Would you ever give up your education for djing. When I say "djing " , I mean that you gotno connections to popular djs. You just start in the middle of nowhere , and you think you hard work will pay off.

Would you or no?

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Define "education".

Nope i wouldn't because if it all went wrong you wouldn't have anything to fall back on.

hard work in djing will not pay off. djs are a dime a dozen.

i dont see that its that hard to do both

u cant dj all day, plenty of time for school or whatever

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Looks like you're not "already happened" DJ and kinda hate school. Well, I tell you, don't give up school. Very few DJs make money and living DJing. Very few. Stay in school, DJ all you want after. And BTW, even some of the most famous DJ's got education. Look at AvB. This guy went to law school. Give up anything is bad, especially education.

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DJ'ing and education should go hand in hand considering you'll never progress in your skills without learning about how it's done.

no

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Even if you're talented as heck, it doesn't mean you're gonna make it big. There are a whole bunch of crappy but popular djs. Also like Moschino said, you don't have to sacrifice one for the other, and Armin is a good example of that.

great minds never stop learning.

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Originally posted by |cEbLu3 Also like Moschino said, you don't have to sacrifice one for the other, and Armin is a good example of that.

Definitely. Simultaneously attending law school and DJ'ing must have been REALLY hard. Major props to him. Wonder if he could help me out of a financial bind in the court...

never.



especially since i am entering my second year of grad school monday. It really sucks that you konw how good you could get, but you need da schooling.

Think of it this way - trying to get into DJing is like trying to get into professional basketball.

Think of how many kids spend all that time playing basketball and neglecting their education. Guess where they end up? Probably 90% don't make it and they don't even have an education to show for it.

So don't make that mistake. Besides, you can do both!

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