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First and foremost. Is that a dog taking a sh it behind him on camera? In Devon now I pass through the Riviera about three months ago We're backpacker Ben and we mostly filmed in Torquay and then in brickson and we only quickly passed through Painton But you know me. Yeah, I like to properly scratch the surface with places and upon closer Investigation on the old tinta web. I found out that painting has got a really bad Reputation recently and I'm gonna have to read off my phone to read all these articles. It doesn't take much To find out that I've got some problems with unruly behavior The mirror and I put these things on screen now The mirror keep in mind. I was on the mirror From my tiktoks. I was in there Brit seaside town overrun with feral knife toting rooftop jobs as young as nine the sun Our seaside town is tormented by I was on the sun too Errol kids as young as nine gangs terrorizers from rooftops The moment that triggered decline of our famous west country town that's overrun with jobs That's Bristol life the list goes on So I mean I feel like it's easy to blame like the downfalls of where you from On a particular group of people because you know Human nature is to scapegoat and not look outside ourselves and what's going on, but Let's see what he's fine. I've been deaf for a couple of days and I thought Let's get to the bottom of this is it really that bad in painting because at the moment It seems that the town isn't the happiest place to be Or are those notorious tabloids sensationalizing the issue? Let's investigate Let's go hit the streets of painting And see what people have to say about the town Seaside towns full of this like carnival attractions like all of them in the uk Like dang that's crazy Like literally no one comes there in the cut in the cold weather This is like was this a great move? Is this are these still hustling and bustling businesses? But what what is this? What's this called steel tom drum steel tom drum? That's one of those things that go How long you've been playing it I only got this one a couple days ago. Yeah. I had one last year. So you're still learning Yeah, I'll just make it up. People ask me like how do you do it? I'll just make it up I'll just see anything. Will you play it for me what you've what you've learned so far? Go for it No pressure I'm sorry I can tell you strung out all something man Yeah, don't don't worry about it beautiful honestly considering that you've only just learned how to do it. It's really beautiful I used to have one very similar. It's a beautiful sound. It was nice. It did sound nice. The dog wasn't feeling it, but yeah Can I know a thing? She gotta be up. I need to know. Can I give you some money to get some food for the dog? That's your dog. Yeah Two dogs, then I better give you some to get money. I can see the other one now the other head with one Yeah With the hopes of getting dog food. Well, isn't it? It's really like um therapeutic relaxing. Yeah, very delicate. Yeah Here you go. Here's some here's some money for the dogs as well. And if you want to use some, okay What's your name, my love? Saffy. Yeah, my name is Wendell. Yeah Do I want to go? Yeah, will you will you film me playing it? Yes Yeah, will you hold that and what how do I have it like on my lap like that? I have you. We want to just point that at me. There you go.  You got to take the thing and go around it and make the sound of the I've seen this before like when people be off shrooms, they be with this That's beautiful instrument. I've uh, I've ever heard it's beautiful. It's so um, so relaxing Yeah, I used to play drums. So I've got my rhythm. Yeah Listen if you want to become Oh So on the trains the metros in Florida Like they come through here like this on the tracks and like I be seeing people with I seen a whole neighborhood right here if I can Man, if I could go like get an interview they was cooking in there and everything like they was living off the land I seen kids.  Why'd you why'd you say that? This is nothing to do for children.  I nearly just coming around the corner there There's a huge yeah, I like to pick it up at the time But you walk around the town.  Yeah Like they're closing down the multi-story car parks. There's empty shops. Yeah, and it's it's dive I read um, that there's like gangs of like youths like causing trouble. Have you seen that on? Yeah, I read Devon like the other day and there was 11 year old. I got arrested for drunken disorder. Really 11 11 I hadn't had my first beer at 11 I was a bit older than that. I used to the kids round here before yeah You look fantastic, sir. Can I film you a little bit for my video? You're playing christmas carols. Yeah, you're playing christmas carols Yeah I'm not familiar with the tune. I'm trying to pinpoint what it is. It gotta be a uk to uk christmas carol Oh Do you live in painting? Yes. Yeah, what's painting like as a place to live in? Since 1963 60 years or 80 years old Okay, yeah You look younger than 80 You only look about 72 and although From a physical point of view um Like everywhere in this country. I hope I look that young when I'm 80 low key The deterioration is very noticeable now lack of maintenance Buildings, I mean council and but they have money but they spend it in different ways When I came in 63 the gardens were kept absolutely pristine Yeah, which gardens is that the