Results for “Collaboration”
Kurupt & Battlecat on Tupac ,West Coast Hip Hop,Death Row,Dmx Beef New Music + More
Battlecat and Kurupt discuss the evolution of West Coast hip hop, highlighting the historic collaboration between Bloods and Crips at Death Row Records and the cultural impact of their music.summaryDeath Row Records successfully facilitated collaboration between rival gangs (Bloods and Crips) by leveraging mutual respect for music and business, with Tweety Bird playing a key role in breaking the ice.takeaway
Meet The Designer Who Made Vans Cool Again | The Complex Style Podcast
The conversation covers the importance of hitting design briefs while injecting personal cultural narratives, the pitfalls of oversaturated collaborations, and advice for young designers on maintaining longevity and intesummaryCollaboration Critique: The current collaboration market suffers from oversaturation and licensing deals masquerading as true partnerships; effective collaborations require both brands to have strong, distinct identitiestakeaway
THE DREAM - MILLION DOLLAZ WORTH OF GAME EPISODE 388
Publishing Split Logic: For a standard two-person collaboration (lyrics/melody vs. music), the split is 50/50. If a third person joins for lyrics only, they take from the lyrical 50% (e.g., 30/20/50 or similar based on ctakeawayConflict Resolution Strategy: Producers should defer to the 'captain' (the primary artist or producer) to determine fair splits when disputes arise, prioritizing future collaboration over immediate financial gain.takeaway
Tim Heidecker Makes It Awkward in a Casket | Grave Conversations Season Finale
He reflects on the evolution of his creative work, emphasizing the importance of collaboration and emotional expression, while sharing specific preferences for music, social norms, and death.summaryHeidecker values collaboration highly, noting that he has become more comfortable emoting and showing appreciation for his collaborators over time, recognizing how much their support means to him.takeaway
Lessons from Working with Nas, Jay-Z, Kobe, LeBron, Steve Jobs & More | Steve Stoute
He shares anecdotes about leveraging artist collaborations for brands like Reebok and McDonald's, while emphasizing the critical importance of creators owning their intellectual property and direct fan relationships in tsummaryConvergence of Culture, Tech, and Storytelling: Disruptive companies must sit at the intersection of these three elements, requiring empathy and collaboration between technologists and cultural storytellers.takeaway
Paul Anka | Club Random with Bill Maher
Anka shares insights on navigating life behind the Iron Curtain in 1963, his collaboration with Michael Jackson, and his philosophy on aging, travel, and modern culture.summaryMichael Jackson Collaboration: Anka co-wrote songs with Michael Jackson in the 80s. Jackson took the master tapes from the studio, leading to a legal settlement. The songs were later released posthumously with additionaltakeaway
Paula Pell | Good Hang with Amy Poehler
She shares insights on navigating professional dynamics, the value of authentic collaboration (exemplified by her work with Kim Kardashian), and finding happiness through creative momentum and supportive relationships.summaryCollaboration is most effective when participants respect each other's expertise; Kim Kardashian succeeded in comedy by trusting Paula's writing process rather than trying to control it.takeaway
Architect Answers Architecture Questions | Tech Support | WIRED
Additionally, the video explores how climate, historical movements like Brutalism and Modernism, and the collaboration between architects and engineers shape the built environment.summaryHand drawings build trust with clients by showing uncertainty and collaboration, whereas hyper-realistic CAD renderings can create false expectations of a fixed final product.takeaway
Jack Antonoff | Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Creative collaboration as a 'secret world': Successful collaborations with artists like Taylor Swift and Kendrick Lamar are described as entering a 'secret world' where the focus is on capturing a specific feeling or 'notakeaway“It's like third brain we can go to... It's really weird collaboration because it has nothing to do with anything you want. It just is or isn't.”quote
benny blanco | Howard Stern Interview
He shares detailed anecdotes about creating massive hits like 'Love Yourself' and 'Moves Like Jagger' through spontaneous collaboration, while also opening up about his struggles with anxiety and the importance of mentalsummaryNo Idea is Stupid: In the studio, Blanco enforces a rule where no idea is too dumb to present. He illustrates this with the 'Lego Batman' song, which started as a joke about Batman's penis but was refined into a hit throtakeaway