Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "ANALYTIC DREAMZ: NOTORIOUS MASS EFFECT (10,000,000 DOWNLOADS MILESTONE)"

Episode Date: April 1, 2025

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticJoin the community as Analytic Dreamz extends sincere gratitude to his supporters for achieving the remarkable milestone of 10,000,000 total downloads hosted on Red Circle.This achievement represents a significant milestone in the journey of the "Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect" podcast. It reflects the dedication and passion of both the host, and the loyal listeners who have supported the show from its inception. With a focus on the Gaming & Music Industry, the podcast has resonated with a wide audience, providing in-depth analysis, entertaining discussions, and unique insights into these vibrant cultures.The success of the podcast is not just about the numbers; it’s about the community that has been built around it. Each download signifies a connection made, an idea shared, and a moment of engagement with content that matters. The milestone of 10,000,000 downloads is a testament to the quality of the content and the strength of the community that Analytic Dreamz has cultivated.The dedication to producing high-quality episodes, combined with the support of his audience, has turned "Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect" into a leading voice in its niche. As the podcast continues to grow, reaching an average of 200,000 weekly downloads, it’s clear that the impact of Analytic Dreamz is far-reaching.Listeners tuning in primarily through mobile devices, especially on Spotify, have made this journey possible. The support from platforms like Red Circle has provided a solid foundation for hosting and distributing the podcast, enabling it to reach this impressive milestone.Looking ahead, Analytic Dreamz is excited to continue delivering engaging content and expanding its reach. With upcoming opportunities like potential advertising partnerships with *no spoilers* the future looks bright. Analytic Dreamz remains committed to exploring new topics, and maintaining the high standards that his audience has come to expect.Thank you to all the listeners, supporters, and partners who have been a part of this journey. Here’s to many more milestones and continued success for "Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect"!Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

1, 2, 3, 4, 5 plus 5 equals 10 in size 7 logic. Now, put that out of the way. Of course, this specific segment is celebrating the notorious mass effect and the milestone that is, or has been achieved by the masses when it comes to the overall engagement of the platform. we have officially surpassed 10 million total downloads. And with that being said, of course, we have to get into why in the world? Are we having a whole segment based on a 10 million total downloads milestone?

Well, if you don't know, when I first started this podcast, you know, of course, a while ago, as far as June 8th, 2020, I should probably have the exact date memorized by this point. But the creation of notorious mass effect happened June 8th, 2020. See, I got the date right. So with that being said, I celebrated any and every milestone possible as far as the start of my podcast because any and everybody who decided to take time out of their day to click on my content and listen to me, talk about the gaming and music.

music industry, I appreciate it. So I had a lot of different milestone type segments back then when that version of the podcast was around. I'm not going to get into the overall history of notorious mass effect. Y'all already know how we were under anchor as far as the hosting platform. Now we're under Red Circle and that whole debacle as far as when I was taken down by a certain artists. Let's just say one of the greatest artists they've lived. But you know, they're kind of petty when you don't have a positive opinion about them. So anyways, when it comes to being taken away and had to start from ground zero as far as when did this podcast start?

Well, when did this 10 years start under Red Circle? So in totality, notorious Mass Effect under the hosting platform Red Circle, if actually it's actually loads i don't think it's going to load that's great okay that's taking a minute to load so essentially what i'm talking about is when the podcast under the hosting platform red circle started january 16th 2023 it was the new rendition of the podcast and we were starting from ground zero yes ladies and gentlemen zero hold oh it was the full screen zero analytic dreams video on spotify to see the video along with the audio really a testament to perseverance

to just how in general if you want to make it work you will and at the end of the day I had a passion for covering gaming and covering music so I was thinking to myself

I was like this can't be the end this can't be the end they took me down completely from all platforms except for Amazon and podcast or Apple Podcasts if you look up notorious MasterFake my old

tenure under Aker that still pops up and if you're wondering anchors no longer around. That's the type of debacle we was going through. There was a lot of things happening over on that side of things. Anyways, as far as Red Circle, the relationship has been phenomenal, of course. And I already said I'm not getting into the history of notorious mass effect.

