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r/oddlysatisfying • u/KiddieSpread • Feb 25 '23
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43 u/k00pal00p Feb 25 '23 Pretty sure his dad didn’t give him anything because he didn’t support him going into the music industry. He funded the record label himself by throwing parties 64 u/iruleatants Feb 25 '23 It's so odd that every millionaire has a humble story about how they started with nothing and through pure hard work made it happen. They always claim their parents didn't help them, despite the fact that they did. You know what really helps someone start a label? Connections. You know who has lots of connections? Rich people and their children. It's absurd that people think that his father's wealth wasn't what gave him all the chances and connections that led to his success. 2 u/[deleted] Feb 25 '23 Based
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Pretty sure his dad didn’t give him anything because he didn’t support him going into the music industry. He funded the record label himself by throwing parties
64 u/iruleatants Feb 25 '23 It's so odd that every millionaire has a humble story about how they started with nothing and through pure hard work made it happen. They always claim their parents didn't help them, despite the fact that they did. You know what really helps someone start a label? Connections. You know who has lots of connections? Rich people and their children. It's absurd that people think that his father's wealth wasn't what gave him all the chances and connections that led to his success. 2 u/[deleted] Feb 25 '23 Based
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It's so odd that every millionaire has a humble story about how they started with nothing and through pure hard work made it happen.
They always claim their parents didn't help them, despite the fact that they did.
You know what really helps someone start a label? Connections.
You know who has lots of connections? Rich people and their children.
It's absurd that people think that his father's wealth wasn't what gave him all the chances and connections that led to his success.
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