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What what what rab from? Then? Like a flowing to the cyling man.

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I put the new fivey's on the
middle finger up to the middle with

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you club shut up, well all
the all the hi must hand the beat.

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Hey, hey five a year minute
parking lot o black trucks taking part

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this class and got your Heyo mustard
is here. Let's get to it.

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Intro by d J Fuse right there. I learn that that was amazing.

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It's crazy, right, I was
just talking to Fuse in the elevator on

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the way up today, like,
Yo, there's so many songs we can

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hear for another thing three hours now. You picked you picked the right one.

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Those records are the one. Most
of those records helped change your life.

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Yeah, yeah, it's definitely.
Yeah, the radio changed your life.

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That's why I never take it back
on the radio. Radio is I

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know it. I know it.
Radio is extremely important. I think till

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this day. Yeah, there's artists
like yourself that it's just it's just there.

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There's proof that's you are the proof
of radio. Yeah, because I

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never forget, like growing up as
a kid, you know, listening to

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the radio. You know you're going
on your way to school listening to the

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radio. I used to call the
radio station to win tickets, you know

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what I'm saying, Like literally,
like I went to like all the summer

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jams like one tickets, calling over
and over and over. Right, I

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even want a snow trip one time
I went to the snow with my sister.

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That's right, pretty crazy crazy,
Like radio radio is just like it's

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a part of you. That's great. Once you were on the radio,

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things just changed forever. That was
it. And then you helped create a

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sound that changed West Coast radio and
radio across the country. Yeah, it's

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definitely that's that sound had that's the
goal. That's that was always the goal.

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Yeah, and then you started hearing
like many mustards everywhere. That's to

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go to to that that that's that
should be the goal. Going back to

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radio, though, do you feel
like us at two three and just keep

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it a book, do enough to
put on for our West Coast artists?

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I mean, yeah, I feel
like the song is great. I don't

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I think that it's excuse people make
it's like you don't play West Coach.

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I don't. I don't know,
because all my songs get played. I

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don't know what anybody talking about yeah, I've seen that. But it's like

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people like all my songs gotta play
like I mean, he was in it

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was literally my song. Yeah,
I mean all those but you know it's

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like you get that hit, you
gotta get the hit, get here,

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you're gonna get played. I don't
think it's and everybody like I feel like,

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if you know something's hot in the
city, you guys are we can

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d m you guys. People that's
not you know you you hear stuff.

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It's like you get a hot record, ninety percent of the chance it's gonna

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be on the radio. If you
get a hot record, I don't mean

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hot in your in your bedroom hot. Everybody listening to it and it's going

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up social media, right right,
people understand and get it right right?

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Yeah, man, Mustard is here. So yo, shout to a parking

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lot with Travis Scott. That's out
now, that's crazy, congratulating, appreciate.

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Yeah, some of the barbecue time, barbecue, my son's out was

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hot hot outside whos down? Yeah, pause, Yo, that's crazy Mustard

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seed. We're gonna see it.
July twenty sixth Yes, sir, Yeah,

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the album's done. Vocals are all
in. Yeah, all the vocals

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in vocals are in, yeah,
okay, any interludes, yeah, my

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mom my sister watch on the Kwan. Yeah. He's been very much a

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part of the whole process with like
me trying to the story that I'm trying

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to tell so that can change his
life. Man. Yeah, it's gonna

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be good for him. Is there
any pressure with this album putting it out?

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Not no more. I think I
think maybe, Like a couple of

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months ago, I was like,
all right, what I'm gonna do to

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make everybody listen? It was like, what's the role got, what's the

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role out? It's like, no, I don't think it's I mean,

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it's always pressure, you know,
you want people love your music and stuff

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like that. But I think that
you know, I make music with feeling,

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and if you got any type of
heart or feeling in your body for

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the West Coast sound and just for
the people that I work with, you'll

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be fine. You're like the album. Yeah. Man, when he did

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perfect ten on my last album,
he did that song, he was telling

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me I should name that album faith
with mustle See, and I was just

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like, I already got the titles, you know. But we talked for

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hours that night and I always kept
in the back of my head because he

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told me, like, man,
if you before I saw, I said,

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you need an album called Faith with
must See. And I'm like,

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all right, bet Yeah. And
when I was making this album, I

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was started off making a different album
and I'm not gonna say the title because

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I'm couldn't use it. But and
I made this song for my mom called

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a song for Mom, and she's
a big Luther Van Draws fan. It

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felt really soulful, and I was
just like, Okay, maybe I should

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go to like I think Faith imus
See fits it better. Yeah, how'd

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you go about the samples? Because
I know you're not necessarily a huge sample

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guy. You find ways around it. You get very creative with sample.

