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Worldwide Ty explains why he limits spending on creative projects. Brent dropped $400,000 on a music video while Ty caps his budget at $50,000, arguing that overspending without sponsorships is how creators end up in debt.
Worldwide Ty explains why he limits spending on creative projects. Brent dropped $400,000 on a music video while Ty caps his budget at $50,000, arguing that overspending without sponsorships is how creators end up in debt.
One of the things Brent always tell me, like, you cheap, man. You cheap, man. You don't never want to spend no money. I'm like, man, call it whatever you want to call it. Recently, one of these. One of the OGs told him, he not cheap. He smart. You see what I'm saying? And so, because Brent liked to spend money on creators, like, he liked to invest into creatives. So he'll spend. If you let him, he'll spend $400,000 on a music video. Me, I'm like, boy, you crazy, boy. Ain't going to that shiny prison, boy. Nah, but we not doing that. I'm straight. I got $50,000. Figure that 50 piece, but unless you got some sponsorships. But he didn't really. He don't really like the fact that I'm cheap pertaining to those different things, right? I'm just like, hey, bro, like, I don't know what to tell you, because I'm so aware of, like, how we can put ourself in so much debt that we have to do things that we're really not. We really don't want to do.