victoria gardens all the gardens everywhere in torbay because they used to Win nearly every year with dark but the britney and bloom contest and all that's gone That's a shame which is a shame. Yeah, and the town basically attracted retired people Over the years. So do y'all have mayors out there? Like who runs the town? Like, you know the city of chicago we have a mayor of florida like the different counties in florida have mayors or whatever Like there's like a person in particular who you can blame from the downfall That is not civilians We were unusual for a married couple to come here I married at 20 And came to live here because my wife went to school at top list, you know top list. Yeah, they just took her out And uh, we've had a very happy married life. She's in heaven now bless her. I lost her 60 years to hear that But played in the army band for 60 years. Yeah. Yeah, I could hear you up her out and I was drawn to you Still doing it. Yeah So you've seen it change a lot. There's a lot of unease around that was yeah People are not as relaxed as they were but as a place and a place to live in the country everywhere around here is Absolutely beautiful. Yeah, it's in a beautiful spot. Yeah, yeah wonderful walks and the sea is always there But this if you like I think it's the mess. We are making over. Yeah. Yeah, what's your name my friend melvin Yeah, my name's wendel. Nice to meet you. Thank you W cut scene The last time I visited it was summer and now it's december So you would expect it to be quieter in painting when I visited in august This whole green on the front by the seafront. It was uh jam packed With a fun fair amusements and it was very busy and obviously it's quieter now because it's december But I will say that i'm pleasantly surprised at how busy painting is There are a lot of people knocking around it is a saturday But I expected it to be like a ghost town In december out of season, but it's not there are a lot of families staying in the hotel that i'm staying in that seem to Be going to the polar express which is uh, oh, that's cool like a train ride for kids I think about 10 miles up the road. We have that too.  So I read that was it the nortel electronics factory that closed at like the start of the 2000s And that's like the biggest employer in the town really. Yeah. So another example of like um a main employer town That's lost its main employer and yeah a deprivation. Yeah. Yeah, that's right Okay, this seems like the main drag of what I would call the real paint and high street and at the moment I can't see any boarded up shops, which is something we normally see in these high streets around britain. That's a fact That's what i'm saying. This one seems much better Than the normal places that we be in the window every shop Seems to have something in and this they're not town shops and bookies for the most part most of them are What I would call normal run-of-the-mill promise shops so The people are saying that there are problems here But I've seen Worse high streets than this. So what's life like in painting? Yeah, it's wonderful. I've been here for years and footballers I came here and um He came as a footballer. Yeah from Southampton to toky.  Well, it's it's like that But it's also very great as well like for civilians like a few uk person comes there like I'm not going to encounter anything bad Nice, you gotta be you haven't seen anything. Maybe don't the car park. That's up, but I don't get down there It's a car park down that way. Yeah. Yeah, it started a car field road. Yeah You like some zombies isn't it? But you think it's a good town. Yeah, people have been like family of group Yeah, I've had no problems. Yeah, children. It's the first washing Just the first wash place that I seen in the uk like a laundry man. Okay, they've been hardly hustle, you know Yeah, everyone knows each other, you know, and everybody looks out for each other I was born in the year 9 with number one Who is it musical youth musical youth running among is it I'm originally from the midlands. Yeah You should know more man. You sound like a brummy. Hi. I'm a yummy. I'm yummy. I'm so am I. Yeah, I'm from noble random Yeah, nice to meet you, mate. Well, you've got a lot of smack heads down here. Lots of them Yeah, robberies, burglaries, a lot. Yeah, yummy. I'm good man. Are you one as well? No, I am not. Okay, there's two of us there I'm from the other side of the city. Yeah, we're all good people there. Oh, you're posh of us then. Yeah I'm from Sutton, Erdington, borderline Okay.  Yeah, half your life. You ain't lost Jackson. No, never lose it. See saver are some problems in town There is yeah, smack heads mainly. Yeah, you've got the smack heads You're getting to like your estates the foxhole and all that. Yeah Yeah, kids like they're like not scared of your adults now like, you know I've got the clout, you know a smack around the ear roll or anything when I've been wrong You knew if you did something wrong, yeah But down here now like the kids can get away with murder, you know So like, yeah, you get you get some good kids some some are all right. This is your off the others like, you know They go out I almost charged a book by his cover, but this dude is actually well spoken On the drink and drugs. That's it. Yeah, so these reports that I've read about groups of like young yachts. They are Down here a couple of weeks ago. I like That's