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Yeah, I usually don't sample,
but I just I guess as of recent

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I've just been like trying new things
and stuff and trying to just make the

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sound bigger. So there was a
lot of rumors about the not like a

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sample. It's not ether, it's
not ether. I was telling people,

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yeah he was, you heard it. It did sound similar, but it

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wasn't talk. Man, I seen
a DJ playing everybody there wasn't that was

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was originally I believe it. No, no, no, it's a blues

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song. Its like again, I
don't think no know it is called I

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believe. I think the sample is
called it is right, I believe,

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yeah, right, But I don't
know if that part is there because we

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didn' sample that part. Okay okay, Yeah, And the song was done

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in thirty minutes and didn't heard until
we heard it. Yeah. Yeah,

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that's crazy. We have a lot
in common now, Yeah, we are

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the same say yeah, yeah,
we all want Yeah. So you heard

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it right online or I heard it
on YouTube. My man just sent it

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to me, and a couple of
the other homies was just texting me and

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stuff, and I was just like, what did I miss? I wouldn't

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listen to it. I was like, I was on my way to a

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baby shower and I was just like
going crazy. I damn didn't want to

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get out of the car. Nah, I was just listening. I kept

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listening. Yeah, I was kept. I just kept listening to it.

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And then I went in the baby
shower and people next door was playing it.

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Wow that fast? Yeah fast.
I saw an interview said that you

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were sending Kendrick five be today,
right, Yeah, I just sent them

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five beasts today. I sent five
beats every day. Yeah. How long

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have you been doing this? Maybe
no? Five months? OK? Maybe

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nah, not that long. Maybe
I've been sending the beats forever beat list

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send me, send me him.
I can try. I got you,

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I got you Spanish and find out
a little faith. I got the faith.

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I got you hard part of his
faith though in this game, and

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it's super important. Man, having
faith. It is like the whole.

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That's it. Like you, you
can I tell everybody only take one.

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You know, one song will change
your life. You know, even if

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you the lowest artists of the highest, you can be off deck and get

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one song, and it's just everything
is you know, you change yourself.

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Having the faith and believing in yourself
is everything. You know. And people

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may think it's easy for you to
get Kendrick on the track your mustard,

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right, I don't think anything.
Even if it wasn't Kendrick, I think

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getting a song on anybody isn't easy. You know. It's just you know,

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being persistent and having faith and believing
that one day of the come and

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your time is coming. That's what
it gets you. The song. It's

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got to be right to the line. Because sometimes even artists threw in their

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head about certain songs, like I
don't know if I want to put this

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out anymore, because they were in
a certain headspace when you first the song

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was created. I'm sure Mustard Mustard
has had a song on the shelf for

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ten years with songs like that.
Yeah, never the last date, that's

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crazy, something like that. I
want to hear it. I don't think

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anybody would ever hear I know right
Yo, the the pop out was crazy.

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You're set with out of here bro
than congratulations, thank you man.

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You're out there having fun. Man, it felt fun. It was in

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the backyard at home. Now.
You gave it a club vibe. That

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was my That was my whole thing, is like I want to just make

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this feel like a party. Yeah. When I heard fat Man Scoop,

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I said, okay, Mustard is
in his DJ. Yeah. Yeah that

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was that was that was That was
like the second track. That was the

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second track. Yeah, that was
the second trick. Yeah. I knew

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I wanted to start off with something
of mine, which is pure water.

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And then I was just like all
right, let me go. We go

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to the club real quick and like
make people know it's okay to party and

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get the energy. Fat Man School
emailed me to day after that, It's

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pretty crazy. I appreciate that man
like you. I appreciate I appreciate you.

