All language subtitles for mala sa 60 banki.s01e05

- [Michelle] Last time
on "60 Day Hustle."

- At the halfway point,
there used to be 12 of us,

and now there's six.

- You will be going on
an all-out sales blitz,

and two of you will sadly
be going home.

[tense reverberation]

- We'll see what happens.

♪ Time to show the world ♪

♪ That top is what
I strive for ♪

- I got one.

- If I close this,
this is by far

the biggest sale of the week.

[To Nya screaming]

- I cannot believe
that our strategy

is actually working out.

- Now, I might as well
just walk in there

and promote my brand.

We're gonna lose.

- We got number five, it seems.

- Yeah, I'm in the top three.

- Sitting in second right now.

- Hey.

- Moon + Heart, J. Butler Golf,

you two are going through
to the next round.

Dinosaur, I'm sorry,

but this is the end of
your journey here today.

But there's one final twist,

[tense reverberation]

I brought in some more judges.

Your goal is to make as
many sales as possible.

♪ Yeah, we going up ♪

♪ Taking to the sky, going up ♪

- Chiara, AddaBang,
congratulations,

you're going through
to the next round.

- At the end of the day, like,

we're personally really
proud of ourselves.

- Just, like, catapulted us.

- I just had the biggest week

of my business life by like 3X.

How can I really be that upset

when my business
has come so far?

♪ Go ♪
[logo thudding]

[scene whooshing]

["No Loss" by Canon]

♪ I can't take no loss, huh ♪

♪ I don't even know
what it costs ♪

- It's so close to the
final line now,

I can almost feel victory.

- I'm feeling good, I'm feeling
hyped, I'm feeling ready.

I'm thankful to be,
like, the top four.

- I'm ready to expect
the unexpected.

[doors thudding]

[wary music]

- [Joshua] Hold up,
where's Rudy?

[horns honking rhythmically]

[contestants laughing]

- Okay, what clown circuits
is coming into town?

- Surprise.

[contestants cheering]

Uh-oh.
[laughs]

[van door thudding]

Guess why we have an
entrance like that?

Because the stakes are
as high as ever.

We're down to the final four

and as you know,

competing for that
$100,000 of cash.

This week, we are focused
on hype and attention.

How'd you reach millions
of people?

How'd you go big?

How'd you entertain?

And that's why I just did this.

And that's also why

I'm bringing in one
of my friends.

He's amassed over 3
million followers,

and he's here to teach you

how to do the same,
Juhahn Jones.

[contestants cheering]

- Yeah.
- Keep it going!

- What's up? What's up?
- Yeah.

- Hi, hello.
- Hello, guys!

- Hi.
- How you feeling?

♪ Oh oh oh oh oh oh ♪
[scene whooshing]

You guys remember Vine?

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

♪ Do it for the Vine,
I ain't gonna do it ♪

Yeah, so I've been grinding
since then.

And you know, I said, "How
can I expand this even more?

How do I really, like,
capitalize for millions

of followers following me?"

Fry Days, we sell loaded french
fries to change your life.

So I am an entrepreneur
just like you guys.

We are alike.

We both go through the grind,

the stress of how much money

we need to make to becoming
a millionaire

to a billionaire.

And get the hype up.
Get the hustle up!

Are y'all ready for that?

- Yeah.
- Yes.

- Y'all ready for that?

What day is it?
- Yeah!

- [Contestants] Fry Day!

- 'Cause everyday is Fry Day.

- Hell yeah!

- I like that.
[horns honking rhythmically]

- Hell yeah.
[contestants laughing]

- Good, good job.
[contestants applauding]

So this week's challenge

is for you guys to create
a viral hype campaign.

[tense music]

- Hype.

[energizing dance music]

[beep] Please stop,
this is so...

- And it must include
one unique,

eye-catching guerilla
marketing stunt.

- I'm super nervous about
this challenge.

I don't know what guerillas
marketing is.

I'm gonna have to look it up.

Everybody else is pretty
good at marketing,

so it's gonna be tough.

- We're gonna judge you on
three specific criteria.

The first, how many impressions

you generate over the
course of a week.

The second part is engagement.

And the third part,

the part I'm the most
excited for,

is how creative are you

in making these viral campaigns.

It has to be creative,

it has to be out the box,

and it has to be something
cool enough

for at least 1 million
impressions.

[tense music]

- I have these campaigns
before, I love doing campaigns,

but a million impressions
in a week,

it's like, "Okay."

- It's overwhelming.

I'm, like, scared of how tired

I'm gonna be at the
end of the week.

- So before we get too
ahead of ourselves

and we go too big, let's
start with the basics.

How do we start entertaining
people?

The key to this viral campaign.

- I think I got

a little something.
- You got that part?

- I think I can handle that,

you know?
- Okay, well, let's dive in.

But before that, you probably

should get this truck
outta here.

- Oh yeah, 'cause it could
interfere and everything.

Yeah, okay, all right.
Be right back.

[scene whooshing]

All right, so I wanna
do some things here

to kinda get you outside
of your comfort.

I know, I see you, look
at her right now.

She's like, "Oh my God."

Get you outside of
your comfort zone,

so I brought my good
friend, Brandon Thomas.

He is one of the best
acting coaches in the city.

And he's gonna...

And the troop and
all my friends!

- Yeah.
[contestants cheering]

- [Rudy] All right.

- So today, we're gonna
be doing an improv class.

- Oh no.
- I brought some of...

I know, don't, yes, yes.

You take those hands down.
We're about to have fun.

- But I'm scared!
- Don't you be scared.

You're not scared.
You're not scared.

- I've never really done improv.

English is not my
first language.

I don't know, I'm just gonna...

I'm hoping and I'm praying
to Buddha right now.

- J. Butler, let's do it.

- All right.

- You're on the golf course.

You're gonna be trying to sell

to the different personalities

that come into your golf cart.

And for you, my friend,
I'm bringing up Juhahn.

Come on over.

- Really?

I'm a bit of an introvert.
[scene whooshing]

Most people probably don't
ever suspect that about me.

I'm a goofball with
my wife, my baby.

I'm running around
the house dancing,

acting crazy with them.

Whaddup?

[Joshua's baby whimpering]

[puzzling music]

What's your name?

- Tony.

- Hey, Tony.
- Good to meet ya.

So I heard you got
a product for me.

- I do, this right here,

this is the champion's edition.

You consider yourself
a good golfer?

- I consider myself
the best golfer around.