two weeks on a sunday Some got stabbed really in the shop. Yeah, they're running around the British shop just around here Yeah, yeah, the cope on the corner. Yeah. Yeah, I've seen it. I've walked past it early Let's stop you let even the loudest how moods Very unassuming they're like a week's back kids. No kids like adults stabbing each other but people for a bit Been choked out the window. That's on the plan thing there. Really that window there It choked out the window. She ended up on there on the plan part that plan part. Was she badly hurt? Must have been you fall out the second floor here Did you know you could So this is a unique feature of ice cream luxury painting that I've never seen anywhere else right smack bang in the middle of the town Is the railway line crossing? And every now and again the red lights come on and all the pedestrian and vehicular traffic Just stop some waits in the middle of the town While it's closed And the train comes through a unique and fun feature As a first-time visitor, I think if you live here that will become a real pain in the arse Mate is the fox holes the state up here? Hold that I don't find the most questionable looking people that ask questions Is it that 20 minutes something or something? I've never seen them asking like what we would say normal looking person like a question Cheers Yes, I'm just trekking up the hill out of painting to the fox holes estate Which a couple of people told me was the roughest estate in painting. So if these stories of Yobs and antisocial behavior are as accurate as they're portrayed then Surely that's the place to Find out let's see let's trek up the hill And check out the notorious fox holes estate Imagine putting your camera down walking up being walking back down To grab your camera being really walking back up then edited it out in post-production.  What's life like in fox holes? Shit, why'd you say that dodgy dodgy? I better get out of here. You heard it briefly from that fella fox holes estate He's dodgy. I think it's time to get back out of here and back to the seafront Yeah, what is that like behind here of the park? Yeah, you might get snubbed up by children Victoria park at night the skate park.  I just stab me no reason to a man. They're like 12 Yeah Stop thinking about themselves so much Stop thinking about the people that they're around I think if everyone could do that the world would be so much better. Absolutely man. That's a really yeah It's a really good buy a look at society. Yeah I'm battling the drizzly conditions in this outro So I'll keep it quick. But paint and I've I've wandered the streets of the town center the estates Looking for evidence of these groups of yobbs that have supposedly overrun this town And although I didn't encounter them myself I spoke to several locals who say there are problems with antisocial behavior And it does blight the experience of living in the town I think in many ways paint and suffering in the same way as its neighbor just behind me there talky The English Riviera is not the draw that it used to be and consequently life's just gone downhill in many ways the uh high street nearly all the shops have got In my opinion, man, it's not that bad. It didn't look that bad But you know the experience from outside looking in or a visitor is always different than somebody living there And at the end of the day window you did what you could You found the most questionable three people in this old town and you went up to them and asked them questions So salute. Till I leave the like, comment, subscribe. We're gone


What?  They so evil. What are you doing this to me, man? It's the network. So I'm scrolling through Instagram at like 4 a.m. in the morning and I've come across a post by my guy Nick the manager and it reads it's a DM conversation where it says thousands of artists are having their accounts removed. DistroKid claims that Spotify is doing and due to the fake streams but it's only DistroKid artists and many of the artists don't even have enough streams for them to have been very strange. Apparently 15k or so artists have been removed. Well first of all I've already heard the number to be a lot bigger than 15k but we're not gonna you know get on to that because it's all hearsay at this point. But what's funny enough is I was already working on this video literally then this happened all right because there's a lot of issues with Spotify so we're gonna cover three very specific things that every artist even just manager anybody in music really needs to understand all right one this being taken down right the music being taken down to why it's literally impossible for Spotify to do right by artists impossible. So it's not all their fault I promise you it's not all Spotify's fault. Three what to expect from Spotify some things that are actually going to happen and some things that are a little bit predictive. So number one yes songs have come down in that that text thread they said it might be DistroKid no it's pretty pretty likely to be Spotify not just DistroKid blaming Spotify. People have been told about fake streams from years if you look it up on Google a lot of songs have already been removed for fake streams before I'm telling you this is a warning it's only going to get worse. Us as an agency we've already abandoned so many playlists because this is a massive issue right why because all right it's so hard to really