Narrated success story of music agentfrom @_chaseyang

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Knocking on doors, selling roofing, to running one of the most powerful booking agencies in the country, Andrew Lieber and Mac Agency have been on a legendary run. What I love about Andrew's story is he's a 35 year old college dropout with a unique story to success, being a true independent going up against some of the biggest agencies in the game. Early on, Big Pasta met King Lowe's and Corey Gunson offered to be their tour manager for free. At 19 years good, in the first three to four years of building his business, he was still going door to door selling windows while also booking tours for Cameron, The Game, Tier, That hustle became his superpower. In 2016, he switched from management to booking and launched Mac agency. To land the tier and build out his resume, he promised to cover all the travel and hotel fields, but it worked. What's impressive is Andrew would raise sponsorship money to cover the artist travel and tour fees, putting his commission on the line every single time. Then Then in 2018, Juice Worse and Andrew connected everything on the touring best and brand side went through Mac agency. Then in 2019, he connected with DaBaby and they went from $5,000 shows to $500,000 shows. Then he connected with Rod Wave. And at this point, Juice WRLD was a break, DaBaby was the one to show everybody wasn't a fluke, and Rod Wave was a stamp of approval. Now the industry trusts him and our favorite artists work with him. I'm talking best tier, low shimmy, NBA Youngboy, Huncho, Hurricane Wisdom, and many more. And this just isn't my opinion. Data and numbers don't lie. I could, but I'm not. He's also the only agent I know in rap music that's helped facilitate and close two separate $100,000,000 touring deals. He even helped put on Kanye West two shows in SoFi Stadium that grossed over 33,000,000. Andrew and them at Mac agency don't just help with the booking. They also help build out the merch for the artist as well. With over 80 clients of booking more than a thousand shows a year, Andrew took that same muscle from knocking on doors to building an agency controlling a quarter of the market share. Andrew has become one of the most recognizable faces in the modern day rank touring business, and I'm excited to see what else they build. Let me know how you feel about this in the comments. And as always, tag rank share somebody you're building