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What's good, it's what Up's muscle? You're checking out the Cruise Show podcast

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subscribed right, and let's get to
a Cruise Show Real ninety two three as

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new home for hip Hop the Greatest
Hits Hulu original right now on Hulu.

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Austin Crude, one of the stars
of the show, is here with us.

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Let's get it. Thank you for
having me, Thank you for being

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here. Crew. Where's that from? What? What? What does that

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originate from? Rot? I'm pretty
sure that's French. Yeah, I'm like

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west right, no exactly. So
somebody asks it's just crude, but I

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feel like it's like clute or something
like that, you know what I mean.

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Yeah, yeah, I feel like
it's like on some that's the booze

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way to say it. But my
brother did a twenty three and me and

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I think we're from like West Africa
somewhere, and maybe see, I don't

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know, I'm gonna have to do
my own twenty three and me, I

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know they're selling our information and selling
stuff, so I don't know, I'm

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gonna have to get on the front, on the front. Guess if you

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had a guess, like maybe I
don't know, maybe like can you maybe

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maybe not, just you know,
during those chests, and you know,

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if it's French, you gotta be
like either Senegal or Rygeria also has that

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French influence too, right, because
I think Nigeria is a French name,

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like they named it, is it
really? Yeah, we're on products of

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public school here though, you know
what, a few us fell through the

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cracks. But those tests tell the
truth right and very surprising stuff. Gurtia,

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What did you find out? I
have a black cousin in Africa named

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Willie? Oh wow, did you
go and visit? Not yet, Okay,

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it's time. He's like a six
cousin, So I don't know.

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Oh, you gotta document that.
You gotta make like a whole little TikTok

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documentary about that is funny right there? For real. I watched that,

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you know the greatest. His congratulations
looks great man, thank you the show.

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I'm having fun. It was just
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it was. It was great film
in the movie it's on Hulu and Disney

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plus. Now. I had a
real good time because I'm a musician myself,

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so you know, I'm playing a
DJ and I now I'm not DJ,

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so I had to get right with
the tools and all the technologies right

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right exactly. And my character Morris
was based on Larry Levin, who was

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a Studio fifty four DJ, and
so I did like some research on that

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and was like, okay, you
know they had the back then they had

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like the one ear. They still
got him sometimes the one ear headphone.

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And I was like, Okay,
you know what, this is actually kind

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of dope because you can really just
like hear what's going on. But I

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feel like you're a DJ on set
to help you. There's mannerisms and stuff

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like that. There was a tech
specialist, so like helping helping us with

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like tech analog speakers, knobs,
turntables. Daniel Daniel was his name,

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Daniel person dude, Daniel. Yeah, manah. You know I call it

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the show right because it has these
moments where like it can totally be broken

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up as a show, right the
movie. Oh, there's there's these certain

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moments that that just live in the
movie and really resonate with a lot of

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people. I'm sure, right and
makes sense. You saw the show and

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it really did something movie. Yeah, I love it, man. I

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just love the way that collect records
and all that. But it's just you

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know, music is about moments in
time, and music is about moods and

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all those different things in the way
that that's portrayed in this movie was done

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so well because it does. Every
song will take you back to a break

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up. Every song will take you
back to the best day of life or

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whatever. And man, you guys
really portray that in the movie. And

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I love what a great bff you
were to thank you in real life,

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talkers, that's just acting. You
know. I am a good friend.

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I'm not gonna lie. You always
count on me. I'm always be there.

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I'm gonna tell you the truth.
You know what I mean? Some

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people, you know, thank you, thank you? No. And I

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was gonna ask you, like the
similarities between your like actual self and Morris,

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Like, what were those similarities?
You know? Well, me and

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Morris are both musicians into music,
I think. I mean, I'm I'm

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an engineer, I'm a producer,
but like I'm mainly an artist, whereas

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he is more on the engineering side, right producing side. You know,

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he loves the club. I love
the club. He is a confidante to

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his friends. I'm a confidant to
my friend. Are you good at keeping

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secrets? Oh? I'm going to
keep it. I used to not be

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not all right. I used to
not be ahead to grow in that area.

