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Its Up There Podcast | Karlous Miller on Shannon Sharpe, Katt Williams, 85 South & Charleston White

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Topics: Karlous Miller, Charleston White, Shannon Sharpe, Katt Williams, 85 South, Netflix, Heated Debate Over Ownership, Dave Chapelle, 50 Cent & More In this packed episode of It’s Up There Podcast, #KarlousMiller joins us for an intense and thought-provoking conversation about the entertainment industry, ownership, and cultural influence. From debating Netflix’s business model to reflecting on the legacy of comedy icons like #KattWilliams, this episode dives deep into the forces shaping today’s creators and communities. Karlous and Loon explore the importance of content ownership, the psychology behind consumerism in the Black community, and how platforms like Netflix leverage data to control the narrative. The discussion also ventures into the role of 85 South Show in redefining comedy and Shannon Sharpe’s transformative impact on sports media and culture. 🔥 Key Highlights: The Netflix business model: How data drives deals and advertising decisions Ownership vs. licensing: Why creators need to fight for their rights Reflecting on #KattWilliams’ genius and influence on comedy The rise of #85SouthShow and its role in redefining comedy Shannon Sharpe’s growth as a cultural icon in sports media Why consumer behavior in the Black community often prioritizes status over investment "Slaves to symbols": The psychological impact of materialism on cultural progress How platforms like Netflix are shaping the future of entertainment 💡 Takeaways from the Debate: Content ownership determines the legacy and financial freedom of creators. Netflix’s business model prioritizes data over culture, but creators can learn to leverage it. Icons like Katt Williams and Shannon Sharpe prove the power of authenticity and resilience. The rise of 85 South shows the importance of collaboration in navigating the comedy landscape. Shifting consumer behavior in the Black community toward investments over symbols is crucial for progress. 💬 What’s YOUR take on Netflix’s model, content ownership, and cultural spending habits? Join the conversation below! 🔔 Subscribe now for more debates and exclusive insights from the biggest voices in entertainment. 00:00:00 - Kickoff: Insights into consumer data and success 00:00:18 - Data is King: Why viewer info matters 00:01:14 - Netflix Power Moves: Ownership and big deals 00:02:20 - Know Your Audience: Demographics in the game 00:03:30 - Spending Habits: What drives consumer decisions 00:04:58 - Black Men & Black Women: Supporting each other 00:06:29 - Big Conversations Coming: Teasers for influential guests 00:08:28 - Rap & Drive: How the culture fuels motivation 00:09:11 - 50 Cent’s Impact: Lessons from a cultural icon 00:10:04 - Fight to Win: Resilience in the game 00:11:17 - Gangster Rap Evolution: Comparing styles and legacies 00:13:30 - Suge Knight Unpacked: His evolving reputation 00:14:55 - Business vs. Legacy: Decisions that shape perception 00:17:42 - 50 Cent & Young Buck: Analyzing the tension 00:19:31 - Seizing Opportunities: How artists create lanes 00:22:20 - Success & Community: Balancing fame and expectations 00:24:37 - Leaving the Hood: Challenges rappers face 00:27:23 - Carlos Miller Joins: Real talk on comedy and culture 00:30:01 - No Clickbait Here: Why authenticity matters 00:32:29 - Real Conversations: Organic podcasting over scripted interviews 00:35:18 - Dr. Umar Reflections: Balancing grace and grit 00:39:00 - Netflix Secrets: Inside licensing deals 00:42:03 - Political Game: Manipulation and the Black community 00:45:15 - Black Identity & Consumerism: The cost of capitalism 00:50:01 - Hair & Psychology: The hidden effects of choices 00:56:57 - Viewer Data Rules: How Netflix makes decisions 01:00:02 - Ads & Streams: Netflix’s business strategy 01:06:57 - HBO vs. Netflix: Comedy specials in focus 01:12:25 - Dark Side of Comedy: Pain as the punchline 01:17:50 - Comedy Legends: Their lasting impact on culture 01:22:29 - Joke Stealing Drama: Protecting originality 01:26:39 - Collaboration Wins: Urban philosophy in action 01:30:04 - Andrew Schultz Rising: Comedy in the spotlight 01:34:36 - Podcasts & Comedy: Boosting ticket sales 01:39:02 - Charleston White Drama: Why content disappears 01:46:22 - Sensitive Comedy: Jokes that don’t offend 01:53:01 - Wild 'N Out Stories: Behind the scenes 01:57:46 - Jamie Foxx’s Influence: Acting and comedy brilliance 02:03:34 - Young Dolph’s Grind: Lessons from independence 02:09:07 - Brotherhood in Comedy: Keeping it real 02:12:30 - Fame vs. Reality: Staying true in the spotlight

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