So when it comes to creating content are you catering to your audience or are you doing what feels good to you let me know

I have to do what feels good for me. Sometimes it aligns with what the audience wants, but I feel like if I'm constantly creating for them, then there's no space for me to really be on a platform in the first place. So, yeah, I think people who like your content like what you do, and you should stay on that path.

Twix say Bebe as far as constant creating goes I do it for me and what's my what's my audience starts a shape and come along then I'll cater to them but for right now I'm doing it herself

Twixit baby, that's a good question. That's a good question Twixit baby. Do you cater to your audience or do you do what's good for you? I personally do what's fun for me and if I make it fun, the audience is gonna be there I think that's what I've been doing and it works for me. I find my audience I find my people because I'm having fun. I'm being my genuine self. I'm not trying to appease other people and making myself miserable. That makes it no fun for the audience, so

I do what I like to be perfectly honest with you um you know no shade no tea but a lot of the it's like on stereo crowds just move from like place to place and I want to create like a new audience I don't want everybody's fucking leftovers oops hold on let me spend a block on my own comment real quick

This is Legendary Mike, Legendary on the mic. I would have to say, I'm doing what makes me feel good in my podcast. But also, when I'm doing podcasts that makes me feel good, I'm talking about important topics or whatever the case may be. I'm actually catering to my audience as well because I'm talking about what they would love to hear. So as I'm talking about these things and they're engaging,