Another Nasty Song

Conceited

Conceited (feat. Lola Brooke & Maiya The Don)

Boy's a liar Pt. 2

Internet Trolls

Internet Trolls (feat. Hitkidd)

LIKE - Single

Like

Red Ruby Da Sleeze

Nicki Minaj - Red Ruby Da Sleeze

SHOOT THE CLUB UP

Don't Play With It

Don't Play With It (Remix) [feat. Latto & Yung Miami]

Risk For That

Richman

In Episode 78 of The Cheat Code, titled “The “Seven P’s For Winning” our hosts kick off the show with a shout-out to DRO Clothing, a brand that consistently provides them with stylish attire for their episodes. With gratitude in mind, they delve into a compelling discussion.
Wendy Day reminisces about reconnecting with an old friend, an encounter that stirred bitter memories of the past. This trip down memory lane serves as a poignant reminder of how the unchecked greed of a select few self-centered artists once dismantled what could have been a game-changing, culture-shifting record label.
The hosts shine a spotlight on a critical issue—the unpredictable external factors that pose the most significant threat to an artist's career. They stress the importance of having an advocate who not only supports the artist's vision but also possesses a deep understanding of the music business. All too often, artists are sold dreams because that's what's in demand.
The discussion shifts to artist plans and how some endeavors fail because the artist might not be the right fit for the intended recipe. Drawing parallels between the music industry and sports, our hosts liken it to a team with an owner, coach, superstar, and role players. They highlight the defining factor between winners and losers—the distinction between those who want to go to practice and those who have to go.
Our hosts propose the implementation of a new artist orientation provided by record labels. This orientation would comprehensively cover all the requirements and expectations of the artist within the record deal. They emphasize the importance of retaining a sense of self-sufficiency and not relying solely on talent, as true talent should motivate artists to take initiative.
The hosts recount a recent encounter with an indie artist who presented a well-structured 5-song rollout plan. This encounter instilled hope that the industry is evolving, with artists becoming increasingly savvy and avoiding the pitfalls of premature content release.
A key takeaway is revealed—the #1 question asked in all interviews: "What's next?" The hosts question the wisdom of participating in an interview without a clear plan for the future. Having a well-thought-out rollout and game plan not only enhances the fan experience but also attracts industry professionals eager to join a winning team. As our hosts succinctly put it, "Prior proper planning prevents piss-poor performance."
Join us as we explore the strategies, insights, and game plans that lead to success in the ever-evolving music landscape. “The “Seven P’s For Winning is the Cheat Code to making impactful decisions and achieving your creative potential

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Season 1 Episode 78

The Seven P's For Winning

The Cheat Code Podcast. Three goat's on a Mission to Change the Game! Plug into the Industry's #1 source for information every Wednesday to stay updated and on track. 
Our Hosts: Wendy Day. The Undisputed Champion of the Culture. Rapjuggernaut. Master Strategist and Culture Ambassador. Ferrari Simmons. Music Director and Curator/Influencer Extraordinaire. Recorded in Atlanta, GA. Our goal is simple. WINNING! Our Mission is to educate and empower the masses by providing tips, tricks and leads on how to Play The Music Game properly. Getting to the next level is hard; why not let our masters of the Game help you "Level Up!" Add @GetTheCheatCode on All Social Platforms and Follow, Like, and Subscribe to our Profiles on ALL Streaming platforms. getthecheatcode@gmail.com | Tune In Daily, New Episodes Wednesday's on your favorite streaming platform. Remember to turn on our post notifications to stay updated with our Crew.

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