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Who owns these HipHop sites? We’re at a point right now, in social media and media as a whole, where we must reexamine who’s behind the platforms and pages that appear to represent Black culture. When you dig a little deeper, many of these outlets are owned by white corporations that profit from creating content designed to pit Black people against one another. But I’ll let you be the judge of that. My advice: always look at who’s at the core of what you consume especially in media and social me

Who owns these HipHop sites? We’re at a point right now, in social media and media as a whole, where we must reexamine who’s behind the platforms and pages that appear to represent Black culture. When you dig a little deeper, many of these outlets are owned by white corporations that profit from creating content designed to pit Black people against one another. But I’ll let you be the judge of that. My advice: always look at who’s at the core of what you consume especially in media and social me

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To @morgandebaun and to any Black media company that wants fair compensation for having its content trained on AI, Fanbase is capable of that. Instead of working in silos, we need to be working in community, together. Fanbase has an enormous collection of Black content, and we’ve been working on a deal for that content to be trained on AI by major corporations. See, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, and Facebook are NOT going to compensate their users for AI training. We’ve been approached by these c

To @morgandebaun and to any Black media company that wants fair compensation for having its content trained on AI, Fanbase is capable of that. Instead of working in silos, we need to be working in community, together. Fanbase has an enormous collection of Black content, and we’ve been working on a deal for that content to be trained on AI by major corporations. See, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, and Facebook are NOT going to compensate their users for AI training. We’ve been approached by these c

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Isaac Hayes III calls for a change in social media as black culture needs a place to be supported and not stifled! Check out the full interview on YouTube now! | Breakfast Club

Isaac Hayes III calls for a change in social media as black culture needs a place to be supported and not stifled! Check out the full interview on YouTube now! | Breakfast Club

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@stephenasmith has reached a pinnacle of success in media and now uses his platform to stay neutral on policies and actions that are actively harming the Black community, while still finding time to consistently attack Black people. He sees what is happening in the streets. He knows the stakes. But neutrality keeps the machine comfortable and keeps his handlers satisfied. These are critical times for the Black community. Remaining neutral is not harmless. It functionally sides with the oppositio

@stephenasmith has reached a pinnacle of success in media and now uses his platform to stay neutral on policies and actions that are actively harming the Black community, while still finding time to consistently attack Black people. He sees what is happening in the streets. He knows the stakes. But neutrality keeps the machine comfortable and keeps his handlers satisfied. These are critical times for the Black community. Remaining neutral is not harmless. It functionally sides with the oppositio

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Here’s a step-by-step guide to investing in Fanbase.Drop a comment saying ‘I want to invest’ and I’ll show you where to go. | Isaac Hayes III

Here’s a step-by-step guide to investing in Fanbase.Drop a comment saying ‘I want to invest’ and I’ll show you where to go. | Isaac Hayes III

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This is a lot harder than it looks, and I’ve got about $2.5 billion that proves that. Since I founded Fanbase, we’ve watched social media platforms come and go, burning through hundreds of millions, sometimes billions of dollars and still failing. They’ve raised 100 times the money we have, but we’re still here. Still growing. Still building. There’s something special about what we’re doing. It makes us unique. It makes us powerful. And I couldn’t be more proud of the team for what we’ve built.

This is a lot harder than it looks, and I’ve got about $2.5 billion that proves that. Since I founded Fanbase, we’ve watched social media platforms come and go, burning through hundreds of millions, sometimes billions of dollars and still failing. They’ve raised 100 times the money we have, but we’re still here. Still growing. Still building. There’s something special about what we’re doing. It makes us unique. It makes us powerful. And I couldn’t be more proud of the team for what we’ve built.

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Social media has convinced Black creators and Black users that they need the apps, when in truth the apps need us. Attention, dopamine, and views have clouded judgment, but the real power has always been in the hands of the people. Community can be built anywhere, and it is stronger when it thrives across multiple platforms. For musicians and creators, no platform exists like Fanbase: built with the user and the creator in mind first. Fanbase gives you leverage against every industry, TV, film,

Social media has convinced Black creators and Black users that they need the apps, when in truth the apps need us. Attention, dopamine, and views have clouded judgment, but the real power has always been in the hands of the people. Community can be built anywhere, and it is stronger when it thrives across multiple platforms. For musicians and creators, no platform exists like Fanbase: built with the user and the creator in mind first. Fanbase gives you leverage against every industry, TV, film,

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Isaac Hayes III 'Confronted' With Criticism Of 'Fanbase', Black Ownership And Being Too Visible

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Isaac Hayes III Talks Fanbase, Creating Space For Black Creators, Leveraging Your Audience + More

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Isaac Hayes III Talks Legacy of Isaac Hayes, Creating Fanbase, Music Industry Insights + More

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The microdrama frenzy is starting to take shape in America, and there is a real infrastructure piece that matters. For years, black content and black media have helped build the value of platforms that were never owned by us, only for those same platforms to reach success, shift direction, and push our culture to the side. Fanbase is taking a different approach. We are building this space by starting with diverse communities, including white communities, while making sure black, brown, and Latin

