The creator, Clint419, explains his philosophy on brand collaborations, specifically why he chose to work with the niche brand Seventyfouriswar, highlighting its authenticity and the importance of supporting young, Black creators. He then pivots to give direct career advice to the interviewer, who reveals he was just fired, encouraging him to stay true to his own path.
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You can't just kind of think to yourself, oh, I'm only gonna do the hype hype hype stuff. You know what I'm saying? What sleazy got going on is such a niche, and it's like it's well curated and, like, he's young. Like, he bad it's like he's doing his thing in Atlanta. And I was just like, you know what? I wanna do something with him so that people can obviously, people already know the brand, but then more people can see it and it's like it it don't take nothing away from me, you no, because the the the garment looks good. You know what I'm saying? The clothes look good. So I I'm happy. Last question. Yeah. Just got fired from Complex today because I refuse to do it their way? Yeah. What advice do you have to do? What's some advice? Alright, man. Keep doing it your way because you're down tier, and I can't lie. If you said you're still doing in complex, I wouldn't have done this. So you know no?