The series follows Darrell Reese Jr as he brings you along the journey of his new short film "The Foundation" This short docu series will be multiple parts with detailed interviews via audio podcasts. Coming Soon. Learn More: https://www.goldprintmedia.com/thefoundationfilm

Laying The Foundation: The Making of a Short Film. Coming Soon. The series follows Darrell Reese Jr as he brings you along the journey of his new short film. This short docus eries will be multiple parts with detailed interviews via audio podcasts. Learn More: https://www.goldprintmedia.com/thefoundationfilm

"Black Gold" EP is now available on all streaming platforms Listen Here: https://www.goldprintmedia.com/blackgold

"Black Gold" EP is now available on all streaming platforms Listen Here: https://www.goldprintmedia.com/blackgold

"Black Gold" EP is now available on all streaming platforms Listen Here: https://www.goldprintmedia.com/blackgold

"Black Gold" EP is now available on all streaming platforms Listen Here: https://www.goldprintmedia.com/blackgold

In this episode of the I Hate This Industry podcast, hosts Steven Almeida and Darryl Reese Jr. discuss various topics ranging from personal updates and film production insights to the dynamics of the music industry, particularly focusing on Drake's recent lawsuit and the cultural impact of artists like Kendrick Lamar. They also delve into the importance of sharing knowledge in the filmmaking process and the future of content creation, especially in relation to platforms like TikTok. Takeaways • The importance of maintaining audio quality in film production. • Editing audio requires a professional standard for best results. • Filmmaking is a challenging process that requires patience and skill. • Sharing knowledge and experiences can help aspiring filmmakers. • Drake's lawsuit raises questions about the music industry's dynamics. • Cultural relevance is crucial for artists in today's industry. • Kendrick Lamar's new album showcases his storytelling ability. • The future of TikTok is secure despite regulatory challenges. • Superstardom can create a disconnect from cultural relevance. • Behind-the-scenes insights are valuable for understanding the filmmaking process. Follow the pod: https://www.goldprintent.com/ihtipodcast Tune into the “I Hate This Industry Podcast” with hosts Darrell Reese JR. & Steven Almeida for game-changing insights! #IHateThisIndustryPodcast (https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/ihatethisindustrypodcast) Follow Darrell Reese JR. Instagram.com/Darrellreesejr (http://Instagram.com/Darrellreesejr) Twitter.com/Darrellressejr (http://Twitter.com/Darrellressejr) Follow Steven Almeida instagram.com/___therealworld (http://instagram.com/___therealworld) Twitter.com/___therealworld (http://Twitter.com/___therealworld)

In this Hate It or Love It installment of the I Hate This Industry Podcast, the hosts delve into Drake's recent lawsuit against UMG, exploring its potential implications for the music industry. They discuss the dichotomy between cultural hits and manufactured hits, highlighting how Drake's career has been shaped by industry dynamics. The conversation also touches on the disconnect that comes with superstardom, the cultural exposure of Drake, and the broader machinery of the music industry that influences artists' careers. Takeaways • Drake's lawsuit against UMG could expose industry practices. • The difference between cultural hits and manufactured hits is significant. • Drake's recent actions may reflect a loss of cultural relevance. • Superstardom can create a disconnect from the audience. • Kendrick Lamar represents a more authentic cultural connection. • Drake's career has been heavily influenced by industry support. • The music industry operates like a factory, producing artists as products. • Public perception plays a crucial role in an artist's success. • Drake's cultural impact is being questioned amidst his recent struggles. • The dynamics of the music industry are complex and multifaceted. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on culture, creativity, and collective progress. Share your thoughts using #IHateThisIndustryPod. Connect with Us: • Follow the Podcast: @IHateThisIndustryPod (http://instagram.com/Ihatethisindustrypod) • Follow Steven Almeida: @___TheRealWorld (http://instagram.com/___therealworld) • Follow Darrell Reese Jr.: @DarrellReeseJr (http://Instagram.com/Darrellreesejr) Follow the pod: https://www.goldprintent.com/ihtipodcast Tune into the “I Hate This Industry Podcast” with hosts Darrell Reese JR. & Steven Almeida for game-changing insights! #IHateThisIndustryPodcast (https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/ihatethisindustrypodcast) Follow Darrell Reese JR. Twitter.com/Darrellressejr (http://Twitter.com/Darrellressejr) Follow Steven Almeida Twitter.com/___therealworld (http://Twitter.com/___therealworld)

Laying The Foundation: The Making of a Short Film A Video & Audio Mini Series | 2025. @thefoundationfilm @goldprintpictures The series follows Darrell Reese Jr as he brings you along the journey of his new short film. This short docu series will be multiple parts with detailed interviews & audio podcasts. #TheFoundationFilm

