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Yeah. Now, let's pretend like
I'm on the stage and when my feet

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drops, everybody goes insane. Okay, this is to go crazy on the

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she had down booty popping in the
handstand ash and you know what, look

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at how she thought thought forget any
bigger bubble. Go on. I want

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to show you walk like a jokey
car because anything's better than nothing. That

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all nothing, it all nothing nothing, know on you. I know you

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feel where I'm coming from. We're
going less other things in my past that

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I tell them, tell them,
tell them, tell me. I'm in

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my zone. I'm feeling that.
Yock. We all we the mask.

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If you was to go, if
it wasn't, let's for the podcast.

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If if if hey, y'all bo
b is on the cruise show, let's

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go. Who was that? That
was a nice intro, man, I

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got some slaps, man. I
made that myself. Man, it's in

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a crazy man. I know that
that's a good one. Bro, That's

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very welcome. Man, I don't
know for arms along and the balls don't

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respect to the one that made it. I'm so sorry I was lying man,

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Okay, yeah, okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, I just

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started DJing, so I know that
a whole different respect for DJ. Bro.

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That's not easy, right, it's
not Jackie just started DJing too,

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Yeah, just when what was it? My boyfriends of DJ so me and

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my wife DJ. Yeah, okay, kind of thing and don't want to

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battle. We we've been doing it
for like a year, so it's gonna

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be real. It's gonna be amateur
night four months. Yeah, like we're

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here and there. I'm addicted to
it. Yeah right, it's addictive,

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Like I can't stop doing it now
for sure. If you need you to

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teachure some things, man, he's
ready though. Yeah, man, I'm

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trying to learn. I'm up to
four decks now. I know how to

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do it on four decks. It's
digital, not like yeah city, I'm

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doing the controller Okay, that's right, that's right. I ain't doing the

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citdjs yet. I'm not at the
flash drive point where I just pull up

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pop a flash driving as a d
J. What's your favorite genre to mix

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at the moment? I like,
okay, I like like I'm a piano

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house music, reggaetne, Brazilian funk, Brazil, Yeah, a little bit

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Yo and Andrell. You can you
can mix all those together. You know

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what I appreciate about Brazilian funk,
it's the distortion in their vocals. It's

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kind of like distorted. It sounds
like it's actually on a mike. So

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you've got Yeah, it's gonna sound
like the favela, like right right right,

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right right, So you got crappy
equipment. It's all good recorded anyway.

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Best. That's where the best music
come from. Man, shout off

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the DJ fuse for that intro.
Man, straight up, many many,

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Ye, what's your DJ name is? It's not Boney will Money will want

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to DJ? Won't he will?
Won't he will? Because won't he do

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it? Yes? He did?
Yes? That's great man? Yo?

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How you been man? Everything good? Yeah? I've been great? Man.

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I mean like, yeah, life
is good. And you know,

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you know when life be good sometimes
and he'd be like you don't trust,

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don't trust. Yeah, one good
thing happens, He's like, great,

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my life something we're so we come
from the struggle docs. Every when everything

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something good happens, you always something
bad, always following something like yeah,

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I'm like I'm not falling for it. Where Bob says, if it's too

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good to be you, it's too
good to be true. Hey, that's

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true though, that's for real true. But that's traumatic. We're walking around

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with a lot of trauma. Then
pasta syndrome. That syndrome. Yeah,

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yeah, man, it's real.
I think that's a It's one of the

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many true signs of genius. I
think syndrome. That's true. And then

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like you know, I feel like
certain things though, like I knew I

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was supposed to rap, like so
anything that came out way with that,

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I was like, yeah, I'm
supposed to get this, like give me,

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give me all the opportunities, and
but but it's like, you know,

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I guess because it's like I do
it because I love doing it,

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and it's not you know, some
people do it to be just to be

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famous, which if that's what you
want to do, you know, I

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have a class where I can teach
you how to do that. I have

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in my class. I teach people
how to if you want to be a

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producer, an artist, an independent
artist, or if you want to just

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if you want to just sell out
and just do we can do that.

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We can. I can teach you
the right way to do that too.

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But like you know what I'm saying, I really teach it all. But

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you know, I think because I
really love the art of music, like

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I love DJing and making music.
So it's like the enjoyment I get isn't

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like a lottery ticket. It's like
I really look at it, like,

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oh, this is what I'm supposed
to be doing, Like this is my

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life. You know what I mean? Yes, sir, you appreciate it.