- You're the best golfer?
- Ask anybody,

ask Fat Tony, ask Little Tony.

- You wanna wear?

We can play with Little
Tony in it too for you.

- Okay, okay.
- Yeah. Oh, hold on.

We have somebody
else joining us.

- Hey, hey, hey, hey, all right.

I got a big game,
big championship.

I need that thing that's
gonna get us going

and get my people,
my players going.

You know I need hypeness!
- Yeah, yeah.

- Do you have anything for me?
- Yeah! Steadfast!

- Steadfast?
- What sport do you play?

- Basketball.

- Basketball? Yeah, hold on.

I gotta get up, all right.
- That just makes it

kinda like-
- Okay, you gonna be dunk!

- Ah!
- Yeah.

Yeah, yeah.
- All right, good dunk!

- Oh, the dunk.

Yeah, so I had to show him

what the apparel could do.

- So this is a mystery game.

What's gonna happen is you're
gonna be selling your product

to the actors,

and they will be in
a certain setting

that you will have to
figure out, okay?

- Okay. I was so nervous.

I am dreading this.

I'm like, "Oh my God, I don't
know what's gonna happen."

But you know what? It's
part of learning.

So I'm here to grow.

- Hey, class, gather around.

We have a special guest today.

- I'm To Tam.

- [To Nya] I'm To Nya.

- And we are the founders
of Moon + Heart.

- We have so many beautiful
candles.

So you come, come closer.

- So the scene starts, they're
all, like, very jovial.

And I'm like, "Okay,
who's it supposed to be?"

- This one says, "Lick it!"

- Oh.
- Yeah.

Yes.
- Yes.

- I realize these are kids.

And I'm like, "Wait, I got kids.

I know how to deal with kids."

- This one.
- This one is for your dad.

It's called, "Like me for a BJ."

- Oh, yeah, what's a BJ?

- Oh, it means beautiful
journey.

- Yeah.
- Beautiful journey?

- Yes.
[contestants laughing]

- Yeah!
- And because your dad

loves beautiful journey.

I honestly think we did not lie.

A blow job is a beautiful
journey.

[To Nya laughing]

- Chiara, let's go, girlfriend.
Come on.

- I did one improv class
when I was in second grade,

and I cried in the improv class,

and that was my experience.

- Okay, so this is the scene.

You're at a grocery store,

you got three potential
clients here,

and you're gonna be selling
them your product, okay?

And you got a buzzword
that will turn them

into something else.

Something will happen
when you say it.

All right, let's start the game.

- Okay.

Hey, guys.
- Hey.

Oh, looks like we found
something nice.

- Yeah, are you guys interested

in a healthy breakfast food?

- Oh.
- Oh yeah, absolutely.

- Really?
- Yeah, tell us about it.

- So this is called
ChiChi, it's my company,

and we make oatmeal
out of chickpeas

instead of oats.
- Oh.

- Chickpeas.

- Okay.
- That is the buzzword.

- Oh yeah.
- Ooh.

- I like this dance, guys.

- Thank you so much.

- You guys would buy
all four flavors

if I did the dance
with you guys?

- Yes.
- All four.

♪ And a wall with the dog ♪

- Oh, look at that.

- Yeah!
- I'll take it.

- Yeah!
- Great,

I think you're rolling.
- That's it!

- Good, good, good.
- Great job.

- Come on.
- Thank you.

Thank you.
- Bravery is a muscle,

and the more you do it,
the easier is, right?

Congratulations.
- Thank you.

- Chickpeas!
- Yeah!

[groovy dance music]

[all laughing]

- I went with it, it was fun.

It was a lot less scary
than I thought it would be.

- What we're gonna
be doing for you

is we're gonna be playing
a little game

called Time Machine.

So what's gonna happen is
we'll start in one era of time.

Then I'll yell out,
"Time machine."

And then we'll end
up in another era.

I need you to sell your product.

- Okay.
- Okay?

I threw one little twist in.

Rudy's gonna come play
with us as well.

So. [chuckles]
- Rudy? [chuckles]

- [Contestants] Rudy,
Rudy, Rudy.

- I've never done
an improv before.

I'm always nervous
at this point.

I mean, that's just me.

But when it's time,
the girl do it.

- Okay, we're gonna start
it out in present day, okay?

Present day hair salon.

- Girl, what took you so long?

Did you bring it?
- Oh, girl, it was all day.

The traffic was crazy!
- Oh, wait.

Oh, come look at this.

- Y'all, listen up, listen up.

These are the AddaBang bundles.

- Ooh, let me see that.
- Ooh.

You want a straight, yeah?

- Oh yeah, girl,
let me see that.

- You know the thing?
- Ooh, you know what's wrong?

With a little red in here...

- Does it come in red?
- What kinda hair is it?

- We can do black.
- Okay, time machine!

Now, we're gonna be in
the medieval era.

- Okay.
- She selling a horse's tail!

- I'm not.
- Does the queen know

you're selling that?

- Of course, not.
- My lady.

- This is actually real
hair, don't play.

Hold on, guys. This
is real hair, okay?

It came off someone head.

- Go, good day.
- Sing, good.

[contestants applauding]

- All the way.
- This is so weird.

- In entrepreneurship,
you've gotta be able

to step outta your comfort zone.

You've gotta be able to go big.

If you wanna create
viral success,

you've gotta do things
you've never done before.

I appreciate you both.

- Thank you.
- You guys pushed them.

That was awesome.
- See you guys.

- All right, guys.
- Thanks, guys.

- Good luck.
- Good try.

- Thank you.
- Thank you.

- I promised curve balls,
I delivered curve balls.

And don't worry, we have
more curve balls to come.

This next phase is about
hype, getting attention,

and positioning yourself.

So I brought in another friend

that's gonna help you
guys take your brand

to the next level, so let's go.

[scene whooshing]

♪ Sun, sun, sunny, sun ♪

♪ It's what fun to you ♪

- We had a bit of
fun down there,

but hopefully, it was
useful to help

break some barriers down

and realize that's what
it's gonna take

if you wanna be successful
in this next challenge.

So to do that, I gave
one of my friends a call.

His name's Vito,

and he's one of the
best in the world

when it comes to this
out-the-box-type PR thinking.

He's run big national campaigns.

Let's give Vito a round
of applause.

[contestants applauding]

- Hello, Rudy.
- Hello.

- My name's Vito Glazers.

I'm the CEO of Glazers Media,

and I'm a national
strategist to some

of the world's largest brands,
politicians, and celebrities.