manage and understand which of these playlists are quality or not there's some methods that we do to to ensure or get increased the likelihood but to be honest it's extremely difficult right to the point that we've like begged begged clients not to rely so heavily on play listing just to get their streams we've lost clients for that reason because they wanted to focus on that and we were like look okay fine we're just going to let you go we're not going to put you down that route so you can come blame us on some of the issues right but that'll be a whole another video all right understand this Spotify could they could you know create an accredited system where the playlisters the third party playlisters are verified so you know that it's quality you know that they're not um you know having fake streams because they're managing them and they incentivize those people to have a certain status and keep that status all right they could create some kind of program for that somehow if they really took that seriously in care and that would be amazing for the artist community but the problem is they can't why can't they not do that because well let me explain this all right Spotify has a business model all right let me see tip for all the Vaseline users out there don't put too much of it on before you go to the whiteboard butter fingers anyway Spotify has this business model and a massive part about their business model is their subscriber base right because that is their single most point of leverage because if you have music right they are the gatekeeper to get access to those subscribers beautiful right yes there is this back and forth because the subscribers want music it's a marketplace that's the common thing about marketplaces chicken and the egg however their single most point of leverage is their subscribers nobody has a large of a subscriber base for audio particularly for music right now the issue right because they could say hey the music oh yeah what's the music the music essentially is artist right they're kind of one of the same you might not even be able to see that so bump it right but with that being said there's an intermediary there's an issue right so you can say hey I want to introduce these subscribers to the music which the artists are the creators of the music but the issue comes where the blocker is the blocker are record labels they at least traditionally are the big bad evil person all right and why is that issue well because record labels are the owners of this stuff all right they're the owners of the masters in so many cases they control the music so you aren't really serving artists you have to serve the record labels and the industry has already been established to this point where we already know the negative history right we know how how labels have done artists wrong or or just taking an excessive level of ownership or shoot 100% of the ownership in so many cases that is why these record labels are still around intellectual property all these other things keep changing around them but as long as you are the owner and the thing that you own cannot be used somebody can create a new platform at any time any day they're still going to have to speak to you at some point right you might let them get big enough right and then once they get big enough it's like oh not not yeah that uh that music I need you to run that check all right that's what the labels have done to Spotify they're doing it in their own way to the TikTok now and it's going to happen as long as they hold the very most important thing which is the ownership and this is why artists have so much trouble being served because I know you know a lot of artists are like oh Spotify sucks and they're so bad and they're mean and why don't they just serve the indie artists and not care about the big artists well one is it's a business and that's that's the biggest opportunity and two the biggest issue comes back to when I say ownership they own the music that has the most marketplace value all right so yes you would come out with a new song but it's an eyes right it's an eyes game it's a gamble they don't know if your song's gonna blow up they don't know if you even have enough money to make your song go up blow up right but when it comes to record labels the music that they already own has already been created in terms of marketplace value right people already know it these are classics yes there's new songs that record labels come out with but the money is in that back catalog right the Marvin Gaye the the I mean the OJZ the the 90s whatever right the Beatles all that stuff right so with that being understood if you come into a crooked game it's hard to be the one who cleans it up especially when the crooked one is the one who owns everything you're coming to their battlefield so in that way it is not all Spotify's fault so let's read this this mission right because it sounds so altruistic our mission is to unlock the potential of human creativity by giving a million creative artists the opportunity to live off their art and billions of fans the opportunity to enjoy and be inspired by it right see that's exactly what I said right artist fans they want to bridge that gap but is that guy in between the record label that that's blocking that off and I guarantee you all right at some point Spotify is really gonna say hey look artist well artist means different type of