Amazon Plans to Replace 500,000 People With Robots, CUTS 14,000 CORPORATE JOBS AND THEY'RE NOT FINISHED

[ORIGINAL NATION]

U probably be like this around white people

That dude got a lot of money for doing that skit. I would feel rich if I could have gotten the money he made off of that. I might be wrong but you seem with. Even successful blacks hate to have to go by a reality created by whites for the supremacy of whites. Government and catholic churches know the importance of dominating blacks for their survival. I am not making any money texting to you. But that is why my sign has my p.o. box with it. We paid taxes to improve the life of white supremacy but Jesus main thing was to raise in power without being controlled by these parasites.
I am the only one paying dudes right now. But the 10 percent may start coming from those who wish to escape white control and programming. If the devil has all the resources and land why starve to death when it will never change anything. But I will have to keep trying. They have had to much rehearsal on killing us. Including the masses that use to starve to death in masses all over Africa. We were programmed to support white and pass the supremacist of it on and to be scared of being self. They killed Jesus for demonstrating real blackness.

 

[Temujin]

WHAT??
They are plenty of people who love factory and logistics work. You actually think they'll pay employees to sit around and watch machines do the work? Geezus

Lol I'm sure there were plenty of people that loved picking cotton by hand as well. If you really love manual labor you can run around and find something manual that a machine can't do. Good luck with that.

Yes in the very near future all of us human beings will get paid for living in America. Why? Because we need to transition from a system of manual labor to a system of creative intellectual labor and the only way we do that without a whole lot of people dying is a system of support for those transitioning from manual labor to intellectual labor.

We are in the future you all have to wrap your brains around the idea that the machines will be doing the majority of the work. The whole point of technology is to make living easier. We are 2 generations away from not having to work at all.

There are several ways to transition into this but it's quite simple. The machines do the work and the companies and government keep people alive. That's the whole point of technology. To make survival easier. This capitalist system seperates us from the true meaning of life which is to stay alive.

So the people must force the companies and the government to pay us. Because we are the ones that create them. It's going to be difficult for most of us to come to this realization but the sooner we do the quicker life will be wayyyy easier for everyone.

 

[Temujin]

Its not about "us" its about others.. Some of us don't have selfish mindsets and know the world is bigger than just ourselves.. I've never ate at a soup kitchen but I know why they exist cause there's A demographic of people that need those services in order to live.. So when you get off your high horse some of us understand there's A population of people that can utilize those jobs whether for the time being or for longevity. People who love people never get mad or hate hearing other people making money whether its less than us or more than us.. So hearing people losing a money opportunity doesn't sit right with me

LOL my horse ain't high at all. I'm saying send those people home and pay them 60k a year and let them woodwork for fun if they want to make extra money. Like I'm saying we don't need you to sacrifice your life doing a meaningless task. I am saying Give them freedom. You want to save a slave job and I'm like nah bro let that shit go and find a better life.

 

[Dannyblueyes]

This was today .. Notice even the reporter said bring back cashiers , bring back jobs.. You the only 1 that wants to get rid of more jobs.. What if all DJ jobs became automated what would you do?

Human cashiers or automated, businesses need to do what works best for them.

So pizza owners stopping their cooking to answer phones sounded smart? Erasing hundreds of thousands of jobs in a capitalistic society sounds smart?

There were suicides that were linked to the market crash it just might not been from jumping out of windows
Here's A few off of quick searching

1929 Stock Market Crash: Did Panicked Investors Really Jump From Windows? | HISTORY

The truth behind those stories of Wall Street stockbrokers leaping to their deaths.

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I didn't say people killed their family over a retail job I said they killed their family due to the succession of 2008.. You've been moving the goal post the whole thread and somehow you think none of your comments is silly.. Look at the whole room every1 looking at you like you're the one with nothing but wrong statements

Also every retail job ain't the same and some retail jobs pay in the high 5 figs to 6 figs depending on position.. So losing a job making 70- 130,000 or more could cause depression, stress, suicide... I knew people making 60-80,000 A yr at 18 working at circuit city in 98.. Retail job..not all pay the same, especially when some worked off Commission at one point.. But you obviously were naive to that fact.. I know a white chick who was making over 120,000 yr for target at some position, once again retail

Me moving the goal posts?

