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Open waiting. Oh no, heyd
Metshruk blacked out trying to be sneaky.

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So I came into the back drugs
not to you. Didn't even you got

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it. Let just started the minion
talking like you hennocent, but you was

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out here doing everything you wanted me. I know I'm worth the time,

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so you want to spend it,
and I know I stay on your mind.

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I got your attention. Okay,
let's get to it. By the

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way, DJ fuse of course did
that intro? Is you fucking ate so

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hard? Oh? Okay, saying
whatever you want already? You ate that

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up for fish? Confuse? You
fucking ate that up? Doog? No

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crumbs, no crumbs behind No Rose
Marie, what's goodlcome to the cruise show?

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Oh my gosh, how you feel? I'm so fucking excited. First

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of all, I feel like I'm
just so happy to be here. Y'all

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are so fucking cool, so I'm
happy to be No, we appreciate you

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your coolest. Fuck thank you for
sure? For sure? Were you a

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cool kid growing up? I like
to think so, Yeah, I wasn't,

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but that's starting off. Honest,
I feel like I wasn't not cool.

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Like if anything, and if anything, like, yeah I was,

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I say to yourself, Now,
I was always that way. I feel

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like mysterious always wins. Okay,
so you were on your own way.

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It's the the mysterious. I don't
know. No, I was fucking loud.

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I talked a lot. I like
to think I'm funny. I've heard

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I'm kind of funny. Sarcastic.
Maybe. Yeah, you seems like a

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person who loves to talk shit too. Oh facts, I love. Who

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do you want to talk about?
No, no, no, no,

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I'll talk about like grocery prices,
economy is coming up? Sure, yeah,

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we could do that going on man, yeah, man, Rock Paper

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Scissors is out now the single is
is it real? With Roddy Rich's crazy

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Congratulations? It sounds great. We
got like twelve songs on the project.

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Yeah right, it sounds good,
hefty little project. Thank you, No,

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no, no, no, congratulations. I know a lot of work

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went into it. Yeah. And
then the uncut version is out yeah right,

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yeah, is it uncut? It's
recut recut, so talk to me

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about that. So basically we it's
technically like a deluxe you know, a

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few extra songs on there that we
felt would be good as like a second,

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second time around kind of thing.
I feel like twelve songs is already

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a lot, you know what I
mean? So I feel like just time,

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time to take it all in.
I'm the type of person that I

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feel like. I actually was just
talking to my daughter about this because she's

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like, Mom, whenever you listen
to music, like, why do you

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listen to it over and over again? And I'm like, I think,

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subconsciously, that's how I consumed music
as a kid, right, Like you're

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in your parents' car and they got
the one new CD and y'all rolle that

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CD till another CD came out.
It was what it was, you know

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what I mean. But anyway,
so I guess there's time and I remember

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that. Yeah, I feel like
attention spans are at a crazy place right

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now. Yeah, twelve songs,
right, and you say that's a lot.

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Right Back in the day, albums
used to have like thirty songs.

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Yeah, But also like it wasn't
I feel like like I was. I

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was saying before, like that mystique
and you didn't have all these extra things

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like social media to sort of help
you get to know an artist, And

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that's what really got you excited about
that piece of work. It was almost

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like insight to what their world was, like you know what I mean,

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instead of just like I guess you
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But these are the times. Song
I was ropping to a while ago,

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was that three level Juvie Crazy.
The sample juv comes on, He's riding

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the beat crazy. That was an
iconic moment for sure. I feel like

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that was the first time I wrote
that song, and I had had the

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idea of sampling juv and then Bird
was like, I'll do you one better,

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like we'll see if we and I
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no way, no way, and
then he was just like, yeah,

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he got it. He's listening to
it like he's fucking with it. I

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feel like a kid, like like
with their grandparents. I'm just trying to

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be careful. So yeah, and
then we got it back and it was

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such a surreal moment, you know, because I feel like Ju's so legendary

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that he came and did the video. He was just so humble and so

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supportive and encouraging. His wife is
so sweet, Like it was just a

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legendary. That's back up, legend
legend say it again. Legendary. Yeah,

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someth's an entire generation still to the
dance floor, still backing that ass

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up for sure, right, crazy
rock papers. Yo. So the your

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writing process, it's all you.
You got to be alone, you have

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to be inspired, you have to
be upset. Those are great questions.