creators because we know they're moving into podcasting different different video I actually have a video that's that I'm about to create in terms of artist leverage and how artists can build leverage or how they need to look at about leverage to understand it I'll put it in the description when I finish it so but understand that this is what's happening right if we had that's the major labels way up here I don't know if that could be seen well so majors and indies the thing is if they truly had a comprehensive playlisting program that allowed third-party playlists and people who have all these niche interests to really just create and find these new artists these independent artists they truly could act as extended A&Rs right you will make sure you know all these playlists aren't just being paola and things like that they would have their own program and if they had that you know how everything truly relying on just the algorithm and the merit of how much people like music well that would take indies from down here to up here and majors from up there to in the center that would level the playing field but that's an issue labels don't want to lay uh level the playing field why would they do that that's against the business model it's already hard enough to make music succeed and to find the artists whose song is going to break there's already that issue so there's a conflict of interest there because labels have a disproportionate influence on Spotify what they can do but of course with that comes what they can't do but just imagine if your man or woman couldn't get a good job because they didn't have a car and you bought them a car and they use that car to not only drive to work but they drove that car across town to cheat on you just trifling that's how the labels look at this scenario it's like I own your most valuable asset I give you the thing that keeps your bills on so if anybody's gonna eat I'm gonna eat first and I just happen to be greedy that's the scenario here but that creates some other opportunities for Spotify or at least some opportunities for Spotify that artists may be able to see is beneficial in terms of progress so that's the third point what we can expect from Spotify well Spotify already has in the works a better version of the ads right that they've currently had because we know at the ad studio in terms of music it has not been the move for well since it came out but this is what it's supposed to look like and I say supposed because they haven't went public with certain things we're talking about systems where you can put your music after songs that actually sound like that music right or that would actually make sense for it to come after more like playlist style right but from an advertising back in and in the same way you would pay for your ad to pop up in certain places you would have your song pop up right more organically and it will play after the right song right then you have things like the marquees where the ads actually pop up right things are a little expensive and get to that in a second all right but things will actually pop up like let's say uh you have a new track a new album or EP that comes out and then you know people are scrolling through the app they open it up bam there you go your big album announcement now the right way to go about that tactically whenever those things do get released if they do still get released in mass that'll be a whole video we'll get into the tactics but understand this so far even with that being said these things that are far more helpful and far more beneficial for artists are going to be expensive all right and that issue comes right back to the same scenario if we actually give you the right tools but the tools are still expensive there's still a gatekeeper type vibe there why is that because we know labels can afford a 5,000 minimum budget if your if your budget has to be 5,000 minimum all right 20,000 dollar budgets if you need a certain amount of money that's just outside of reality for most independent artists they can say they have the tools but the access isn't isn't there all right it's not truly accessible so there's a there's a wow and some things that we have to watch out for in terms of Spotify but if they do come out with an ecosystem that actually has great advertising it's going to be something that they can control and at least they can get some kind of profit out of not going to allow you to truly capture data from bringing in outside traffic from like a facebook or youtube or whatever and that to be used right and tracked properly to then better do so and bring streams no they're going to have the most efficient and effective advertising platform within platform within their platform if that actually ever does happen at scale for labels is going to happen but at scale and accessible to any artist that is yet to be seen that's how you should think about Spotify no it's not all their fault in terms of some of the evil things that that um that they've done right but the reality of the situation is artists should not be relying on Spotify I understand they're the big they're big man on campus however you know the labels they they got the the cojones you know in their hands so you can't quite rely on on their word to always be for the artist right and just leave it at that so anybody way anybody who likes 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