The GAUDS Show Hosted By Ray Daniels The Culture Referee

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Scotty talks to us about working alongside Issa Rae and gives us the inside scoop on the importance of having a product and why he made the decision to pivot focus from music to grillz. We dive into the parallels between the grillz business and the music industry and learn about how to manage massive partnerships with brands like Nike and The Atlanta Hawks. Ray shares with us what inspired Mike WiLL Made-It's hit song "23" and reflects on the lessons learned from studying winners. Scotty provides valuable insights into his strategic approach in business, and together we discuss the significance of creating opportunities and offer advice for Black entrepreneurs. Tune in to hear about Scotty's future plans and listen as things get spicy when Tamira and Ray discuss, “what's yt culture?” Time Stamp Notes 00:00:16 - Introduction 00:02:03 - Scotty Grillz talks about working with Issa Rae 00:05:17 - Why Scotty Grillz left the music industry to focus on grillz 00:08:50 - Addressing people who didn't see the vision and the importance of having a product 00:11:41 - Similarities between the grill business and music industry 00:14:35 - How Scotty Grillz was able to open a second store in Melrose 00:17:33 - Ray shares what experience inspired Mike WiLL Made-It's hit song 23 00:20:26 - Ray talks about studying winners 00:23:57 - Scotty Grillz talks about the strategy behind his music career 00:26:19 - Advice for Black entrepreneurs 00:28:30 - What's next for Scotty Grillz 00:30:31 - We talk about the importance of creating your own opportunities 00:40:09 - How does Scotty Grillz approach deals like working with Nike 00:44:18 - Why people making grillz are like rappers these days 00:52:38 - Tamira wants to know "what's yt culture?" 00:55:33 - Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is 01:10:48 - Scotty Grillz gives his credit check 01:13:29 - GOAT or Underdog?

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Collipark talks about his experiences and insights in the music industry. He shares why he signed artists like Ying Yang Twins and Soulja Boy when nobody else saw their potential. He also breaks down the creative process behind the legendary hit "The Whisper Song” and why the Ying Yang Twins have one of the most amazing career stories in music history. We dive into who is responsible for music taking a backseat to marketing, how the south created the blueprint for modern rap, and the importance of speaking up for what's possible to those in your community. Lastly, Ray shares how Soulja Boy is the Kobe Bryant of the rap game. Do you agree?! Tune in to hear the comparison and tap in the comments to join the conversation! Time Stamps: 00:00:09 - Introduction 00:03:28 - Collipark shares insight on why he signed artists like Ying Yang Twins and Soulja Boy while everyone else slept on them 00:10:32 - Collipark is the reason Ray Daniels joined Interscope 00:12:22 - Collipark breaks down the inspiration and creative process behind The Whisper Song 00:16:20 - How Collipark discovered Soulja Boy 00:23:08 - Who is responsible for music taking a backseat to marketing today? 00:24:59 - How southern rap's sound became the blueprint for modern rap 00:29:54 - The importance of speaking up so others around you know what's possible 00:42:58 - What Collipark is looking to inspire him 00:46:02 - What's next for Collipark and what he learned from Jimmy Iovine 00:50:47 - The Ying Yang Twins have one of the most amazing career stories in the history of music 00:55:19 - Collipark and Ray break down the evolution of Atlanta hip hop 00:59:27 - Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is 01:14:03 - Collipark gives his credit check 01:18:34 - GOAT or Underdog? 01:20:43 - Ray thinks Soulja Boy is the Kobe Bryant of Rap

Is Scar Lip blowing up or is she just got right now? Does Taylor Swift have more impact in Atlanta than black artist? Are songwriters the most disrespected group of people in the music industry ? We answer all of these questions on this exciting episode of the Culture Report!

The importance of faith in the industry is very important. Did you know that the #1 catalogue in the nation is insurance and publishing is #2. Also are Dj's still needed in todays world? Gain all this insight in this exciting episode of the Gauds Show.