And I'm kind of doing the exact thing. So let me stop. That whole story was just to let you all know that the notorious mass effect in its current status is, of course, one of the multiple moments I think in my life that I show like an ultimate perseverance to make it work because of course at that time when I was taken down it was around 8 to like 10,000 as far as weekly downloads and when they took that away I was thinking wow I could never build that back up and then I guess I'm a fast forward to my other graphic as you can see analytic dreams video on Spotify to see the video along with the audio we have a little bit more than 8 to 10,000

weekly downloads as far as under our tenure with hosting platform red circle and that's of course a testament to not only me continuing and reviewing gaming and music but more importantly way more importantly is the people who searched notorious mass effect to find my new podcast and support even more after being taken down from um the powers that be let's just put like that because i have a whole segment titled Spotify versus notorious mass effect and I basically detail how I was targeted in a certain way as far as playlisting and I break it all down there so I'm not going to do it here but this is simply just a segment celebrating the 10 million total downloads achievement so only true notorious mass effect listeners are going to appreciate this segment other people are probably

going to wonder why you're not talking about gaming Why are you not talking about music? Because it is about us right now. It's about the masses. We're talking about the numbers, pun intended, the analytics that we have brought up to a point where it's literally dreamlike because I did not think this will ever get to this specific point. And it's only the beginning because there's a lot of things working behind the scenes, especially for people reaching out about certain licensing deals and things of that nature for the brand. And before you say, oh, don't sell your soul. Don't worry.

No, definitely not. There's a lot of things happening behind the scenes, a lot of different people vouching for the brand. But of course, currently, I'm happy where I am. I'm happy being independent putting up these type of numbers. Now, of course, if it changes, maybe I'll sign to somebody. But for the most part, I'm doing pretty good independently. So with that being said, obviously 10 million total downloads.

And what surprised me the most is the 211,000 weekly downings. downloads that we currently have. That is insanity. Just think about 200,000 plus people coming week after week to engage on a certain platform and the immense appreciation I have for that be in mind. Right. So anyways, this is a ginormous accomplishment. Something else I was wanting to play as far as the masses being considered is there was actual video I had up. Okay, here we go. so hopefully y'all can see this okay yeah so um not too long ago we charted and not only did we chart we charted on spotify on top leisure podcast to the point where you can see it went down a little bit so i feel like we was even higher but i don't really look at the charts like that as long as i have

my fan well i don't like saying fans as long as i have supporters from people who consistently check out my content i'm fine with that as long as y'all about you're all about you're being fed quality content, I'm good with that. So I never checked the charts. All I check is how are y'all receiving the most recent content that I'm putting out? That's the main important thing to me. I don't care about charts. I don't care about awards.

Like Drake always said as far as the Grammys, the greatest thing I think the goat has ever said is your validation is not from a conglomerate giving you awards. It's people who spend hard-earned money or time you can't get back consuming your content, right? So for that being said, I don't really look at the charts. My friends sent me this. I was like, let me just play this for the 10 million total downloads milestone segment. So as you can see, we did rank in the 37th most popular leisure podcast in the world. So this is pretty significant because, of course, as the title, Rees is just a guy with big dreams on the internet giving his passionate perspective on gaming and music. So just a phenomenal moment, especially,

for the masses and just ultimately proving that our name and what we've set out to do is being accomplished also with that being said so let's take that to the side there's something else that happened um okay so okay so this one so i did have this but it was too small that's why i brought brought up the full version and then we have here we go so now we are going to give a little credit to spotify specifically because if you didn't if you didn't know i'm part of the well i was part of the ambassador program. So with the ambassador program was under anchor the hosting platform that no longer exists. No shade. It's just they don't exist. So I was under the ambassador program and they gave me the option to be one of the first podcasts ever to put out video on that platform. That's why if you go,

you know how they completely took it down my podcast, the old version of it. Essentially, if you go to Amazon, if you go to Apple podcast and you type in notorious mass effect gameplay walkthrough, you will see i'm one of the first people to ever like this is my soldier boy moment i ain't gonna lie to you like i'm i'm always gonna hold this to the day i go to the grave i was one of the first ever podcasters to put out video on that platform now of course i was playing video games and other things like that but i mean it's still video i don't even know why i said that yeah so i was the first person to put out video on a spotify platform because i was part of the ambassador the program. That is why you always see in my description, Spotify and Red Circle Ambassador.

