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@Ronnie2Kaapp @_LAKNIGHTGUyih @arielhelwani Just like I thought. Keep doing the run around kid

@JonSteroidJones @_LAKNIGHTGUyih @arielhelwani If you could read you’d see that that i did mention how they generate money, they generated 7.7b in revenue from the tv deal. That money gets allocated to the roster, why hasn’t the pay structure increased an according ammount?

Ronda Rousey announces the minimum purse for any fighter on the MVP MMA card will be $40,000. “If you fight 3 times a year, that is much more than a living wage. That’s something the UFC cannot say.”

@LastKingsmanMMA You would genuinely spark that fraud

Pico gets knocked out on his debut, beats Pitbull in a decision and is ranked 13th. I’m 11-3 still not ranked. Make it make sense

@Ronnie2Kaapp @_LAKNIGHTGUyih @arielhelwani They are paid what they bring in. Instead of doing the run around maybe answer my original question why pay them what they don’t generate, otherwise you can pipe down kid

@JonSteroidJones @_LAKNIGHTGUyih @arielhelwani All I said was someone competing in the UFC should be making a sustainable wage to show, and should be comped an appropriate percentage of revenue. You did not attack either point so I don’t know how you proved me wrong here

@levijeans77 @BlindBearMedia Not better tho

@BlindBearMedia Bigger than the White House card if true

Conor & Paddy announced they have fights at International Fight Week Could they be fighting eachother?😳

@Ronnie2Kaapp @_LAKNIGHTGUyih @arielhelwani You’re nitpicking bc you know you’re wrong the exact number doesn’t matter and yk it

@JonSteroidJones @_LAKNIGHTGUyih @arielhelwani Aren’t paid enough ≠ pay 100k

@CMarogi48300 @Ronnie2Kaapp @_LAKNIGHTGUyih @arielhelwani See you can’t prove me wrong lol

@JonSteroidJones @Ronnie2Kaapp @_LAKNIGHTGUyih @arielhelwani I’m willing to put $100k on it.

@Ronnie2Kaapp @_LAKNIGHTGUyih @arielhelwani You think fighters aren’t paid enough so I picked a random nobody to keep it fair ur just being stupid intentionally so ur argument doesn’t fall apart

@JonSteroidJones @_LAKNIGHTGUyih @arielhelwani A bad one, you missed every point I addressed and picked a random and asked why isn’t he making 8x his show purse when that was never the point made

@PaulTassi I thought it was obvious this is the plan

Honestly, the best case scenario is Doom never taking off the mask once, and we realize they picked RDJ just because he’s a really good actor who could play someone else that conveniently would not need to show his face

@radcular @SceneinCinema Bro I never realized it was supposed to be Alex jones wtf😭

@SceneinCinema It's because Sony wanted to date themselves with a Alex Jones joke. Which honestly harmed the movie in the long run because 20-30 years from now who's going to get it. Like remove that element and it would have made the movie better.

J. K. Simmons says he fought for J. Jonah Jameson to keep his iconic look from the Raimi trilogy which was comics accurate, but Sony made him go bald. “[Sony told me] ‘No, we don’t want you to have the flattop haircut,’ and I was like, ‘Wait, wait, wait. What?’” “‘Yeah, we don’t want the cigar and the mustache.’” In Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man, Jameson had the flat top, small mustache, and cigar, just exactly like the comics. But in Spider-Man: Far From Home and Spider-Man: No Way Home, Sony changed the character to a bald version, dropping those signature traits. “Obviously, the most important thing is that he's still the same blowhard and he does have the same damn mustache, close to it, and cigar at least."

@CMarogi48300 @Ronnie2Kaapp @_LAKNIGHTGUyih @arielhelwani Not sure how the no name generating no money got brought into the discussion of fighter pay? lol and nobody is buying a ufc ticket just for Austin bashi lol let alone 50 ppl

@JonSteroidJones @Ronnie2Kaapp @_LAKNIGHTGUyih @arielhelwani Austin easily sells $100k in tickets at apex. Depending on the card the tickets average around $2k he brings a minimum of 50+ fans out not including the 10s of thousands of folks who are not even UFC fans who tune in just to watch him. Not sure how he got brought into this.

@Ronnie2Kaapp @_LAKNIGHTGUyih @arielhelwani It’s an example. If you aren’t intelligent enough to understand that I think you should leave the money convo alone

@JonSteroidJones @_LAKNIGHTGUyih @arielhelwani Who saying the minimum pay should be 100k? All I said was the fighters should be paid a fair % of what they bring in, and not the 16-20% they get. a guy fighting three times a year in the apex of the sport should be able to make a liveable wage that doesn’t require any suplement

@Ronnie2Kaapp @_LAKNIGHTGUyih @arielhelwani Austin bashi is not generating 100k why should they pay him 100k

@JonSteroidJones @_LAKNIGHTGUyih @arielhelwani The ufc got an eight billion dollar tv deal and parades themselves as one of the big four in NA sports, leagues that pay talent 45-50% of revenue generated. Why should the fighters not be compensated a fair percentage of what they earn? They’re ones who generate revenue for ufc

@Ronnie2Kaapp @_LAKNIGHTGUyih @arielhelwani Why should they get paid what they don’t generate? Austin bashi ain’t generating 100k

@_LAKNIGHTGUyih @arielhelwani What % of fighters can say that though. The show purse alone should be enough to sustain a mere living in the apex league of the sport

@SpinninBackfist Apparently his manager snuck something in his contract that gives him a title shot right away. Look up “Gable Steveson Loophole” for more info

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juice n x were really the face of the new generation bro that sucks

@RileyTaugor @alexgroberman

@alexgroberman You got so hurt over his recent skit that you went and asked ChatGPT to write a tweet for you 😭😭

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When ChatGPT cites a source, it cites the most authoritative, most structured, most useful content it can find. When Google's AI Overview selects a page to reference, it selects based on content depth, trust signals and extractability. When Perplexity assembles an answer, it pulls from the sources that actually answer the question best. No ad budget influences that. No social following affects it. No campaign calendar determines the outcome. The channel itself selects for the best answer. Druski built where the audience was heading and let the leverage follow. By the time the industry caught up to where he already was, he owned the space. The businesses building owned visibility in AI search right now are doing the same thing. The ones still spending exclusively on paid ads, social, email, and PR are the comedians still waiting for their late night spot. That is the gap SEO Stuff was built to close. seo-stuff.com Druski went from Instagram skits to $14 million a year and sold-out arenas because he understood one thing early: build where the audience is going, not where it used to be. The question is whether your marketing budget is building where buying decisions are heading or still spending on the channels they are leaving.