Jake Paul & The Chainsmokers: Turning Fame into Funds, Jake Enters Politics? & Venture Bubble Signs

All-In Podcast · 2026-09-30 · 53 分鐘
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Jake Paul says UFC fighters get about 15% of revenue, while The Chainsmokers warn venture markups can signal a bubble.
Jake Paul describes turning his Vine-era audience into businesses, boxing and investments. He says Vine’s top 20 creators demanded $1 million each per year, then left for other platforms; he later used a following of 100 million to build MVP, now with 400 boxing and MMA fighters, and argues UFC fighters receive roughly 15% of revenue versus about 50% in other major sports. Paul says his Anti Fund raised $100 million, invests from early to growth stage, and that politics could be his next step, alongside a foundation that has opened 40 free boxing gyms for kids. The Chainsmokers explain how personalized remix promotion helped them break through, then how their Mantis fund invests in tech as a hands-on “sixth man.” They discuss the difficulty of venture investing, the need to return cash to investors, and bubble signals: secondary shares marked up two or three times without improved business performance. They argue revenue matters more than paper valuations, calling a billion dollars in revenue the real unicorn threshold.
章節
- 0:00Jake Paul: From Vine’s Top 20 Walkout to Building an Audience Through Authentic Content
- 6:41Jake Paul: Team 10, 100 Million Followers, and MVP’s 400 Fighters
- 11:54Jake Paul: OpenAI’s Sora Advice and Competing With VCs on DPI and IRR
- 15:35Jake Paul: 40 Free Boxing Gyms, Women’s Boxing, and a Possible Move Into Politics
- 20:46The Chainsmokers: A 14-Year Partnership, Las Vegas Residency, and 300,000 Daily Spotify Uploads
- 25:55The Chainsmokers: Hype Machine Remixes, Label Tradeoffs, and DJ-Touring Economics
- 30:35From artists to investors: The Chainsmokers back Series A tech and serve as founders’ sixth man
- 37:33Famous investors: Drew Taggart says pay off your mortgage before entering venture
- 41:44Uber, Robinhood, and Underdog Fantasy: overcoming investor bias and realizing liquidity
- 46:10Ride winners, scrutinize secondary markups, and favor revenue over paper valuations
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