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Nah. But I remember back in
the day I was talking to him

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about doing some stuff, but I
never worked on I'd be crazy as a

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DJ doctor when it comes to that
set, Mustard, Are you giving complete

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control? Are they you got a
week? Literally I don't even know if

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I had a week, but I
think yeah, it's complete control. Nobody

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telling me what to do. It
was more so like we want you to

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do, you do what you think
is best, and I'm like, all

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right, okay, yeah I can
do that. Yeah yeah. And it's

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almost like it felt as if if
preparation and opportunity met right at the right

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time. We only rehearsed one day. We ain't really rehearsed. I was

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just like, look, you coming
in at this part. You coming in

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this part, Steve Lacy like part
I'm coming in, and you're coming there

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right here. Tyler didn't show up, Like why you went there? You

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went there? Guys. Yeah,
it's cool. I think man. I

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saw a video again on TikTok stay
off of TikTok Jesus Christ. I mean,

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what happened? What was the video? So I saw the video,

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right, and it's the side of
the stage. Doctor Dre walks up to

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you. You a big hug,
whisper something in your ear. Yeah,

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probably says a good job or good
ship bro. Right, he definitely said

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good job. Yeah, good job, right, and then he sees Yg

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gives him a hug and says,
call me, call me twice. That

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means you got to call doctor Drey. Yeah. Yeah, I think it's

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time for a Mustard co produce Doctor
Dre yg album. That would be amazing.

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It would be I don't know if
that would happen, but definitely that

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would be amazing. It can happen, it can It's possible. Of course,

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it's possible. You're here, bro, It's possible, like you want

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it to be possible. I think
that would be crazy, and it's time.

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I think it's time. Yeah,
let's send him to the moon.

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Yeah for sure, he got some
good stuff coming to Yeah. You know

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what I was explaining to them,
I thought it was common knowledge. You're

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Mustard on the beat hole drop that's
why g Yeah, from back in the

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day, Like I said, everybody
knew. When I said it on the

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air, it looked at me crazy. Yeah, even she was like,

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yo, you're lying. Yeah I
might have. I might have missed the

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dog. Yeah, don't be mad. Back in the day, from back

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in the day, I'm good.
I thought he was lying again because of

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TikTok. Yeah, speaking of back
of the day, do you remember doing

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the show in Peko about like ten
years ago? It was you yg the

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Rejects tied t C forty eight hundred. I believe, I think so and

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Shi. It was crazy. I
was that I was DJing for one of

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the rappers. But I always I
was like, yo, that's fucking nuts.

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I was like, I wonder what
he wanted his paint these, I

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wonder what a little bit and nothing? Crazy, Like I wonder how much

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that pay? Because it was a
fucking it was a lineup. Yeah,

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it was probably broke. It was
definitely like it probably wouldn't that much.

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Five hundred piece. What's up,
let's get to it and let's get super

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fright. You have to do that
right, almost like like a comedian.

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You gotta do little shows on your
way. You gotta work and skip that.

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Yeah, that's not that don't.
It don't work like that. You

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gotta you gotta pay a dudes.
And yeah, you can't hit all the

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clubs. I feel like I hit
all almost every club out here, I

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would assume, I think, yeah, for sure, seen you at playhouse

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a few times. Playhouse playhouses seemed
to be crazy, right Mustard here his

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eye when you said supper clubhouse,
Yeah, they don't know, don't know

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about that. Supper club was time
the couch, That was the time.

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That was. That was a good
time. That was a crazy we haven't

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had no club like that like that
was like, you know what crazyest we

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made it out of live out of
those motherfuckers. That was dangerous. What

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was supper club? Mustard? Like, if you could revisit and and and

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just man, that was DJ Mustard
right there. I think it was a

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little bit of the same. I
just I don't know, man, I

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was that was some crazy times.
That was flowing, like yeah, forty

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two, the Acespace coming out,
the theme raq everywhere, it was TORAQ

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was everywhere crazy at that time.
Insane, man, Yeah, no,

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that was some crazy times. You
know, much of what I was thinking

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about, right, we're at the
pop out, We're broadcasting live. We

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get to go in and witness history
one of the best concerts, if not

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the most iconic rap concert we've ever
seen in our lifetime. Right, and

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there you are in the middle of
it. And as a dad and as

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someone who works every day, I'm
thinking, like, you know, this

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isn't just like this is just a
small part of what Mustard is going through.