I'm gonna share with
you guys four key points

on how to make your videos

and your content most likely

to get the most virality.

Number one, don't be
scared to be disruptive.

Number two, be entertaining.

Number three is try to educate.

And the last trick to
going viral is controversy.

Try to make sure that
by the end of them

watching it, they feel
so emotionally charged,

happiness, ideally, but
annoyed, angry, sad,

some kind of emotion that's
going to drive them to engage

and comment or share that video.

Hype is just being
able to get people

excited about your story.

A great way to measure it

is if you can actually
get people

not just to stop
but to share it,

that's when you've won
at public relations.

- Chickpeas versus oats.

- Well, let me stop
you right there.

If somebody told me,
"Stop eating oatmeal,"

I'd be like, "Whatever,

I don't care about
oatmeal, fine."

- Yeah.
[Vito chuckling]

- But if somebody was,
like, getting me worked up

about why my breakfast
was killing me,

and chickpeas was the
solution to fix me,

and they were doing
it in public,

and they were out there
with a blare horn,

I think that would be
the kind of thing

that people would
turn their head

and be like, "Why is she so
obsessed with chickpeas?"

- Yeah.
- And then you

get to state your case,

you know?
- Okay.

I'm gonna win the challenge

by just having no shame
and no fear.

Vito said, "You need to go big,"

and that's what I'm gonna do.

I'm gonna leave nothing
on the table.

- I have a lower social
media following.

So what would be some
advice that you would give?

- Golf is a very niche thing,

and people are very passionate
about it.

And you can leave funny comments

on famous people's things.

You can start building
the reputation.

And if they can start seeing
your name as the top comment

and be like, "Oh wow,
it's him again.

It's that brand again."

I think if you do it enough,

you'll have people
coming to you.

- I've gotta come out
of my comfort zone.

I typically have all these
great answers for something.

I sound real eloquent
and all of that,

but that's not this moment.

This type of thing requires
good strategy and brainstorming.

- I wanna know what idea
you would have for our brand

as a viral campaign for a
candle company that has an app.

- You're not actually in the
business of selling candles.

You're in the business
of selling peace.

- Yes, you got it.
- Of selling harmony,

of selling mindfulness.

I wanna see them
taking big risks

at the highest level possible

and be willing to do
whatever it takes.

- All right, guys,
well, obviously,

it's been a super long day,

and you've got a big,
big, big challenge ahead.

I've gotta catch a flight.

Now, of course, in
true Rudy fashion,

before I left you, I
had one last surprise.

[tense music]

But this one I think is
actually the best surprise

I could give you guys.

I'm flying you guys out to Tampa

to come to my three-day event.

- Oh, that's what's up.
- My God.

- Yeah, it's cool.
- Yes! That's exciting.

- You're gonna come and hang out

with a hundred of my
members, top entrepreneurs,

some of the best business
experts in the entire world,

so you get some more mentorship

on how to tackle this
next challenge.

You gotta pack your suitcases,

and I will see you
in Tampa tomorrow.

- Yeah.
- Oh, what's up?

- [Rudy] Thanks, guys.
[contestants cheering]

[scene whooshing]

[galvanizing music]

[label clicking]

- Packing 'cause I need
to go to Florida.

Have my mom over here.

She's very excited.
- I can't believe

you haven't been to
Florida before.

- [Chiara] But of course,
I'm bringing some ChiChi.

- Bringing some sexy boots.

Will get some more shoes.

- Traveling breakfast.

- I'm super excited because
we're going to Tampa!

[plane engine whirring]

[bird chirping]

♪ You know what they ♪

♪ You got a little ♪

♪ You know what they ♪

- What's up, guys? What's up?

What's up? What's up?

- This is crazy.

Like, this is super
crazy and awesome.

- These masterminds are a
highlight for all
of our members.

We take them out of
their normal environment.

We make them think bigger.

We give them access to
some of the biggest

and best entrepreneurs
in the world.

- You gotta be hungry.

- All these businesses here

are making over a million
dollars a year,

and they're just regular people.

So it shows that it's
doable for anybody.

- Business should be fun,

life should be fun,

and making money should
also be fun.

- Wow.
- Yeah, this is nice.

- Because guess what?

When you're in good energy,

that's when you create
million-dollar ideas.

These guys have worked
so hard for this moment.

And in true Rudy fashion,

I got a few more tricks
up my sleeve.

[scene whooshing]

♪ I get the money, it's
right on cue ♪

♪ Keep the duffel bag
up inside my cool ♪

- This next phase is all
about hype and publicity.

[mentors cheering]

This is a very special
mastermind

'cause we're joined by some
of the cast for this TV show.

And interestingly, this week's
challenge for these guys

is they've gotta reach
a million people

in one week,

and they don't know it yet,

but I'm actually gonna
have them come up

and get feedback
from all of you.

[Sededra sighing]

- Rudy, Rudy, Rudy. [laughs]

- Sededra, you're closest,
so you're up first.

- Okay.

- The point of bringing them
on stage is to get exposure

and feedback from 80
plus entrepreneurs

that have been in the game
of business many, many years.

They could take some of
their viral ideas,

and refine them, and proof
them so they can go on

and hopefully, crush
this challenge.

- I'm doing a campaign,
where I'm asking women

do they prefer it raw
or virgin? [chuckles]

[mentors laughing]

- Instead of just talking
to the women,

what about the men and
using that same pitch?

- So do you prefer
it raw or virgin?

[mentors laughing]

So many people raising
their hands.

There's just so much stuff

that I could do that's awesome.

Hearing it from someone
who has no connection

to our business, it's like,

"Look, this is what's
gonna get your business

to a million views."

- In Los Angeles, we
will be holding

the largest outdoor
live meditation.

- If you did, like,
a moment of peace

that everyone collectively
meditated

on the same exact thing.

- It could also be made
in any language.

[To Tam speaking in
foreign language]

[To Nya speaking in
foreign language]

[mentors laughing]

- No, it's if you could
wanna say it

in Vietnamese, that's fine too.

- So around my campaign on
the day that we started,

Tiger Woods happened
to announce that

he was leaving Nike
after 27 years,

which was outstanding
for my brand.

- Why don't you take,
like, a bunch of 'em,

deliver 'em to Tiger Woods?

Jupiter Island?

He'll give you something.
- That's a great idea.

- What if your campaign

is where's the next Tiger?

Sponsored by...

- Yeah, I love that.
- Love it!

- Absolutely love that.

- See, my strategy, it
was all over the place.

