Your GOATS Are Insane... Why not you?

Quantum tunneling is one of those wild concepts from physics that sounds almost like science fiction. It’s when particles, instead of bouncing off an impenetrable barrier, somehow pass right through it. Imagine slapping your hand against a wall over and over, hoping to phase through. In the real world, this seems impossible. But in quantum mechanics, if you keep at it long enough, there’s a tiny, tiny chance that, eventually, you’d break through. It’s all about persistence, even when the odds are stacked against you.

This idea of tunneling is a lot like chasing big dreams—whether it's making music, becoming a pro athlete, or even running for president. The odds are insanely slim, but if you're willing to be a little delusional and put in that ridiculous amount of effort, you might just find yourself on the other side of that barrier. Most people would give up after a few tries, but the ones who make it are usually the ones who keep at it, despite the impossibility of it all.

Think about all the major scientific breakthroughs—those didn’t come from people who played it safe. The innovators, the game-changers, they all had to push through being called crazy or delusional. They were confident enough to keep going, even when no one else believed in their ideas. It’s the same with certain artists. Look at Kanye West, Big Sean, and Juice WRLD. They didn’t just have talent; they had this unshakable, almost delusional belief in themselves. Kanye ignored every “no” and kept rapping, even when people told him to stick to producing. Big Sean shot his shot, literally freestyling for Kanye in a radio station lobby, hoping to get signed. And Juice WRLD? He kept pushing boundaries until he created something entirely new.

Sure, this kind of confidence—bordering on delusion—can sometimes make artists overestimate their abilities or how much the world loves them. But that’s the risk. When you’re that focused on achieving the impossible, your self-belief has to be bigger than the doubts, even if that means crossing the line into what some might call delusional.

So, what's the takeaway here? Embrace a little bit of that crazy belief in yourself. Like quantum tunneling, breaking through barriers takes more than just talent—it takes persistence, even when the odds seem against you. Whether it’s making music, honing a skill, or going after something that feels out of reach, that borderline delusion might be what gets you there. The real question is: Are you willing to keep at it long enough to see the impossible happen?

0:00 Quantum Tunneling
0:37 Confidence & Delusion
1:14 NPCs Vs
2:05 Science is Delusional
3:13 Delusional Role Models
4:13 Sports Breed Delusion
5:33 Creativity Breeds Delusion
5:57 Kanye
7:10 Big Sean
8:30 Yeezy 2028
9:30 Big 3???
11:47 I'm rooting for y'all
13:00 Go get some gloves