The smarter play may be genuine Kanye doing 100 tweets at a time to 85 people who are identified as Kanye&#x27;s Most Lucrative Fans In The Town He Is Currently In and 15 folks randomly selected (whose inclusion is for social purposes).<p>I&#x27;m peripherally aware of someone who is one or two orders of magnitude smaller than Kayne presently doing this.  I believe the vernacular is &quot;killing it.&quot;<p>(Think of the economics for a touring band which can sell out a 100 seat theatre.  The approximate lifestyle is &quot;They plow 80% of their meagre revenues into the costs of producing music, make McDonalds wages, and live in a van.&quot;  Now, give that band the ability to tweet for two hours, glad hand some fans, and make $10k with no venue cut and no label cut.  The specific example I heard was &quot;DM fan123: Hey Dave. Enjoyed seeing you at the last 5 concerts. Got a VIP event coming up Thursday: 12 people, live in studio with us, light drinks to follow. Thought you&#x27;d want to know. Tix &amp; details: linkylink.  Hope to see you there.&quot;)<p>P.S. Before anyone on says &quot;Wait, Patrick, the economics do not make 2 hours of Kayne&#x27;s time affordable on the budget of upper middle class Americans unless he is sharded between so many people to not even have the pretense of interacting with all of them&quot; think less &quot;movie tickets&quot; as a comparable and more &quot;season tickets to an NFL team&quot; or &quot;a set of golf clubs&quot; or &quot;a cruise around Europe&quot; or any of the host of big-ticket items which upper middle class Americans <i>actually do purchase frequently when given the chance</i>.