Relationship Advice: Musician Edition | TwoSet Talks | EP. 3

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• WE

  @WeilunP · 2 years ago

  Twoset talking/gossiping about musicians dating and carefully not spilling a thing about their personal life lol

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• LI

  @LingLingwannabes_ · 2 years ago

  1st advice “ you shouldn’t be dating you should be practicing “

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• CR

  @cr.quette · 2 years ago

  the way they made this video but didn't go into any personal details is kinda impressive 😭

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• IM

  @impassionategods_ · 2 years ago

  next episode: please talk about how you two can stay friends while also being business partners! how do you divide the work, how do you start to expand your team and hire other people you’re not close with, how do you divide the time between twoset and your own personal life, etc <br><br>cuz u know starting a business with friends can very easily break your friendship apart

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• SA

  @sabrinai · 2 years ago

  Brett immediately pointing out that the question of the young guy wasn&apos;t about Eddy and him but about the couple just shows how well he can read people.

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• LA

  @lazychickenugget · 2 years ago

  as a musician, I can confirm no matter how much we hide it, we still have a little bit of competitiveness inside us

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• AQ

  @aquamarine9568 · 2 years ago (edited)

  “Comparison is the thief of joy”, wise wise words to live by.

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• EL

  @elissahunt · 2 years ago

  I am a musician married to a musician (for 25 years and counting). I 100% agree that the relationship has to be about supporting each other. But this goes for everyone, not just musicians.

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• AC

  @acad555 · 2 years ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAivFkU6vs0&amp;t=1048">17:28</a> “If you need another pair of ears, I’m here and I’m all yours.” - I loved how inviting that sounded 😊 Thanks Brett!

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• TA

  @tasmonic · 2 years ago

  On competitiveness and teamwork: &quot;Us against the problem, not us against each other&quot;

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• PR

  @procrastipractice · 2 years ago

  &quot;Don&apos;t give people practicing unsolicited advice&quot; So true for relationships, Tonic and everywhere else

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• SE

  @selgeaus · 2 years ago

  My wife thought I was gay and safe to hang out because I was studying music composition when we first met. That was 25 years ago.

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