Peezy believes that collaborating with other artists is necessary to advance one's career and compete at a professional industry level.

“I just felt like my fans wanted to wanted to see me on a a super industry level, like competing with the great. and my fan felt like it was just they just wanted to see a a more professional side of me. I felt like it's time in my career for that.”

An artist's growth and business acumen are central to defining their current sound and career direction.

“Tycoon cuz that's what I'm stepping into. My greatness. It's a Japa- It came from a Japanese word great lord and you know, over here in English it's like top of your game, top of your business.”

Wayne Wonder maintains that original songs are more valuable for a career than cover songs because they generate royalties.

“you're streaming money now it's really quality down when your catalogue and your royalties yeah once you have original songs original pocket exactly”

Education is essential for success in music because it enhances a professional's ability to navigate and succeed in the industry.

“no matter what you're doing you know education helps you to enhance it and put it forward you know i mean those guys who play music and they are predicated probably they was getting by what about what they do in life you know i mean no matter what they're doing in life even playing music edu”

Singing Melody maintains that an artist must focus on the business side and perform live to remain sustainable and impactful in the industry.

“if you put in the work then there's something there for you we don't know how much we don't know what but we were the type of ivs wasn't really always working and getting things you know it wasn't about that it was just working for the love of the music”

He maintains that the Beatles are superior to other bands for young children.

“when I play both Lincoln Park and the Beatles to my child who's so pure and innocent, he is obsessed with the Beatles. So, I know that there is something more to just taste. It's more like a a visceral reaction to this type of music from a very pure soul.”

She argues that the Beatles produce a type of music that elicits a visceral reaction from pure souls.

“when I play both Lincoln Park and the Beatles to my child who's so pure and innocent, he is obsessed with the Beatles. So, I know that there is something more to just taste. It's more like a a visceral reaction to this type of music from a very pure soul.”

He maintains that the Beatles are more impactful than Drake due to their historical influence and total album sales.

“The Beatles changed the world literally the British Invasion changed music forever”

He prefers alternative rock and bands he listened to as a kid, such as Nirvana, Tool, and Green Day.

“I was a big Korn fan and and Jonathan came here brought his brought his family. Jonathan the lead singer of Korn has been here like a couple years back they were touring through Charlotte and he come over and we took him for a tour around the shop.”

New Kids on the Block is the original boy band that preceded and made bands like Backstreet Boys possible.

“There would not even be a Backstreet Boys or In Sync for that matter if there wasn't a New Kids on the Block.”

He claims that Drake is a better artist than the Beatles.

“Drake is like better than the Beatles”

Lu NFR asserts that Offset is a better artist than Lil Uzi Vert due to his superior catalog and emotional depth.

“Offset is better than Uzi, no doubt about it, bro.”

He considers the classics vinyl bundle to be the most impressive and desirable one available.

“I would probably go with the classic one as well because of Supreme Clientel, Aquini, the score by the Fujis. It's a It's a [ __ ] beautiful uh bundle.”

He agrees that the classic vinyl bundle is the most impressive set being offered.

“I think it would probably be as equal, right? It wouldn't be the most like the most impressive to you would probably be the one that you want the most, right? That classics bundle. That classics bundle is [ __ ] >> clientele. Fuji's the score. Amini, I mean, you can't go wrong with any of those albu”

The host believes that the process of ranking songs on a tier list requires contextualizing them against other songs on the same list.

“It's a tier list. You're meant to contextualize them because they're in the same episode.”