You guys asked for us to bring Hot Topics back and we did with the new segment Culture Report. Tamira apologizes to Kanye West and black fathers. Ray discusses the reason black fathers are important to the culture. The Culture Referee is back in true fashion giving his opinion on all events going on in the culture. Be sure to comment below to have your comment featured on the next Culture Report.

We talk about his experience paving his own path in the industry, even when his best friends and mentors were at Death Row. How he hung up on Tupac because he didn't believe it was him and Ray and Warren G give advice to artists on what they need to know about publishing and masters. You don't want to miss this conversation with a certified pioneer in West Coast production! Time Stamp Notes: 00:00:07 - Introduction 00:02:58 - Warren G talks about his early days in the industry and working with Dr. Dre 00:07:51 - Growing up with Snoop Dogg and playing high school football together 00:10:53 - Warren G says Eazy-E pulled a a gun on him 00:12:08 - How Warren G and Snoop Dogg ended up working with Dr. Dre 00:18:01 - Working on The Chronic Album and the production behind Nuthin' but a "G" Thang and Let Me Ride 00:20:33 - How Kurupt became a part of Death Row 00:25:00 - How Warren G ended up on Def Jam when his best friends and mentors were at Death Row 00:28:42 - How Warren G paved his own lane in the music industry 00:37:02 - How Warren G ended up working with 2pac 00:46:15 - Was Warren G the first rapper to not play the hero in his verses? 00:50:48 - Warren G breaks down how his success caused tension at Death Row 00:56:19 - Warren G's Top 5 Rappers from the West Coast 01:02:34 - There's no age in music 01:08:44 - Warren G thinks he was too nice coming up in the game 01:12:10 - Ray and Warren G discuss publishing deals 01:17:58 - Warren G plays Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is 01:30:22 - Ray and Warren G discuss legacy artists being gifted their masters 01:41:29 - Warren G gives his credit check 01:46:35 - GOAT or Underdog?

00:01:52 - Digital Nas talks about getting in early on SoundCloud and even introducing Lil Yachty to the platform 00:02:35 - The biggest differences between SoundCloud and YouTube and the definition of a SoundCloud rapper 00:05:42 - Digital Nas compares relationships with women to his creation process 00:08:07 - Digital Nas breaks down how eventually going to a predominantly Black high school influenced him and what it was like dealing with racism growing up 00:12:16 - Digital Nas on creating your own universe 00:14:51 - Digital Nas weighs in on Donda vs Donda 2 00:15:54 - Digital Nas slept on A$AP Rocky's couch before A$AP ever knew him 00:16:43 - What made Ray Daniels decide to work with Digital Nas 00:17:29 - How Kanye looks to Digital Nas for insights on the next generation and what artists Nas likes to work with 00:19:49 - Breaking generational curses and not accepting failure 00:22:19 - How Spiderman gives us the meaning of life 00:25:03 - Digital Nas gives advice to up and coming producers and Ray Daniels breaks down what makes Digital Nas special 00:30:17 - Digital Nas addresses anxiety 00:31:42 - How Eazy-E and Pharrell impacted Digital Nas as a producer 00:33:55 - How Ray signed Digital Nas without ever hearing his music 00:37:31 - Digital Nas talks working with Kanye 00:42:12 - What Digital Nas learned living in NY 00:44:11 - The biggest misconception in the rap industry and who really makes the money 00:47:01 - Ray explains how label deals work 00:53:19 - Digital Nas plays Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is 00:57:44 - Digital Nas weighs in on the current state of hip hop 00:59:23 - Digital Nas gives his Credit Check 01:00:38 - GOAT or Underdog?