All right, hi, guys.

My campaign, I definitely
need some help with.

I was just unfocused

and indecisive about
what I wanted to do.

- I think some marketing
targeted towards kids love it.

- Do a Pepsi Cola challenge
type thing,

where you, like, blind
test in front,

get the reactions when
they have them.

"Oh my God, this is the
best thing ever."

- All the ideas I got
were super helpful.

They're all, like,
very feasible.

I'll definitely try them out.

- Okay, round of
applause. Thank you, guys.

- Thank you.
- Welcome.

[mentors applauding]

- When they see what's possible,

that's when everything changes.

[mentors chattering
indistinctly]

- Everything that you
need to do the work

that you need to do,

there's somebody that
will hear it

because they won't buy
into the project,

they're going to buy into you.

- So for them, I hope
it's enlightening,

I hope it's motivational,

and I hope it gets the
creative juices

flowing for this next
viral challenge.

[gritty music]

[plane engine whirring]

[tires screeching]

[label clicking]

[label whooshing]

- The plan today is to set
up a table in Santa Monica

and get some people
to try ChiChi,

make some good videos.

And we're also having
two guys come.

One who's really buff,

and I'm gonna write, "Body
by Chickpeas," on his chest.

And then another guy
in a fake fat suit

saying, "Body by oats."

I think I could make some
good content out of it,

and I'm very nervous to talk

to the random people
in Santa Monica,

but I'm gonna face my
fears and do it anyway.

This is the first ever
chickpea oatmeal.

- Really good. Much
better than I expected.

- Would you replace
your oats with it?

- For sure.

- For sure?
- For sure, it's way better.

- Do you wanna taste my ChiChi?

[Passerby 1 laughing]

ChiChi!

- Oh.

[scene whooshing]

[traffic whirring]

- Hey, guys, so we're
about to go to Kroger

and do these confessionals,

where we asking people,

do they prefer it raw or
virgin when they bang.

And we're talking about
hair extensions

because we have raw hair,
we have Virgin Brazilian.

And our brand name's
also AddaBang,

so yeah, we're about to do that.

I'm a little nervous.

Mom said she's not nervous,

but she is.
- I'm not.

- 'Cause she keep getting
the words wrong, so.

- Not nervous.

- But you keep getting
the words wrong though,

so that means you're nervous.
- They don't mean nervous.

- It is 'cause you're
stuttering.

- And I'm getting
the words right.

No, I'm not nervous
to be around,

I'm never nervous to talk
around people like that.

- Today, we're having
a crazy day.

We're preparing for the biggest,

largest live guided
meditation in Los Angeles.

- This seems like a
wonderful event.

So I am supporting my friends.

- At the same time,
we're, you know,

trying to get some viral
campaigns going on.

So we have to head to Hollywood.

We have some influencers.

- [Passerby 2] Can I
take a picture with you?

- Sure.
- You're from the show.

- Yes.

- I knew you were fabulous
underneath it all.

- The plan now is to
shoot our second video.

We're walking around
with free BJ.

When's the last time
you had a BJ?

[Passerby 3 chuckling]

- Not recent enough.

- Not the BJ that
you guys think,

but it's gonna be a
beautiful candle.

- And you know what?

Our candle will actually
give you more BJs.

We're trying to help the
world, make it a better place.

- Yeah, sounds very good.

- And honestly, I'm
having a blast

out here in Hollywood Boulevard.

Don't leave before
you get your BJ!

[scene whooshing]

- Time is not on our side.

And this challenge has
to be amazing for us

to be able to move
to the next step.

And so I'm just, you know,
focused on the content.

And so having tools
for me to just

access to a lot of
different songs

so that I can pick the
ones that, like,

would fit is so crucial

and it makes it so much easier.

And I think that is going
to make a huge difference

in the final product.

- There you go, woo-hoo!
[laughs]

[scene whooshing]

[groovy music]

♪ Bang ♪

- All right, so we're
gonna go in,

and we're just gonna
hit the big dog in here.

We're gonna [beep]
with them today.

So I'm heading into one of
the malls as Tiger Woods,

and we're gonna see if
we can find quality

and affordability with price

matched into the same lane

because I can guarantee
we won't.

This is a fun project,

and I sort of look like
Tiger, but not really.

So the key is I've
gotta stay quiet

and trust my entourage
to do the rest.

- We gotta make sure nobody
takes pictures with Tiger.

We don't have time
to mess around.

- [Passerby 4] Tiger, Tiger.

- No photos, no photos,
no photos!

- [Joshua] Hey, excuse me, do
you have anything like this?

It's J. Butler Golf. No?

- Did I say $90, $90?

- That's why I'm going
with J. Butler Golf.

[label clicking]

[boxes rustling]

- As an entrepreneur,
you go through so much.

And right now with this show,

my nerves are like...

I'm very excited for my
first therapy session ever.

It always felt like I
never had the time,

but when I think about it,

it's probably the most
important thing

because mental health
is so important.

Hi!

- Oh, nice to meet you.
- So nice to meet you.

It's been a whirlwind
of emotions,

and stress, and all of that,

and also excitement, of course.

- I bet there's just a
lot going on all at once,

it sounds like, yeah.
- A lot, yes.

- Okay.

- I've struggled with
this for so many years

because I feel like as twins,

we had this weirdness in
our relationship, you know?

- Okay.
- It's like the unspoken.

It's hard for people
to understand the bond

that you have with
your twin sister.

Last year, we had kind
of a fallout,

and it really did affect me.

- [Therapist] Sometimes
these things

can build up as resentment.

And so I do think it's
important to come back

and to just communicate and
say, "Hey, that hurt me."

And then, you know,

and then she can share
how she felt

and what was going on for her.

- The first day we
came on the show,

we hadn't seen each other
an entire month.

The one thing that you can never

get back in life is time

and moments with
your loved ones.

I have regrets about time
because time, life is short,

and you never know what
is promised tomorrow.

I think we, what has a lot,

but I think that's what makes us

really good businesswomen
as well.

- This show weirdly has put
us together in all sense.

I'm grateful for it,

and I hope that in
doing therapy,

we can work on our differences

so that we can better ourselves
as people individually,

and when we come together,
if everyone's their best,

we're just gonna reach,
you know, our goals.

[serene music]

[energizing music]

[scene thudding]

- So they've had
a wild few days.

They've been to Tampa,
they've been networking.

I've been watching
them implement it

every day on social media.

But it's decision time.

The numbers don't lie.

