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Argentina’s loss is one story—but the racist behavior surrounding some of its fans has become an even bigger conversation.

A fan was reportedly arrested after directing a racial slur at a Black police officer, and clips involving racist abuse toward IShowSpeed have also gone viral. People are now questioning a broader culture that allows this kind of behavior to keep happening.

There’s also controversy online over a restaurant item using an offensive racial name for a black burger on a black bun.

This is bigger than sports. Representing your country on a world stage also means representing its character.

Do these incidents reflect a deeper problem that needs to be confronted—or are people unfairly judging an entire country by the actions of some fans? What are your thoughts?

We pulled up on one of our former clients in his neighborhood in Philly. We first worked together back in 2020, but five years later, the relationship is still real.

During our time working together, we helped him travel, shoot videos, create content, learn the business, and understand how to properly roll out his music. He told us we motivated him and showed him how to move the right way.

The platforms may change. The algorithms may change. But touching the people, building a real fanbase, creating strong content, and executing the right rollout will always matter.

We don’t treat artists like transactions. We treat our people like family—and that’s why so many of our clients continue to come back.

Results over hype. Since 2020, we’ve been helping independent artists build, grow, and win.

📲 Join our FREE artist channel and download our FREE e-book, “How To Make $100K Off 1,000 True Fans.” Learn how to build your fanbase, market your music, and monetize your career. Link in bio.

Why should an artist sign to a major label—and why should they stay independent?

That’s the real question.

A major label can offer money, connections, marketing power, distribution, radio relationships, playlist access, and a larger team.

But staying independent can give you ownership, creative control, a bigger percentage of the money, and the freedom to build on your own terms.

So before signing anything, ask this:

What is the label’s superpower?

What can they actually do for your career that you cannot do yourself—or hire a team to do?

Because if they are not bringing more reach, more resources, stronger relationships, and a real plan to grow your career, then what are you giving up your ownership for?

Would you sign to a major label, or stay independent? What are the biggest pros and cons? 👇

🚨 Will Hustle TV Exclusive

We caught up with DeMo (Mr. June 27) at the funeral of the legendary DJ Michael “5000” Watts, and he had one message for everybody trying to compare or replace Houston’s legends.

In DeMo’s words:

“Shut the f* up.”**

Nobody is replacing DJ Screw.

Nobody is replacing DJ Michael “5000” Watts.

They’re one of one.

Both of these legends helped put Houston on the map in their own way, and DeMo made it clear—stop trying to tear one down to lift another up.

Give both men their flowers.

🕊️ Rest in Peace, DJ Michael “5000” Watts.

👇 Do you agree with DeMo? Can anyone ever replace DJ Screw or Michael “5000” Watts? Let us know in the comments.

🚨 Streaming is the future.

📲 If you’re serious about building a real fanbase, download our FREE ebook, “How To Make $100K Off 1,000 True Fans,” and join our channel. We teach marketing, branding, fanbase growth, monetization, and how to build a sustainable career. Links are in the bio.

Now let’s talk…

For years, artists thought social media was only about posting flyers, music videos, and pictures.

Not anymore.

The artists winning today are building real relationships with their fans through streaming.

Look at:
🔥 Turk
🔥 Adrian Broner
🔥 Sauce Walka

They’re showing their personality, talking directly to supporters, answering questions, creating content in real time, and building communities—not just followers.

Streaming gives people a reason to keep coming back.

It helps your fans get to know YOU, not just your music.

The platform doesn’t matter nearly as much as showing up consistently.

If you’re serious about building a long-term career, stop thinking like you’re only promoting songs.

Start thinking like you’re building a TV network around your life and your brand.

The artists who build the strongest communities are usually the ones who create the biggest opportunities.

Stop posting…

Start building relationships.