I don't knock people for doing what gets them wealth, I knock us for not doing it enough. This guy just makes alcohol, we should be doing it too. This guy is dropping knowledge so soak it up and move with it.
This interview has so much game in it it’s crazy... Interesting how he’s a multi millionaire never bought a Rolex 🤔 and throughout the interview he’s saying “These artists do so much for brands” over and over. I don’t see why artist don’t kick start their own stuff smh 🤦🏾♂️
You're missing what he's saying also. He creates liquors that are high quality and take a long time to develop. He doesn't just slap something together. Like he said if the product is bad it won't matter who promotes it.
This guy is the reason why hip hop needs ppl like Dame Dash in it. Everyone making him money instead of profiting off the product promotion themselves. Not everyone has to be the Jay...being like Dame is just as good if not better for the culture
@Sick Twisted Phoque yet look at all the people around him in the culture he made rich or moguls of their own. He hasn't made every move perfect but you can't discredit his impact as well as others like him from that era
It's awkward for privilege to be asked about their privilege because to them having money is a way of life. So he came here to talk about ideas not how money assists one to put them on a position to implement their ideas.
Maybe I'm stupid too. What's stupid about this? Edit: lol Oh, I got to that part of the interview. 22:10 He said "I have my fifth kid coming" and Envy said "Congrats" lol He was definitely tuning out from the conversation.
I read this comment before that part of the interview and, to the comment, I was like, "Huh?" Then I got to that part of the interview...LMAO. Envy is an idiot who doesn't care about much more than music and materialism. He knows his job is just to do the intro and play the music mixes. Other than that, he is awake just long enough to ask the first ridiculous question to piss off guests like Gucci Mane, Angela Basset and Dame Dash. Then he sleeps for the entire interview and wakes up just in time to try to end the interview 8 to 10 minutes too early. DJ Envy...SMDH.
Cynic He pay them to get the ppl to buy it not to make it their brand. I bet you 10 to 1 everybody thought Rick Ross own bellaire. He saw that getting hiphop artist to sell liquor paid off really well for Diddy. Why not follow in his footsteps. Im just saying
FACTS, ROSS BUILT THAT BRAND AND HE TALM BOUT VIETNAM THAT PPL DON'T KNOW RICK AND IT'S THE NUMBER ONE SELLER THERE, LIKE ROSS AIN'T MADE THAT SHIT WHAT IT IS TODAY.
Bro I can relate so much with this interview.. I am that guy with so many ideas.. Just yesterday my brother told me man.. Start executing.. Man this was timely
@@blackezi3 Link up with him, fam n do ur thing. Even if u don't link up, make sure u start manifesting those ideas into ya physical life. Ur a Creator
keno024 that knowledge he is kicking is called common sense and yes some should listen cause common sense ain’t so common....no game in this just common sense 💯💯
How is signing a deal with a liquor business mean that they now own you, seriously yall are some Alex Jones level of conspiracy theorists. Maybe get your own bag up and you wouldn't be jealous of other's success. Hold this L
First he is paying them with a fair contract and not lying to the artist. He is getting the artist paid and he is getting money as well. That is business 101. It is normal
I wonder what his response would have been to someone asking if he feels guilty about alcohol being promoted in the BLACK community and the increasing number of rapper suffering from alcoholism and drug addiction.
Not all rappers are entrepreneur minded yet there has been rappers that have built brands and companies too its just not all of them most of them would rather partner up with one but some of them do build they own products
*Quick word to the wise of wisest: The Jewish ✡ community is on savage mode with the 48 Laws of Power... How he plays down his motives and intentions, but builds up & puts out front "the artist"... Law 1 Law 3 Law 7 Law 8 Law 12 Law 14 Law 16 Law 19 Law 21 Law 24 Law 25 Law 26 Law 27 Law 29- His momma put him on to this one! Law 30 Law 31- For real tho!!! Law 32 Law 33- the Kodak Black part fr fr Law 35- Hence why he's now poppin out! Law 38- Him, Lyor and folk like them Law 39- Hence why he's speaking on the artists...(promoting) Law 43 Law 45- in overall theory Law 46 Law 47- dont think he's here, but Ill bet he's close Law 48- true masterminds in that way... Ijs, I see this shit right off the bat. Not hating on him at all, just game recognize game!!! #MyPeopleReadMore
This is the result of generational wealth! Black people are so far behind because every generation has to start from $0. Im not blaming black folks for that because there were many forces that held us back but in today's times there are less excuses. When you come from money/wealth you can create things like this. You can make mistakes and it wont cost you that much, you can always rebound. We as a black community have to start building wealth and pass it down to our kids so they can build great things like this.
