Apps
later with a little bit of a party.
And you're gonna get some real footage there, huh?
Did you get clearance to be there?
That'll be interesting.
Anyway, grinding,
grinding, grinding,
grinding, grinding, grinding.
("Where Im Going" by Jerry Folk)
- Why is there so little energy around creating new IP?
Is it 'cause the studios don't
have appetite to take the risk?
The economics are so much more fun with guaranteed--
- [Man] The studios have IP that we could exploit,
but that's a good spot for them to work.
And...
- But everybody's just rebooting right?
It's just good ROI, right?
- [Man] Yeah, and so for them it's a good business to just...
("Where Im Going" by Jerry Folk)
- Perfection is poison.
It's just another fucking excuse for not doing.
So many of you are using it as a high-brow excuse.
Everybody's always trying to tell people
why they can't or why they aren't.
Like excuses man, it's fucking poison.
I fucking hate excuses.
Prefer people that use like bullshit one's like
Uh, I grew up in a bad neighborhood.
The perfection one really fucking pisses me off.
'Cause people think they're being clever and hiding it.
Oh, I'm a perfectionist, I do it right.
You don't do it right, Dick.
You're not doing it at all.
That's the problem, you're doing it right theoretically
so often you never put anything out.
You know what's subjective?
Everything, everything is subjective.
Your song, your video, your social media posts,
your business idea, all subjective.
You know what's not subjective?
Putting it out on time, putting it out.
You know what's not subjective?
12:05 Eastern P.M.,
Tyler.
That's not subjective.
You know what's not subjective?
When you fucking grind on your flight out here
and get my inbox from 300 things I have to do to 84.
Not subjective.
What was subjective was should it been 86
or should it been 82?
That's where you had to make a call.
People are crippled to not make calls.
So, they don't end up doing anything.
And then all you fuckers who use perfection as a disguise,
you think you're smarter than everybody.
You may be tricking the losing players,
but the winning players see right through you.
(DRock inaudible)
I'm mad about this perfection thing.
I see it at VaynerMedia,
I see it with my business partners,
I see it with my start,
no, no, no, it's gotta be perfect.
I'm so close to having it perfect.
No you're not, you just don't want to get it done.
I don't like high-brow excuses.
I like low-brow excuses.
I like people, I like that dude the other day
at Washington Park who's like
"I'm just watching Netflix bro."
That's honest.
Somebody who's like, "Oh you know,
"I need to be inspired to get it exactly right
"'cause if I get it right it will win."
Just that stuff is like,
"Or you don't get it" like "I'm an artist.
"This is gonna be real right soon.
"I just need to..."
Shit, fuck that shit.
("Doo Wop" by J.I.D)
- How you doing, man?
- Man, good. How about yourself?
- Real good.
- Big shout out to you real quick,
because that day you posted my song man
I got so many people scoop my song off iTunes.
So, shout out to you for that.
Man, you stay on a plane, bro.
Every time I see you you on a plane.
- I live at the airport.
So what's been going on man, how's it going?
- Honestly, I've just been grinding.
You know, like really smashing it.
Just drop, after drop, after drop.
And each time I drop something,
I mean I can see the numbers go up.
So, you know, the consistency it kinda feeds my--
- How often, once a week, once every two weeks?
- Last week I dropped three songs.
- Last week?
- Yeah, last week I dropped three songs.
A week before that I dropped two songs.
And it's usually one a week, but I just,
I'm just really trying to pump 'em.
Like I'm trying to make sure that something--
- Is your mind in the place where I'm at which is,
it's just a matter of time.
It's literally just once-- - 100 percent.
- Like the reason you want to drop two or three is
it gives you more chance for have that song
that changes everything. - Exactly. Exactly, it's--
- It's a numbers game.
- Yo it really is, it really is a numbers game.
- I believe that man.
- I genuinely believe it too.
I listen to your audiobook of,
the most recent one what was that?