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Oh yeah, absolutely? Like are
we live right now so I can

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cuss? You can. Yes.
You've never been wanted to like nail it

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in though, Bob Right, it's
always like, you know, you appreciate

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music from the ground up. It's
never let me just point me to where

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I need to go and I'll do
my job and I'll get out of there.

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No, there's more to it for
you unless I'm just you know what

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I'm saying, I'm ready to go
home smoke with Dubie. Yeah, but

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yeah, I really I really like
I like to give people what I like

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to give people as much as I
can in each moment, you know what

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I mean, Like whether it's like
on stage or if I'm doing a DJ

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drop or if I'm putting together even
if it's like a five to ten minute

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DJ set, like I'm gonna try
to make that shit hit like you know

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what I mean? So yeah,
Bro, Yeah, are you it's kind

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of a curse too, like cause
I you should be trying to go too

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hard. Yeah, that's what happens. Yeah, are you prepared to play

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in Vegas night clubs and you want
to do all that? Coach them?

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I want to do. I want
it as long as it feels like a

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side quist. I'll do it like
I like you don't want to do feel

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like a job? Yeah, got
it? You go translator, that's my

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food translator, bro, Bro the
philosophers, he's a philosopher something. Yeah.

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So if it's just like a fun
thing for you to do, or

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you and your wife to do,
then you're in. You're down. Yeah.

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Yeah, gotta feel like a hobby
for sure. Yo, I'm feeling

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zoot Man, congratulations was crazy?
Yeah, Tomorrow I'm finna go down to

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uh what's the city called? They
make authentic zoot suits? To go,

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give me a zoot suit out here
in Los Angeles. Yeah, I mean

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that's where it went down, right, the riot? Yeah? Yeah?

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What was it like nineteen forty three
or something like that, nineteen forty three,

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Yeah, yeah, I'm going out
there where they where they make them.

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I can't remember the name of the
spot, but if you need a

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translator, we're here, okay,
ben Bro Because I was it was it

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was hard. It was hard to
you know, it's hard to find like

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real authentic zoot suit like it.
Yes, that's why I'm going, Yeah,

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I'm going, yes, what I'm
You're gonna have that bitch on my

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whole trip? What about the was
it for you? That that kind of

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like oh ship you? Honestly,
all this everything just like kind of lined

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up because like, you know,
like I heard the mask. I mean

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I heard the mask, but the
theme music I saw it on like a

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Explore tab or something, and I
was like, yo, nobody's ever touched

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that. And that's one of my
favorite movies. Man, the mask is

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like a classic you know what I'm
saying. Yeah, And so I lift

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it's simple and I was like,
man, what the fuck? And I

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was like, let me just do
the line. I know, we all

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head a mask metaphor. And so
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I'm like, well the zoot suit
where just you know, we start looking

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up the zoot suit and I was
like, dang, Like I never knew

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it was like riots, Like nobody
really knows that, Like I know,

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if you live out if you from
here, you know, but like on

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on the East Coast, like we're
more familiar with zoots suits from the Malcolm

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X movie and Harlem was in Harlem. Yeah, so I didn't know it

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was like that out here, man. So uh, I just discovered all

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of that, and and so every
all of the lore and the and the

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sound effects and the sample, like
all that tied into just the whole thing.

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And I was like, this is
supposed to it's supposed to have.

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Yeah, it really came together.
It came together. It sounds so good.

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You did it again. Yeah,
I appreciate it. I do want

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you taking that initiative to take a
deeper dive into the meaning of it.

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You know that says a lot about
you. You don't like it, It's

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more than just what you see on
the fucking outside. For you, it's

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got it's gotta come from a good
place. Yeah, man. I try

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to take I try to take like
uh, real life ship and like kind

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of like make it like a little
bit lighter, like a humor to it.

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So so you know what I mean. But I'm I'm you know,

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I definitely I'm a re. I'm
a I'm a student, you know what

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I'm saying. I really am a
student, you know what I mean?

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I know, I know a lot
of people learn from from me, and

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I do teach classes and ship like
that. But I'm I'm I'm able to

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do that because I'm a student and
you know, you know, sit competitive,

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bro, like you know, trying
to keep up with the world,

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bro, Like you know, being
the kids that are born into the world

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now their their starting point is what
we've learned. It took us our whole

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life to learn at this point and
there that's the where they're beginning at.