Peep the message though.. "who has more Rolex watches Rick Ross or Roger Federer...Rick Ross!...and Federer is sponsored by Rolex!" ......if you don't get that then, smh.
I see what CTG was doing there. He asked did he come from money cuz he's giving this advice but CTG saw that well alot of ppl cant just get up and move to Asia after quitting a job. Then the guy said yeah of course that he comes from money smh what you mean of course lol
You seem mad that he came from money, maybe you should focus less on other's success and focus on your own and maybe you would be in a better position in your own life. You and CTG are haters
2:38 Il answer that for you Charlamange, because this dude bullshitn. He popin out now, because he dont want everyone to think the rappers created the liquor. Basically saying 'this my shit, not theirs'...
Wtf this dude got game but his pretty much dodging the question if rappers own any stakes in his alcohol nd his keep talking this organic crap !!. He myt be cool but still a vulture
Yea people don’t realIze artists get paid to represent these brands...This dude is the real money behind The Shit...50 actually bought into Effen and was bought out...Winning
WattsUpDev yea Jay is one of the few...was just giving a example but people are blinded by most these rappers ...Chosen few actually own the brands they promote
i really enjoyed this interview, his perspectives and insights. kudos to breakfast club for bringing people from many diff walks of life that offer value
This guy is an awesome marketer!!! My god!!! Imagine visiting one of your brand ambassadors in court and in jail!!! Bruhhhhhhh..... No wonder his brands are so successful. He's a "people first" person....
At least he comes from behind the shadows and embraces black artist, thanks the artists for promoting his brand(s), and genuinely befriends black artists on a personal level - can’t say the same for Hilfiger, Courvoisier and some of these other white owned brands
I never knew who Brett was until I heard Wayne, Ross, Khalid, & Wiz speak on him … and I gotta say I’m inspired by his mind & innovation. What other liquor brand is using music to push their marketing aside from company founded by artists. I’ve know about his brand but never knew who was behind it. You can tell he has mad love & respect for the artists he does business with. It’s not for the image.
Folks done took that "culture vulture" phrase and wore it straight out! All I see here is a great example of how people across ethnic lines need and can utilize each other to flourish. Completely different thought process. Do what you do, but I highly suggest that some of you stop limiting your thought process, you're cutting off angles. You need all of them angles to choose from to get where you want to be.
He seemed to downplay both Jay Z and Diddy, all while emphasizing that he uses artists for free promo and pays them nothing. He also highlighted how we wants to help and influence Black artists by showing up to jail. He is ensuring loyalty. He may care about them but he cares more about himself and his brand. There is nothing selfless or caring about his actions. His mentality is bothersome to me. Just my opinion.
We're getting to a dangerous point in the culture when we see a white businessman and immediately give him the culture vulture tag. I don't know the first thing about Brett Berish but I do know that the artists he's talking about vouch for him similar to how Meek vouched for a guy like Mike Rubin. Sometimes there are genuine businessmen from other cultures that want to see people in hip hop thrive, and help teach them the game. Do they win too? Sure, they're businessmen not social workers that's the cloth they're cut from. But I don't think every white guy doing business with black celebs is a culture vulture. Be careful with that phrase, it's a heavy one.
He’s profiting from the culture, but they let him. These rappers can start their own liquor brands from the ground up but choose not to. I don’t get it.
This was straight up GAME, but most black people do what black people do best and become concerned with contrivances and figuring out how to get into a dark skin females draws with as little effort as possible.
Why do people in successful positions always say “it’s not about the money”. When they work hard & network for profits. & yes they say they enjoy the process but damn, we’ve got bills and real things !!
Black people don't own hip hop, all races play their part in getting hip hop to where it is today, the fact you would say that shows your weakness, why are you mad at other races doing more with your "culture" then your own people? Yall niggas birthed it, doesn't mean you own it, it's not culture vulture it's called being better then you at business period.