We were talking about cashiers and retail jobs like Blockbuster. Nobody offed themselves or their family because they could no longer make a living renting out Cape Fear or Ernest Goes to Camp.

You also talk like I've never lost a job and couldn't possibly understand what it's like to be out of work. I started my own DJ company in part because I was tired of losing all my income over one bad day or a boss's dumb decisions.

 

[tallblacknyc]

Human cashiers or automated, businesses need to do what works best for them.

Me moving the goal posts?

We were talking about cashiers and retail jobs like Blockbuster. Nobody offed themselves or their family because they could no longer make a living renting out Cape Fear or Ernest Goes to Camp.

You also talk like I've never lost a job and couldn't possibly understand what it's like to be out of work. I started my own DJ company in part because I was tired of losing all my income over one bad day or a boss's dumb decisions.

You stopped working 3 yrs ago but been djing over a decade.. why didn't you drop your regular job as soon as you got your first dj gig? You seem to be happy having the ability to work meaningless jobs for yrs to buy your equipment , to pay rent , put food on your table, etc but when others need meaningless jobs to do the same you say get rid of them.. if you never had those meaningless jobs you would of never gotten this far so why take from others growth Mr high horse

 

[Piff Henderson]

Bruh I just cussed out paypal's credit AI. That mofo had me heated. I was so pissed of i closed the account. Lol I ain't even lying.

It would've been hilarious if the AI called you a bitch ass ninja for cussing at it. These AIs can programmed to have attitudes.

 

[tallblacknyc]

Human cashiers or automated, businesses need to do what works best for them.

Me moving the goal posts?

We were talking about cashiers and retail jobs like Blockbuster. Nobody offed themselves or their family because they could no longer make a living renting out Cape Fear or Ernest Goes to Camp.

You also talk like I've never lost a job and couldn't possibly understand what it's like to be out of work. I started my own DJ company in part because I was tired of losing all my income over one bad day or a boss's dumb decisions.

No we were talking about Amazon jobs, than "you' tried to shit on cashier jobs and I brought how many Americans actually have those jobs and how many people would be unemployed if you completely eliminated.. "you" said how many people live under a tent cause of blockbuster disappearing.. notice you kept moving off topic about Amazon erasing hundred thousand of jobs.. you kept trying to shit on various jobs and Everytime someone had a great rebuttal you kept moving off topic to attempt to be right.. once you couldn't find a route in doing so you called people comments silly or completely avoided replying back to others.. like you did to mcguyver and dr truth

 

[God-Of-War-420]

Are former Blockbuster employees living in tents under a highway? Or did they move on to new jobs when Redbox and streaming took over?

Same thing will happen when most cashiers are replaced by automation.

See why we can't trust these cacs lol fuck out of here

 

[mcguyver]

It would've been hilarious if the AI called you a bitch ass ninja for cussing at it. These AIs can programmed to have attitudes.

That did cross my mind.

 

[Piff Henderson]

lol..... I swear Amazon must be watching me or something, now I keep seeing Amazon commercials talking about the health and other benefits and the $23/hr you get working for Anazon..... they trying to suck/lure mofos in and achieve that 250K workers hiring goal for the busy season, and for the third year in a row I might add..... wait till they get a load of the robots in a few years as they gradually get let go.

It's called cookies. You're being tracked by a legion of companies and there's a way to see how easily they can do it too. Use this Cover Your Tracks website to see how easy it is for companies to track you across different sites online in order to target advertisements specifically to you.

 

[Piff Henderson]

So the solution is the scale back automation so people in our shit hole country can keep being underpaid at meaningless jobs?

Perhaps we should switch from cars to horse and buggy so people can make minimum wage shoveling manure too.

While I don't agree with you 100%, you made way better points than people have been giving you credit for. The tax incentive thing for companies like Amazon is complete BS. That's why I believe one of the best things AOC did was refuse that shit for her district.

These companies don't need any more incentives. They need to start paying their fair share of taxes for the public services they use such as road and other infrastructure.