We're gonna look at impressions,

we're gonna look at
their engagement

and see how they showed up

when it's down to the final four

and the prize is on the line.

[bright music]

Welcome, guys. Good
to have you here.

Thank you for the Liquid Death.

- I always have some in the car.

- We gotta stay hydrated
during this.

[energizing music]

- Peter Pham, I run a
venture firm called Science.

We're an incubator down in LA.

It's probably best known for
incubating Dollar Shave Club,

which went on to sell for a
billion dollars to Unilever.

It's one of the first
viral videos

selling things on the internet.

And Liquid Death, so we
incubated that as well.

- So look, this part
of the phase,

it's all about viral hype.

So what'd you guys think about

a million impressions
in a few days?

- I think that's a big task.

That's a big number, honestly.
- Yeah, let's see

what they do.

[gritty music]

- My name's Jeff Fenster.

I'm a serial entrepreneur.

My companies today are
Everbowl and Webuild.

And my background has always

been in serial entrepreneurship,

and so I really love to focus on

startups, scale, and growth.

- What would you guys do if you

had to create a million
impressions

in a short amount of time?

- Today's world, it's all
about high-velocity volume.

Find your voice that is
different from everyone else.

If it's not loud, no
one's gonna pay attention.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

- And your brand doesn't
need to please everybody too.

- Yeah, I mean, for us to get
to over 300 stores so quickly,

we leveraged the fact
of social influence

and partnering with guys
like Drew Brees

to help us utilize their reach

and their expansion for us.

- Yep.
- 'Cause when they validate

and endorse our product,
we get the uplift.

- Are you ready to
bring them up?

- Yeah.

- Oh yeah.
- Let's do it.

Let's do it.
- I'm ready.

[apprehensive music]

- Hi.

- Hello.
- Hi, guys.

- Hi.
- Welcome.

- Welcome back from Tampa.

It's great to see that you
didn't get eaten by any gators.

So as you know, this
challenge was a big one.

We're down to the final four

competing for the $200,000
in prizes,

that $100,000 of cash.

You're so close, you can
probably start to visualize it.

Now look, you all have the goal

of those 1 million impressions,

but remember we were judging you

on other key aspects as well:

the strategy, the creativity,

and finally, that engagement.

At the end of the day,

you can have millions
of impressions,

but if no one engages with it,

and it doesn't relate
to building the brand

and actually making
sales, it means nothing.

I wanna see the congruency

from impressions to engagement.

I wanna see there's a
real strategy behind it,

and I wanna see how well

they actually created
that virality.

How many people are sharing it,

and commenting, and reposting,

that's true virality.

And I wanna see who
pulled that off.

So the moment of truth.

Let's look at the numbers
from this week's challenge.

[To Tam exhaling heavily]

[apprehensive music]

[numbers whooshing]

Wow.

So let's see which brand
came in first?

[ChiChi's logo whooshing]

[AddaBang's logo whooshing]

[J. Butler Golf's
logo whooshing]

[Moon + Heart's logo whooshing]

[apprehensive music continues]

Moon + Heart, you're
able to break away,

and I'm fascinated to see
the strategy behind that,

and how you generated over
those 1 million impressions.

- I feel good because I feel
like we worked really hard,

and then we did pass and
reach that 1 million views.

We actually reached 1.7.

So I felt really proud of us

to really do something
we have never done before

and in such a short
amount of time.

- We had several strategies
for this campaign.

We started a challenge
on Instagram

and on TikTok called
Ignite Peace Challenge.

- Also rolled out quite
a bit of videos

and came up with all
these crazy ideas

of how to make people feel good

or have a reaction so
that it will prompt them

to know more about our company.

- Great, let's see some
of the content.

- Hey there, stop scrolling.

Whatever you're doing,
there's a new challenge,

and we want you to
be part of it.

What do you wanna do in
2024 to bring more peace?

Let's share and participate
in this challenge.

Join the movement, #IgnitePeaceChallenge.

[groovy music]

Do you wanna receive our BJ?

- Yeah, the best, yeah.
- All right.

Well, let's get ready for it.
- This is gonna be fun.

- Here's your BJ.
[magical twinkling]

[To Tam laughing]

- What's this? So definitely-

- Can give you pretty
similar results.

- Similar results. [laughs]

- [Passerby 3] Ah! Pretty good.

♪ Ah yeah, this is not
the first time ♪

♪ Anyway the men who
were ready, steady ♪

- Good day, friends. How
you guys doing today, man?

I'd like for you guys
to all join me

in this powerful
movement against

war, peace over war,
love over war

with the Moon + Heart shop

and my sister, the
Sachika Twins.

Push peace and come
and join this

Ignite Peace Challenge, feel me?

♪ La la la la la la la la la ♪

♪ To go, to let go ♪

♪ To let go ♪

♪ La la la la la la la la la ♪

♪ To go, to let go ♪

♪ To let go ♪

- Let's see how it
all panned out,

and look at the data,

and pull up your analytics.

[wary music]

A lot of impressions, the
engagement was super low.

Those impressions is
the start of it,

but then you have to turn
that into engagement,

you have to turn that
into clicks.

And of course, my favorite part,

you have to turn it into cash.

What's fascinating here
is impressions

were high for Moon + Heart,

but it shows that impressions
aren't everything.

You have to have the
follow-through.

You have to have the
engagement, the congruency,

and that's what will
dictate how well

the brand goes on and
actually make sales.

- I commend you guys for
making the amount

of content that you did.

My biggest challenge
with what I saw

is it felt a little
all over the place.

It didn't feel like a
cohesive campaign.

I'm seeing a piece
about confidence

and you know, she worked
it, she's fierce.

It's very cute, it's awesome.

But then I'm seeing the
BJ side of things,

and then mindfulness meditation,

and then a challenge.

And so it just felt like
it was a bit scattered.

- Trying lots of things
is great, right?

50 posts over 10 days,

I would still probably go
higher on the influencers.

It didn't feel like it
was authentic to them

of what your product is.

But at the same day, I
don't know what it is.

Was it urban? It's
really focusing.

- Thank you so much

for the feedback.
- Thank you so much.

I guess cohesiveness was not,

of all the campaign

was not on the top
of our priority.

- We challenged the
golf industry

in a few different ways.

Number one, I went shirtless

with the JBG Skins Challenge.

The other part is, is I
happened to be at the right time

and in the right place
for Tiger Woods

to announce that he was
leaving Nike after 27 years.