@Sick Twisted Phoque well, initially I didn't care, I watched some of the video and came to the conclusion that my instincts were right. Absolutely wonderful.
I wonder why they never or if they have other artist from a different genre(Rock, Country etc.) advertising/promoting liquor to their audience/community. This an interview that deserves a "What are you doing for the Black lives matter movement?" from CTG since he cares so much.
Instead of getting game everyone here is automatically talking culture vulture shit. If that's the case let's get our money together and build than. His products are dope. Ace, Dulce, Belaire are amazing products plain and simple. Liquor existed way before Hip Hop. So stop this and learn the game.
There is an incredible amount of Jewish people in and affiliated with the rap industry despite being less than 2% of U.S. population. They are mostly in positions of power too, they might not set the trends, but they influence the ones the people are exposed to.
Dude look likes like Robin Williams with a wig on.
It’s robin going super method for a new role
+Jeremy Diesel - He should go Richard Branson and oldschool, and throw a Mork-and-Mindy tasting party.
you took da words right out of my mouth lol
Hell yea from jumanji lol
that's why I click on it
I don't knock people for doing what gets them wealth, I knock us for not doing it enough. This guy just makes alcohol, we should be doing it too. This guy is dropping knowledge so soak it up and move with it.
I agree. Learn from him but he had the backing ( capital) when he started. Mommy and daddy money.
You believe in selling drugs to our community
Facts!!! First thing I thought was I hope people peep game. We will be quick to judge and last to do something about it.
#beyourownbrand
Everyone cant be the hustler and the boss. But they are some manager positions to grab
This interview has so much game in it it’s crazy... Interesting how he’s a multi millionaire never bought a Rolex 🤔 and throughout the interview he’s saying “These artists do so much for brands” over and over. I don’t see why artist don’t kick start their own stuff smh 🤦🏾♂️
Karim Couser facts he’s definitely giving jewels do something you enjoy and find a way to make money off of it.
Quality
Artists can't because even with all the money they make they are nothing to the big boys with real capital.
You're missing what he's saying also. He creates liquors that are high quality and take a long time to develop. He doesn't just slap something together. Like he said if the product is bad it won't matter who promotes it.
Caeruleus Aurum lol they have the capital they have more capital than many successful brands have started with. You’re just ignorant brother.
This guy is the reason why hip hop needs ppl like Dame Dash in it. Everyone making him money instead of profiting off the product promotion themselves. Not everyone has to be the Jay...being like Dame is just as good if not better for the culture
@Sick Twisted Phoque yet look at all the people around him in the culture he made rich or moguls of their own. He hasn't made every move perfect but you can't discredit his impact as well as others like him from that era
@@ValidPointsMade Who is discrediting him for that? That doesn't mean hes some Messiah that you're making him out to be.
@@chazz256 whatever guy
The issue is they don't give Dame his love because he low-key been black balled but he put alot of ppl in positions to make money
People will lose in life if they follow Dash Dash nut case advice. Takes notes this guy is a great example of success.
Charlamagne is looking like whatever colonizer😂😂😂😂
Scram Carolina charl Mayne is a damn coloniser
LMFAOOO
True. He says he's helping these artist. Ha. He's making money for them.
Indeed! 😂😂😂😂😂
Lmao yup
Thats robin williams stop lying
Bryan A his arms Don’t have enough hair
Lmao
See how he got flustered when CTG asked if he came from money lol Charla knows a vulture when he sees one
For real I caught that lamoooo. Bruh said Herb from his city lol same city but different codes bro lol
Facts
It's awkward for privilege to be asked about their privilege because to them having money is a way of life. So he came here to talk about ideas not how money assists one to put them on a position to implement their ideas.
Lebo Motaung yeah I can dig that. Problem is he’s whole thing now is self made when in reality...
Of course he came from money. That's how he can push his brand plus he's white.
You can always see when Charlamagne is disinterested.
Hes just a charmander he hasnt evolved yet
CTG needs to invest. ASAP
I wouldnt say disinterested, i think its just that dude can really speak, has alot to say within a paragraph.. #Talkative
kmt. nobody cares! If you're willing, there was much to learn from this interview.
The look on Charlamagne's face is the look of a man who realizes more and more everyday that Dame Dash was right.
