I was interviewed by FUSETV

[Mr. Negative]

ain't no "we".

YOU did it, breh.

 

[Kings County]

The popular EDM site Do Androids Dance said about Mollywatr: “To promote a company named after a drug is simply foolish, reckless, and downright thirsty. It’s like promoting sex without using a condom, or driving without mentioning how to use a seatbelt. There’s 1,000 other ways that they could market your product to the rave culture, and somehow decided to choose the worst possible one.” What’s your response?

Condoms are gross.

[Long silence]

I can’t tell if you’re joking or not.

this nikka nigergian

 

[Pazzy]

no offense, man BUT you might want to work on your appearance for the public and how you come off especially as someone who's unknown. that shyt that you do in the coli is NOT going to fly in real life. people will not take you seriously as a businessman if you say stupid shyt. you have the cards in your hands. don't blow them making yourself look like an ass.

 

[Handsback]

Congrats on the press breh.

But please please PLEASE call something 'demonic' during your next interview.

Daps await.

 

[Mr. Negative]

no offense, man BUT you might want to work on your appearance for the public and how you come off especially as someone who's unknown. that shyt that you do in the coli is NOT going to fly in real life. people will not take you seriously as a businessman if you say stupid shyt. you have the cards in your hands. don't blow them making yourself look like an ass.

The gonna confuse him with Smack, right

" ya boy SMI-D-D-D-D-D-ACK got a drink he selling at the battle rap shows now!"

 

[Kuuuuush]

Shout out the Coli next time

 

[ELITE]

Great opportunity to shine.... but alas!

 

[Captain Crunch]

That's my Coli poster

 

[marcuz]

The popular EDM site Do Androids Dance said about Mollywatr: “To promote a company named after a drug is simply foolish, reckless, and downright thirsty. It’s like promoting sex without using a condom, or driving without mentioning how to use a seatbelt. There’s 1,000 other ways that they could market your product to the rave culture, and somehow decided to choose the worst possible one.” What’s your response?

Condoms are gross.

[Long silence]

I can’t tell if you’re joking or not.

this nikka nigergian

nigerian was bout to give 'em the "is your vagina poisonous? my dikk isn't poison" speech

 

[newworldafro]

........ I'm stunned like shiit ........ that coke rebuttal was clean .........

 

[The Nigerian]

that brunette

 

[#1 pick]

Nigerian is a great marketer but he might need a PR person. Some of those comments just don't fly. The condom one and your Red Bull goals but then again, you have always been one to throw your goal into the world and see that it comes true. So far, you are getting an audience.

 

[Jazzy B.]

The brunette and blonde on the left

 

[The Nigerian]

The brunette and blonde on the left

 

[WheresWallace]

At first I thought that your visibility might affect your possibility to be successful but after reading the article I think you're on the right path.

This section right here has completely convinced me. I see your vision clear now.

Okay. Are you worried about the long-term health of the company if the name “Molly” falls out of favor?

Can I show you something?

Sure.
[Unaeze e-mails me this 1980s Coke ad]

Look very carefully. It says "It’s the Real Thing. Coke." Now tell me what’s sprinkled around the Coke.

It looks like a lot of cocaine.

Nooo. It’s not cocaine. It’s shaved ice. This is from the ‘80s. What was the hottest thing going on and they’re saying, “It’s the real thing”? They know what they’re doing. I know what I'm doing. People have not gotten this excited about hydration in a long ass time. So I think I’m doing something right here. The reality is this: Soon, Mollywatr will be a lifestyle brand for millennial consumers. You’ll be able to purchase Mollywatr swimwear, Mollywatr nail polish, Mollywatr body wash. What Red Bull did for extreme sports, I’m doing for the EDM scene. There are going to be people who are upset about that, but they’re just upset that they’re not the ones doing it. [Laughs]

This is a movement. By being this honest and forthright, I’m putting myself and the people that I’m working with at great risk. The lying and dishonesty foster an environment that puts people at risk and in dangerous situations. As an agent of honesty and change, I know I’m taking that risk, but I know I’m doing some very righteous work here.

This is very inspiring. Im starting my own business now that I feel real good about, this right here makes me really want to go in.