by J Nolan
Entertainment podcast focused on the business of music, viral stories, and more. The host J Nolan is an independent Hip-Hop artist, songwriter, and music business educator from Atlanta, GA. His music has been featured in Kevin Hart's "Zero F's Given" on Netflix, Lizzo's "Watch Out For The Big Grrrls" on Prime Video, NBA 2K22, ESPN, The Hype on HBO Max, and over 200 major TV/Film productions. He also performed on the 2023 NPR Music Tiny Desk 'On the Road' Tour.
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March 6, 2024
<p>Nicki Minaj and her team have been called out by social media influencer and dance Donte Colley for moves that he put together in a viral video to her song "FTCU." Supporters of Donte eventually began to tag him in clips from Nicki's Pink Friday 2 Tour in which her dancers were using pieces of his dance routine on stage. He allegedly spoke with someone from Minaj's team and was offered under $100 and concert tickets for a meet and greet with Nicki, which he declined. In this episode, we break down the ongoing risk creators take by posting their talents and ideas on social media, while also addressing the negative impact of hive mentality from fans that will attack anyone for speaking less than savory about their favorite artists.</p>
March 4, 2024
<p>In this episode, the host J Nolan analyzes new statements from Joe Budden where he claims that Cardi B is afraid to drop her album and declares the female rap wave as over. We take a critical dive into the opinions of Joe while also debunking many of his theories in real-time to offer the listens further insight about the music industry as a whole, which is facing numerous challenges.</p>
December 5, 2023
<p>In 2023, selling pure albums and singles seems to be a very controversial topic. Lloyd Banks openly retired from music a few years ago, to which his fans pleaded with him to return. Now that he's back, the music community is debating whether or not his next mixtape should be sold for $100. </p> <p><br></p> <p>This conversation has even made it to the music production community with music producer, rapper, and content creator Curtiss King electing to remove his music from streaming platforms with the intentions of selling his new album exclusively through a platform called EVEN. This decision has brought much scrutiny in his direction, even causing fellow music producer and educator Busy Works Beats to refer to him as a scammer. </p> <p><br></p> <p>In episode 8 of the Pen Game Elite Podcast, host J Nolan will break down how opposing ideologies are causing the greater music community to become more disjointed than ever. DIY music creators are at a crossroads, being forced to choose between taking steps to monetize their music and build an equitable business plan for their careers, or focus on producing vanity metrics in hopes that it will one day yield financial gains. </p>
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Entertainment podcast focused on the business of music, viral stories, and more.
The host J Nolan is an independent Hip-Hop artist, songwriter, and music business educator from Atlanta, GA. His music has been featured in Kevin Hart's "Zero F's Given" on Netflix, Lizzo's "Watch Out For The Big Grrrls" on Prime Video, NBA 2K22, ESPN, The Hype on HBO Max, and over 200 major TV/Film productions. He also performed on the 2023 NPR Music Tiny Desk 'On the Road' Tour.
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