As far as the Red Circle ambassador part, I ain't going to lie to you. I pulled a Joe button. I gave myself a fake title. I don't care. So with that being said, over at Red Circle, we have a phenomenal relationship. They've never even brought it up. So I'm probably like, hey, they're probably cool with it. You know, they help me with different brand deals and stuff. So they've definitely seen my description. They probably just like let them rock. So anyways, and, you know, they do take care of me over there. So, you know, you know, kind of an ambassador. If you look up ambassador, what it means. You know what I'm saying?

So coming from Spotify, you know, I just basically just kept the ambassador title and put it for rest of it. But I was actually like in the ambassador program to the point where I was one of the first ever people to be able and given the tools to put video on Spotify. And we've seen nowadays where the video element is at for Spotify. So anyways, going back to that, I do have my current rendition of this podcast on Spotify for podcasts as well. upload to both hosting platforms talk about dedication right so anyways i do that to get the video version out right so the video version of the podcast is of course analytic dreams video on spotify to see the video along with the audio but the more important thing what basically all that was leading up to me saying march 18th i ranked number two in top leisure podcast and 142nd and top podcast overall

Okay, so I think I got my analytics mixed up. So previously, remember I was talking about I was like the 37th most play podcast. Let me see. Is this leisure? Oh, no, it is music. Okay, I had to make sure. Okay, so that was music. I was like, was I overall?

I was like, that would have been insane. So no, that was. So the other one was for my main platform, right? This one's for my video platform. So this is top two leisure podcast. Ranked at number two for the top leisure podcast. right for the specific day of March 18th so obviously we dropped from that but as far as the peak hitting that and the accomplishment itself like this is one of those things where embracing the

journey makes you really appreciate the little things like this which is even not that's not little at all like use the number two top leisure podcast i don't care what day it is like you making something that was impacting the masses to the point where all other leisure podcasts but one was underneath as far as engagement, right? I'm trying to put in a nice way. I don't sound like brakadocious or anything. It's a celebratory segment. So anyways, and then number 42, 142 as far as top podcasts overall,

as far as that specific date. So shout out to the video version of the platform under Spotify for podcasts. So technically, you know, we've reconciled since then, as you can see. But yeah, it was definitely bumpy roles around 20 to 20, Let's just put it like that. Well, that means, Sam, I think that's basically it. And of course, I had something else. If you were wondering, this is my latest episode.

It's out right now, shameless plug on whatever platforms you're listening to podcasts on. Make sure to watch this episode. As you can tell, I put thorough research. Well, I put a lot of research into the gaming and music industry, which is why every single episode is the length that it is. Pause. So anyways, that means, Seth. I do have a surprise and one of the few surprises.

I think I may have two or three. I don't know. But one of them is the new banner. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, we have a new banner. I don't know if y'all notice because I kind of did this before I did my whole segment and things of that nature. I've already updated my profiles and things like that. So you've probably already seen it. But this is the new banner actually showcasing me, right?

And the reason why I wanted to do that is because simply this is. this element is here now. So people see my face more and more. So before we was just behind, just the AD logo and just a notorious massive fake logo. But nowadays, I wanted to put a face on the overall brand now that people see

my face and it's when viral, you know what I mean? It's only viral a couple times, you know, a few or several times on social media. That's just me. I'm just letting y'all know. So anyways, I wanted to put my face on the podcast brand just because now, you know, it's not like I was tight in my face. But it was just, it's getting out there now. And as far as on social media, so I was like, let me just change my profile images, but still uncaptivate what notorious mass

of fake is. So I have a new banner. And of course, my new profile image is basically the middle part, just a close up of that. And as you can see, we still have notorious and Mass Effect. When I just have Notorious and Shepherd in the background, because of course, notorious Mass Effect. If you didn't know, Notorious Mass Effect, Notorious Music, Mass Effect Games, hopefully that's straightforward. Anyway, anyways, I Last, but definitely not least, we have to get into a struggling rapper because ladies and gentlemen, he needs help.

But before we do that, let's just give another round of applause for y'all because this is not even close to a possibility without your support. And I just ultimately started putting out these milestone videos and then I realized even though I was so

appreciative of the minor accomplishments that we achieve I should probably keep it going because it's like a trend at this point like I was looking back even on this rendition of Red Circle because I've been doing it when I was under Anchor. Beaving being under Red Circle, right?