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Yeah. Yeah, I feel like
with this new project, I definitely started

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diving in more with like the collaborative
process, with like co writing. My

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first project, I've worked primarily alone, and this one I really wanted to

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sort of work that muscle. I
feel like, you know, where we

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have our strengths, but ultimately we
learn and you know, still sharp and

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still like whenever you're around other great
creatives that can help bring another perspective,

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another you know, realm of creativity
and other you know just their's their strengths

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and skill set. Like so I
was, I was. I was nervous

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at first, but excited and now
it's something that I look forward to.

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So yeah, I would say a
lot of it is you know, true

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true life stuff. You know,
it's it's very it has for sure.

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Yeah, yeah, definitely. I
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a range a range of different emotions
and I don't think I never go into

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it with like, well I'm lying
because best two out of three, I

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had a very clear idea I want
to do this, but that very rarely

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happens. It's more so like it
just whatever comes out, and you know

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what I mean in that moment.
And I feel like I've always had a

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certain way with expressing myself with words, you know what I mean. So

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I feel like I'm I'm the type
of person where I do hold a lot

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of a lot of things in did
you start out writing poems love letters when

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I was a kid. Actually,
yeah, I did start writing poetry for

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school and then, like I was
saying, I think I always expressed myself

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better with writing because I feel like
I had more time to sit and put

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my words together. I'm always I'm
one of those people that I feel like

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I'm very careful with what I say
because I feel like you can always say

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more, but you can't take back
something you said, right. True.

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So I even when I was a
kid, like me and my mom had

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a notebook that we would write in
back and forth whenever I feel like even

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easy stuff but more difficult topics,
you know what I mean, a lot

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of stuff that I had going on
as a kid. So yeah, I

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definitely was encouraged and just fell into
it naturally really with writing my words down

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and stress in that way. Yeah, for sure. How do you know,

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let you and no? So yes, I feel like we connected on

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Instagram. Yeah, and you know, he tapped in super early, Like

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he was saying, I feel like
it's been years. He's got an ear,

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he's got an eye as well for
talent, and I love that.

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Yeah. So we've just been tapped
in and he's just been super supportive and

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encouraging and cheering me on. Yeah. No, I think the first your

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music I was like, yo,
yeah, I just I'm like, yo,

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she's a star. She has everything
in her favor. It's just a

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matter of you locking in, just
a matter of not giving up, a

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matter of just putting in the work, and you meet people along the way

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that are going to help you take
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even the moment you got signed,
I was like, Yo, I'm glad

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they picked you up because you deserve
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the talent is there, sometimes the
resources aren't there, you know what I'm

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saying. And you know, I
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deserving. I knew you'd be here. Wow, how come Jackie doesn't

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get that? We don't get none
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say that's so recent. When it
comes to like picking songs for an album,

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I mean, I'm sure you have
so many more that you know want,

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you probably wanted. What's that of
like, Okay, no, this

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one I'm going to cross out.
This one's a yes, this one's a

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no. Yeah, for sure.
I think it's like a very like intuitive

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thing. I'm a huge fan of
music that makes you feel something. Yep.

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A couple others slipping there for work
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Yeah, for business reasons they be
slipping and sliding up in there. But

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yeah, I think I always try
to approach things from like cause I feel

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like some people approach things whenever they
work on track lists or they work on

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putting projects together, from like a
sonic point of view. I like to

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think of the lyricism as almost like
a storytelling point of view. So it's

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like you start hear and then you
go through these songs and that you end

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somewhere, you know what I mean. So I think that's how I put

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the track list together and for the
songs making it on there, it has

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to be. I'm pretty picky.
Yeah, like I'm sure most artists are.

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You know, do I drive everyone
around you crazy? If it does,

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they don't tell me, you know, And if it doesn't gives the

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you know what I'm saying, you're
the artist, you said it, you

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said it? Who was that they
got to wait on you? You know?

