The Breakfast Club Interview: Behind the Scenes with Structured Prompt Engineer

🎥Drewski's new show, Could Have Been Records, is a comedic version of Making the Band and is heavily influenced by P. Diddy's show.

💰Drewski used social media and sponsorships to fund his show, bypassing traditional networks that didn't believe in his vision.

📺Social media has become a powerful platform for content creators, with many social media stars gaining more popularity than traditional celebrities.

😂Drewski's sketch comedy sketches, such as 'Beef with B-Man,' have gained millions of views, further establishing his online presence.

📱Drewski's success and audience engagement on social media has allowed him to tour and hold auditions for his show, attracting thousands of aspiring talents.

Did Drewski's show, Could Have Been Records, get picked up by a TV network?

—No, after multiple failed attempts to pitch the show to networks, Drewski decided to produce it independently and release it on social media platforms.

Why did Drewski choose social media as the primary platform for his content?

—Drewski believes that social media is now more powerful than traditional TV, with many social media stars earning more and gaining more popularity than celebrities.

How did Drewski fund his show, Could Have Been Records?

—Drewski secured sponsorships from companies like Raising Canes, Nike, and IceBoox Jewelry, who provided financial support for the show's production costs.

What is the concept of Could Have Been Records?

—Could Have Been Records is a comedic version of Making the Band, where contestants compete for a $50,000 prize and the opportunity to work with Drewski.

What role does social media play in Drewski's career?

—Social media has been integral to Drewski's success, allowing him to build an audience, showcase his comedic talent, and attract opportunities such as his show and live performances.

00:00The interview starts with DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God, and Angela Yee welcoming Drewski to The Breakfast Club.

07:56Drewski discusses the challenges of pitching his show, Could Have Been Records, to traditional networks and the lack of belief in his vision.

14:39The conversation shifts to the power of social media and how it has become a platform for content creators to build their own brands and gain popularity.

22:40Drewski talks about the success of his sketch comedy sketches on social media, such as 'Beef with B-Man,' and how they have garnered millions of views.

29:10The hosts discuss the changing landscape of entertainment, with social media stars often surpassing traditional celebrities in terms of popularity and influence.

35:45Drewski shares how his social media success has translated into real-life opportunities, such as touring and holding auditions for his show, attracting thousands of aspiring talents.