"The Defiant Ones"
Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine's half biographical documentary half Beats commercial, as a four-episode, four-hour documentary, tells the complete story of D and J's current careers, and it can be said that it also explains why some people give him one. Leverage he can move the whole earth. Their talent, extraordinary, sobriety, intuition, rebellion are all too prominent.
In part, Jimmy talks about an artist he could sign for his record company (the artist already had a contract at the time), Jimmy lived in the bathroom for a whole year, and called the other party's boss, lawyers and others every day to lobby for consultation. He is with the phone every day, and when he thinks of good words and ideas, he dials the number that needs to be dialed. Three meals a day are placed by the family at the door of the bathroom. A year later, everyone, including Jimmy's wife, fell apart, and only Jimmy got what he wanted.
The biggest feeling of Dre's part is that as soon as his music accompaniment starts, the restless factor in his blood will be excited. Those hiphops that he listened to many years ago are still so awesome. As a Mu fan, I can say that I know Eminem very well, but when Mu Ye appeared on the Dre platform in the fourth episode, I could use that hypocritical line-forever young and always full of tears.
The whole feeling, it can be said that Dre and Jimmy belong to the same kind of people, that is, for their own goals and pursuits, there is no gap for time. The energy they radiate as ordinary human beings and the influence of the things they have concluded are top-notch.
Decades of career made Jimmy sigh, he felt that the biggest gain was that he got rid of everything he didn't understand. How much experience a person has to go through before he can frankly get rid of everything he doesn't understand, this sentence is both light and heavy.
No matter what industry, it is the luck of mankind that there are such people in the world.
Master Mu's summary, don't try to change yourself. "I guess we are who we are. I guess we are who we are. I guess we are who we are. Keep doing what we need to do, whether we are shrimp or big fish."
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