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But you know, then you get
in the industry a little bit,

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and you know, you start to
learn you gotta be careful exactly. So

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my boundaries went up in that.
But yeah, I think I'm real good

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atkeeping secrets and I'm real good at
giving giving just a spiritual advice. You

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know, I'm a pastor's kids.
I came from the church, and I

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feel like, you know, when
it comes to the Bible, when it

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comes to just how to how to
level yourself out, I feel like I'm

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good with that. Yeah, I'm
good with that. You know that.

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At one point I was on YouTube
and I went down a rabbit hole with

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pastors and their delivery. I love
the delivery that pastors have. Do you

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can you turn on that delivery?
Oh? Yes, what does it sound

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like? It's Father God? You
know when you when when they when they

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right now? Right? Take your
time? Oh y'all ain't hearing me?

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Whenever whenever they don't say something in
Black church, whenever they not what because

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I feel like in white church it's
like, okay, they respectful, they

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watch it. But it's like you
almost gotta interrupt with take your time all

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right, and it's like, oh, y'all, hear just to you know,

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but God and when you and he'll
take you right up. I know

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you got to get to the game. I know you got to get to

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the game. But y'all, but
y'all, this is the game right now.

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You know what perform right exactly,
it's a performance out there and they

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speaking to the people in the bath
to the back of the back. Absolutely.

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Like my dad, he used to
say that, like basically the Bible,

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like he would take he it's modern
day church, so you know iPad,

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he would take his eypied out,
but he would make sure that he

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has a Bible because it's like the
old school. They like that just for

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the aesthetics. Got to have the
real Bible out so they get bound the

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right leather bounds, the leather bounds, the little gold lining on the pages.

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But then you know he's reading from
the iPad. But I don't know,

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they like it better. Yeah,
they have to see it right,

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and he's giving the people what they
want and what they need. Yeah,

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absolutely, Yeah. You do your
own nails or you pay like nine hundred

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dollars to get those done. You
know, I'm paying, like honestly,

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it's like, shout out to Kiku. She's from Japan. Noah Galvin,

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who last time I was here,
I was here for book Smart. He

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was in Books Smart and we were
at Billy Lawd's house celebrating her birthday and

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I saw his nails. I was
like, who did your nails? And

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Noah got me that's right. Yeah
they look great, man game Now like

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that's crazy, thank you. I
feel like the boys aren't really doing like

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nails like that. And when they
do, they step they keeping it like

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they keeping it simple. I'm trying
to look like the future like this this

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the sharp shape. I was like, I want to look like a panther,

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Like I want to feel like a
panther, and so she gave me

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this shape. Yeah, I picked
the colors. Look going crazy? You

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trying to be on that rock star
stuff. Hey, try that nail.

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They're gonna make fun of you until
they do it. That's the thing.

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That's the thing, the real quick
look a look at that metallic yo blind

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hurts your eye? Hurts your eye? Okay, now yeah, going back

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to just you know, being a
DJ being in a church. And you

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know, what's the greatest thing about
being a DJ in the movie? You

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know, honestly get into film so
many party scenes and stuff like that.

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Like I think a lot of the
time when in a heavy movie like that,

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you you know, are always you
know, in this dramatic moment and

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stuff. But I got to have
fun. And you know, it's funny

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because it's like you you really do
have a party while you're filming. Like

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it's like it's not like they just
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So yeah, it was it was
I think that that was like the

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best part of it for me.
Person. What's the toughest part about filming

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a movie like this? Is it? Yeah, I hear there's a lot

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of waiting, yes, in between
scenes, so in the ass, right,

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But like, what, what's the
toughest part Is it focusing on something

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emotional? Is it having a bad
day and having to completely leave that at

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the door and do your job?
Yeah, I mean for a movie like

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this. And there was another movie
that I was in also on uh oh,

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it might not be on It might
be on Peacock They slash them.