And my final point is about people power. Those No Kings marches are OK, but they're really nothing more than a big party. If ppl really wanted to make a difference, they would organize a general strike and have them show us if AI can support this economy without human labor.

 

[tallblacknyc]

businesses need to do what works best for them.

Funny you say this cause yrsss ago you went on a multiple day rant when I said it was best for my pockets and for me controlling the atmosphere at my parties when I chose to use an Amazon fire tablet instead of hiring a dj to play music at my stripper events.. literally said I would save 5 figs a yr just using a $30 tablet yet you had a problem with an entrepreneur and small biz doing what's best for them.

 

[Piff Henderson]

How are they meaningless jobs if some people are paying bills, rent, feeding their kids, staying afloat.. some states people are getting paid 20+ an hr as cashiers.. you know some people making 30 an hr at Costco right? Imagine a teen or early 20 person making that much.. you could pay for a lot of things, flip it, even start a bizz.. lot of people need start up cash since America ain't just throwing loans out there and well this is 1 way how you get it.. if you have other people in your circle with same idea now you have joint income coming in from these so called meaningless jobs.. many immigrants who own bizz use these jobs to fund their bizz by saving.. but hey you rather automation wiping it out

$20 per hour as a cashier is extremely rare. In fact, I don't see it happening unless the cashier is receiving tips. There are those cases of a small town getting the benefits of a local oil boom and even people working at the local Micky Ds start making $20+ per hr but that's very rare and not typical of what the average person who works those jobs make.

 

[Dannyblueyes]

You stopped working 3 yrs ago but been djing over a decade.. why didn't you drop your regular job as soon as you got your first dj gig? You seem to be happy having the ability to work meaningless jobs for yrs to buy your equipment , to pay rent , put food on your table, etc but when others need meaningless jobs to do the same you say get rid of them.. if you never had those meaningless jobs you would of never gotten this far so why take from others growth Mr high horse

Happy to work meaningless jobs?

Those jobs were fucking miserable. Why would I want someone else to go through that? To sacrifice half of their waking life to monotonous repetitive tasks with nothing to look forward to except the empty promise of promotion or a living wage?

DJing was my ticket out of that life. Now I help and encourage others to find their own way out. But you would rather have them stuck behind a cash register and gas them up with stories of folks who made big money in the 2000s.

 

[tallblacknyc]

$20 per hour as a cashier is extremely rare. In fact, I don't see it happening unless the cashier is receiving tips. There are those cases of a small town getting the benefits of a local oil boom and even people working at the local Micky Ds start making $20+ per hr but that's very rare and not typical of what the average person who works those jobs make.

Different states have diff incomes, diff bizz have different rates.. people don't know what people make they usually assume it's less.. most people didn't know Costco employees make as much as they do, same with trader joes, same with Ben and Jerry same with many other occupations.. b people judge without knowing facts.. this is the reality

 

[tallblacknyc]

Happy to work meaningless jobs?

Those jobs were fucking miserable. Why would I want someone else to go through that? To sacrifice half of their waking life to monotonous repetitive tasks with nothing to look forward to except the empty promise of promotion or a living wage?

DJing was my ticket out of that life. Now I help and encourage others to find their own way out. But you would rather have them stuck behind a cash register and gas them up with stories of folks who made big money in the 2000s.

Nope I would rather have people with something than nothing.. I didn't say this is all they ever gonna be.. in fact over said multiple times it was a stepping stone even said you were able to survive on them b4 djing full time.. most people need some form of start up money so where are they gonna get it from besides doing something illegal,? A job.. they work it until they move on.. I even used foreigner as an example of how they use these jobs to build.. yet you completely ignored these facts or lying like I said these people should slave over these jobs until they die.. see moving the goalpost again and now you lying damn you went full cac

 

[Dannyblueyes]

No we were talking about Amazon jobs, than "you' tried to shit on cashier jobs and I brought how many Americans actually have those jobs and how many people would be unemployed if you completely eliminated.. "you" said how many people live under a tent cause of blockbuster disappearing.. notice you kept moving off topic about Amazon erasing hundred thousand of jobs.. you kept trying to shit on various jobs and Everytime someone had a great rebuttal you kept moving off topic to attempt to be right.. once you couldn't find a route in doing so you called people comments silly or completely avoided replying back to others.. like you did to mcguyver and dr truth

Dr Truth was blatantly trolling me. why would I respond to that?

