Josh and Tommy discuss a Gary Vee Instagram post telling people to stop treating Instagram like an art gallery.
Mentioned alongside Casey Neistat and Peter McKinnon as a uniquely successful creator.
Mentioned as one of the public figures getting into Pokémon card collecting/investing.
Mentioned as someone who talks about self-awareness while discussing purpose and identity.
Mentioned as another person Larry King interviewed.
Referenced as an example of 'hustle, hustle, hustle' advice that Josh calls toxic for some people.
Mentioned as one of several podcast hosts Tommy listened to that interviewed Matthew McConaughey.
Mentioned as part of the circle of tech/media personalities around that era.
Referenced when discussing how Gary Vaynerchuk's book also lacked a dust cover.
Referenced alongside Seth Godin as talking about legacy advertising purchases like TV spots.
Referenced as inspiration for consistent daily content output ('put out a video a day').
Tommy mentions Gary Vee as someone who handled the Hot Ones hot sauce challenge impressively.
Referenced as someone who does year-end prediction content that Ash admires.
Referenced as doing 'Trash Talk' style garage-sale-to-eBay flipping videos that inspired the YouTube video Josh watched.
Josh asks Harry about Gary Vee's '100 pieces of content a day' strategy.
Referenced as an example of someone whose success summits use volunteers to get free entry.
Mentioned as someone who articulates the 'work for free' philosophy well.
Praised by Pete as the most genuine guest he's encountered on a studio visit, remembering everyone's names.
Mentioned in relation to advice about keeping a job while building a side hustle.
Referenced as an example of hustle-culture advice about doing the 'shitty jobs' early in a career.
Referenced as an example of a marketer who partners with brands outside their cultural peak, like K-Swiss.
Tommy discusses getting back into Gary Vee's content after watching his recent keynote change in tone.
Mentioned as someone whose American 'big thinking' business approach the hosts recently covered and whom Zoe says she loves.
Referenced repeatedly as the hustle-culture figure both Kylie and the hosts went through phases of following.
Mentioned as an example of blunt American communication style seen by the hosts the previous day.
Cited as an example of someone who preaches working 15-hour days, framed as an extreme extrovert who gets energy from grinding.
Josh mentions watching a Gary Vee video of him going through a garage sale looking for valuable items.
Referenced by Josh as an example of producing enough content to always have something that lands, paralleling Jules's consistent pitch.
Discussed as an early-adopter example who has become mainstream, referenced in relation to hustle culture and Meerkat.
Cited as an example of someone who transitioned successfully from one niche (wine) to a broader personal brand (entrepreneur).
Tommy recounts a friend's story about Gary Vee closing a Melbourne marketing conference and making $300k in signups in 10 minutes.
Tommy references Gary Vee as emblematic of hustle-culture motivational messaging around working 17-hour days.
Discussed as an online marketer/entrepreneur (Wine Library, VaynerMedia) whose content style people copy, sometimes poorly.
Referenced by Josh as an entrepreneur figure selling a 'hustle life' that not everyone genuinely wants.
Tommy references Gary Vee talking about 'making versus consuming' content.