DJ Khaled Joins Earn Your Leisure Podcast to Talk Social Media Marketing, Being a Mogul, Ghost Kitchens, & More

Earlier this month the Art Basel pop-up, “Earn Your Masters” (presented by Ally, Steve Stoute’s UnitedMasters, and Earn Your Leisure) was one of the hottest tickets in Miami.

Steve Stoute arranged for DJ Khaled to join Rashad Bilal and Troy Millings of the hit “Earn Your Leisure Podcast” for a live episode taping in a room full of independent artists and creators, which aired last night. The full episode is available now on Earn Your Leisure’s YouTube and EarnYourLeisure.com.

In this episode DJ Khaled spoke about his journey in music, becoming an entrepreneur, mastering social media, his keys to marketing, and more. This episode was a collaboration with Untied Masters and was sponsored by Ally.

Highlights:

ON JAY-Z & THEIR RELATIONSHIP:

“He’s my manager, I consider him a partner, and to me he’s one of my best friends, too. I look up to him, I’ve always been a fan. I learned a lot from him. Before I had kids I watched how him and Beyonce […] make family the #1 priority. He always told me, ‘You think you’re blessed now, wait ’til you have that kid.’”

“Why not do everything you wanna do? [Jay-Z] is living proof that you can do it all and he’s opened doors for everyone in our age group.”

ON RISING TO FAME ON SNAPCHAT:

“I got love for [Evan Spiegel] but that’s his loss even though I’m sure he’s a billionaire, we coulda [done] some other great things.”

ON LEARNING FROM MISTAKES:

“I don’t consider [anything] a loss or a mistake, I just feel like they’re stepping stones for the bigger win. I wouldn’t say I made mistakes, I would say I could’ve done something a better way.”

Content courtesy of UnitedMasters, and Earn Your Leisure

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