Benzino opens up about his experiences as a father and reflects on the lessons he learned through his relationships with women, including his time on reality TV. We hear never before heard stories about The ‘95 Source Awards, Drake texting Benzino's daughter and get a look into some of the context around Benzino's history with Eminem. He also weighs in on his top influences in music and admits he was wrong when it came to his thoughts on Andre 3000. When it comes to authenticity - this is an episode you don't want to miss. Time Stamps: 00:00:02 - Introduction 00:02:48 - Benzino discusses creating The Source 00:05:39 - What it was like coming up in Boston 00:08:30 - What really happened between Benzino and Dave Mays 00:17:51 - Benzino talks about fatherhood 00:22:13 - Benzino reflects on being on reality tv and lessons he learned through his relationships with women 00:30:42 - Benzino and Ray talk about their experiences as parents 00:36:50 - Benzino shares his thoughts on the second generation of hip hop 00:39:18 - Benzino shares what it's like listening to his daughter's music and the team weighs in on female rappers owning their sexuality 00:50:45 - Benzino talks about his OnlyFans account 00:56:10 - Ray shares how eating chicken and cheating are the same thing 00:58:55 - Benzino shares what type of men he'd like his daughter to date and what he thinks women should look for in men 01:04:09 - Benzino shares a story about Drake texting his daughter 01:10:17 - The '95 Source Awards 01:24:16 - Benzino addresses his past with Eminem 01:33:03 - Benzino weighs in on his top influences in music 01:36:46 - Benzino plays Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is 01:46:23 - Benzino admits he was wrong when it came to Andre 3000 01:53:01 - Benzino gives his credit check 02:00:40 - GOAT or Underdog?

World Renowned Jeff Gitty, gives an insight into his endeavors as a musician, producer , & songwriter. He opens up about getting his start with Lauryn Hill. Playing African Rhythmic music to impress Lauryn.

We also dive into the lack of artist development in the industry, comparing it to fast food vs soul food. The team discusses what they would each change about the music industry and Ray shares his experience working with Saweetie on "Best Friend" while also breaking down the success behind Whitney Houston's "Saving All My Love For You" and Fun's "We Are Young" including their underlying meanings. Time Stamp Notes: 00:02:19 - Our guests weigh in on the current state of hip hop and discuss it's influence on the culture 00:07:24 - Deputy talks about the lack of artist development these days and Ray compares the game to McDonalds vs Soul Food 00:14:54 - Ray asks where R&B went and why we don't have any R&B stars today 00:19:46 - Deputy explains how the loss of mainstream radio has impacted the music industry and how creatives create 00:25:09 - Ray tells us who's to blame for the state of r&b today 00:31:26 - Ray shares how what most people's biggest mistake is when it comes to understanding the money in the music industry 00:34:55 - Deputy questions if we're asking too much of creatives these days 00:42:38 - Ray shares his experience working with Saweetie on Best Friend 00:46:55 - The team breaks down what they'd each change about the music industry 00:55:15 - The displacement of trust in decision making and the importance of listening 01:05:31 - Ray breaks down the meaning behind Whiteny Houston's "Saving All My Love For You" and Fun's "We Are Young" and why they were successful 01:07:58 - We play Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is 01:32:27 - Camper and Deputy give their credit checks 01:36:56 - Are you a GOAT or are you an Underdog?

Tune in as we dive into the mindset that it takes to stand out and have longevity in the game and hear lessons both legends have learned throughout their careers from working with greats like Dr. Dre. We turn up the heat with this round of Put Your Money Where Your Mouth as we debate questions like - would there be a Chris Brown if Usher didn't exist? Can you even put Rihanna in the same category as Beyonce? And who are the top West Coast producers of all time? Time Stamps: 00:01:19 - Introduction 00:05:00 - Focus and Dem Jointz on the mindset it took for them to have longevity in the game 00:10:49 - Focus talks on Ray's come up and reputation and how to handle a bad deal 00:13:10 - Focus shares some of the biggest lessons he learned from Dr. Dre 00:14:33 - Ray, Focus and Dem Jointz discuss their first bags 00:17:31 - Focus drops secrets for success that every music producer should know 00:19:58 - Focus shares a story of someone pretending to be him to his face 00:21:57 - Dem Jointz drops secrets for success that every music producer should know 00:24:01 - Ray gives us a look behind the scenes of Iyaz' hit record "Replay" 00:27:06 - How to stay relevant and keep up with new sounds 00:29:55 - Focus remembers his success on Busta Rhymes - "Respect My Congolmerate" 00:33:25 - The journey vs escapism 00:35:59 - Dem Jointz addresses how his hometown of Compton is depicted in the media 00:42:31 - What would they have done differently if they could do their careers over again? 00:44:14 - Dem Jointz and Focus play Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is 01:07:14 - Focus and Dem Jointz give their credit checks 01:10:29 - Top 5 West Coast Producers 01:20:56 - Do you consider yourself a GOAT or an underdog? 01:24:07 - Dem Jointz announces new projects and collaborations 01:27:37 - Focus shares his frustrations with the music industry today