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So you know, like I'm I
know how to do. I gotta teach

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myself how to do so many things
constantly, you know what I mean,

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Like like I know how to edit
videos, I know how to UH,

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I know how to engineer, produce, play instruments, I know how to

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mix, I know how to dj
UH. I'm starting to learn how to

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work on Harley's Like I'm trying to
be able to do that. So why

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I take it to the shop every
time, you know what I'm saying?

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Many change? Yeah, man,
it's cut your hair ball now on ball.

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I ain't got no hair to cut. I mean, I just gotta

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shave it. We must learn how
to do things for ourselves. Man,

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you got to did you work regular
jobs? Because that seems like this ethic

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seems like the person who never fired, who wants to learn everything so they

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don't get fired. Yeah, I
mean I grew up. I grew up.

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Really I grew up. Uh.
I don't like saying I grew up

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like poor or broke. Like I
grew up in a very un a series

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of unfortunate events, circumstances you weren't
control up, unforeseen circumstances, Hunger,

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there was poverty there, and I'm
like, yo, I don't never want

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to go. It's like I'm so
used to like you know what I'm saying,

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so used to like we like,
yo, we didn't have like we

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kind of moved out of our apartment
prematurely into a house that wasn't finished yet,

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and so we didn't really have doors
and windows for quite a while because

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you were squatting. Way before squatting, I'm talking about we had bad squirrels

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pigeons flying through the house. Like
It's just feels so disrespectful when you're just

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looking up and you just words flying
through your crib, like if somebody just

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throw some newspapers. But you know, like I think just just like feeling

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uncomfortable allows being being comfortable, being
uncomfortable allows you to like be able to

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overcome any type of adversity or any
type of like you know, a rigid

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schedule, you know, or like
just having to get up or go to

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the gym, having to get up
and catch a flight, and like,

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ironically I dropped out of high school
and pursued music just so I didn't have

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to like get up and catch the
bus at six in the morning and then

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just to have to catch a flight
at five in the morning. And so

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it's like, damn, I'm doing
the same stuff, but like it's something

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I want to do. Though,
yeah, you know what I mean.

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So I can't complain it. We
built for this. We've been chasing the

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bus, you know. I want
to I want to know your tape because

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you talk about being an engineer and
being a producer and learning all those things

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on your own. Now with AI, I know there's an AI that can

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mix and master a song. Yo, that's crazy. Did y'all hear about

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the the Amazon uh you know,
like they used to have that like just

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you put you take the product,
and you throw it in the car walk

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out. Yeah, and if it
turns out that wasn't AI, it was

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just an Indian guy like a whole
building or yeah, they outsourced it and

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they were just looking at the camera
to see what you were putting in you

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it wasn't really like no way,
bro, I looked up the article and

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everything. Bro, it's real.
Meanwhile, someone was watching you from another

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car, right, So I feel
like, Yo, I don't know,

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like I feel like I feel like
it's still somebody have to use, like,

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for example, the camera, like
if a camera's auto focus and some

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some of that is AI, you
know what I mean, like knowing how

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to sure. I still feel like
there has to be an intelligent user using

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AI. But what I'm sorry,
what was the question? Do I use

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it? Like? What's your I
guess, like take on it? Because

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like is it as genuine as like
an actual person, you know, mixing

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and mastering it taking over? I
feel like, okay, all right,

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you remember in the movie The Matrix. Well, I don't know how many

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y'all watch all of them, but
like there was a point where this dude

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was talking to Neo. It's like
one of the elders or something, and

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he was like, you know,
who's really who's really using who? Because

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like you know, the machines got
us hooked up to them using us like

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batteries, and we got we using
robots for for us, and we both

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fighting a wars, Like what who's
really you know what I mean? So

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it's like I feel like, you
know, is it taking over? I

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mean, you know, sure,
you know what I mean? I mean,

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you know, I guess it can. I mean, but is it?

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Is it like necessarily a bad thing? If if like every the society

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does become fully automated and every garden
gets watered and every fruit gets picked,

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gonna need humans? I mean it's
like I need us, like we need

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a I do they need us?
I think? So we need to create

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it. It doesn't just happen on
its own. Control it or we have

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the ability to control it. I
feel like I feel like maybe humans could

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be AI to something else. Maybe
you want to go down that rabbit.