MacGuyver's "great rebuttal" was clubs would stop hiring DJs If platforms like Pandora were marketed as a replacement. As a man who entertains strip club patrons with a $30 tablet I'm sure you see why that comment was too dumb to warrant a response.

The only reason you thought those rebuttals were great is because they shit on someone you disagree with.

 

[Piff Henderson]

Different states have diff incomes, diff bizz have different rates.. people don't know what people make they usually assume it's less.. most people didn't know Costco employees make as much as they do, same with trader joes, same with Ben and Jerry same with many other occupations.. b people judge without knowing facts.. this is the reality

But I'm referring to the average cashier in a particular state. So let's take California where, I assume, cashiers likely make more than they would in other states. Even there, would the average cashier, which would include places like Costco but also places like 7/11, gas stations, fast food restaurants, Dollar General, make, on average, $20 per hour?

 

[tallblacknyc]

Dr Truth was blatantly trolling me. why would I respond to that?

MacGuyver's "great rebuttal" was clubs would stop hiring DJs If platforms like Pandora were marketed as a replacement. As a man who entertains strip club patrons with a $30 tablet I'm sure you see why that comment was too dumb to warrant a response.

The only reason you thought those rebuttals were great is because they shit on someone you disagree with.

No it's true dj jobs can be replaced by ai in the future.. you could be ass out of your career in less than 5 yrs if people decided to go fully automation.. or they might keep humans around like jobs should keep cashiers around cause they like to see humans eat.. see you seem to not understand this concept and talk from a high horse and don't seem to care about others well being cause you made it

 

[tallblacknyc]

But I'm referring to the average cashier in a particular state. So let's take California where, I assume, cashiers likely make more than they would in other states. Even there, would the average cashier, which would include places like Costco but also places like 7/11, gas stations, fast food restaurants, Dollar General, make, on average, $20 per hour?

Idk call them up and ask them.. each job pays different so you do research and find out about every single company in your state, make sure to look up Starbucks also, I believe in and out is in their 20s in Cali.. in the end it's better than zero.. it's also a start or something to hold you down for the time being

 

[Piff Henderson]

Idk call them up and ask them.. each job pays different so you do research and find out about every single company in your state, make sure to look up Starbucks also, I believe in and out is in their 20s in Cali.. in the end it's better than zero.. it's also a start or something to hold you down for the time being

Calling up a particular place wouldn't answer the question about the average income though. That said, I'm sure that info is available online anyway.

Here's the thing, even if there's a place that pays their cashiers $100 per hour, that wouldn't make a difference to the average pay unless it's in a small town that doesn't have many other businesses. In a large city, the average cashier could still be making minimum wage despite the presence of a few high-paying employers.

 

[Piff Henderson]

Happy to work meaningless jobs?

Those jobs were fucking miserable. Why would I want someone else to go through that? To sacrifice half of their waking life to monotonous repetitive tasks with nothing to look forward to except the empty promise of promotion or a living wage?

DJing was my ticket out of that life. Now I help and encourage others to find their own way out. But you would rather have them stuck behind a cash register and gas them up with stories of folks who made big money in the 2000s.

Having worked at an Amazon, I agree those jobs are pretty fucking miserable. Fulfilment center jobs are terrible even if employers didn't view their employees as fungible serfs, but when you add the misery of the place to the fact that many employers couldn't give a shit about the employees, it's even worse.

With that being said, you haven't convinced me that getting rid of these jobs would leave most people better off. The only result I can see of this is mass unemployment and destitution.

There's no evidence this economy or government would be willing to either train or support a multitude of people to prevent them from living in abject poverty.