Big Gipp, of the legendary group Goodie Mob , shines a light on contracts terms changing, New York influence over Hip Hop Media, 1995 Source Awards, and more. James Worthy, weighs in on their new project, "Gipp N Worthy", and also talks about, Whitney Houston's, influence on his life. Ray Daniels and Gipp, break down Eminem and his attributes that helped him excel in the industry.  Is 50 Cent More Superior to Jay-Z in the South? Find out on this episode of The GAUDS Show! #Nufacewasthere , no really Nuface was there!!

The Master Investor Ian Dunlap joins Ray Daniels and Tamira Smith as they throw out the script and have a genuine conversation about the music industry. They dive into topics such as how to invest in your own music, the difference between major and independent labels, why BET and The Shade Room don't hold the same worth and Ray debunks the myth that you need $200k to make a hit. Ian also shares his thoughts on how the music industry fumbled the ball when it came to Apple and Spotify and Ray shares never before told lessons he learned from industry giants like LA Reid and Polow da Don. Stick around till the end for some final tips from Ian on how to financially succeed in the music game. Quotable: Ray Daniels: Puff was a machine so by the time he got to the machine he took the machine up. Most people want to be a part of the machine - dawg, you gotta be the machine.” Time Stamps: 00:00:42 - Introduction 00:05:51 - Ian Dunlap tells artists what they should do when they get their first big sum of money 00:06:13 - Ian Dunlap on how the music industry fumbled the ball early on when it came to Apple and Spotify 00:13:32 - Ray - "Everyone wants to be seen rather than seeing their damn selves" 00:18:30 - Ray on givers vs takers 00:20:00 - Ray shares a lesson he learned from Polow da Don 00:21:17 - Ian Dunlap addresses the biggest misconceptions people have about money 00:24:55 - Ray Daniels calls out difference in dollar signs between The Shade Room and BET 00:30:34 - Ray shares the top 3 mistakes he sees artists make 00:33:25 - Ray shares the trick behind why there hasn't been another Puff since Puff 00:36:42 - Ian asks why there isn't a space for artist development 00:37:43 - Ray breaks down the difference between major labels and independent labels 00:39:19 - Ray debunks the myth that you need $200k to make a hit 00:42:59 - Ray shares lessons he learned from LA Reid including a conversation on the moment Rihanna become a superstar 00:47:41 - Ray tells us what he learned from LA Reid about how to make hits and shares a story about LA Reid at an early Travis Scott concert 00:54:09 - Ian asks why 95% of artists fail 00:58:19 - Ian shares how he would financially fix the music industry 01:05:04 - Ray breaks down how streaming translates into dollars and cents for record labels 01:06:56 - Ian plays Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is 01:19:41 - Ian gives his credit check 01:24:13 - Final tips for artists from Ian Dunlap