In this episode of the I Hate This Industry podcast, hosts Steven Almeida and Darryl Reese Jr. discuss their journey in independent music production, the challenges they face, and the innovative PEX Method they developed to empower artists. They explore the importance of building a brand around music, the impact of social media on music distribution, and the significance of community support. The conversation also touches on the political landscape, the role of the Black Dollar in community building, and the evolution of artist branding in today's industry. Throughout the episode, they emphasize the need for persistence, creativity, and strategic planning in navigating the ever-changing music landscape. • Independent artists must adapt to the changing landscape of music production. • The PEX Method empowers artists by giving them control over their work. • Building a brand around music is essential for success. • Social media plays a crucial role in music distribution and promotion. • Crowdfunding can be challenging but is necessary for independent projects. • Creating unique experiences for fans enhances engagement and loyalty. • Pre-production is vital for successful filmmaking and music projects. • The Black Gold EP embodies the themes of triumph and community. • Persistence is key in the face of industry challenges. • Artists must be multifaceted and proactive in their careers. Follow the pod: https://www.goldprintent.com/ihtipodcast Tune into the “I Hate This Industry Podcast” with hosts Darrell Reese JR. & Steven Almeida for game-changing insights! #IHateThisIndustryPodcast (https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/ihatethisindustrypodcast) Follow Darrell Reese JR. Instagram.com/Darrellreesejr (http://Instagram.com/Darrellreesejr) Twitter.com/Darrellressejr (http://Twitter.com/Darrellressejr) Follow Steven Almeida instagram.com/___therealworld (http://instagram.com/___therealworld) Twitter.com/___therealworld (http://Twitter.com/___therealworld)

In this compelling episode of Hate It Or Love It, Darrell Reese Jr. and Steven Almeida dive into the creative journey behind the Black Gold EP and film. The conversation highlights the significance of the Black Dollar and its role in empowering the Black community, touching on the vision of building a modern Black Wall Street. Darrell shares insights into the artistic process, the inspiration behind the project, and the collaborative efforts that brought it to life. The duo explores the critical role of effective communication and goal alignment within a team to ensure a project’s success. Whether you’re an artist, entrepreneur, or community advocate, this episode will inspire you to think bigger and create with purpose. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on culture, creativity, and collective progress. Share your thoughts using #IHateThisIndustryPod. Connect with Us: • Follow the Podcast: @IHateThisIndustryPod (http://instagram.com/Ihatethisindustrypod) • Follow Steven Almeida: @___TheRealWorld (http://instagram.com/___therealworld) • Follow Darrell Reese Jr.: @DarrellReeseJr (http://Instagram.com/Darrellreesejr) Follow the pod: https://www.goldprintent.com/ihtipodcast Tune into the “I Hate This Industry Podcast” with hosts Darrell Reese JR. & Steven Almeida for game-changing insights! #IHateThisIndustryPodcast (https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/ihatethisindustrypodcast) Follow Darrell Reese JR. Twitter.com/Darrellressejr (http://Twitter.com/Darrellressejr) Follow Steven Almeida Twitter.com/___therealworld (http://Twitter.com/___therealworld)

In this episode of the I Hate This Industry podcast, hosts Steven Almeida and Darryl Reese Jr. discuss topics such as the challenges of being an entrepreneur, the importance of business and talent, the role of ego and integrity, and the concept of superpowers. They also discuss the success of the Deadpool Wolverine film and the impact of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The conversation covers various topics including the connectivity of the film Deadpool 2 with the multiverse, the impact of theatrical releases versus streaming platforms, the different types of artists in the music industry, and the decline of music streaming. They also touch on Roc Nation's distribution deal, Tyrese's rant about the music industry, and Nipsey Hussle's legacy of striving for greatness and demanding better for oneself. The hosts express their frustration with mediocrity and emphasize the importance of continuous improvement. They discuss the need to surround oneself with people who inspire and challenge them, and the negative impact of delusions of grandeur. They also touch on the significance of representation and inspiring others through one's actions. The hosts criticize those who produce low-quality work and claim to be the best without putting in the necessary effort. They stress the importance of humility and the willingness to accept criticism and learn from it. Follow the pod: https://www.goldprintent.com/ihtipodcast Tune into the “I Hate This Industry Podcast” with hosts Darrell Reese JR. & Steven Almeida for game-changing insights! #IHateThisIndustryPodcast (https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/ihatethisindustrypodcast) Follow Darrell Reese JR. Instagram.com/Darrellreesejr (http://Instagram.com/Darrellreesejr) Twitter.com/Darrellressejr (http://Twitter.com/Darrellressejr) Follow Steven Almeida instagram.com/___therealworld (http://instagram.com/___therealworld) Twitter.com/___therealworld (http://Twitter.com/___therealworld)