 

[tallblacknyc]

Let me put a face and story to the "meaningless jobs" as some people call it and how important they are to some people compared to others



The person in the still frame name is sal.. I personally know him, his boss, etc for decades.. That store is the creator of the chop cheese sandwich in NY that's spread like wildfire as the sandwich of ny.. Sal is a cashier.. He's originally from yemen.. His family wife, kids, relatives are still in yemen.. For yrs Yemen has been going through war and shutdowns, sometimes schools, jobs, etc be closed for yrs.. Places getting bombed, shot up, massive poverty , etc.. People like Sal the cashier works here in America and sends money back to his country to feed his family literally cause there's no jobs. Etc.. Whole neighborhood getting bombed, no working water, etc. These cashier dollars that are so meaningless to you keeps his family afloat out there and has been for decades.. Its many Yemen workers who are cashiers or work other jobs in the bodegas of NY that take these meaningless jobs income and send it back to take care of their families... Now if we bring in automation and eliminate their jobs you stop them from feeding their families and well kiss their ass goodbye.. So is it fuck their kids , family and bring in the robots or maybe these jobs ya look down on serve a purpose for some that you couldn't even imagine

 

[Dannyblueyes]

No it's true dj jobs can be replaced by ai in the future.. you could be ass out of your career in less than 5 yrs if people decided to go fully automation.. or they might keep humans around like jobs should keep cashiers around cause they like to see humans eat.. see you seem to not understand this concept and talk from a high horse and don't seem to care about others well being cause you made it

AI music systems have been around for over a decade and they still haven't replaced DJ's. Yes, smaller clubs use them for background music on slow nights and hours, but before that they used CD changers for those times.

You should already know that most clubs profit margins are razor thin, so no, they're not hiring DJs just to help somebody eat. They do it because quality live entertainment keeps patrons in the building. If a group of five comes in and they like the music they might stay for a couple extra rounds of drinks. But if every club is playing off the same algorithm they'll spend that money somewhere else.

 

[tallblacknyc]

Having worked at an Amazon, I agree those jobs are pretty fucking miserable. Fulfilment center jobs are terrible even if employers didn't view their employees as fungible serfs, but when you add the misery of the place to the fact that many employers couldn't give a shit about the employees, it's even worse.

With that being said, you haven't convinced me that getting rid of these jobs would leave most people better off. The only result I can see of this is mass unemployment and destitution.

There's no evidence this economy or government would be willing to either train or support a multitude of people to prevent them from living in abject poverty.

I know a woman who was making $60 an HR during covid working for Amazon in a particular position.. She was working mad hours and bringing in few gs per week.. She than took that money and started her own biz and Bern chilling ever since.. That meaningless job at those bad facilities helped someone move up in life.. If automation was used she might have not been in the position she is in now.. That's why these jobs can be important for some more than others.. But eliminating jobs eliminates future opportunities for stepping up.. This is why its important to have these jobs

 

[tallblacknyc]

AI music systems have been around for over a decade and they still haven't replaced DJ's. Yes, smaller clubs use them for background music on slow nights and hours, but before that they used CD changers for those times.

You should already know that most clubs profit margins are razor thin, so no, they're not hiring DJs just to help somebody eat. They do it because quality live entertainment keeps patrons in the building. If a group of five comes in and they like the music they might stay for a couple extra rounds of drinks. But if every club is playing off the same algorithm they'll spend that money somewhere else.

The first cellphone and a cellphone in 2025 are completely different.. The ai of yesterday won't be the same as the ai of tomorrow.. When they create the perfect ai DJ and make it available on a wide scale and promote it yes your job can be in jeaporady... The real reason why some djs still have jobs cause of promotion and that they bring in crowds.. Perfect example DJ envy use to be in a few strip clubs yrsss ago they paid him well cause he was on the radio and he brought in crowds.. It wasn't cause he had the greatest set in the world, it was cause he might have a hundred motherfuckers show up to the event.. So some djs are more about promotion than actual sets.. I know several who were promotional tools

 

[Dannyblueyes]

Having worked at an Amazon, I agree those jobs are pretty fucking miserable. Fulfilment center jobs are terrible even if employers didn't view their employees as fungible serfs, but when you add the misery of the place to the fact that many employers couldn't give a shit about the employees, it's even worse.

With that being said, you haven't convinced me that getting rid of these jobs would leave most people better off. The only result I can see of this is mass unemployment and destitution.

There's no evidence this economy or government would be willing to either train or support a multitude of people to prevent them from living in abject poverty.