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There's also life happening. You have
to navigate through all the success and

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all of it hitting you all at
once. Yeah, right, Like it

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must have been so much going on
while all of this good was happening.

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Yeah, yeah, that's what we're
saying. I mean, but that's how

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I go. You got to balance
it out and you know, take the

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winds with the I don't take since
you know, that's how I go.

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I feel like I was built for
this. And as a that too,

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you know, I know you're a
dedicated father. Yeah, I'm my kids,

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got my kids week on, week
off every week at my hospital dad

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school right now, that summer camp. But yeah, I'm very very telling

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me it was like a serious and
you were like, yeah, my kids

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about to get haircuts. It's the
first day of school tomorrow, the first

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day of school in an hour.
That's definitely possible, but try to get

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them to sleep around nine being a
part of one. Like Cruise was saying,

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history, what was the best concert
that you've ever been to as a

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fan? Maybe one of the summer
gyms a long time ago. That was

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with the Beat, right, I
think the beat? It was the beat?

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It was. I remember Usher performed
and he did a back flip and

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the chain came off and winning the
crowd, and I gave it back to

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him. Wow, it was crazy. It might be on YouTube or something,

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but I was in a concert coming
from l A. You could have

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kept that. I didn't. I
didn't catch it. Somebody else caught it,

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but they gave it back to him, and I was just like,

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it's crazy. Out of it back
in the street, don't we call that

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taxes paint? To give it back
to speaking the street? Mustard? Right?

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You know so many sections on stage
right and for politics to be on

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hold that definitely don't understand how massive
that is. That's why it's like the

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beef is. It's like this is
way bigger than beef. Like it's like

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bigger than that. I don't think
I've ever seen a place where like like

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that. It was like nobody smirked, nobody looked at nobody, nobody banged

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on, nobody was everybody was on
stage having a good time. It's like,

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man, this is way bigger than
any We didn't hear about anything happening.

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Nothing happened, Everybody went home,
everybody was cool, and everybody was

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on Instagram happy and we I don't
think we've ever seen that kind of fellowships

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and last ride, Oh yeah,
yeah, a thousand percent. We haven't

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seen nothing like that. Watching the
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you get emotional, man, because
it's almost like your personal history and

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there's glimpses inside your life that we
don't normally get to see. Is there

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a song on the project that makes
you emotional as well? Not so much

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emotional, but it's a song on
my album where I'm rapping at the end,

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And that's the most vulnerable because I've
never rapped or never done anything of

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nothing like that. But you told
us once you would never do that.

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Yeah, I definitely said that a
lot of times. But I think that

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I've been behind the boards and the
beats so long that nobody's ever heard of

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mind Side of things as far as
when it comes to anything family or friends

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or you have a voice. Yeah, so it's like I think it was

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just the time. Do you feel
like it's just time to unload everything I

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bottled inside? I just feel like
I owed it to I owe it to

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my fans to like show I let
you guys know where I've been in the

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last five years and what's been going
on in my life, you know,

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like the everything COVID divorced from everything, you know, so life just telling

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people about your life. Sometimes people
need to hear it because you know,

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from you and not from the internet. Sure, no, exactly, it's

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gonna come from tiktokiktok damn TikTok.
Sometimes you got to pop out and show

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them. In fact, I can't
say the way it was written. That's

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my version. The video shoot was
wild man crazy, super crazy man.

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I love the video of you k
Dot in front of the tams. Yeah,

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like that's that's it. Like that
fries is crazy. They got some

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good fries. They got the best
fries best, but they got some good

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fries better than interneut fries. I
don't like you know you like you know

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fris inn out fries are good.
Really, yeah, I know everybody hates

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you have to ask for them,
like, well done, that's what stake.