Troy Carter shares his experiences and insights as one of the world's greatest talent managers in the music industry, one of the only Black men in Silicon Valley and an early investor and former Global Head of Creator Services at Spotify. He talks about managing artists like Eve and Lady Gaga and shares advice he's received from some of the biggest bosses, such as Steve Jobs. He discusses how Black executives not only can, but need to, advocate for themselves in corporate settings, what it's like to overcome self-doubt and what it takes to build a star. We skipped the segments on this one y'all. This is an episode where, in the words of Troy Carter himself, you just need to shut up and listen. 00:03:13 - Troy Carter talks ADHD, modern day school systems 00:04:34 - Troy Carter on his early music beginnings and learning from Will Smith 00:09:22 - Troy speaks on managing Eve and what he learned from Beyonce's dad 00:11:17 - Some of the best advice Troy ever received 00:14:03 - Ray and Troy on leveling up your energy 00:19:18 - Advice Troy Carter gave Ray Daniels after leaving Interscope 00:24:42 - Troy on how Black executives can advocate for themselves in corporate settings 00:27:43 - Troy talks working in the pop industry as a Black man and managing Lady Gaga during her early career 00:31:28 - Troy shares his experiences and what he learned being one of the only Black men in Silicon Valley 00:35:37 - Troy Carter talks about understanding generational trauma and being a steward for future generational success 00:40:53 - Troy on normalizing and overcoming self doubt 00:53:31 - Troys on consistency and character 00:57:04 - Ray Daniels on the difference between talking to yourself and listening to yourself 01:02:33 - Troy Carter talks being an early investor in Spotify and building out their Creator Services 01:14:57 - What Troy Carter sees for the future of the music industry 01:26:33 - Ray and Troy discuss what it takes to build a star 01:32:11 - How to leverage new tech as an upcoming artist 01:36:49 - Troy Carter shares a conversation he had with Steve Jobs

Master P gets real with Ray Daniels and Tamira Smith on this week's episode of The GAUDS Show. From uplifting and supporting Black entrepreneurs, to the culture divide in the music industry and the role of passion in achieving your success Master P gives us a Masterclass. He shares how he met Nipsey Hussle when Nipsey was in 8th grade and talks about working with Snoop to create the first Black-owned cereal company with a national distribution deal. We talk about the importance of economic empowerment, accountability, and consistency, as Master P offers advice to Black entrepreneurs. — “The most treasures are in the graveyard. People that never finished what they started cause they think they got a lot of time. So that's why we gotta do what we gotta do now and get up in the morning and make it happen.” - Master P — Quotes: Episode Time Stamps: 00:03:02 - Master P talks about the biggest misconceptions within the Black community 00:07:06 - The role passion plays in the journey to success 00:09:26 - Meeting Nipsey Hussle 00:10:40 - Why you should not only expect but plan for failure 00:10:40 - Kobe Bryant's dad was Master P's coach on his journey to the NBA 00:12:51 - The meaning behind the label name "No Limits" and how Master P built the brand 00:17:04 - The real story behind Master P and 50 cent 00:24:38 - Master P talks about working with Snoop and creating the first Black-owned cereal company with a national distribution deal together 00:35:29 - The difference between working on a product vs working with talent 00:37:39 - Master P shares his experience as a father and the true value in wisdom 00:47:43 - The Master P Statute of Limitations Rule 00:49:16 - Why Master P stopped managing Meek Mill 00:57:39 - Mixing family and business 00:33:33 - The importance of building economic empowerment 00:41:21 - Master P breaks down the culture divide in the music industry 00:45:12 - What it takes to make it in the industry 00:54:31 - How to work with lawyers 01:02:20 - The inspiration behind Bout It Bout It 01:06:09 - How Master P completed college in 30 days and the value in consistency 01:07:54 - Supporting Black owned businesses and your family 01:14:31 - Advice for Black entrepreneurs 01:23:23 - “The most treasures are in the graveyard. People that never finished what they started cause they think they got a lot of time. So that's why we gotta do what we gotta do now and get up in the morning and make it happen.” - Master P 01:27:08 - Master P plays Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is 01:31:02 - Master P gives his credit check 01:33:59 - Master P - G.O.A.T or Underdog?

Big U , has made his way through the streets , the music industry , and now is taking over the film industry. He came by the GAUDS Show, discussing the way contract and new artist can be a bad mixture & the real truth behind contracts.

