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Overall talk on the change of the industry he is in (music) and how the creative energy comes from those who are in it for the art and less about money being apart of the creative edge. That sums it up well enough, I guess.

Iggy was a godfather and free music sorta mindset in regards to being a godfather to punk and came around end of the hippie 60s into the 70s and his views of it now that he is older whatever in regards to how that industry has changed to the modern day and his view being being more true to yourself instead of catering to an idol level of image for others to hold up aka golden calf.

I think it is a great representation of the modern JK community in regards to a direction, more strict and follow a crowd vs. doing it in the spirit of keeping it alive and thriving. Not saying it is souly black and white, just listen to it. It'll make more sense then rather than me just talking about my views on it. What are everyone elses views on it?