Rich guy: "Companies are like kids, this is my 5th one"
Envy: "congrats" envy is clueless lol
BigKevyD1 he soooooo stupid
Lmao just caught that when i read this, hes dumb as a bag of rocks
Maybe I'm stupid too. What's stupid about this? Edit: lol Oh, I got to that part of the interview. 22:10 He said "I have my fifth kid coming" and Envy said "Congrats" lol He was definitely tuning out from the conversation.
I read this comment before that part of the interview and, to the comment, I was like, "Huh?" Then I got to that part of the interview...LMAO. Envy is an idiot who doesn't care about much more than music and materialism. He knows his job is just to do the intro and play the music mixes. Other than that, he is awake just long enough to ask the first ridiculous question to piss off guests like Gucci Mane, Angela Basset and Dame Dash. Then he sleeps for the entire interview and wakes up just in time to try to end the interview 8 to 10 minutes too early. DJ Envy...SMDH.
He showing his face because he dont want ppl to think the hiphop artist own his brands
They're paid spokepersons. If he had an issue with ppl thinking that, he wouldn't have paid them to be so in the first place
Apart from jay he is a owner.
As he should ... We need to Own our own
Cynic
He pay them to get the ppl to buy it not to make it their brand. I bet you 10 to 1 everybody thought Rick Ross own bellaire. He saw that getting hiphop artist to sell liquor paid off really well for Diddy. Why not follow in his footsteps. Im just saying
FACTS, ROSS BUILT THAT BRAND AND HE TALM BOUT VIETNAM THAT PPL DON'T KNOW RICK AND IT'S THE NUMBER ONE SELLER THERE, LIKE ROSS AIN'T MADE THAT SHIT WHAT IT IS TODAY.
Dang dude do look like Robin Williams 🤔
Bro I can relate so much with this interview.. I am that guy with so many ideas.. Just yesterday my brother told me man.. Start executing.. Man this was timely
Kimani george probably a sign.
U got the message bro. Ur a creator. Time is now to manifest ur thoughts into the physical 🌟
Bro I'm the same exact way. I got so many ideas. We should collaborate
youtu.be/addme/RIiSyKgpn80z6ULCWJ3yRzezgH0e9g
@@blackezi3 Link up with him, fam n do ur thing. Even if u don't link up, make sure u start manifesting those ideas into ya physical life. Ur a Creator
facts
I thought it was Jumanji Robin Williams
Instead of asking is he a vulture pick up on the knowledge he dropping and do better than him.
keno024 that knowledge he is kicking is called common sense and yes some should listen cause common sense ain’t so common....no game in this just common sense 💯💯
Do both check em and do better.
Hes so positive and i love how he embraces the culture ..so knowledgeable..so charismatic..ive learned alot from mr brett
None of these Black Entertainers own Anything. He letting u know he owns them
Agree
How is signing a deal with a liquor business mean that they now own you, seriously yall are some Alex Jones level of conspiracy theorists. Maybe get your own bag up and you wouldn't be jealous of other's success. Hold this L
Black entertainers own plenty. They just don't feel the need to broadcast it to Blackistan.
Wrong. Diddy owns a huge percentage of Ciroc, Rick Ross owns a stake in Belaire and Jay Z owns 100% of Dusse and Ace of Spades.
+spankspanky Kind of an overstatement, but I get it. Exception might be Lavar (Lonzo) Ball.
Another case of “self made” (but my parents were rich) in the small print. More power to him though
90% of inherited wealth is lost by the third generation, put some respect on his name
@@User_10199 not going to respect him for not messing up his head start in life
envy always tryna end the interview early🤦🏾♂️
So how is he any different from Lyor Cohen? This question is only for those who scream Lyor is a culture vulture.
SHAKE WEIGHT absolute culture vulture
SHAKE WEIGHT
He’s no different 💯
First he is paying them with a fair contract and not lying to the artist. He is getting the artist paid and he is getting money as well. That is business 101. It is normal
How do you know it's a fair contract?
@@marshallmad6436 I bet they ain't getting no ownership in the company, just endorsement $$$.
all i heard was culture vulture around 3:30
liquor is black culture? Maybe the culture vultures are the ignore black rappers who are selling over priced cheap liqour.
I wonder what his response would have been to someone asking if he feels guilty about alcohol being promoted in the BLACK community and the increasing number of rapper suffering from alcoholism and drug addiction.
