ELE SABIA MUITO E NÃO APLICAVA NADA, ISSO É OBESIDADE MENTAL | Caio Felipe | De Papo com o Pimenta

SUBSCRIBE    / @depapocomopimenta   ON SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/show/7AMNNTj... FOLLOW ON INSTAGRAM   / depapocomopimenta     / pimenta_diego   ------------------------------- GUEST: Caio Felipe   / ohcaiofelipe   Caio Felipe has a degree in computer science, started recording funk music videos with a camera and a drone bought as a hobby, lived in the United States, returned to Brazil in 2025 and today runs Legítimos Group. In September he will travel to Norway for three months of production on the Terapipa project. This is his first podcast ever. But the subject of the episode isn't cameras. It's an expression he drops in the middle of the conversation that probably describes you: mental obesity. Studying a lot, knowing a lot, helping everyone and not applying anything. He spent years like that. Excerpts 02:23 NORWAY: THREE MONTHS, SNOW AND NEUROSCIENCE 09:28 FROM FUNK MUSICIAN TO FILMMAKER: CAIÃO'S JOURNEY 17:52 CAIO WHO RESURRECTED AND MENTAL OBESITY 23:57 MUSIC IS A PRODUCT. WHAT IS IT LIKE TO BE AN ARTIST?* 29:05 THE LEAP INTO CINEMA AND THE THREE-YEAR PLAN 35:15 WHAT TO PACK: CONNECTION, CULTURE AND MEMORY 40:37 THE THREE TABLES AND THE INTERNET FULL OF GURU 47:00 THE GUEST'S QUESTION WHAT DO YOU LEARN? THAT A CLOSED DOOR CAN BE THE BEGINNING OF EVERYTHING. This podcast exists because a message in the direct messages went to spam and was never answered. The answer wasn't to insist, it was to build the channel itself. THAT GIVING A LECTURE AND FACING A CAMERA ARE DIFFERENT FEARS. "The camera is a cannon — you don't know who's on the other side." Anyone who has ever spoken to a full room can freeze up alone in front of a camera, and the difference lies in the control over who sees you. THAT IT'S POSSIBLE TO BUILD AN ENTIRE CAREER BY BEING SELF-TAUGHT - UP TO A CERTAIN POINT. He learned everything on YouTube and Google, but only truly unlocked his potential when he paid for a directing course. Self-teaching takes you far; it doesn't lead to the end. THAT A 30-SECOND VIDEO IS THE MOST DIFFICULT PRODUCT FOR A PRODUCTION COMPANY. It's not the music video, it's not the track. It's the commercial that sells the track. And that's precisely what beginner artists underestimate the most. WHAT IS MENTAL OBESITY. Accumulating knowledge without applying any of it. He had been studying traffic and launches since 2014, helping everyone, and not executing anything he knew. THAT ENTRY DOOR IS NOT EXPECTED, IT IS PAID FOR. Three days of immersion from 8 am to 9 pm, straight from the night shift that went from 11 pm to 6 am. Without sleep. That's what got him into the place that changed everything. THAT THERE ARE TALENTED SINGERS AND THERE ARE ARTISTS - AND THEY ARE NOT THE SAME THING. There are talented people who don't know how to behave like artists, and people with no talent at all who are true artists. The difference is behavior, not voice. THAT TALENT IS THE LAST THING YOU LOOK FOR IN A TEAM. He was invited to the biggest project of his life because of who he is, not because of what he knows how to do. Talent can be developed; character and decision-making cannot. HOW TO IDENTIFY A GURU. His criteria are clear: those who sell results without showing the process. Or, worse, without having the result. VIEWS WITHOUT PURCHASE INTENTION ARE WORTH NOTHING. A thousand views from someone who consumes the product are worth more than a million from someone who just stopped to laugh. The metric that matters isn't the one the platform shows you first. #depapocomopimenta #communication #caiofelipe