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It's like when you are in an
emotional space and you're trying to create space

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for the other actor to have that
time. It's like you have to get

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on their level of heaviness and connection
with what's going on. And I think

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that that can be a little difficult
with uh, you know, street noise

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and things like that, and you
know, it's I don't want to be

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that type of person that just stays
in the moment a method and you know,

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so I try to you know,
come out of it between takes and

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you know, talk to people and
stuff like that. But I think I've

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gained a little bit of a mastery
of getting back into it. Yeah,

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have you ever encountered that where you
have to speak to an actor but you

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you're not on camera, and you
still have to speak to him as if

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he's his character, she's her character. I have I have? Is that

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rough? I was? It's not
too rough because honestly, so I was

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in this movie with Bacon. They
slash them and Kevin is a consummate professional,

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and yeah, for real, honestly, it's not playing with Kevin Bacon,

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and you know, like he was
playing this dude. So basically it

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was about like a gay conversion camp. But people are like getting killed at

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this gay conversion camp and like kid
after kid, and it's like, all

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right, well, who's next is
it? Is it the counselor's killing it?

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Is it the students killing him?
And he has to be this kind

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of like weird cult leader esque type
person, so he didn't. I think

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he intentionally kept a distance between us
and him, but then it was like

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on the side, he was like
say like little things like talk about his

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Marvel experience, because I'm trying to
be a Marvel. That's like my dreams

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to be a Marvel. So like
I asked him about some Marvel stuff.

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He's like so nice and even I
mean after I was on this other show

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called Your Mother with his wife Kia
Sedgwick, so yes, yes, thank

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you. So like we spent some
time at his house and like we talked

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for like hours and he's just the
nicest dude. But it's like I could

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tell him at his house versus him
in that role. So it's like you

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can really see when people are like
in the moment, and how refreshing is

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that when you stumble upon like actors
or even just anybody in the industry that

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like is willing to share that information
because we know how it is wisdom,

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you know, it's great. I
love it. I think the first person

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that I ever worked with in general
was Donald Glover because that was on Atlanta

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and I was black Justin Bieber on
Hilarious, Oh my gosh, thank you,

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and that was my first ever TV
show. That was my first ever

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anything going on set like that was
my first ever anything job. Thank you,

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Thank you so much. But I
never really got a chance because I

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was a guest star and I was
like really young at that time. I

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was like nineteen or twenty, Like
I never really got a chance to really

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sit down with him. But I
did sit with Brian Tyree Henry like in

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those other rooms, and you know, they will every single person that I've

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worked with that's on like da caliber, And I'm blessed to be like a

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part of incredible movies with incredible people. Olivia Wilde, all of them.

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They will literally just give me the
keys. Mark, Yeah, they trust,

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they trust, they trust me.
Like Mark tond Ray, He's an

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African director who worked on Daybreak and
he literally we was just standing there and

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he was like, you know,
you can get direct to if if you

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want to. It's really just simple
you just line up the shots and you

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come here. You just do it
all today and you know what, right,

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he playing it down. But you
know then that opened me up,

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like dang, I could be a
director. So yeah, just a thought.

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He inserted that thought. The thought
the scene in itself is enabling you

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to do even more things real.
Yeah, what do you want to do

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for Marvel? Do you have like
an idea? Literally? My dream is

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to be like a pet Crawler or
somebody. I want to be like Nightcrawler.

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Paint me blue, put contacts in
my eyes. I want to be

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like a I like when I was
a kid. I always love Spider Man

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and Nightcrawler and inflexible, like people
who put their legs over their heads,

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you know, and having powers where
it's like their attack moves. It's kind

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of a dance move exactly what you
know. But I've always been into that.

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So I'm waiting on that moment.
I know it's gonna happen. I

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know it's gonna happen. I'm manifesting
it. Yeah. Yeah, man,

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Your Pack is the song as well
that you have. Yes Pack my new

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single, y'all gotta go get that. Let's go. We're gonna play it

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in the clubs. We're getting nice, you know. My uh So,

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I've started to really grow on TikTok. And at first, when TikTok first

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dropped, I was like, all
right, what's TikTok? Like that was

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the first time when I was like, all right, what is this movie?