It was the right time for
me to be able to execute

and making it seem like he
was joining J. Butler Golf

at a critical time
when the sport

needs something different.

[scene whooshing]

We recently catch up
with Tiger Woods

following his announcement
from the split with Nike.

Hey, Tiger, Jimmy Shanks
here with JBG 3.

How's it going?

- Oh, very good, Jimmy.

- Well, you're attending

the J. Butler Golf
Athlete Summit this year

and following the Nike split,

what's that mean to you?

[birds chirping]

[scene whooshing]

- Okay, let's take a look
at the stats and data now.

You've had a 2, 300% increase

on a couple of big days.

You had a 10X to your
website traffic.

So that's great.

Now, when we talk about
the impression side,

nearly 500,000 impressions

and around 40,000 engagements.

So that's a good amount.

- Good job.

It was a great idea to
play on current events.

I mean, you can't time
those things.

It's about being in the
right place at the right time

and couldn't have asked
for a better moment.

- Thank you for your comment.
- How many influencers

did you reach out to?

- I reached out to nine total.

- You should be doing
nine a day.

- Yeah.
- And when I say,

it doesn't have to be
the million followers.

Honestly, my favorite
are 50,000 to 100,000.

DMs, trust me, you
will get a hit,

much higher hit rate.

Right, the value proposition
was nowhere.

The length was way
too long, right?

It's like people get bored.

TikTok, second, 20
seconds, 30 seconds max.

The Tiger Woods stuff, awesome.

Lean into it, so congratulations

on a great engagement.
- Thank you.

- If you're gonna go
in, you gotta go all in.

When you were going on
the golf course topless,

for example, I would've
gone in my underwear,

and I would've said, "I
can't afford golf attire.

It's so expensive these days."

You would've also connected
to the product way better.

And then I could see
that being a video

that got a million views, right?

- You gotta lean into it more.

You can't kinda halfway do it.

You know, if we're talking about

virality, guerilla marketing,

just, like, push it,
push it further.

You've got a lot more in you.

I saw you do the improv.
You have more in you.

- I can go further with it.

- Yeah.
- And I also got kicked off

my home course.

- If you're gonna
get kicked off,

you might as well get-
- Might as well film that.

- Kicked off, right?
- And film that.

- Great job. Thank you.
- Thank you.

The judges are fair.

This particular set of
feedback, I think,

is the most critical that
I'm going to need in order

to market my business
well long term.

And I was grateful for that.

- This marketing
campaign was all

about humor and engagement.

So we wanted to create
something fun

and excitement that
can bring out

the difference between
what we sell,

which is Raw Cambodian
and Virgin Brazilian.

So we posed the question of,

"Do you like it raw or
virgin when you bang?"

We also did a public
interview with my mom.

She asked people in
public do they like it raw

or virgin when they bang?

- Your mom is a trooper,

which is awesome.
- She is

'cause I could not do that.

So we just wanted to play around

with some type of fun content,

but also bring it back
to this is what we sell

and this is the difference
between raw and virgin.

Hey, guys, we're at Kroger.

And we're about to
ask people do they

prefer a raw or they
prefer a virgin.

- [Sededra's Mom] Do you like
raw or virgin when you bang?

- Bang what? Like, you
talking about sexual?

I'm celibate, so.

- [Sededra's Mom]
You're celibate?

So we're a hair company, okay?

So we sell raw

and we sell virgin hair.

[Passerby 5 laughing]

- You've got me on camera
talking about-

- [Sededra's Mom] Can I ask
you a question? Raw or virgin?

- Neither, neither.
- Neither?

Okay, so we have a hair company.

[Peter laughing]
[Passerby 6 laughing]

Do you like it raw or
virgin when you bang?

- No.
- She's a child. She's 13.

[judges chuckling]

- I shop with AddaBang,
of course,

my hair lasts up to four years.

I shop with AddaBang, of course,

I like it raw when I bang.

- You need a hair company
with a store in America.

- Do y'all prefer it raw

or do y'all like it virgin?

Nasty, I meant virgin
or raw hair, ooey.

AddaBang is a Black-owned
business,

and homegirl used to
sell me my hair

back in, like, 2016
in high school.

Her mom used to literally,

before DoorDash was a thing,

her mama was DoorDash
in wigs and wick.

This is the lace before I
even put the damn band on.

Let's check on this lace.

- It's this thing again.

- [Peter] What the fuck?

- What the hell?

- What the hell?

- My homegirl's name is Sededra,

and she sure did the hell
out this goddamn wig.

[judges laughing]

Come on now. What?

- Let's look at the analytics.

Okay, good, well, you
can see that peak

right towards the end
of the challenge.

Because you've got thousands
of users on the site,

you've still got big
jumps, right?

Thousands of people,
so good job.

Maybe that even surprised you.

Maybe you should know your
numbers a little better.

It's a good surprise.

You had 120 shares
and only 14 posts.

We had some good content.

We just didn't have
the quantity-

- Yes.
- We needed to hit

those million people.

- First of all, you
had me cracking up.

Like, this was a very
cohesive campaign to me.

I love that from your original
content to the influencers,

it all felt like, you
know, one campaign here.

Your mama is the GOAT.

I love her already for that.

I think to Rudy's point,
not enough content

because the content
was really good.

And then you had influencers

that represent you so well

that are so on brand for you.

They're talking about
the product, the quality.

I was looking at that, like,
I wanna buy that right now.

And it still was in theme
with the overall campaign.

I think the biggest takeaway
from this is quantity.

You have something
good going here.

Now, push it up, times 10 that.

- Okay, thank you.

- Your target strategy of humor,

I mean, I think you nailed it.

We were all dying laughing.

I mean, I wish I had
10 more videos.

To their point, that
more would be awesome.

It seems like it's such
a fun product,

and it sells itself when your
customers are sharing it.

So I would lean heavy into that

because getting just
general influencers

might not be the play.

You have your customer base,

especially based on
your users here,

that will keep selling
that product for you

and create more fun
viral content.

You're definitely gonna
get the eyeballs now.

It's about turning
'em into sales

and increasing that engagement.

- I can't emphasize
enough subtitles,

especially your name
AddaBang, right?

It just as they're saying it
even in the grocery store,

you're popping the
name constantly.

I like the name, it's catchy.

And if it's just repeated
on screen,

it'll start sticking.

And I would suggest,
like, jumping,

and staying on that,

and going hard on it.
- Okay.

AddaBang, AddaBang, AddaBang.

