We launched Suno 2 years ago to let the world feel the joy of making music Since then, over 100M people all over the world have used Suno, from music lovers to Grammy winners. We reached a new milestone: 2M paid subscribers, $300M ARR. We are building the entertainment platform

Everyone says in-person retail died in 2017. Meanwhile Aritzia is ALWAYS packed. Why? Michelin star service + experience. > Coffee in fitting rooms > St. Regis lounge-level couches > Actually personable staff (they ask for ur name first thing) > Photobooths to market a winter

One observation I’ve noticed from top companies in my field is their attention to client detail and service, even in tech, where client service isn’t something typically taught to software engineers.

Jamie Dimon was in Fortune Magazine at 28 years old, it’s so over for you.

Even though the weights are the same, Fast mode has increased the intellijence of Opus 4.6. Imagine someone completing the SAT and scoring an 1580 in 20 minutes verus completing the SAT & scoring the 1580 in 2 hours. Clearly the person that can finish the SAT in 20 minutes is

I took 217 Waymo rides yesterday Each ride cost $7 I urinated in the backseat of every car Guess who owns the company that charges $250 to thoroughly clean each car $243 in pure profit for each ride

« Move to SF you can hire the best talent there. » The best talent: I have a $450k + $2M stocks offer from xAI Well…

You either have the damn patience to build your company for the next three years or you’ll have to find the patience to work for somebody else for the next 40.

Speed is intelligence.

You normally need to fuck yourself about 3 times with the same problem to actually understand what's actually going on with it enough to properly avoid it in the future The 1st time is when you actually find it (og smack) The 2nd time is when you're like "oh, i think it's cuz of

Haha this is so real. Dealing with in Business all the time and it takes 2-3 times for me to understand.

As a founder, you can get a lot of things wrong. But if you're unwiling to die, it will eventually work out. Be optimistic, and try to be right. But even if you're not right, don't die.

President Donald J. Trump will go down in history as one of the greatest and most consequential presidents we have ever had. His ability and willingness to make bold and consequential decisions for the benefit of future generations based on the hard and cold facts at hand

What we do in life echoes in eternity.

2026 fucking rules. Dictators toppled. AI sentient. Gold medals obtained. Grass touched. Life is electric, bro. Don’t give in to that doomer shit.

blowin yo first 10-20 bandz gone give you all the financial literacy you need.

You get rich by taking big risk with small money. You stay rich by taking small risk with big money.

Prediction of the future is the best measure of intelligence

i get suspicious when founders overly optimize for dilution early on. some of the best companies took crazy dilution and the founders are still billionaires. take the best option and go back to building. play games that matter.

The problem with life is this Whatever it is that u deeply want! A stunning girl, super cars, mansion, dream job… U can have it. But!!!! U have to remove all importance and excitement around it. Then u can have it.