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We're a YouTube video at this moment
right now, right now, yo,

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you survived fame? Right? Oh
boy? I love how you described it.

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What it is. Fame is crazy, right, But there had to

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been some stuff that you've seen or
saw or heard that made you question this

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business and made you question yourself in
this business? Like what am I doing

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in this? Yeah? Man,
it's a it's like a you really got

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to sign up for this? You
really do. It's like a labor of

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love, right, it is.
Man, It's like what I'm built for.

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And that's kind of I think that's
why I kind of grappled with with

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fame or just and I really don't
even like calling myself famous, bro,

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because like there's so many like I
can still go grocery shopping, Like I

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can still go to the movies and
like blend in. Like I'm fortunate enough

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where I can like pick and decide
when I want to pop out and show

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niggas versus when I wanted to what
I always tell you, that's the perfect

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place to be out. It really
is always do bro, Like you keep

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your sanity? Yeah, I mean
it's like you know, you can use

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your face card if you want,
but you don't have to, you know

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what I'm saying, Because like once
you once you get to the to the

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to a certain level of familiarity you
can't like none you can do. And

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it's like when I had my locks, man, oh, man I was

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I was groovy. Man, I
was out public just nobody ain't nobody know

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who I was. It was like, man, I thought that was you,

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but you had locks and I remember, and so once I shaved them

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off, I was like, oh, yeah, everybody know here we are.

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Yeah? Who would have thought?
Man? Just here? No?

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For real, man, you mentioned
that Kadok line, right, you know

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during that battle there had to be
a bar. I mean, you're a

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lyrical guy, right, So is
there a bar that stood out? Whether

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it was from Kendrick or Drake or
even That's who really were perfect place to

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be at. He got to the
party early, he left thirly. That's

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growth broke out before the fight broke
out, you know what I mean.

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Yeah, that's that's me too.
Like when I be in the club and

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I'd be like, it's a little
tensing here, it's time to deal,

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bro. But yeah, I mean
the line, yo. I literally I'm

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trying to get this song out of
my head, which one the song that's

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in everybody's head. I'm trying to
get trying bro, No, it's not

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going nowhere. It's not. It's
implanted, yes into our brain, Yes,

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into our psyche Dune, Dune,
I gotta fail. We got that

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simple from too Yeah. I heard
it was ether kind of pitch down,

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pitched down, a little bit messed
with. I'm not sure. Yeah,

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bro, I heard that's what Mustard
did. Mustard produced it, but I

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don't know. You know, it's
TikTok. Bro, what's the craziest ship

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you see on TikTok that you believed? Okay, it's not it's not that

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I it's not that I believe this, but there are parts of it where

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I'm like, all right, that's
too far. But like, there's this

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whole lord on on TikTok about pandas
not being real. What I know,

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pigeons aren't real, but pandas aren't
White pigeons aren't real, That's what talk.

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What are they saying. They're saying
they like, we've never seen a

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baby pigeon. We haven't who just
drivers seen a pregnant pigeon, pregnant pigion

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But they're saying you never see Okay, But what they say about pandas is

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you never see a panda in the
wild. The real panda in the wild

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is the red panda. Yeah,
and they're saying that like they just make

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these in a zoo, like they
make them there. You never see Yeah,

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and then and then they kind of
I'm like, but it's like,

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I gotta I can't confirm or deny
that because I never been just out in

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the bamboo jungle like like right right, yeah, somebody check on designer make

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sure he's okay, that's true.
I guess we've never but we don't know

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because we're not in the wild.
We don't know what. Yeah, we

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don't know. Man out there,
you know what I'm saying. They are

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fun to watch, look cuddly,
Yeah, I mean I would. Would

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you have a panda? Hell no, they'll rip your face off, right,

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Yeah, they're there. They can't
be aggression. I never seen aggressive

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panda. I didn't know that.
I thought there was like puppy dogs.

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Apparently if you poke one in the
stomach, it's a problem. Like this,

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it's kind of like dolphins, like
you think they're so cute and cuddly.

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But yeah, he posts, look
y'all, hit y'all. Yeah,

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ros is on site, b bro, It's all it takes the watermelon in

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one bite. That's crazy, bro. Even the elephant that remember the elephant

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that found that found the lady funeral
that the lady just saw her and she

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took her out again. Elephants don't
forgomble her side? Did you grow up

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the travel chatt or not? Was
that? Was that on cable? Because

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I ain't have cable? I think
I did. I think when we got

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we're able to get cable. We're
watching. I was watching. I had

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the worst thing about not having cable
is like when you have it for a

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little bit and then you don't have
it. Got Yeah, bro, when

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it gets cut off, it's crazy. You remember that like it did something?