- Yes.
- But also 14 posts

is probably the thing
that's a little,

like, that's yeah.
- Very low, very low.

- Slow down to speed up.

That means slow down to
understand your business.

Do the little things

to understand where
the leverage is.

Once you figure out
what works, go hard

and go fast to the wall,

pedal to the metal.

- But you did get thousands
of people on your website.

It's a great job.

Thank you very much,
a lot of fun.

- Maybe I should stop
overthinking.

Just put it out there

'cause I can see that they
love it, they were laughing.

The engagement, they gave
me confirmation,

but also the little things
I can work on

just to make that go skyrocket.

- So my strategy with this
was to go all around LA

and create some viral content.

So I did some art in LA.

I did street interviews
where I asked people

if they wanted to
taste my ChiChi

'cause the brand is
called Chichi.

I painted a man's chest.

And all of that kind
of tied together

to explain to people why
we want everybody

to eat chickpeas for breakfast.

You wanna taste my ChiChi?

- What type of candy is that?

- [Chiara] Do you wanna
taste my ChiChi?

- Yeah, let me try.
Oh, it's dope.

- [Chiara] Do you wanna
taste my ChiChi?

- That's weird as hell.

- [Passerby 8] Hey,
how's it going?

- [Chiara] Do you wanna
taste my ChiChi?

- I'm okay for now.

You know, actually, I'll try it.

Oh, it's delicious.

- Do you wanna taste my ChiChi?

You could have this for free.

Do you wanna taste my ChiChi?

- Fruity, the texture is good.

- [Chiara] Do you guys
wanna taste my ChiChi?

[cricket chirping]

- Oh, no, thank you.

- [Chiara] Do you wanna
taste my ChiChi?

- Booby?

- It's an oatmeal alternative.

Do you wanna taste my ChiChi?

[Rudy laughing]

- Great, let's take a
look at the numbers

and check your analytics out.

So as we can see, you
had a big peak, right?

Maybe one video went viral.

And then obviously, something
we've gotta discuss,

a big zero on the collaborator
and influencer side.

- Did you attempt to bring
in influencers?

Or was that a strategy on
purpose not to have any?

- It was a choice not
to use influencers.

And also, we're pretty
tight on cash,

and I just could not spend it

on influencers this challenge.

And was that the right
choice? I don't know.

But I had to do this as
low budget as possible.

- In that same vein, you
have the product,

and you went on the street

comfortably asking people
to try your ChiChi.

So reaching out to them,
even on Instagram or TikTok,

those influencers you do want

and offering them free product.

Don't worry about cash.

Cash won't convince your
micro-influencer to try ChiChi.

It's, "Can I send
you some product?

And if you like it,
will you share?"

For entrepreneurs, when they
try to attach their brand

to an influential
individual or other brand,

they focus on the biggest
and baddest.

Can I get the biggest
influencers in the world

to talk about my product
or service?

While that may sound like
the best path day one,

the more micro-influencers,
the people that

have a stronger community
with a smaller number,

tend to move the needle
exponentially better.

- If you sent to a hundred
influencers,

not a huge expense,

you would've gotten a
dozen posts for sure.

That being said,

I love your courage
to be out there.

To be able to go out there

and talk to people
on the street,

embarrass yourselves,
takes a lot of guts,

so congratulations on that.

- Thanks.
- And I did love the idea,

and the reactions, and
the use of subtitles.

It seems like you have
a good grasp on social.

The influencers would
definitely would've helped.

- Yeah.
- For advice for everybody,

when I think about influencers,

it's finding people who
have the same ethos as you

was the ultimate end goal.
- Yeah.

- For each of you, there
is a demographic

that truly cares, it's
not about the money.

A lot of them have millions
of followers,

not of product placements,

because they believe
in something.

Those are the people
you want to be involved

in the business.

- You had a couple
of good videos,

but you kinda failed to
bring it all together.

You didn't bring in
the influencers.

I think that was a mistake.

You could have turned this

into a massive multimillion-view
success,

but you just had to
stay a little more

focused on a couple
of big viral things

because I think that
could have really

won this challenge for you.

And I think if you had
done that here,

the results standing there

would be really different
right now.

But great job still, lots
of great videos,

and you can do better next time.

Thank you.
- Awesome.

Not feeling very confident.

I really missed the
boat on the influencers.

Obviously, that was a mistake,

but also whatever happens,
happens for a reason.

- So look, we're down
to the final four.

The ideas you have to come

and show up with to win
is getting harder

every single challenge.

We're gonna meet and
bring you back in

to see who stays

and who's gonna go through
to the final.

[scene whooshing]

[foreboding music]

- I'm feeling nervous,

a lot of regrets.

- [To Tam] What's wrong, guys?

- The judges, their feedback
was just pretty negative.

Being in the top four,
it's been a lot.

- [Sededra] It's okay, baby.

- [Producer] You guys okay?

- I'm so sorry.

- You'll be fine, Chiara.

- It's been a really
insane experience.

I've done so much,

and I've been so tired
and so stressed out.

I kinda accepted my fate

that the universe will
do something.

[scene whooshing]

- So not probably
an easy decision,

but one we gotta make.

So what'd you guys think?

- I love Sededra's content.

- Yeah
- I thought hers

was obviously the most cohesive,

had us all cracking up.

- Yep.
- And then also,

you understood the product

and how good it is.
- Yes, and they got

thousands of website hits.

- Yes.
- Which shows it

correlates to engagement,

which was a key part of
the challenge too.

- She also had clarity, she
stood up there and said,

"My strategy was humor,"
and she hit it.

- And the whole personality
felt aligned.

- Yes!
- Like, even the influencers

were, like, similar humor.

So we all like Sededra's
campaign generally.

J. Butler's, I personally
thought it was lackluster.

He didn't push it.
- Yeah, he started off good.

I love that current events
and jumping on trends, right?

Jumping on a trend, it's
great, but he didn't finish.

- [Rudy] Well, he didn't
pull it off,

right?
- Yes.

- That's a big idea, but
it's like when you go big,

you gotta follow through.

- And I also didn't think
it was on target

to what his mission
was, which was-

- Totally right, yeah.
- Luxury clothing

at an affordable price.

- And then I think ChiChi
was the same.

I saw a bit of traction
with the,

"You wanna try my ChiChi?"

But, like, I would've played
off the hell outta that.

If it was like-
- She's the most native too.

You could see the way
she cut that video.

- Yes.
- With the guy,

"Is he checking me out?"

And then he says, "No."