I agree that the government doesn't do nearly enough to help people raise out of bad jobs. But I would argue that most people working those positions are already living an abject poverty.

The answer is like you said before. Tax billionaire corporations properly and use that money to improve the lives of working people. Norway, Germany, Japan, Saudi Arabia, South Korea and other countries nowhere near as wealthy as the United States pay their people to go to college. Create a robust social safety net so people don't have to live hand to mouth.

 

[Dannyblueyes]

The first cellphone and a cellphone in 2025 are completely different.. The ai of yesterday won't be the same as the ai of tomorrow.. When they create the perfect ai DJ and make it available on a wide scale and promote it yes your job can be in jeaporady... The real reason why some djs still have jobs cause of promotion and that they bring in crowds.. Perfect example DJ envy use to be in a few strip clubs yrsss ago they paid him well cause he was on the radio and he brought in crowds.. It wasn't cause he had the greatest set in the world, it was cause he might have a hundred motherfuckers show up to the event.. So some djs are more about promotion than actual sets.. I know several who were promotional tools

So how did DJ envy get on the radio? It was his personality. The same personality that drew crowds of hundreds into a strip club.

AI doesn't have that kind of personality. If it ever develops it would be farmed around to different clubs making each one indistinguishable from the last. The promotional element would be gone.

It would also lack dance floor context which is crucial for rocking a crowd. Think of how many songs still rock the dance floor years, even decades, after they've disappeared from charts and regular rotation. Those are the bedrock of every good DJ set, but you only know about them by playing them. By learning to read the crowd and breaking them out at the right moment.

AI can and does make me rethink DJs do their job. For instance, before a gig I'll ask chat GPT to give me a list of 25 popular party songs then make a point to play them as little as possible. After all, how many other DJs has chat GPT given that same list to?

 

[Piff Henderson]

I know a woman who was making $60 an HR during covid working for Amazon in a particular position.. She was working mad hours and bringing in few gs per week.. She than took that money and started her own biz and Bern chilling ever since.. That meaningless job at those bad facilities helped someone move up in life.. If automation was used she might have not been in the position she is in now.. That's why these jobs can be important for some more than others.. But eliminating jobs eliminates future opportunities for stepping up.. This is why its important to have these jobs

I never called them meaningless and I don't believe it's a good thing if they disappear. But I also know it's not typical for cashiers and fulfillment center workers to be making over $20 per hour either. All of them should be making that kind of money but most aren't making anywhere near that. That was my only point.

 

[Dr. Truth]

Dr Truth was blatantly trolling me. why would I respond to that?

MacGuyver's "great rebuttal" was clubs would stop hiring DJs If platforms like Pandora were marketed as a replacement. As a man who entertains strip club patrons with a $30 tablet I'm sure you see why that comment was too dumb to warrant a response.

The only reason you thought those rebuttals were great is because they shit on someone you disagree with.

I was?

 

[Piff Henderson]

I agree that the government doesn't do nearly enough to help people raise out of bad jobs. But I would argue that most people working those positions are already living an abject poverty.

The answer is like you said before. Tax billionaire corporations properly and use that money to improve the lives of working people. Norway, Germany, Japan, Saudi Arabia, South Korea and other countries nowhere near as wealthy as the United States pay their people to go to college. Create a robust social safety net so people don't have to live hand to mouth.

I agree with everything you've laid out here and believe it can and should be done but the political will doesn't exist in this country to carry it out. I haven't heard a single politician, with the possible exception of Mamdani, even verbalize doing anything like this.

So it ends up being will vs will. The corporate will to replace workers definitely exists even if the tech hasn't caught up yet to make that a reality. The political will to tax corporations and use the money to benefit the people, OTOH, really isn't there in a major way. Far too many politicians are bought and paid for by billionaires.

And I agree many of these jobs are paying poverty wages. All working Americans should be making at least $20 per hour but very few are. But they are making enough to feed themselves more or less which wouldn't be the case if these jobs disappear overnight particularly if they disappear while someone like Trump is in office.

 

[tallblacknyc]

So how did DJ envy get on the radio? It was his personality. The same personality that drew crowds of hundreds into a strip club.