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Fries are good too. I like
the big, thick fries. I

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like, say, fries cool.
You like like, yeah, does that

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change your relationship a little bit?
Fries is cool when you're hungry, of

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course you'll cut that ship off.
The interview and I got me looking crazy.

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What's up Jack? When you get
your first number one song? Like,

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how does that feel for you?
I think it just feels like everything

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I've been working towards is panning out
the way that I thought it would.

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And like I said, like,
I'm super grateful, but I'm not surprised

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with all the all the work that
I do every day. So look good.

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I feel like you're a type of
person to like be humble but also

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brag about like the stuff that I
mean. I think at this point,

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I don't really have to brag.
It's like I don't got to say that.

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It's like it's nothing you can really
say this one. It's crazy to

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see Steve Lacy after you mentioned Steve
lasone creative Tyler. I didn't know Tyler's

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coming out to the night before really
reaction was nuts from Tyler invited himself.

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He can Yeah, so you didn't
know. So he was like, yo,

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the night before they like Tyler coming, I'm like for real, alright,

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bet Yeah. It was good to
see Steve Lacy up the Steve joined

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himself the crowd going crazy, crazy
man, insane. Yeah yeah, I

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thought Tyler hurt himself. He jumped
off the stage. Man, he's still

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that guy is crazy, man,
Yeah, that guy is crazy. Yeah.

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I think there's nothing he can't do. There's nothing he can't do.

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He's like a superhero or something.
You know. Roddy did mention that he

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canceled Fashion Week in Paris to be
there. Was there anything that you had,

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like prior committed. I was supposed
to go to fashion Week too.

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I'm the one who told Riddy to
cancel it. I told him, like,

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bro, shit, he was like, I'm gonna still, I might

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go. I don't know. I
was like, man, shit, I

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think you're gonna go to Paris and
you're gonna see this and be like dang,

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I wasn't not there, And he
thought about it. He's like,

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I'm gonna go. I'm gonna stay. Bro. I was like, all

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right, bit yeah, because it's
like, well, you don't want to

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miss this. This is gonna be
historic, and it was historic. Yeah,

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no, no, cancel your own
funeral. Doctor. I definitely was

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supposed to go to Paris as well. Are you really Yeah, I'm supposed

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to go. I just didn't.
You got to move a lot of stuff.

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That does that cost you? Yeah? The don't call. It's like

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what do you like? What do
you want? You know, like it's

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like you pay for I'm doing music
right now, fashion weeks? I can

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wait. I'll be there next year. I'll be there in the next one.

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Is this is history, like it's
gonna be It's gonna be talked about

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forever. Man, it is.
Yeah, And it's the most watched Amazon

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Music production my point. Ain't no
fashion show out there like that right now?

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No? Absolutely? Yeah, the
most the most the biggest song that

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we've seen in a long time,
not like us. And it continues to

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grow, It'll grow throughout the summer. It's only been off with like two

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months. It's crazy and it's massive
and I don't even know what the words

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to put for that, Like what
do you do? What's going on?

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Is there any way you celebrate this
personally. Do we get a new car,

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do we go on vacation. No, I ain't buying no cars right

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now. I'm about to have a
kid, so I think that's my celebration.

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That's right, and congratulations chilling man. I go out to you do

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normal stuff. I play tennis every
day. I just do a lot of

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normal things. I don't really do
like I feel like. I was talking

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to my mentor the other day and
he was like, man, you remember

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back in the day, you would
have probably like parking lot, came out,

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even been in the club spending money
for no reason. I was just

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like, you're right about that.
I don't. I just I find fun

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and like the normal ship, like
being normal and going, yeah, like

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going to play tennis or going out
to eat with my girl. I don't

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hang with a lot of people,
so I keep you around it from out

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right, I don't even think it's
nothing. In my mind is like,

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let's wild out like I don't.
I don't even think that's cool anymore.

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That's right. That's right. You're
an adult. You grew up grown man.

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That's what it takes. Man.
Would you consider yourself a good tennis

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player? I like to think that
I could go pro. Yeah, you

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have to go bro. You can
get that Serena. I don't know if

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I can get that Serena. But
I can hang. I think I can

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probably hang. I can play a
couple of points. I can play.