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Bro? Like Yo, it's like
literally like you just in time out

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for life. Now you're seven and
you're watching the news. Yeah, the

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family got that? That's all you
got? Are you constantly creating music constantly?

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Now? Yo, I'm not gonna
lie Now, I'm constantly DJing like

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I'll be I'll like our dj like
all night till the sun comes up,

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like just in my own and I'm
like, damn, I never knew this.

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So it's like you constantly hear new
songs. I'm like, yo,

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I gotta add that to the Serado, got to add that to the surride,

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man, and I got a whole
list. It's just it's constant.

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So I mean, as far as
music, I joined the rock band.

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I joined a rock band called Hockey
More okay and working on the R and

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B album. So I'm like looking
for different R and B artists to work

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with, collaborate with, because you
know, I can hold a no,

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but I'm not. I'm not going
to carry a whole R and the album.

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Yeah I can. It seems like
R and B Sensation, Bob Bobby

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Red. It seems like you're doing
what you you love and you want to

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do. Yeah, that's a good
place to be at. Yeah, like

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I feel like I feel like it
sounds so simple, but like to get

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to that point, man, like
it really you gotta work on that like

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constantly, and you gotta keep like
refining, refining your method, refining your

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regimen, your schedule, the people, the people you talk to, the

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people you accessible purpose, Yeah,
all of that. You gotta keep working

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on it, and then eventually you'll
get closer and closer. Like, man,

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I could, I could do.
I could, yeah, put it

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on auto pilot now, like for
sure, yeah, this is easy.

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Here a scorpio, scorpio gang,
November scorpio. Not to be confused,

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he was in November scorpios. We
gotta get it right, yeah, November

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fifteenth. Now there is there a
trait that you actually think scorpios. It's

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like one hundred percent. What do
you blame on being a scorpio? Okay,

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I think the jealous The jealous thing
is a thing, but I think

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because we get the wrap for being
freaky, everybody thinks it's like a relationship

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jealousy. But it's kind of like
a Oh, you watched the movie and

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you you watched the movie without me, or you watched the episode the rest

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of the episode without me, or
you got something to eat. That sounds

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like a scorpio. Yeah I'm a
scorpio. I'm November fifth all right,

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Okay, that's how I am.
Though, Like my boyfriend watched the Brittany

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Spears documentary without me two years ago
and I'm still sick. Yo, what

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I'm still sick? Yeah it's like
that, bro, It's real, it's

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real. Shave your hair, you
fucking what? Very personal. She had

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a break down. I like what
you did there. I like what you

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did there. That was a nice
one. Yeah. Yeah, man,

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and we're still getting tatted or we
uh oh yeah man, I got I

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got the head. I just got
this done. It's like I think it's

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it's peely now, but I got
the un beat down damn dog. That's

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right. You might as well move
to l A with that. Yeah,

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you saying it's hard to find.
I had to find a real uh uh

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he's Vietnamese. I think it's Vietnamese
or tie, I think, but he

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had to get a real like fine
line artist who find who knows how to

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do that because you can't just you
can't. You can't just use the regular

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gun. You can't use regular tattoo
style on the on the scout and then

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if it's spread you just got like
yeah, yeah, it's it's me a

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while to find this bro. Yeah
yeah, now did you use just what?

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All right? So look, you
know there's guys that go under tell

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us I would never I would never
do that. I feel like that's too

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far, like like I get your
whole backyard that gets burn. It was

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it an NBA player, No,
no, no, NFL tiger did it?

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You know what I'm saying. NFL
a player that just did it recently

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passed out? They did his whole
back. I just I can't. I

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can't do that. I gotta gotta
feel now. All right, okay,

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you can use number cream, but
you can't really the whole time. But

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like at the start, how you
look this happened? You start, I

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put some numbering cream on it,
right, and I was like, I'm

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just gonna get the number cream right. But like when he put the stencil

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on, it was like and then
sit right, So we had to take

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it and then redraw it and then
shrink it down. So and then he

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put it back and I was like, nah, we gotta move it,

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so we can't take it off again
and put it back. So by the

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time we started, the number cream
was gone. So I sat through all

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of this and then it's like,
you can't do numbing cream, like once

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you do the lines, because you
guys go back and do the shading.

