Clubhouse is a new destination for Wall Street and Silicon Valley Insiders.

The voice chat app that is all the rage right now.

The next big media platform.

I don't fucking get Clubhouse.

We're doing Clubhouse here.

I don't fucking get it.

Clubhouse is the hottest new social media app.

But as noted in this thread on Twitter, it may have a problem on its hands.

And that problem is an interestingness problem. Is interestingness a word?

It is now. Basically, suggesting that when a new platform like this arises, people flood to it

and start creating content. But it's kind of hard to figure out if any of it is actually good,

interesting. What do you do once you get into the app? How do you solve this?

Today on the show, we're going to be speaking with some breakout creators on the platform that seem

to be solving that problem. We had a great conversation with the girls who run NYU girls

roasting tech guys, which is a hit show on Clubhouse. And we talked to them about the good,

the bad, and the future of Clubhouse. In just about a month, they've had crazy growth, huge collabs, and have already worked

with brand partners. So today's episode is a lesson for all creators in what the future of

building an audience looks like. But it's also a lesson for platforms on how they can ensure

their app does not go down in flames like Quibi.

You know what happened with Quibi. We all know what happened with Quibi.

Cawleyer, roll the intro. That's not my job. Samir, roll the intro. It's not my job, Colin.

Okay. Whoa. All right. I'll roll the intro. Roll the intro.

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