An Interview with Dana White: From Entrepreneur to UFC Renegade

🥊UFC's popularity has skyrocketed, attracting a diverse range of people, including rappers, athletes, and influencers.

💰Power Slap content garners more views and social media engagement than major sports leagues.

🎵Dana White's music tastes range from Rage Against the Machine to 80s music, and he often uses Dez Rocks' music in UFC commercials.

🎶Dana White attends live concerts frequently and is a big fan of the band The Cult.

🥊🎸Dez Rocks, a guitarist and a DJ, opens for The Cult and has his music often featured in UFC and Power Slap content.

What kind of music does Dana White listen to?

—Dana White enjoys various genres of music, including Rage Against the Machine, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and 80s music. He also listens to rap and is a big fan of The Cult and Dez Rocks.

What was Dana White's first concert?

—Dana White's first concert was by the band Berlin. He is also a big fan of The Cult and recently saw Duran Duran live.

Does Dana White use Dez Rocks' music in UFC commercials?

—Yes, Dana White often features Dez Rocks' music in UFC commercials, and he is a big fan of his music. Dez Rocks is an incredible guitarist and DJ.

What is Power Slap content?

—Power Slap content refers to the popular and engaging content associated with slap, which has gained more views and social media engagement than major sports leagues.

Who is an ideal audience for slap content?

—Slap content attracts a diverse audience, including rappers, athletes, influencers, and fans of exciting and energetic content.

00:00In this interview, Dana White, the head of UFC, opens up about his journey as an entrepreneur and his experiences in the world of mixed martial arts.

11:40Dana White expresses his love for a wide range of music, including bands like Rage Against the Machine, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and The Cult.

16:20Dez Rocks, a guitarist and DJ, opens for The Cult and has his music often featured in UFC commercials and Power Slap content.

18:30Dana White emphasizes the immense popularity of slap content, which has garnered more views and social media engagement than major sports leagues.