- [Rudy] She's good,
yeah, yeah, yeah.

- And subtitling all the videos,

which I can't emphasize enough

if you're gonna do
social content,

except the campaign is...

- Yeah, around the actual,
she had no influencers,

which was a big mistake.
- Didn't have the influencers.

- The results were there, like-

- Well, you know,
it's interesting

because we had the twins,
Moon + Heart,

that had the most impressions,

but I actually thought their
campaign was the weakest.

- Their engagement
was less than 1%.

- So as we know in business,
that's not sustainable.

- So 2% engagement,

not great.
- Yeah.

Yeah, and they had the
spaghetti strategy.

- Exactly.
- Let's drop 50 videos

at the wall and see.

- They didn't have a strategy,

so they couldn't even explain

their own strategy.
- I think if they had done

the BJ strategy all week-
- Yeah,

that would've blown up.
- Like, that could've been

a winner, right?

- Most of the content didn't
know what they're selling.

- No.

Well, this is tough, right?

But I think we have
our decision.

Let's do it.
[Michelle cheering]

- It's a big deal.
- Here we go.

Here we go.
- Yeah, it's close.

[dramatic music]

[footsteps plodding]

So look, we're back.

There's four businesses here,

and three of you will be
going through to the final,

means one of you will
be going home today.

[dramatic music continues]

The first business through
to the final

is

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AddaBang, congratulations.

[uplifting music]

- Whoo, yeah. [chuckles]

I'm excited.

To know that I'm in top
three, I'm grateful.

- And of course, in
true Rudy fashion,

I have one more surprise
for you.

As you know, I brought
in Vito, your mentor.

He's actually gifting
you a $50,000 PR package

to go on and reach millions
more people.

- Oh my God, thank you.

- You brought in influencers,

and your website, you
got thousands more hits.

And thousands of hits
equals a lot of money.

So for me, you hit home

running those categories,
great job.

- Thank you, see you guys.

I'm like, "Wow, that's me."

I'm having imposter syndrome.

I am not gonna cry, mm-mm.

Is that done? Are we done?

- [Sededra's Mom] Our
campaign hit some views, baby.

Do you hear me?

- Yeah.
- We hit some views!

- And now, there is three.

Three amazing businesses.

I know this last week's
challenge was tough

and you guys pulled
out all the stops.

The next business to
go through to the final

[dramatic music]

is ChiChi.

Ciara, congratulations.

- You had some really
funny moments,

really great content, super
native to the platforms.

Of course, we would've
wanted to see you

reach even more people,
work with influencers,

but if you take that strategy
of what you were doing

and you amplify that
with collaborators,

you know, it's a really
solid strategy.

- You really figured out
how to create the content

in a way that was
engaging and fun.

You were just missing that
amplifier, that rocket fuel,

which is 1, or 2, or
10 influencers away,

and that's not something
that you can't get tomorrow,

so I think you're
set up very well.

And I wanna congratulate
you also.

It's exciting what you're doing.

- You had the foundations
there 'cause you caught up

and held your own even
without influencers

in a category that's
so hard, right?

Like chickpeas, so that's
where it really impresses me.

Congratulations, I'll
see you in the final.

- That was pretty unexpected

'cause I thought I was
gonna be eliminated.

I know that I did not
get as many impressions

as the other teams,

but I was proud of the
content that I made

and I did step outside
my comfort zone.

[Chiara sobbing]

[lighthearted music]

[scene whooshing]

- So look, I know it's
been a tough 60 days.

And for me, this is the
toughest moment right now.

But at the end of the
day, in business,

someone has to move forward.

And in this challenge, sadly,

someone has to go home.

This wasn't an easy decision.

- I am so incredibly proud

from the bottom of my heart.

Moon + Heart over here with
the content that we saw,

the biggest challenge is
that nothing felt cohesive.

Hitting that large
number on the impressions

is really great, but
then, you know,

what's the follow-through?

We didn't see a lot
of that engagement.

What I did love is that you guys

put out a lot of content,

and you did reach out
to influencers,

but ultimately, didn't
see it all come together.

J. Butler Golf, I really,

really wish I would've
seen you push further

'cause I know it's in you,

but ultimately, I felt
like the content

was almost at 40% of
what you're capable

of in terms of entertaining
audiences,

getting their attention 'cause
I know there's a lot in you.

- You guys are great.

Right, you've done great,
you've got this far.

And I know you'll both go on

and have more greatness
in your business.

But the final business
going through

to the finals of
"60 Day Hustle,"

[tense music]

is J. Butler Golf.

- Congratulations, you did it.

- Congratulations.

- [To Nya] I knew you can do it.

[hopeful music]

- [Rudy] Congratulations.

[hopeful music continues]

- I made it to the final.

It's $100,000 on the line

and the ability to work
with Rudy and his team.

I'm grateful.

I'm on the right path.

- Watching you on this
journey has been such a joy.

I know this is just
the beginning.

- I know you guys
are gonna go on

and create some greatness
with those candles.

- Thank you so much.

It's been such a wonderful
experience,

and we really learned a lot.

- We were shocked today.

It was a surreal moment.

It's just one of these
moments in life

that you never know
what can happen.

So we did fail at
the cohesiveness,

but we learned so much
during this campaign.

Yes.
- We're friends for life.

- Love that.
- Right?

- Love you guys.
- Love you too.

- Love you guys.
- Love you guys.

- I miss you guys already.

- For us, as long as we
continue our journey,

that we apply what we learn

and that we're passionate
about our mission,

then that is still
winning to us.

- I never expected to
be in the final.

Chiara and Sededra,
they're brilliant women,

and I wish them luck. [laughs]

- [Michelle] Next time
on "60 Day Hustle."

- We're down to the final three.

You guys have been tested,

put through different
challenges.

For one of you, you're
gonna get $100,000.

- I'm gonna take that
money and flip it. [laughs]

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♪ There's nobody here ♪

♪ That could stop me ♪
♪ Stop me ♪

♪ 'Cause I'm in a league
of my own, good ♪

♪ Y'all can just seek
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- Here we are, day 60.

This is literally
the biggest day

of their entrepreneurial life.

- You can be confident,
you can be powerful.

You can stand here and
do whatever you wanna do.

[audience cheering
and applauding]

- This is really it.

Here we go.

The winner of "60
Day Hustle" is...

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- If you wanna take your
business to the next level,

go to 60dayhustle.com.

There, you'll find our "60
Day Hustle" companion course,

behind the scenes access,

and interactive challenges.

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