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So like once he puts the stencil
on, you can't put numbing background.

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So once it were off off,
so I would say I did like thirty

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percent and cream all right. Took
it like a man. I took it

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like I took it like a teenagers. You took it your new man just

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turned eighteen. Just not my ID, A little protection, a little raw,

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you know what I say. We
do it. Yo. How has

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your writing process evolved throughout the years
and how do you make sure it evolves

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by working by working with other songwriters? Yeah? Better better, better better.

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But see, like I think,
like, because I'm in a round

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where I'm working on like R and
B music and rock music, you know

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you're gonna be working with songwriters.
Yeah, sure, you know what I

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mean. But I think like,
Okay, So for example, on on

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the Elements, my Elements mixtape series, everything historically that I've done, that's

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all. That's all been me,
me producing it, writing it, and

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all of it. It wasn't until
recently I got a sangle to produce one

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of the singles on this new project. And you know I got I got,

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I got some help writing the hook
for one of the songs. But

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like, you know, the important
thing is when you're like collaborating with songwriters

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is like you got to know what
your voice is. And I talk about

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that in my class too, like
you really got to understand your voice.

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It's some comedians understand, like you
can't try to tell somebody else joke,

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like you can't try to write and
it's like it's certain, it's certain.

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Shit, I want to say that, like nobody can write it for me,

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like I have to. I have
to write. It has to come

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from you. It's got to come
from that voice, man. And it's

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like, you know, that's what
I feel like is important when you collaborate

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with songwriters as an artist. And
so it's like you gotta know what your

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voice is and what you Yeah,
if you ain't, it's like to fit.

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Like if you ain't, you can't
just give somebody a kilt and be

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like yo, put gets killed on
Like yo, it's got to make sense.

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You got how to walk in it? Yeah, you to feeling yeah,

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yeah, yeah. Yeah. So
when someone writes something for you,

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right, it's it's more than just
writing on a paper, right, It's

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there's a motion involved. There's yeah, it's like it's like a it's like

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a it's like a it's like a
cipher. Yeah, like you know,

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it's like uh like headband. For
example, I wrote that hook. I

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mean I wrote the verse and got
to the hook and I was like,

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damn, I don't know what the
hook should be. And me and mister

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Fab was in the studio. Fab
wrote. I think Fab wrote half the

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hook and Tie dollar Sign wrote the
second half, and then he put the

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Oh that was him, that's his
voice. So so it's like so it's

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like it was like a workshop,
I guess. Yeah. And so I

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feel like I feel like that's sort
of how I like work with songwriters,

407
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you know what I mean. Sure
just called on you and said, Yo,

408
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you gotta write this for me,
only you can do it. You

409
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got to produce this for me.
Yo. I feel like I'm the best

410
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at like writing, the best of
like writing hooks, you know what I'm

411
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saying, Like I'm the best of
like producing and like writing hooks for people.

412
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I did some stuff for I did
some stuff for t I, I

413
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did some stuff for UH, I
wrote. I did a hook for Ludacris

414
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like way back. I feel like
a lot of the ship I did was

415
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like before I even popped off,
Like yeah, like way back and so,

416
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but like I don't think I could, Like I don't think I could

417
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write, Like I don't think I
could write for another rapper. I don't

418
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know. I never really tried it, though maybe I might say something.

419
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Hell, I don't know, like
if I had like if I could really

420
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say something that I can't say and
I could, someone else could do it

421
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better. Oh, y'all would love
to do that, Like yeah, oh

422
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yeah, yeah, best advice you've
gotten in the game? Was it from

423
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TI? You never it? Wait
did he say this? I think this.

424
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T I has a word of words. I think he did say this.

425
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But he's basically it's basically as saying
where you're never as good as they

426
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say you are, and you're never
as bad as they say you are.

