Worldwide Ty argues that sports force players into predefined roles within a system, while music centers on personal character and individuality. Because music depends on authentic self-expression, he says many people in the industry lack the character the work demands.
In music, the character is pretty much the system. You be a character in sports, you're forced to be a character in sports because sports is about the system. It's hard to force someone to be a character in music because music is about the character. Like, sports is not about the character, sports is about the system. So that means that the players, no matter if it's the coach or the actual players, they have to abide by a system versus on music, everybody is abiding by a character. It's a whole nother different thing. And I think that's where— that's why it's so many people in the music business that don't have character, because there's a lot of artists that are not— they don't have character, and the people that are guiding them at times don't have character.