The GAUD Show, is back with another exclusive interview, this time with Grammy award winning record producer , Jazze Pha. This is definitely an episode for all the dreamers . Thank you for listening.   Follow Us On : Instagram : @thegaudsshow_ Facebook : The Gaud Show YouTube : Ray Daniels Media  

Dj Toomp, is truly the forefather of the Trap Music. His contributions have changed the trajectory of the Atlanta music scene. On this episode of The GAUDS Show, Ray Daniels & Tamira Smith, shine a light on Dj Toomp's career. They discuss how Young Jeezy's vocals made it on Kanye West's, "Can't Tell Me Nothing", T.I. deserving more credit, & the first sound , Dj Toomp brought to Atlanta.  He also talks about Atlanta's contribution to hiphop and how it helped shape how record labels operate today. This is truly an episode you don't want to miss. Dj Toomp Interview  2:50 - The creation of trap music  4:00 - Changing The Sound Of Atlanta  7:00 - 2 Important songs in Atlanta history  9:00 - The Crunk Movement Played A Part In Building Atlanta  11:20 - What Made Street Men The Style   12:50 - First Break  13:30 - The Importance Of A Dj ** 14:40 - Transitioning to making music ** 18:00 - We don't give tip enough credit ** 20:00 - Rays Top 5 Dj Tomp Records  22:50 - Dj Tomps Top 5 records  23:20 - The creation of the Bad Guy - Jay Z 25:25 - 8Ball MJG had the record What You know About that  26:51 - Addressing Benzino  28:10 - I didn't do it for money  30:50 - How Jeezy got on can't tell me nothing  32:00 - No samples are in can't tell me nothing  33:00- I need ye for a month to make a classic  34:00 - Credit Check (New Segment)  39:20- I'd Rather Be InThe Room  39:40 - I Make Music For Myself  41:10 - Tomp on how to stay relevant  42:20- New York Didn't Make Drill Music  43:18 - How many version of a son should artist have  44:30 - Taking criticism  46:10 - The state of Atlanta hip hop *** 49:10 - The Industry is confusing the kids **** - 50:00 50:35 - The problem in the game *** 51:40 - The label ceo use to go in your with the artist ***** 55:20- What Should Producers do as of now **** 57:00 Top 5 trap Producers & Artist  1:02:00 -Sign Drop Develop  1:10:00- Are You A Goat or Underdog 

On this episode Ray gives his take on the most influential rappers, the difference between black and white moms, and his opinion on Youtube pranks. Time Stamp 5:00 -Addressing 50 cent's Eminem comments 12:00- Most influential artists besides Jay Z 14:00- Drake is a cheat code 17:00- The difference between a Black and White mom raising black kids 27:00- You cant cancel me if you're not my audience 29:00- I rather deal with blatant disrespect 32:00- Posthumous Art 38:00- Danger of YouTube pranks 47:00- Ye thinks Paparazzi need to pay celebrities #podcasts #raydaniels

Ray Daniels brings the heat in this new episode. Discussing topics from #fredobang to artist paying to open up for bigger artist. Tamira Smith didn't allow ray Daniel to hold back either she challenged him on the impact of women on the world. his episode is jammed pack with gems. Don't Forget To LIKE And SUBSCRIBE!!! Thank You.

Today on #TheGAUDSShow #raydaniels discusses his perspective on trending topics with Tamira. Ray speaks on the open marketplace that is the new music industry. He shares his thoughts on artists' security, snitching, and the difference between music politics and hood politics. Ray also discusses his thoughts on Onlyfans.

The director of 300ent A&R, Brooke Da Brand, is featured on this Episode of #TheGaudsShow. Her and #RayDaniels, sat down to discuss her journey in the industry. How she was able to transform from Artist, to Manager, to A&R .She spoke about how gender has shaped her career; Her thoughts on the current state of hiphop, and the importance of having an identifiable brand. She emphasizes the importance of being able to exude female energy while not leading with sex. She talks about the women who inspired her career and what inspires her to navigate the industry with grace . Brooke and Ray discuss the top 5 best  females A&Rs in the game.  The self proclaimed next “Black Kris Jenner” tells us what we can expect from her in the future and what's next for females in hiphop. For more conversation with the goats and underdogs of the music industry subscribe to our channel! Subscribe now: https://m.youtube.com/user/mrraydaniels Instagram: http://Instagram.com/thegaudsshow (Follow) Twitter: http://twitter.com/Thegaudsshow (Follow) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100086266941095&mibextid=LQQJ4d (Like) TikTok: Thegaudsshow