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I can play. I can get
a couple of points, maybe a point

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stretch. I probably get a point. If she if she fought, she

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messes up, not off me.
If she's got COVID, I could beat

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her. Yeah, something like that. How long you've been playing tennis for

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maybe like two years and something.
You got a coach? Yeah, I

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got a couple of coaches. That's
right, man, Tennis was it?

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I don't know. Man, Like
I walk, I used to walk every

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I still walk every day, do
my miles and stead. But I don't

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like running on the traademill I was
born is born, and you love running

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the trimming when I do, I've
been running in a while. Look at

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me. But what I'm saying is
I'd rather run on a treadmill than run

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outside. Really like tennis is like
I could run a thousand calories an hour

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and a half, and tennis,
you know you can't do that run.

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I mean you can if you ran
the whole time. Yeah, I'm not

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running the whole time. Have you
tried pickleball yet? Nah? I ain't

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playing on pickleball muster. Is there
a verse that you can't wait for all

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of us to hear on the album? Is there one? Like? Fuck,

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I can't wait for everybody to hear
this ship? I think I feel

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like that about every song on my
I just feel like the songs are just

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gonna resonate with everybody. So definitely
a little nervous for like my song and

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I'm rapping, But I feel like
anytime you're nervous, it's a good thing.

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Yeah, you're nervous the first day
of school, you got a fresh

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fit. I wanted, Like my
fis nervous. When you have a kid,

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You're nervous everything that you you know, you are nervous about. Every

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time I played it for like jay
Z and stuff, and I played it

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for like who else play for jay
Z, played it for Vince Staples,

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maybe Tiger YG. Everybody's like wow, feeling itverybody. It's not like no

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turned up song though, it's not
like that. It's like every real song

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for sure. What hepes say I
mean because he says this is beautiful beautif

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he said, man, this is
beautiful. Man, it's that beautiful.

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Just rap on the end of it. Give me a verse, this is

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that beautiful. Let's he's not on
it, but it's just my song.

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Probably wouln't make sense for him to
be on anyway because it's literally personal about

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me. So oh really yeah,
it's all about my life, about your

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life. You are to that point
though, songs gott to make sense,

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right, You just can't force something
for the look right. Yeah, No,

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I don't do that. I'm if
the verse is not good, I'm

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not if it doesn't match. I
just want to put random people on songs.

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I think that's one of my gifts, to of putting different people with

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different people. It just sounds oh
yeah to me, that sounds good at

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least is that you would never think
is there a beat or song that you've

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heard from someone else that you wish
you would have did? Uh could have

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been an older song too. It's
like, yeah, damn shit, California

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Love. I wish I made California
Live. I wish I may get Low

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by Little John too, like Bro, like Man blow the Whistle, like

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I wish I had made. There's
a lot of songs. I feel like

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that about right, And it's that
kind of thinking that got you into not

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like us right because you thought yourself, what would a song that Doctor D

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produced for for Little John sound like? Yeah? Or like yeah, like

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if they were both in the studio, what would you who would you want

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to hear? And that's how you're
like done done, Dona. It's like

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yeah, like you know, this
is how we do this, Like the

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drum is just like some Little John
don't don't don't like this crazy eight o

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eight. Yeah, that was my
thought process. Man, look at it

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now, man, Yeah, it
worked. We did it, man,

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listen, man you put on man. Congratulations. Appreciate that all day.

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Bro, thank you for the time. Yeah, most definitely appreciated. How

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many times I've been d M and
d d J. Mustard Bro, how

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ain't you back though you did?
Thank you? That's why that's like you

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do it today. I'm like,
all right, let's do it. That's

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great, bro, definitely, And
I'm about to go play tennis time time.

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Let's get to it. Man,
parking lot is everywhere not like us

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everywhere, of course. Faithful Mustard
Seed July twenty sixth, can't wait for

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it? Brongrat appreciate our blast Bro. Thank you Bro always, Thank you

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man It, Sir Muster, Cruise
Show Real Naty two to three d JA.

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Hey, Hey checking Rich from the
Cruise Show. Thanks for listening to

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The Cruise Show podcast to make sure
to subscribe, and hey auto download so

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you don't miss an episode. So
so so so so