November 7th, 2023, I had my 2 million listeners milestone. March 16, 2024, I have my 3 million downloads milestone. August 5th, 2025, 24, I have my 5 million downloads milestone. So as you can tell. I've been doing this for quite some time, just always being appreciative and showcasing

how much I enjoy people supporting this podcast. Because it is definitely one of the more surreal things that's happened in my life. I ain't gonna lie. As far as like creating something and then it being found high, like for you to create something, people to look at it and be like, hey, this is actually quality content, I'm going to come in week after week, well, day after day, week after week, month after month to listen to what he has to say as far as the content that he's putting

out is immensely appreciated beyond words. So yeah, that's it. With that being said, let's get into the last surprise I have. All right, so we all know this. Let me see if I can pull this up right quick.

See if I can pull up the profile first before I get to talking. Okay, so there's this particular, this is underground trash rapper. Y'all already know what we're going with it. As far as long time listeners of the podcast, if this is your first time, then you just got to, you got to figure it out. Let's just put it like that. So there's this underground rapper, and he's kind of trash.

I ain't going to lie to you. Like, he's one of the worst rappers I've ever heard in life, but he did make a track, right? He made a specific track not too long ago. and he essentially called it analytic dreams with a Z. And it was more of a tribute to the podcast. I was like, why is this trash rapper shouting me out when I trash him every single time he puts a single out? So I can't understand why he keeps doing this, but he's back again, ladies and gentlemen. And for this particular track, I ain't going to lie to y'all.

When it comes to you hearing this and it being audio garbage in your ears, Just know that I am sorry and this is just a tradition that we have not broken because Maybe the trash rapper has me at like Maybe he's like what is what they be saying when Maybe the trash rapper is extorting me now this plan let me chill he's not extorting me But yeah so we got to get into the trash rapper because of course you know He made this track a newer track you know celebrating the podcast and things in that nature is called analytic dreams with a s i mean all right how creative is that i mean he just changed that z to an s but you know

that's whatever you know we're going to get into the track i'm trying not to talk over it too much i'm actually last time i usually have a ducking on i'm a turn off ducking specifically for this artist just to let him get his bars off and obviously i'm gonna interject because i already listen to it and i'm just i'm gonna let you all figure out for yourself so anyway let's keep going all right make sure deck is not on all right cool once again i apologize for for this RDO garbage, but the trash rapper had to make a track tribute in the podcast. So let's just suffer through it together. All right, dream on, dream on, dream on.

See the numbers I've been dreaming about it came into fruition. Remember, the kitchen water whipping, put that dope up on. All right, first off, what is he water whipping? Like, at the end of the day, if he's going to act like he's a gangster, what does they even mean? Like, he has to break this down because he's trying to cause. play as a gangster and he's a whole civilian because underground rappers love to tell fairy stale fairy tales and their rhymes and their raps so why is he acting like a gangster that's one of the few things i took away from this track i was like hold him now ain't a way this man

cosplaying as a gangster so anyways let's keep going he's probably a law-abiding citizen he probably follows the law fully all let's get back into it my fault I ain't gonna lie to you. I may stand corrected as far as that sentiment. I forgot that he had that extra bar in there. So I guess he's not cosplaying as a gangster. I guess he's, we're not giving him any credit. All right, we're gonna get into the track

and we're gonna trash it. And ultimately, this track is a nice tribute, but at the end of the day, rappers like this is why we have the status that the hip hop is in as far as people saying that it's trash, right? As far as, you know, just lyrical, content is uh the lyrical content is probably decent at best anyways let's keep going i'm gonna let it play out dope up on the skill is just a talent i've been pitching now my money

count that sound like when that clock came with extensions i've been dreaming about this moment i've been dreaming about the talk i've been dreaming about me running up the numbers men a lot now i'm sitting here with hundreds of thousands i've raised a stock and my bro all of this was just a dream Hold on, man. How much money he said he had? I just don't like it, man. I just don't like that shit, man. Go take care of your kids, man.

Anyways, let's keep going. Hold on, hold on, first off. Shout out to Koneza, right? As you can see, he produced this track. I don't know why he's helping out a trash rap. Like, what type of relationship do they have? They acting like they've been cool since Jello, right? Or since before Jello blew up, right?

