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Throwing a $200,000 Birthday Party
Well, there was artists that were available and they were down for the rate that we had scheduled, and then 24 hours later they were like, oh no, sorry, they left LA, they're going on vacation now. They don't, they don't give a fuck anymore. And they just—
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Wow.
And you did.
And that's exactly what happened. But like, it's, it's not only that, like, the artist, even if you haven't booked An artist can just be like, I don't care. Like, he could decide an hour before. Yeah, I'm good.
Well, there was artists that were available and they were down for the rate that we had scheduled, and then 24 hours later they were like, oh no, sorry, they left LA, they're going on vacation now. They don't, they don't give a fuck anymore. And they just—
Yeah, because yeah, it's just a person has a lot of money and like they're coming to play. Like, dude, there's some artists that like, I mean, dude, We've got some crazy quotes, like how much people make for private parties.
Like, well, that's what I think it is. Like, the private event thing is also such a big moneymaker for these people. Like, they—
I think that's like where they make their money, is a lot of these artists are like the bigger ones that you've heard of. I'm not talking like Jay-Z, Beyoncé level, but like a little bit under. Yeah, it's like $750,000 to $1 million for like 4 or 5 songs, whi…