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Sho time, take 2

Host: Sho (@AgogoKaren) · Tue, 08 Sep 2026 · ~1h07m · 6 active speakers

TL;DR

A relaunch after the first Space "rugged" on Sho — she reopened, Super (@SHGFees) DJ'd a couple of songs, and the group settled into a warm conversation about community. [9:26]
Core theme: what turns a bag of holders into people who actually show up for each other — like-minded values, shared emotion, and founders investing in people over utility. [17:24]
Super opened up about LT3 as an emotional, "reflection of life" project inspired by sad/real music, built to have a piece for every mood. [20:08]
Piff (@RealPiffsPeak) laid out the Quirkies model: culture first, never the floor price, build for years not a quick two-ETH flip. [30:35]
A genuine, friendly tension explored: should a founder DM holders? Super's ambivalence about cold-DMing met Cadarn's "believe in what you built" and Sho's "just say thanks, don't sell." [46:31]
Recurring takeaway from nearly everyone: have a home base but support the ships around you, and welcoming/communication is everyone's job, not just the founder's. [1:01:53]

Highlights

[0:51] Lee's "twenty years in the space" rant. Burningbush (Lee) opened hot on anyone who leads with credentials — "if anybody ever says I've been in the space X amount of years, so I know more than you… just immediately slap them in the face." A recorded-space-be-damned cold open that set the tone.

[1:25] Sho lays down the house rules. She cues Super for music and gently warns Lee to "watch your language in my space" — establishing, to Lee's later mock-horror, that she's a non-cussing host.

[12:31] The high-noon Space and the burning bush. Lee recounts a seven-minute earlier Space that was "like the wild west… high noon," then riffs through church golf, ten (no, not ten) kids, and the immortal aside that a burning bush is fine because "they've got ointments and creams for that now and honey packs." Sho firmly moves the room along.

[20:08] Super explains what LT3 actually is. Asked to sum it up in a sentence, Super calls it "a reflection of self, a reflection of life," then unpacks the Lil Peep–inspired intent: not music you just listen to but something you feel, an NFT for every emotion — happy, sad, confused. Holders have literally told him "this is exactly how I feel today." [22:43]

[23:18] Lee on sadness as a superpower. Building on Super, Lee — the "serious guy" version of himself today — connects nostalgic sadness, memory, and music (Death Cab for Cutie gets a shout) to how communities actually bond: shared emotion, not shared charts.

[28:00] Super's "fleet of ships" analogy. Super frames the 2021 boom as a giant ship that sprang leaks; some jumped off, Pudgy/Bored Ape built their own with money, and a scrappier cluster (Quirkies, regens, nibbles, Frankies, DDG) built a ship "created by fight and desire to be here and belief." He calls it the strongest one, dude.

[30:35] Piff on culture over floor. The clearest thesis of the room: focus your all on one project whose founder shows up daily and whose community greets each other every morning — "we don't talk about the floor… we're focused on building out the brand for years to come" — while still uplifting the projects around you.

[46:31] Cadarn on not peddling your vision. Newly on stage, Cadarn reframes Super's DM hesitation: "You don't have to peddle your vision, bro… the creativity that you have spoke to him and ignited his own part of creativity." He and Sho land on the middle path — a simple "thank you for supporting us" goes a long way. [53:12]

[1:01:53] Piff's mic drop close. "It's okay to put your focus into one project… but it's also okay to support the projects around you and uplift others. Everybody have a blessed day." Cadarn and Super each add a closing beat, and Sho wraps on the "home base plus vacation homes" note.

Notable quotes

"If anybody ever says, I've been in the space this long… so I know more than you. Just immediately slap them in the face. Because that means nothing." — Lee [0:51]