On this episode of #TheGaudsShow, #RayDaniels, sat down with industry vet, #WendyDay , to discuss her journey in the rap industry. She spoke about how race and gender has shaped her career; Her thoughts on the current state of hiphop, and the importance of having proper representation. Wendy and Ray discuss the top business men in #HipHop. With over 30 years of experience in the game, she shares her perspective on what artist can do to protect themselves, providing examples of both red and green flags to look for when shopping a deal. They also discuss the importance of having good ethics, integrity and a strong moral compass. For more conversation with the goats and underdogs of the music industry subscribe to our channel! *Tell Your Story - 2:20 A Day In The Life Of Wendy Day - 3:50 *Wendy's Why - 4:30 *There's No Money In Altruism - 5:00 *I Hate Cowards - 6:00 Ray Being A Manager - 13:30 The Creation Of Rap Coalition- 14:00 *One Of You Will Be Successful - 16:00 *I Thought Russel Simmons Would Steal My Idea - 17:00 *Suge Knight Sent Me 30k - 20:00 *I Stalked Madonna's Lawyer - 21:20 *Making Enemies ? - 24:00 *Could You Make It If You We're Black- 24:50 *Oprah Wouldn't Be Oprah If They Knew - 26:00 ***Entitled- 26:20 If You Love People You Don't Want To Hurt Them- 27:00 (Record Deal) 27:00- 30:00 *Have Leverage First - 27:30 **To Much Money Can Enslave You - 28:20 - 29:05 *The Artist Brought Me In The Room - 30:00 Cash Money Deal , Ruff Ryder , Master P - 30:20 How Does Wendy Make Money - 31:10 They Year Of Making Men Cry - 33:10 Asking For Help - 35:00 There's No Amount Of Money Worth The Game - 36:10 I'm Not Comfortable Taking Ownership - 37:10 They Feel Like You Owe Them - 38:00 ***The Music Business Is The Dumbest Game - 41:00- 42:00 (Atlanta State Of Music) 44:00 - 57:00 Who is the Beyoncé of today - 44:30 No Longer Cliqued Up - 46:00 The Real Problem - 47:40 You Either Hungry For Money Or Greatness - 48:00 Superstars care about what other superstars think - 49:20 Can't care about money while grinding - 50:20 Running Off On The Plug - 51:00 Jayz Still Working - 52:20 The work ethic has to come before the money - 52:55 Micheal Jackson Died And the World Went On - 53:50 Clout Killed The Business - 57:00 (What Are We Doing) 58:00 - 1:01:00 We are Not Helping People - 59:00 (The Problem With Lyrics) Lyrics Shouldn't be used in the courtroom- 1:01:00 I know to many artist that lied in songs - 1:02:00 Be Concise of what you say - 1:04:30 Actor Vs Rapper - 1:08:20 Subscribe now: https://m.youtube.com/user/mrraydaniels Instagram: http://Instagram.com/thegaudsshow (Follow) Twitter: http://twitter.com/Thegaudsshow (Follow) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100086266941095&mibextid=LQQJ4d (Like) TikTok: Thegaudsshow