- #AskGaryVee.
- Yes, dude, yo and this isn't to take any shots
because it's a bunch of amazing factual information.
The biggest thing I took out of that book
is pinpointing why I have been so confident and successful
and it is because of how my mom raised me.
And I was never able to put my finger on that
until I saw you say it in that book.
I was just like you know.
- That makes sense. - It literally, thanks to my mom
I feel like I can do anything.
- It's the best.
- I feel like she pumped me full of this confidence.
And I never pinpointed it--
- Did you call her and say thanks?
- Yes I really did.
She's my reason for everything.
(DRock inaudible)
What was that?
("Where Im Going" by Jerry Folk)
- Heading over to film
a TV show called (censored).
Gonna teach the aspiring (censored) how to use social media
for my homie (censored).
She's awesome.
This should be interesting.
Shhh.
("Doo Wop" by J.I.D)
Just filmed a quick little TV cameo that I'm gonna be doing.
So you'll be seeing that.
I'm not even sure if I can talk about it.
I'll hit up the peeps and ask them if I can.
Anyway, just business call, business call.
I've got an interesting meeting
with a holding company conglomerate that owns brands
that could be for VaynerMedia,
could be for my future ambitions.
Take a lot of meetings that are not as black and white.
Way too many people only take meetings
where they get something out of it right away.
To me, I like taking meetings that
could bring value three, four, five,
six, seven years from now.
And if they do bring value right away,
then Mazel Tov.
Driving my social.
Getting serious about Snapchat again.
See a little opening there.
Work.
("Where Im Going" by Jerry Folk)
- [Woman] Thank you.
- How are you, man?
- Alright. - You good?
- Super.
How is it? - It's great to see ya.
Great.
-Africa. - Amazing.
It's like, amazing.
- Dope. - So amazing.
We gotta catch up and talk about it.
Hey man, good to see ya.
- How are things? - How are you?
- Good, great.
- I like the haircut, man. - Yes!
- It's stylish I like it.
I like it.
How are you guys feeling?
- We're graduating next week.
- Congratulations, guys.
That's a big deal. - Yeah.
- We should definitely catch up.
- That would be awesome. - Feel free to reach out.
I'd love to hear from you. - Definitely, we'll do that.
And we'll try not to hog you.
- No, I'm here for you guys.
Forever.
- You're so sweet, thank you.
- Awesome, sure thing, awesome.
("Doo Wop" by J.I.D)
So our commercial just aired.
My phone's blowing up, so that's cool.
And let's see what,
let's see what the buzz is.
Jason, I will never be big time, baby.
I'll always be a boy from Belarus.
Appreciate the love.
I could swear I just heard your voice in the NBA game.
You know, it's funny.
This is a really interesting scene
because the event's going on inside.
Everybody's drinking a vodka martini
and I'm on Twitter engaging with everybody
who just saw the commercial during the NBA Finals.
It's just so fucking,
this right here is the difference moment.
I'm not in it for the glitz and the glamor.
I'm in it for the fucking,
the blood and the dirt.
Everybody can go party it up.
I'm fuckin' here workin'.
Okay.
It's still just a commercial.
Not that much chatter.
- [DRock] Really? - Yep.
People don't get it, man
but let's not for this party.
- Who's that?
- It's me, it's GaryVee. - Who's that?
- What?
- I've heard of this guy.
- I'll teach you, Jess.
That's what I'm here for.
(upbeat music)
- [Woman] Terrible.
- [Man] Look handsome together.
- [Gwyneth] Alright, photos.
- Come here for a selfie.
Keavis, Get out of the photo. - I didn't know.
- Alright. - Is this a Snapchat?
- [Man] I kinda wanna be in that picture.
- [Jessica] I'm the greatest.
- Jess, why are you the greatest?
- 'Cause I was born that way.
- Born that way.
(laughing)
("Doo Wop" by J.I.D)