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We just lost mine? We just
transitioned from like you know, Twitter

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and everything. Now yeah, I
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your videos are real and all of
the algorithm stuff, and you know,

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even now it's like switching algorithms.
People have all these following and then all

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right, the lights, the comments
that isn't and that people telling me I

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ain't even seen seeing you in my
feet anymore. You know what, That's

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fine because we're gonna organically. Nothing's
bought, Okay, nothing is. We're

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gonna organically grow. I'm gonna start
performing out here in these LA streets because

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I'm from Atlanta, so you know, uh yeah, pack Pack is coming

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out and the video on the way
that's right. What made this the single

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for you? Well? I produced
it in my uh in my like home

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studio set up, and uh oh
that's just how I was feeling. You

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know, I've been singing a long
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it went like viral and went crazy, and then Jake come in and Jake

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reposted it, and then I did
ceilings and then Lizzie McAlpine noticed it and

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I'm like, okay, cool.
So now that y'all don't got the vocals,

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it's time to just get the bars
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vibe off. I want to be
in the club. I want to,

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you know, because I love the
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party. I love shines, I
love you know, I love those that

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vibe. So I was like,
you know what, let me just switch

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it up from doing singing all the
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know, having a pack. Is
there anyone you would want to party with?

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Oh wow, any celebrity you want
to just go crazy with? Yeah,

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okay, I feel like it's crazy. I feel like it's gonna be

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like all right, all right,
chilling. I ain't even that. I

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feel like they're gonna have me,
like my eye is gonna be real.

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There's a line in the song where
I'm like, came in here Clinton,

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it came a little gieky, like
I'm gonna be real geek if I if

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I hang on zy, I said, have you ever got to I got

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to church hungover? Yes, I
have, I have. I mean even

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like, Okay, now, all
right, y'all for everybody in the industry,

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we'll can chill oud. Okay,
I am a professional. Y'all can

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ask about me around here in these
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I've even done a little bit of
work on some movies and TV shows,

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high and stuff. You know,
sometimes you just you just gotta be

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in your zone, in your space
whatever, you know, right, whatever

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it takes, you know. But
you know, I was in that era.

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Now I'm in my sober era.
Actually, I'm in my keifer.

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I think they call it probiotic.
I'm doing goat milk, I'm doing spinach

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smoothies and stuff like that. I'm
not playing because so I'm young, and

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I feel like I'm a little spoiled
by my I mean, my boy hasn't

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really fluctuated, and all of my
family is pretty fit. But my dad's

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side, my dad's side, God
bless them. Don't y'all don't get mad

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at me that that's not got the
beaty beaty. Sure they got the beaty

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beaties. So I'm like, Okay, I am not gonna end up like

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this. Yes, I'm just like
if I get my if I get it

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now in my twenties, I'm gonna
be good if I get these habits down

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because I don't really need it now, but when I do need it,

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then I'm gonna know. You know
what, that sugar was not for me,

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the the you know, getting getting
my palate good. So where it's

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like I would used to eat cucumbers
and like what is this? God couldn't

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have put some season in this?
But now it's like I like cucumbers,

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I like zucchini. I like these
things. All my seasoning PACs because I

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like myself a little seasoning pact.
Right, salt free, add the salt

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yourself, Himalayan pink salt, A
good stuff. Add the salt yourself,

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right, That's what I'm talking about. Dobo, I got salt free,

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Adobo, I got salt free.
Uh, Tony's I got salt free,

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Magic Chef. And I'll add the
salt after, because it's like, all

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right, salt and sugar them the
two. That's the hot and the cold.

