I am always amazed by how much money is wasted in the media business. Governments spend millions of dollars to make simple videos while agencies take a huge cut of that. Why? When it's not your own money, it's so easy to spend it the wrong way. And in countries where every dollar is needed, that becomes wasteful. So I tried to take a swing at making a tourism video for the Philippines for $100. If tourism departments are interested in exposure - and not cinematography and actors - then this shou

I want Nas Daily to be about transparency and honesty. So here it goes: I've been super duper lucky to build Nas Daily to a point where I can make money out of it but still keep 100% creative control and never sell out. Before I get to the issues, I wanna give you a breakdown for further transparency to anyone that is interested in this stuff (I know this would help me a lot when I was financially, mentally and emotionally stuck on Day 200): Half of my revenue comes from Facebook ads (pre-roll a