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The right-wing billionaires have bought up every social media platform. Their playbook is clear: purge democracy, highlight autocracy, silence liberal agendas, and amplify racist ones. Bernie Sanders @berniesanders and Jasmine Crockett @jasmineforus have both sounded the alarm. But where are the liberal billionaires who actually believe in freedom of speech? What are we going to do about it? Comment FANPOD to watch the latest episode of Invested. | Isaac Hayes III

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It’s very simple to make a post on @fanbase now. Check out our new post simplification “ ” button. 🥳 | Isaac Hayes III

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Tubi built its entire platform off the backs of hundreds of Black movies and creators. Even after it was sold to Fox Corporation, Tubi continued to pander and market to Black audiences. But the wealth created from owning Tubi, and the reach it has, is used to work against the collective interests of Black people. When it comes to microdramas, we should not let that cycle repeat. We have seen this happen with the WB, UPN, CW, Tubi, and so many other places where Black people add value to an infra

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As the current regime works to erase Black history and push us out of the economic legacy of America, I encourage every young Black entrepreneur, innovator, and inventor to know your history and never forget that Black people are magic, and that magic has always fueled America. Do not stop creating. Take pride in the legacy of invention and innovation we carry, but also protect your dreams and ideas with patents, copyrights, and trademarks. They want to frame our success as DEI, but the truth is

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Standing up for my father’s legacy. 💪🏾 Isaac Hayes III discusses the ongoing lawsuit set to begin on 9/3 with #DonaldTrump over music licensing. Listen in how they plan resolve this the legal way! #iHeartRadio | Breakfast Club

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Isaac Hayes III Breaks Down How You Could Make $500K With FANBASE, Why Ownership Is Mandatory

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I built the most easily monetizable social app for the world. Y’all gon stop playin with what we do over here. This sh*t is the hardest thing I’ve ever done. Thank You God. 🙏🏾 | Isaac Hayes III

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Isaac Hayes III Speaks On His Dad’s Legacy, Launching The Fanbase App, Producer Career

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The irony is all of those companies that those individuals invested in failed and went out of business. We are stronger together. But how long are we going to keep bumping our head against the wall competing against one another for wealth when group economics and collective wealth is sensible and extremely helpful for our community. The only investments I have ever made in startups have been in black founders. I think I am up to seven at this point. Seven companies led by black founders that I p

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Up until now, Black culture has never truly had a path to owning the infrastructure. The real power, the buildings, the machinery, the land, was stolen from us, priced out, or politically denied. And yet, against all odds, we thrived. I salute every single Black person who created something in this country when the game was rigged from the start. But that can’t be the finish line. We are too separated and in competition with one another. These visual victories of what wealth looks like to the fe

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I do not see a problem with ethically making as much money as possible, especially as a Black person, because we are so far behind economically. The real question is what people do once they get to that level of wealth. Do they use that position as a symbol for the Black community, or do they use it to replicate and duplicate more Black people who can become billionaires too. The only way more Black Billionaires can be made is by making collaborative deals and investing in technology companies t

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Isaac Hayes III On Legacy, Ownership & Building A Billion-Dollar Platform From The Culture Up.

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We waste our power by not leveraging Black culture ourselves by investing in businesses that can’t sustain without it. Think about that. We all know the businesses and industries that need Black culture to scale, survive, and be profitable. But we use those businesses and don’t own those businesses. We buy the products made by our culture, but we don’t invest in the companies that produce them. And if we don’t change that, we’ll never escape the wealth gap. We’ll always be customers to our own c

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We’re so much more than what is put on the screen. When we see our full sales representative, we show up. So maybe creators need their own place to tell their stories to the world. What stories do you want to see told about your people? | Isaac Hayes III

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I’ll let Black Media answer this question. Shoutout to @woody_thegreat | Isaac Hayes III

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It looks like another example of Black innovation being copied and stolen could be happening. @brebreromi @breromiofficial , a Black inventor, created a unique product that bundles hair and locks with colorful magnetic hair clicks. Her creation has now been allegedly copied by another woman, and now that woman IS SUING BRE and even sued an activist @kiandria who came to BrE’s defense. But where is Black media? Not one post, but 25 posts. Not one 10-minute interview, but 10 one-hour interviews. T

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Investors in Clubhouse hired the man who killed a Black man, Jordan Neely on a subway in New York. And Black people still continue to use that app. Why? What does it say about us that we will sit in those rooms and build up platforms funded by people who openly support the killing of our people, while ignoring the platforms built by us and for us? Every login, every conversation, every piece of content we give them is blood-stained profit. If we cannot see the insult in that, then we are choosin

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Isaac Hayes III on Racism, Social Media, & Suing Trump | The Don Lemon Show

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Real change requires organization, sacrifice, and mobilization for Black people. If I told you reparations could pass in less than two years in Georgia, would you move here, sleep on the floor, but register to vote to get that money? Ask yourself: what are you willing to sacrifice to get what you are owed? From Texas to Georgia, it’s possible.Full episode on @nah_notallhood Podcast. | Isaac Hayes III

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