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That's the beaties, that's the blood
pressure. Man. So it's like,

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you know, I'm really just trying
to get right with that and on

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the peloton every morning, dance class
every night. So yeah, man,

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yea, are you keeping up with
all these rap beefs Chris Brown and Quavo,

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Drake versus everyone including my mom?
Really? They talking about They talking

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about Metro Boom and Nick Fury and
Drake and Thanos and I don't know what

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happened to make it's like that the
boon dust What did he do to make

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you so mad? You know?
What? What did he do to make

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him so mad? You know?
And then Yay just went on like jealle

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boy, oh yeah and premiered the
joint yes, yes, and you're talking

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about you know, future and them
was linking up kind of. I don't

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know what's going on. It's love
for all of them, all love to

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collaborate. So messy though, Like
it's it's great though, for real they

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messy. Yeah, it's gotten messire. Yay also said he wants a threesome

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with Michelle Obama. So I just
saw that before I even walked in here.

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I just thought I was like,
oh lord, Michelle into it.

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She's like, how did not get
in? And was minding her business,

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right, she was minding her Bert
like and so when it comes going back

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to the movie, I'm talking to
Garcia about this. I the very ending

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I gave me very much an inception
type of feel where they're like, Okay,

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are they going to end up together? Do they actually rekindle their love?

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What do you think? Do you
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I think this is spoiler alert.
I feel like they do. Actually

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it's not even a spoiler because it's
open ended. I feel like they do

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because it's like I want to believe
in life, you know what I mean,

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and that you can be and I
don't know you know really about reincarnation

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or whatever like that, but I
do think that you know, souls and

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spirits life after life do meet up
again? Like have you ever met somebody

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and just thought, like I feel
like I know you, I know you?

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Oh yeah. Or maybe there's like
a cuisine that's kind of left field,

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that's cultural to somewhere else, but
you like, I really like this

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CUIs like this cuisine feels like almost
home to me. Or you visit a

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place and it's like I should live
here for a time, you know.

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I feel like we have even if
it's in your genetics, maybe it's like

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an ancestral connection to somebody that lives
in this place or something like that.

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I feel like that's real. So
I would like to think that they they

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end up together again and they find
each other. Yeah, at the end

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of filming for the Greatest Hits,
is it is it a cry fast?

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Is everyone hugging? Is it a
celebration? Then there's a rap party,

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right, Yeah, there's a rap
party. So we did. We it

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was like COVID the end of COVID
when we shot it, so we couldn't

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have an official like Disney because it's
Searchlights. So search Light is technically Disney

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and Disney don't play, and lu
Hulu don't play. Disney don't play.

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Search Light don't play. They're not
having no COVID not everybody getting tested.

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You doing the nose and the mouth, and you're doing this, and you're

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doing that. We have a COVID
party. Were we having a COVID party

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and COVID is not invited? So
we kind of like orchestrated our own kind

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of like a rap party outside and
it was it was lit. It was

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really underground rap, right, a
little underground it was all Halloween, so

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like after and it was really nice. I think after a movie like that,

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especially, it's like you gotta have
the fun. Yeah, and it

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was. It was fun during as
well. But I think, you know,

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especially Lucy's Lucy's Duty's to the to
the role and Justin's duties to the

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role. It's like, okay,
now it's time to just let Yeah.

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It's so grief heavy too that you're
just like, yeah, this is a

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lot. Yeah, it's a lot. So you know, it was nice

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to have them mom. We had
tacos there, catered Oh right, it

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was cool. It was nice,
good times, right times. Hey.

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One thing I want to say for
people that haven't seen the movie too,

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it's such an La movie. It's
the record stores you know you're familiar with,

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Yeah, Civil Coffee, all those
places like that, Like that's all

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La. So if you want to, you know, see a good movie

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and then just be transported to all
around the city. Here, such a

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good LA movie. I love it. Oh yeah, it's a love letter

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to La. Yeah. And being
from LA, we appreciate that with you

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know, seeing that. Oh yeah, it even taught me because I'm from

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Atlanta, like born and bred and
I came out here like twenty nineteen,

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and it was even teaching me like
more about La, like where the spots

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are, where to go Chinatown versus
k Town versus Jaytown, and where to

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go Like I'm not even and like
I think, I'm like I'm about to

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move. I think I might go
over to Jay Town. See what's going

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on? That's right? Yeah,
but yeah, like l A, l