427
00:29:03.160 --> 00:29:08.440
That's true, and it could be
an imposter syndrome thing. But sometimes when

428
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it be like too much love,
like yo, hold on, I need

429
00:29:11.680 --> 00:29:14.799
a couple of hate. When I
get a couple, a couple of hate

430
00:29:14.880 --> 00:29:19.720
comes, I'm cool. It's real. It's real. Yeah yeah, yeah,

431
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because you could be told what you
want to hear all day, but

432
00:29:22.680 --> 00:29:26.119
you got to hear what you need
to hear. Yeah sometimes yeah, yeah,

433
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a lot of me sometimes. Yeah. Question as far as like a

434
00:29:30.480 --> 00:29:33.960
business structure goes right with all the
things that you do, you DJ,

435
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you know, you wrap, you
produce, is it the same email or

436
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as the same person for each one
of those projects or is it the different

437
00:29:41.440 --> 00:29:48.920
team for each one Wow, so
many emails. Do you still have the

438
00:29:48.000 --> 00:29:53.640
bo beat beats at Gmail? I
don't have that email anymore. I emailed

439
00:29:53.680 --> 00:29:56.359
it once fourteen years ago. Fourteen
years you did. I was trying to

440
00:29:56.359 --> 00:30:02.920
get DJ drops. Oh man,
I got you brother today. It's gonna

441
00:30:02.920 --> 00:30:08.400
happen for closing years later. But
we're here. It doesn't matter how long

442
00:30:08.440 --> 00:30:11.160
it takes, as long as you
can, as long as you get there.

443
00:30:11.160 --> 00:30:14.839
It's about the journey. It's about
this to finish. Yeah, man,

444
00:30:14.920 --> 00:30:18.200
wait a guilt trip on? No, no, no. I I

445
00:30:18.279 --> 00:30:22.000
was gonna do it anyway, I
know, but I asked because I feel

446
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like if I were in your position, right with everything I got going on,

447
00:30:26.079 --> 00:30:29.920
I would structure to have emails for
each company. Each thing is a

448
00:30:30.000 --> 00:30:32.200
company, you know. I mean, we got so many emails when we

449
00:30:32.279 --> 00:30:34.519
did like we do like contests,
we have email will producers and beats.

450
00:30:34.599 --> 00:30:38.200
We got emails where people could sign
up for my class, got emails for

451
00:30:38.319 --> 00:30:42.680
like yo, so many emails.
I don't even think like you got an

452
00:30:42.720 --> 00:30:45.680
email for subscriptions too, that's what
they really need any like A. I

453
00:30:45.759 --> 00:30:48.440
mean, I know you could do
that. They got the mail app.

454
00:30:48.480 --> 00:30:51.799
But it's just I don't know.
Bro, It's like it's really bad when

455
00:30:51.839 --> 00:30:53.160
you have when you use your laptop
because on your phone you can do it.

456
00:30:53.240 --> 00:30:56.119
Well, I guess you could do
that on the laptop too. Yeah,

457
00:30:56.119 --> 00:30:57.200
I don't know. Man, I
feel like I feel like i'm i'm

458
00:30:57.319 --> 00:31:03.119
i'm ankstatus now because it'd be like
I'm yeah, like I hear too often

459
00:31:03.200 --> 00:31:03.920
like yo, you know they gotta
app for that, Bob. I'm like

460
00:31:03.960 --> 00:31:12.839
what you would he was talking about
me that you was talking about nephew.

461
00:31:15.880 --> 00:31:18.359
That's right, man. So we
have albums on the way. We got

462
00:31:18.400 --> 00:31:19.240
albums on the way. We got
a lot of music on the way.

463
00:31:21.480 --> 00:31:25.319
I feel like every time I think
i'm I'm feeling like retire or going to

464
00:31:25.440 --> 00:31:30.640
hiatus is like something pull pulling me
right back every time. Bro, I'm

465
00:31:30.640 --> 00:31:34.400
gonna stop. The trick is to
stop saying that ship like just like yeah,

466
00:31:34.480 --> 00:31:37.519
right, motherfucker. You ever be
like you have to be on vacation,

467
00:31:37.599 --> 00:31:38.480
but like, man, we're gonna
be up all night partying, be

468
00:31:38.559 --> 00:31:41.599
the first one to go to sleep. Whenever I got an early flight,

469
00:31:41.680 --> 00:31:45.759
I be up all night partying.
It's just it's just how life is.

470
00:31:45.799 --> 00:31:48.000
I feel like you gotta trick life. Sometimes you do you do, you

471
00:31:48.039 --> 00:31:53.119
gotta trick. You gotta go up
tonight. Now you're lying to yourself.

472
00:31:53.920 --> 00:31:56.279
Delusion, delusion,