On the latest episode of #TheGsudsShow, #RayDaniels, sat down with his Co-Host to discuss his thoughts on hiphop current events, the importance of acknowledging those who “put you on”, the best vocalist of all time and the #ToryLanes and #MegTheStallion verdict . The cultural referee shares his perspective on what rappers can do to protect themselves at video shoots and why the hiphop community has more violence than other musical communities. They also discuss Gucci main involvement in Big Scarr's funeral arrangements and what responsibilities labels have in dealing with artist funeral arrangements. The episode provides lucrative insight to hiphop trending topics at the top of the 2023 year. For more conversation with the goats and underdogs of the music industry subscribe to our channel! Subscribe now: https://m.youtube.com/user/mrraydaniels Instagram: http://Instagram.com/thegaudsshow (Follow) Twitter: http://twitter.com/Thegaudsshow (Follow) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100086266941095&mibextid=LQQJ4d (Like) TikTok: Thegaudsshow Consistency is Key To success - 6:15 Overnight success is 10 years - 7:55 Meg The Stallion Verdict - 9:00 The sacrifice of being famous - 10:00 Don't listen to Joc - 12:25 How can women avoid predators - 13:50 Women date for safety and benefit - 17:00 What Happened To The Baby- 17:30 Saweetie Vs Quavo- 18:40 Songwriter Royalty Publishing - 20:40 Black Sheep law suit - 21:30 Don't sue/ audit Spotify - 24:20 French Montana - 25:00 When you Bragg people will rob you - 26:00 NBA players have more money than rappers - 26:40 Just cause you got money everybody not happy for you - 27:30 (Proper Management) Republic is the best label - 29:00 Quentin Miller - get representation - 30:00 If somebody help you give them props - 30:40 - 32:00 Why artist don't work with Quentin - 34:00 Sometimes it's okay to say you not good- 37:10 Ny drill music - 41:00 Paying for sample- 41:40 (Flag on the play ) What happens when an artist die - 44:15 Death brings out the worst in people - 45:00 Stop adopting kids - 45:40 I understand the wanting of the chain back - 46:20 - 47:20 Have you ever seen a porno - 48:20 Kids have access to too much to soon - 49:00 Hip hop needs responsibility- 51:40 Oprah called my baby a bitch - 52:00 #musicinsider #podcast #atlanta #raydaniels #podcaster

This episode of the GAUDS Show dives deeper into the illustrious career of Damon Thomas. With, great highlights discussing the role of producers and an in depth conversation about  publishing. Damon Thomas also shares a dope Tupac story that we are sure you don't wan to miss! #musicinsider #atlanta #motivation #fyp #podcast #podcasts

Ray Daniels, "The Culture Referee", & Co-Host Tamira Smith sit down with, Grammy Award winning producer , Street Symphony. Street breaks down the difference between a Record Producer & Beat Producer & gives insight about working with Lecrae. This show will prove to be very informative for people interested in production . Thank You For Watching!! Don't Forget to LIKE & SUBSCRIBE. #musicinsider #atlanta #motivation #raydaniels #fyp #podcast #podcasts

Host Ray Daniels & Co-host Tamira Smith, sit down with the iconic producer, Drumma Boy, and discuss all things Memphis. Drumma Boy shares his thoughts on the backlash , Deion Sanders has received. Og's needing to talk to the youth more and he also breaks down the importance of Yo Gotti , to trap music. Don't forget to Save Thank You For Listening To The GAUDS Show Hosted By: Ray Daniels

Artist development has been a skill that many have forgotten due to the fast pace of the new music industry. Jermaine Dupri gives insight on how he developed, Kriss Kross. He also breaks down how he was responsible for the NY music scene catching on to the growing ATL scene. Ray Daniels & Jermaine Dupri break down key elements that lead to the success of ATL in the music industry. This is a show that will forever live on. You surely don't want to miss this.

Ray Daniels & Guest Co- Host Jr. Pace, sit down with Grammy Award winning Producer and the CEO of Thomas Krown Records, Mr. Damon Thomas. This is definitely an interview you don't want to miss. Thank you for watching the GAUDS Show. Don't forget to like & subscribe !!

Ray Daniels & Co- Host Tamira Smith go through Youtube & Instagram comments and respond to their top comments. This episode is dedicated to the GAUDS that have been with the podcast since the beginning. We extend a special thank you to all of the GAUDS & ask for you to continue commenting and engaging on all content. Thank you for your love and support. Don't forget to like subscribe& comment. You never know your comment could be read next on the GAUDS Show!

Meek Mill says the money is not adding up and he wants answers! Ray Daniels has insight on how the rapper can figure out his financial woes and gain the control he seeks. MC Serch's publishing accusations has sparked a plethora of conversations & the culture referee himself has blew his whistle. Do you know the difference between a publishing clearance and a master clearance? Ray Daniels & Co-Host Tamira Smith bring the facts in the information packed episode. Don't forget to like and subscribe to our Youtube Channel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hwku29TW7oU