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A is a vibe. There's nothing
like l A. Honestly, LA's wild,

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right, Yeah, Atlanta, though
it's a different speed too. It

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is Atlanta. It is every single
bar got hookah, every single bar,

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every bar you can cvs out there. Why no, for real, it's

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like everywhere to the point where I
came out here and I was like,

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okay, where the hookah spots?
But Blue Moon Hookah Lines that's where I

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had my birthday last time. Hey
it's downtown. Yeah, downtown, you've

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been there. Yeah, it's late
and you could be b y O B

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took me out. Was my first
time I went. I was like,

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yeah, you can bring your own
bottle. They do sell you the mixers,

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g they shell you the bucket advice
and mis for like fifteen bucks and

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you bring your own bottle. You
bring your own bottle, bring your own

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bottle. B Yeah, I was. I was. I had a post

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made to bottle in there. I
was like, wait, what post to

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the joint? And then I said, well, you can bring up bottle.

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Yeah I was. I got on
postmas. I was like, yeah,

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I need that. Yeah, I
want to go to Atlanta so bad

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man. Yeah, it's crazy out
there. The food is so crazy.

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Yeah, that's right, that's right. Oh my god. And you know

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what, now that we're on the
topic of food and health and stuff,

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slutty Vegan in Atlanta because I'm not
I'm not a vegan. I'm gonna listen,

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I'm gonna eat animal y'all. I'm
sorry, but Slutty Vegan is the

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is like, it's Atlanta based,
black owned, and it started as a

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food truck and now they got like
a real restaurant. It is a burger.

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Their bacon is like bacon for real. I've never seen vegan bacon look

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like bacon. And now it's so
bacony that they don't put their bacon in

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grocery stores because it's like nobody's doing
bacon like this. It's bacon like it's

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crazy. So yeah, but like
even like the lemon pepper wings, the

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wet lemon pepper, like the wing, like that's the thing is even chains

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right, like when yuh they hit
different in Atlanta, because in Atlanta,

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they ain't they got it. They
already know how to play. They already

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know not to play. At the
moment at yeah, I was like,

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I'm hungry now. Yeah, like
I'm actually probably gonna get at my far

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words to describe it Atlanta. Oh
my god, lick high fast saved and

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lucratives. Wow. Yeah, Okay, Now they're out there making that bag

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in Atlanta. Yeah, they're making
that bag. But you got to know

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how to get it because I'm an
tell on Atlanta a little bit. You

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know. It took me kind of
as a kid. You know, everybody

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wanted to be a Disney Channel star. Everybody wanted to be and stuff like

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that. And I was a songwriter
and I was hosting uh sessions, like

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in my bedroom producing doing artists development
at like fifteen. Mean, while I

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was developing artists, wow, And
I feel like there was a lot of

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people through contracts my way and stuff, and they get real competitive in Atlanta.

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They gonna try to get you in
Atlanta, So you gotta know what

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bag, Like DJ Kellis said,
sometimes you gotta yeah to get like the

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better bag. And I feel like
it wasn't until I went to New York

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because I went to n YU.
It wasn't until I went to New York.

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Cloud David School, shout out Cloud
David shout out everybody that I got

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that legitimacy of like, all right, we're gonna pay you this, We're

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gonna do that, do that.
So it's like Atlanta, you got it.

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The way that it moves, I
feel like it's more uh texts text

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bag versus New York and LA is
like the email bag. Yeah yeah,

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yeah. Are you saying like,
don't jump, don't jump at the first

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offer, don't jump at the first
offer, Like I mean, know yourself,

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and you know somebody that might be, you know, good in the

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game a little bit, they might
not be the only one that's good in

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the game that's going to co sign
what you're doing. Slash believe in you

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in the way that you need to
be believing and the greatest hits on Hulu

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pack on all streaming platforms, all
stream our guy, Austin crew, Thank

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you so much, man, we
appreciate the time and energy. Thank you

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for having me all day, real
ninety two to three, Let's go,

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heays, checking Rich for with the
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