AI doesn't have that kind of personality. If it ever develops it would be farmed around to different clubs making each one indistinguishable from the last. The promotional element would be gone.

It would also lack dance floor context which is crucial for rocking a crowd. Think of how many songs still rock the dance floor years, even decades, after they've disappeared from charts and regular rotation. Those are the bedrock of every good DJ set, but you only know about them by playing them. By learning to read the crowd and breaking them out at the right moment.

AI can and does make me rethink DJs do their job. For instance, before a gig I'll ask chat GPT to give me a list of 25 popular party songs then make a point to play them as little as possible. After all, how many other DJs has chat GPT given that same list to?

Envy was huge in the mixtape scene in NY and had a bunch of exclusive tracks.. Artist used his mixtape circuit cult following to break their new singles.. Same with people like DJ kayslay as well as a bunch of mixtape artist in the 90s and 2000s.. Their cult following eventually pushed them to the radio scene.. Its called popularity.. Not necessarily personalities.. Its several radio people that aren't the greatest personalities that made it to the radio due to cult following.. If you got jay z track b4 everyone else everybody gonna cop your mixtape first and in droves back in the days.. Many people in the mixtape scene will tell you this especially way b4 Napster , etc.. You keep talking about rocking the crowd when it comes to radio djs nah homey I been around enough to say they don't be going in like that, not saying they are garbage but they not going crazy like some people like kid capri.. When a radio station say its a new popping club out of curiosity people go, just like a commercial, you see something on tv you might want to try it.. This one in.particular stripclub envy use to DJ use to have wall to wall pussy.. The promoter was always known to have a cult of bad ass strippers following where ever she promoted at, also had an audience, with envy promotion on the radio new people could go check it out.. Stripper fans like to know where the bad bitches be and hearing a radio station promote it help them go do research.. Once again nothing to do with performance

 

[tallblacknyc]

I never called them meaningless and I don't believe it's a good thing if they disappear. But I also know it's not typical for cashiers and fulfillment center workers to be making over $20 per hour either. All of them should be making that kind of money but most aren't making anywhere near that. That was my only point.

Meaningless was said by Danny.. Its me being sarcastic and saying it over.. Whether 12, 15, 20, 25 its better than nothing

 

[Dr. Truth]

Envy was huge in the mixtape scene in NY and had a bunch of exclusive tracks.. Artist used his mixtape circuit cult following to break their new singles.. Same with people like DJ kayslay as well as a bunch of mixtape artist in the 90s and 2000s.. Their cult following eventually pushed them to the radio scene.. Its called popularity.. Not necessarily personalities.. Its several radio people that aren't the greatest personalities that made it to the radio due to cult following.. If you got jay z track b4 everyone else everybody gonna cop your mixtape first and in droves back in the days.. Many people in the mixtape scene will tell you this especially way b4 Napster , etc.. You keep talking about rocking the crowd when it comes to radio djs nah homey I been around enough to say they don't be going in like that, not saying they are garbage but they not going crazy like some people like kid capri.. When a radio station say its a new popping club out of curiosity people go, just like a commercial, you see something on tv you might want to try it.. This one in.particular stripclub envy use to DJ use to have wall to wall pussy.. The promoter was always known to have a cult of bad ass strippers following where ever she promoted at, also had an audience, with envy promotion on the radio new people could go check it out.. Stripper fans like to know where the bad bitches be and hearing a radio station promote it help them go do research.. Once again nothing to do with performance

The dj’s with the most skill dont usually Blow up. The people like Flex, Clue etc are just good at marketing , know people, and selling. Dj Khalid is ass on the turntables. I’d say the illest most reasonably famous dj with serious skill is Jazzy Jeff and he’s not nearly as big or famous as Envy.

 

[Piff Henderson]

Meaningless was said by Danny.. Its me being sarcastic and saying it over.. Whether 12, 15, 20, 25 its better than nothing

Definitely better than nothing. That's what I've been saying to Danny. That said, they're still not adequate. The wages need to improve across the board. At this point, these companies are holding AI over people like the Sword of Damocles to deter any actions to improve wages and implement fairer taxes.