I thnk u missing it a lil bit
Lmfao, honestly this made me laugh. U still thinking like a broke victim. Boss up
Found her!! Here she is over here!!! Debbie Downer Award recipient!
What isn't
If you can read between the line..this is a very interesting interview.
Omg, he looks like Robin Williams! My heart dropped. I thought the dead came back.
I know right
Maybe. But Williams was much harrier. especially in the forearm.
@@Justin-wd2vy Umm, I had no idea lol
Don't play me like that 😞😑
Just subbed to ur channel👍🏾
you can tell Charlemagne is NOT interested in this interview!!!
Not sure why ya have an issue with this man..
Sounds to me like he has genuine interest in the people he works with
Why aren't there any black owned "spirits", fast food, or tech companies. We slippin 16 black CEOs in fortune 500 companies since 1999.
Not all rappers are entrepreneur minded yet there has been rappers that have built brands and companies too its just not all of them most of them would rather partner up with one but some of them do build they own products
*Quick word to the wise of wisest: The Jewish ✡ community is on savage mode with the 48 Laws of Power... How he plays down his motives and intentions, but builds up & puts out front "the artist"...
Law 1
Law 3
Law 7
Law 8
Law 12
Law 14
Law 16
Law 19
Law 21
Law 24
Law 25
Law 26
Law 27
Law 29- His momma put him on to this one!
Law 30
Law 31- For real tho!!!
Law 32
Law 33- the Kodak Black part fr fr
Law 35- Hence why he's now poppin out!
Law 38- Him, Lyor and folk like them
Law 39- Hence why he's speaking on the artists...(promoting)
Law 43
Law 45- in overall theory
Law 46
Law 47- dont think he's here, but Ill bet he's close
Law 48- true masterminds in that way...
Ijs, I see this shit right off the bat. Not hating on him at all, just game recognize game!!! #MyPeopleReadMore
Ashley J Satchell white people do this in general
FACTS!
Ashley J Satchell thank you for this comment! ♥️
ctfu yeh i thought i was the only who peep that he seems like a master manipulator
Wait so Rick Ross don’t own this shit #HOWSAD
Lol you didnt know that ?
You probably thought 50 owned Effen too lol
Only gullible ppl think that the artists owned these brands. some ppl still think Diddy owns ciroc
Diddy don’t own Ciroc lol. Just business
He lied to us about not being a CO and know this shit 😂
This is the result of generational wealth! Black people are so far behind because every generation has to start from $0. Im not blaming black folks for that because there were many forces that held us back but in today's times there are less excuses. When you come from money/wealth you can create things like this. You can make mistakes and it wont cost you that much, you can always rebound. We as a black community have to start building wealth and pass it down to our kids so they can build great things like this.
That’s Robin Willams, when he first escaped from Jumanji
He definitely look like him
Talking about using Hip Hop in the beginning was kind of a red flag
Nerd Round how? That man is smart
Using hip hop. Crazy. Why can't we see it?
get over it, music will always be there and people will benifit off it..
Dude looks like he's a young old guy Lol
I really thought that them black bottles was owned by Ross smh
Y’all keep saying Ross doesn’t own it, he never said he owned it y’all just assumed so the jokes on you.
If these rappers were smart, they should be asking for equity to promote these brands
Lol you think they don't jay diddy 50 Ross all have stakes.
If only everyone can be as smart and successful at business as you are
If they were smart, they would produce their own like E-40 and stop making the others rich when they have the potential to own the product
Only 50 and a few other rappers thought about the big picture. Everyone is thinking about fast cash 💰
Exactly, Gucci doesn't even like Gucci mane using their name, imagine how much Gucci mane contributed to Gucci sales
Belaire isn't champagne it's just sparkling wine like prosecco. Save your money and celebrate for the low.
Belaire is not expensive. 45-60
CTG Said tell us the rest of your "humble beginnings" LMAOOO he know what he doin
"I don't drink champagne it make my stomach hurt"
Appreciate the advice and corporate game that Robin Williams was dishing. Kudos.
So this is what Santa Claus does during Non-Holidays?
😭😭😭
😭😭😭
He seems like a STAND UP MAN WITH LOT OF INTEGRITY..
Peep the message though..
