A brief conversational excerpt from a YouTube video where Nick Fisher argues the debate shouldn't be framed as WAP versus School; instead he frames both as sources of distribution and user acquisition and suggests creators/companies should consider being on one, both, or neither. The exchange is informal and includes interjections from another speaker.
It's not about WAP versus School. Nick Fisher claims, I.
Love school, I love Sam. But, like, I'm just wondering what's WAP is like, which path this is going to be an over generalization. WAP is like Gen Z, Bizop. Correct. Right. It's like millennial bizarre and. And it's like getting into hobbyist niches and stuff. Like, Hermosi and Sam are truly doing a good job. And you got. You guys know I'm partial to school, having been there in the early days, but the way I look at them is sources of distribution and acquisition. Not necessarily like you have to choose one or the other. It's not about WAP versus School. It's should I be on one or should I be on both? Or should I be on either? Yeah. WAP's level of the. How they're winning with the payments, though, in order to acquire people like they're.
Locked up in strike. For real? You say I'm a web girl, but you can't spell that shit. For real? Nah. Hoops over stripe. Yeah. Now, pay later, headed to give. You boys really the king of this rap team. Yo, Ari, you want to come out here? If young Ari don't trust you.
