Jimmy Iovine
American entrepreneur and former CEO of Interscope RecordsWikipedia
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Oct 29, 2026
Charles HamiltonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
First things first, I'd like to shout out Violated Manager.
Charles HamiltonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Second, I'd like to thank Jimmy Iovine.
Charles HamiltonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Light the thing in my A&R tubby.
Charles HamiltonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Light the thing
Ashley WaltersGUEST
And I left and I was, you know, next two days I was with 50 and chilling with Eminem.
Ashley WaltersGUEST
Dr. Dre was passing through, Jimmy Iovine popping around.
Ashley WaltersGUEST
And it was like, it was absolutely surreal, man.
Ashley WaltersGUEST
It was just absolutely
Brian RoseHOST
It's called The Defiant Ones.
Brian RoseHOST
And it's about Jimmy Iovine and Dr. Dre, who later sold their headphones company to Apple.
Brian RoseHOST
And it was about Interscope Records in the 90s.
Brian RoseHOST
And Jimmy Iovine said, And he had artists like Dr. Dre and Eminem and Trent Reznor and Marilyn Manson, really controversial artists, you know, getting banned by the government, doing crazy things on stage.
Brian RoseHOST
And Jimmy Oveen said, you have to leave your artists alone and let them do whatever they want to do.
Brian RoseHOST
Just stay out of their way.
Ray ManzellaGUEST
And she was a new client, you know, and I met a lot of friends that I knew, whatever, that were there.
Ray ManzellaGUEST
Jimmy Iovine and his wife, you know, Vicki were there, everybody.
Ray ManzellaGUEST
So fade out.
Ray ManzellaGUEST
So then I have some business plans.
Peter BasHOST
While trying to figure out a way to fuck motherfuckers off.
Peter BasHOST
You know the coldest story I ever heard a motherfucker told me, man? You know Jimmy Iovine can be a demanding motherfucker, right? Sure.
Peter BasHOST
One of his staff went off and cussed his ass out one day.
Peter BasHOST
You know what Jimmy told him? He said, man, I like the fact that you stand up for yourself, man.
Troy SennettHOST
And the the yeah the fickle fans thing and just the and also just the way the music industry was changing at the time the the marketing for crash love falls flat and then the songs don't connect and and that may be in part because of where you know i think this is i've said this before i think this like 2009 to 2011 is like the nadir of popular music on the radio i remember just hating everything that was on the radio at that time and that that's you know the era where i'm like i'm just going to never listen to the radio if i can avoid it because it was the music was not good.
Troy SennettHOST
I mean, Jade talks about this in one of the interviews that Jimmy Iovine was literally telling kids to sell their guitars because rock was dead.
Troy SennettHOST
And here comes AFI with a straight up rock record into the, is out a major label and trying to get it out there in a world that seems to be rejecting the exact thing that they want to make at this point.
Blake CorrellGUEST
Yeah.
Tim WeisbergHOST
In 1988, U2's concert film Rattle and Hum received its world premiere in the band's hometown of Dublin.
Tim WeisbergHOST
The rockumentary was directed by Phil Joannou, while its accompanying album was produced by Jimmy Iovine.
Tim WeisbergHOST
In 1990, Janet Jackson topped the charts with Black Cat.
Tim WeisbergHOST
In 1993, the Eagles' Glenn Frey had a new series debut on TV called South of Sunset.
Andrew HubermanHOST
Energy management... on a backdrop of having a lot of energy, that's where things start getting impressive, right? Poor energy management on a backdrop of a lot of energy is I think what leads to the 27 Club.
Andrew HubermanHOST
People who do incredible things and die, whether by virtue of their particular activity or by virtue of, I heard this in this wonderful documentary that everyone should see, which is The Defiant Ones, which is about Dre and Jimmy Iovine and development of like beats and the story of hip hop.
Andrew HubermanHOST
And there was a guy in NWA who we don't hear about much anymore, who clearly was extremely talented, but he had a really bad accident.
Andrew HubermanHOST
And you ask, and he's talking about how it happened and involved wildness.
Adam22HOST
You think he would have gave me a talking to like he did? No, they
Wack 100GUEST
end up going to meet at Jimmy Iovine's house.
Adam22HOST
I don't even know what he looks like.
Wack 100GUEST
Dave?
Jaycen JoshuaGUEST
You're going
Don CannonHOST
to sing them Jimmy and Terry
Jaycen JoshuaGUEST
songs.
Jaycen JoshuaGUEST
No, I kid you not.
22 MINS LATER
Jaycen JoshuaGUEST
You know what I mean? There was a time when you went to a Timberland, you went to a Rodney Jerkins, you went to a Pharrell or the Neptunes at the time.
Jaycen JoshuaGUEST
You went to Babyface.
Jaycen JoshuaGUEST
You went to Jimmy.
Jaycen JoshuaGUEST
You went to these guys who had the literally everything they thought of was a hit.
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