"who has more Rolex watches Rick Ross or Roger Federer...Rick Ross!...and Federer is sponsored by Rolex!" ......if you don't get that then, smh.
This guy says the same thing over, regurgitated embrace this, brand, brand, embrace.
I see what CTG was doing there. He asked did he come from money cuz he's giving this advice but CTG saw that well alot of ppl cant just get up and move to Asia after quitting a job. Then the guy said yeah of course that he comes from money smh what you mean of course lol
You seem mad that he came from money, maybe you should focus less on other's success and focus on your own and maybe you would be in a better position in your own life. You and CTG are haters
Cthagod can since his BS.
The way dude stuttered when CTG asked him that question was interesting.
@@1regularperson I think he was gonna lie at first and say no but he changed his mind thats why he stuttered.
CTG's kids are from money now. So he shouldnt hate
OMFG I almost had a heart attack I thought it was Robin Williams
Ya’ll have this thing that if someone dont have black skin you’re a culture vulture, but we’re the biggest culture vulture out here smh
That what i'm talking about, no Rolex, no chains simple as that but he still make it rain, he's product on the map everywhere in the worlds.
2:38 Il answer that for you Charlamange, because this dude bullshitn. He popin out now, because he dont want everyone to think the rappers created the liquor. Basically saying 'this my shit, not theirs'...
He sounds like a rich guy exploiting people to push his brand. Capitalism at its laziest. This is America
"We got sidetracked from your 'humble beginnings'..." lmao Charlamagne's so clever, Jumanji didn't even catch it.
That top button is holding on for dear life. 😂
Wtf this dude got game but his pretty much dodging the question if rappers own any stakes in his alcohol nd his keep talking this organic crap !!. He myt be cool but still a vulture
Simbarashe Madziva vulture? Youre tripping gtfoh
Yea people don’t realIze artists get paid to represent these brands...This dude is the real money behind The Shit...50 actually bought into Effen and was bought out...Winning
Drag TV So you’re going to forget that JayZ owns Ace of Spades, purchased & Acquired.
WattsUpDev yea Jay is one of the few...was just giving a example but people are blinded by most these rappers ...Chosen few actually own the brands they promote
50 had the money to buy in plus a following to support the brand. Very hard to do this with neither of these. ( capital and/or following)
"You come from money"
"Uh, I, well, uh" 😂😂😂
i really enjoyed this interview, his perspectives and insights. kudos to breakfast club for bringing people from many diff walks of life that offer value
This guy is an awesome marketer!!! My god!!!
Imagine visiting one of your brand ambassadors in court and in jail!!! Bruhhhhhhh..... No wonder his brands are so successful. He's a "people first" person....
I buy belair because Ross is involved. It's Definitely not better than Mo.
Charles Manson free?
He's dead
Dead, Dead
Charles is white. This guy is not.
Michele Renee this guy is literally as white as they come
Charlamagne ain't really feelin this guy lol
At least he comes from behind the shadows and embraces black artist, thanks the artists for promoting his brand(s), and genuinely befriends black artists on a personal level - can’t say the same for Hilfiger, Courvoisier and some of these other white owned brands
I never knew who Brett was until I heard Wayne, Ross, Khalid, & Wiz speak on him … and I gotta say I’m inspired by his mind & innovation. What other liquor brand is using music to push their marketing aside from company founded by artists. I’ve know about his brand but never knew who was behind it. You can tell he has mad love & respect for the artists he does business with. It’s not for the image.
You mustve watched that selfmade Talk....thats what got me here.
Me too
Let’s play a game. Take a drinks for every time he says “brands.” lol this was a good interview.
Yo DJ envy relasped on his "For people who don't know" addiction
#backfortheFistTime
This dude is the Moses of Spirits! Very interesting story in brand building.
Focus on one idea and commit to it.🍾#MMG
Creatives just don't focus on one idea.
Folks done took that "culture vulture" phrase and wore it straight out! All I see here is a great example of how people across ethnic lines need and can utilize each other to flourish. Completely different thought process. Do what you do, but I highly suggest that some of you stop limiting your thought process, you're cutting off angles. You need all of them angles to choose from to get where you want to be.
