Highlights: Lemuel Plummer

one Lea's put it on speaker. Who entourage, Come on here, let me bring yeah, bring the Zeus girls. Goodness, you got the Zeus girls day sit right here next to me. You got Bill Gates X bodyguards. Damn, he got like joke, my good as you. I know they happened. I know you guys have some places to go. I wan't talk a little bit about Hollywood getting feeling like Hollywood is like Donnie, damn, what do you? What's your field on Hollywood? You know, it's definitely changing. He's going through a major

transition period. I think, uh, you know, music, television, film. I mean we're seeing it before our eyes, you know. Um, I think it from my opinion when it comes to television and movies, he could probably speak more so to mute the music business. For me, it's like, you know, we're in a different day and age. Right, It's uh, it's a lot that I can say about this, but I'll try to be as quick as quick as I can. But I'll say it started with like Netflix, right. Netflix

was a platform that disrupted everything. I would say two things, social media and Netflix st sure, but but i'll say thank you. I'll say as far as uh uh Netflix, right, let's start with them. They had this philosophy. It was all about convenience, choice and control. Right. There are twenty

plus year old business people. Don't really realize that they've been around for twenty plus years, right, And so their model was all about how do we make it convenient for customers where they can choose whatever they want at their control. And so that was there kind of like philosophy, right, and so they did it. They started mailing DVDs when you had to go and get in the car, start your car, drive to a place, look around, then drive

back home, then bring it back. Blockbuster was very successful. Netflix said, go to our website, sign up, will mail you the DVD, right, you don't even have to get up. So so so they were mailing you DVDs. That was the first and yeah, and then they had your credit card on file, so if you chose to keep the DVD,

they just take your money. But nobody ever reads the privacy policies and things like that, so you're just like whatever, right, So so they did that and they were successful, and ultimately they grew, and then technology and evolved in advance. They were on computers and you can go on your web you know, whatever device you had. And then ultimately where people Hollywood started recognizing Netflix was when you know,

they started putting out original programming. It was House of Cards and it was Oranges, the New Blacks that well, I don't know if dex was that was that was an effort, but it was House of Cards and and it was House of Cards and uh and Orange. And so what happened was they disrupt Like they finally announced how many subscribers they had, and it was like thirty five million subscribers right, paying like eight dollars and it

was like two and eighty million dollars a month. So when Netflix reported that, Hollywood was like okay, and then they reported that, you know, you can watch these shows on our platform. You know, it was like and then they changed the game because it was like the shows looked just as good, if not better than an HBO type of series. Right, it was very premium and you had an a list talent, Kevin Spacey and all these

other people and these shows. And then they changed it where they were like O binge watching watch all twin twelve episodes, right, and so everybody Hollywood is kind of scratching his head, like, hold on what just happened? Right? And then people started going and then it was it was word of mouth and people. So so Netflix continue

to evolve. Right now, they have almost two hundred million subscribers right right now, they're bringing in billions of dollars a month in revenue, and so they have a ton of original programming that they're creating so they can keep and hold their subscribers and ultimately scale it. So that model changed the game for Hollywood. So that meant that people were less interested in going to the movies, they were less interested in watching traditional television because of that

business model. And then you had on the other side social media, right, you had all these influencers because technology evolved where they can shoot on their Everything is on this phone, right, is an editing software program on Here is a camera and you have distributions, you have distribution, you have editing, you distribution editing, and you have production right so on on this one device. So as this started to evolve and the platform was available, it just it,

you know it. It took eyeballs off of traditional, you know, Hollywood ways of how you watch content. So the first choice, right that people choose nowadays of how to watch content is on their phone. They'll go to Instagram, They'll go to all these different social platforms that that will be the first place they watch. The second option would be any type of what we call v O D service video on demand, so that whether that's a VOD t VOT or s VOD advertising video on demand that's like

a YouTube. T VOT is more transactional video on demand, and then s VOT is like Netflix subscription base. So that's like the number two option. And then third was like cable TV. Fourth is like movies, and we see in front of our eyes, when is the last time

you really go to a movie theater? Right? Nobody goes to the movies like they used to, unfortunately, and so it's almost becoming like this nostalgic kind of thing right right now, it's wow, the mute the movies, right, and so it's it's uh, it's it's it is what it is. But that's the day and age we live in and out you have platforms like only fans and just again, eyeballs are going in all these different places now where

people can watch content. So yes, Hollywood is changing significantly because of technology, because of the new platforms that are emerging and that are here, and because of how people can watch content. I don't know, if you have anything you want to I think you said it. I think it's the greatest time in entertainment history. Is so many media outlets in so many ways to go directly to

the consumer. So you don't need gatekeepers or intermediaries or middlemen, you know, to get to your audience or to build your audience audience base, and it's fifteen million ways to monetize once you build your audience based. So to me, I think it's a great time in media, music and television and music and television right this is a time where artists can own their art, exploit their art on their terms right, and get fair value for them. So I think it's great. What's up? But I suck this

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