It's crazy how Kunisa made the whole track talking about dreams. Like they have some type of relationship. Like, why are you interacting with these level of musicians? Anyway, shout out to Kunica, however you pronounce it. I do believe he had that track that I covered with Jello that's going up called Tweaker. I think he was the producer of that. So, you know, he's a right, but I don't know why he's even engaging with this rapper right here. It's just completely garbage.

I ain't going to lie to you. But let's get back into this production. So far, the beat is my favorite part. Let's keep going. And now I know it's not. To all my dreamers keep on climbing because you'll never reach the top. But that journey is going to make you who you are, so never stop. All the money in the world to me can never make a difference because my family is the one who let them hate.

That she's feeling your precision because that drive is going to make them look at you like a magician. Are you ever going to make it that she's sparking the ignition turn the lonely bottom into one of the greatest position. That was all right. That was all. I'm not even going to critique that. That was decent. I don't know. What are you doing?

Got your family saying, got your homie saying, even the hate or saying, I know the ghost relating. Thank God for what's created. Yeah. Thank God for what's created. They hope you never make it.

Stay true to self, no faking. We built the lives, no breaking. History in the making. We steady elevating. Why they stay ever hating, don't need no validation. I've built my own foundation. 100 of thousands from my mic,

that's why I keep on. saying dream on you got a dream on don't like them stop you dream on just keep on dream for me try to sneak them vocals in like we ain't noticed boy you ain't Chris brown stick to rapping anyways getting back on my anthony fantano tip pause uh the main thing i would say is i give this a a light two out of ten because essentially you're talking about making money from my mic brother that's my lane like get an actual original idea like what way is actually going through this man's brain to keep shouting out this podcast time and time again when he knows the quality is below sea level like what in the world am i putting up with right now i just don't like it

man i just don't like that shit man go take care your kids man take care of your kids man anyways but that being said um that was the trash rapper that made a tribute to the podcast. And for the first time, listening to the podcast, just know you're probably very confused by that whole segment. And you're supposed to be. You're supposed to be.

That's why there's a whole catalog for you to go back as far as notorious mass effect and listen to my different milestone segments if you want to, just to get the overall story of the back and forth. So with that being said, you know, shout out to the trash rapper or whatever. Like hopefully you get out of your, you know,

carp. Let me chill, man. I just don't. like it man i just don't like it anyways um somebody need to take his might somebody take his equipment you know how they talk about putting terrorists or podcast equipment basically directing a lot of vitriar people who you know made a career out of just you know talking to it might people be talking about putting tariffs on podcast equipment this is how i need the fbi to show up at this trash rapper's door that's how i need them yep there's all i need to hear all throughout his house

Yeah, that's all I need here. And that will let me know that the job has been accomplished of taking whoever this underground rapper is in his equipment. Because he has to be locked up for that stuff. Man, that stuff's crazy. Anyway, shout out to him for making the track about the podcast, I guess. So with that being said, he does need to update his numbers. I think it said like $7 million. Like, can't even get the right graphic.

Like, come on. Now, we're past $10 million. And that man still has $7 million up. All right, I'm done. I'm done talking about him. So ultimately, that's what the segment is about. I didn't want to make it long, even though it's longer than I thought it was going to be, but that's what happens when I just get the yapping.

So at the end of day, episode is out now, 147, titled Playbrick Cardi delivers at Split Fiction Target's Game of the Year. I will be streaming tonight as I started streaming three times. Well, you know, I'll try to stream at least three times out of the week. And of course, I've started to build a fan base on Twitch. I don't like it. I've started to build supporters on Twitch

and Kick and Cook to Live made history as the first ever Twitch subscriber and I go back and forth with my chat as you would see

on my social medias follow them in my social media's you know Linktree and bio or just type in analytic dreams or whatever social media you use to see my social clips of me playing games

you'll see I'm interacting with the chat and usually chat oh hold up and usually the chat pops up like right here well I guess technically it still pops up below me yeah so with that being saying I appreciate everybody who supports analytic dreams

notorious mass effect and ultimately I just want to say in the corniest way possible I appreciate everyone who supports week after week and let's continue to affect the masses and with that being said click my link to my bio let me know one of my social medias what do you think about the celebratory segment of passing 10 million downloads and not only that what do you think of the trash rapper making an entire track about the podcast and what is your least favorite part about the track