He seemed to downplay both Jay Z and Diddy, all while emphasizing that he uses artists for free promo and pays them nothing. He also highlighted how we wants to help and influence Black artists by showing up to jail. He is ensuring loyalty. He may care about them but he cares more about himself and his brand. There is nothing selfless or caring about his actions. His mentality is bothersome to me. Just my opinion.
3 was better than every other vodka in the market! 🗣NAAAHH it wasn't good! I remember- 😂🤣Cthagod
We're getting to a dangerous point in the culture when we see a white businessman and immediately give him the culture vulture tag. I don't know the first thing about Brett Berish but I do know that the artists he's talking about vouch for him similar to how Meek vouched for a guy like Mike Rubin. Sometimes there are genuine businessmen from other cultures that want to see people in hip hop thrive, and help teach them the game.
Do they win too? Sure, they're businessmen not social workers that's the cloth they're cut from. But I don't think every white guy doing business with black celebs is a culture vulture. Be careful with that phrase, it's a heavy one.
He’s profiting from the culture, but they let him. These rappers can start their own liquor brands from the ground up but choose not to. I don’t get it.
This interview taught me a lot!
Listen why his beard look like faux fur😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
i like people like him...! yea he does look like Robin Williams lol
This was straight up GAME, but most black people do what black people do best and become concerned with contrivances and figuring out how to get into a dark skin females draws with as little effort as possible.
STFU!
Nah Not most!! Most Woke black men know that the avg black female twat always fishy and rather chase after bread
I just want to put it out there that God is the only one that is sovereign.
Its not the brands to say thank you, its for us to start our own!
That whole time he did not pop that damm bottle !.😂😂
"Lyor was there"....CTG fought hard to not say something after he dropped that.
He seems genuine but I hope it’s not a act but I like him
Damn alot of hate in these comments. Most of you all need to learn something from him. Stay humble
Who else waiting on him to pour the drinks. Lol
Took Daddy’s money and vultured the culture.
For sure.
Why do people in successful positions always say “it’s not about the money”. When they work hard & network for profits. & yes they say they enjoy the process but damn, we’ve got bills and real things !!
🗣DA GOD OF🍾
People are so simple minded... He is an Brand Ambassador for Belaire so he gets a piece..
Brett Berish: Lyor Cohen was there.
Charlamagne: Rubs his nose thinking damn another culture vulture?
He seems coo but there’s alot of Culture Vulture wording. IJS
Black people don't own hip hop, all races play their part in getting hip hop to where it is today, the fact you would say that shows your weakness, why are you mad at other races doing more with your "culture" then your own people? Yall niggas birthed it, doesn't mean you own it, it's not culture vulture it's called being better then you at business period.
@leo - FOH. BLACK PEOPLE CREATED HIP-HOP AND ALL AMERIKKKAN MUSIC, CLOWN.
Do your research, Hip-Hop is definitely Black Culture. It’s ours and there’s nothing you or other colonizers like you can do about it.
Amazing Entrepreneur , definitely motivation for business success
DOPE interview
Culture Vultures Alert
envy just blew this dude secret , charlemagne was odd and yee dipped on the interview hes never coming back 😂😂😂
THIS DUDE HAS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE. 💯💯🤔🤔
I like this guy. He seems genuine. If I were with him I'd try to soak some game, I felt Charlamagne wasn't feeling this guy and idk why.
I like this guy he has good energy
So I found out who he is and I still don't care.
Lmao
But you'll still drink his product tho I bet
@@andrell314 nope. Not a sip.
@Sick Twisted Phoque well, initially I didn't care, I watched some of the video and came to the conclusion that my instincts were right. Absolutely wonderful.
I wonder why they never or if they have other artist from a different genre(Rock, Country etc.) advertising/promoting liquor to their audience/community. This an interview that deserves a "What are you doing for the Black lives matter movement?" from CTG since he cares so much.
Instead of getting game everyone here is automatically talking culture vulture shit. If that's the case let's get our money together and build than. His products are dope. Ace, Dulce, Belaire are amazing products plain and simple. Liquor existed way before Hip Hop. So stop this and learn the game.
Good speech. With that said, what ARE YOU building?
There is an incredible amount of Jewish people in and affiliated with the rap industry despite being less than 2% of U.S. population. They are mostly in positions of power too, they might not set the trends, but they influence the ones the people are exposed to.
Looks like another slow week for The Breakfast Club 😩