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I mean I like to think of
myself as a team player, like

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I'm really I'm really Yeah, I
compromise. I I understand. I be

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seeing the vision I be taking,
you know, taking suggestion and taking heed

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to the things that people who have
been in this you know what they have

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to tell me. I don't take
that for granted. For sureship, I'm

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a fast learner, I'm coachable,
and I'm just kidding exactly. Graduation we

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start next Monday. Are you like
this in relationships? Oh, it's a

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little tougher. You just slapped me
upside the heap. It was like whiplash.

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So I would say, first of
all, I don't have probably that

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much experience with relationships. I've only
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three serious relationships and I've learned a
lot. I've spent a lot of time

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alone, which I'm not afraid to
do. I think it's almost more scary

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to be in a relationship, you
know. So yeah, I'm a loner

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through and through. Truthfully, I
look at you because you said it,

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and you're right, you know.
But aside from that, I think now

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and where I'm at now personally,
I've unfortunately had to learn things, some

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of them the hard way, you
know what I mean, at the cost

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of some you know, specific situations. But I will say that now I

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feel like I can communicate in a
way. I feel like, now more

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than ever, I'm the best version
of myself to whoever would come along,

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you know what I mean for sure, So I feel like I've done Thank

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you, I've done a lot of
work. And I don't think I could

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have cheated that grind, you know
what I mean. I don't think I

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would be the same up I hadn't
gone through that, through those things,

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and I'm a lot I've always been
careful with what I say, you know,

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But I think I have an issue
with vulnerability, right And I been

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told yeah, and I've been told
that I come off super cold and like

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I don't care, And a lot
of the time I think that's the furthest

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thing from the truth because and maybe
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I've put this like protective guard up, you know what I mean. So

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I feel like that's probably the main
thing that I would have to Yeah,

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for sure, I feel like that's
when it be coming out. And then

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it's like then i get like,
you wrote this song about this, and

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you wrote this song about me,
and you wrote them and I'm just like,

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if the shoe fils, I'm just
like I didn't inspite no songs.

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That's crazy. I'm so dead No, but yeah, for sure. So

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in closing, yeah, yes,
I'm the same way. And relationships for

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sure. You know. I had
read like when you're at your loneliest,

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that's when you need to be alone
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so much to learn in that in
sitting and being alone, and I feel

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like God is just really like,
no, babe, you need to focus

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on this, And I'm just like
you got to pay attention. Yeah.

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Absolutely, your daughter, she'll be
eleven super soon at the end of this

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year. I know that's a that's
a valid response because I feel the same

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way. That's like preteen phase.
Like, what's the craziest part right now?

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The pre teen phase. I think
I was just filling their ears up

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on the way here, Like,
yeah, so you guys know I'm on

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tour right now. Yeah. Crazy. No, So I'm just like the

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this is my first experience with tour. Obviously it's something new for everybody.

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But one thing about my daughter,
Man, she's gonna run that ship.

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She's gonna run it up. So
I'm just like, no, babe,

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I'm texting your teacher like I'm saying
I'm here, but I'm not here every

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step along the way. But yeah, she's definitely, i would say,

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wearing the testing wearing the testing area, and you know she's trying to push

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the envelope. She's trying to see
what she can get away with. Yeah,

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all normal, all normal. Stem
Definitely you were running. I'm just

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kidding. I was in before the
street lights came up. I was my

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homework, I was not I was
listen. I was a quiet kid.

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I was super quiet into myself,
Like you could leave me in a room

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with a notepad and music and you
didn't have to worry about me. Wow,

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you might have to come in and
like be like, are you alive?

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And I just be like, like
to myself, yeah, yeah,

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growing up is crazy, you know, Garcia. He's got two boys,

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they're growing up, Garcia. What
does she have to look forward to their

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teenagers now? But eleven is the
tipping point, Like, yeah, eleven

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is a tipping Everything after eleven was
different, you know, like before that

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you got your sweet little kids that
will cut it with you know, and

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after eleven is don't you know,
drop me off down the street, you

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know, before school and all that. So yeah, so you got a

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lot, a lot coming your way. But it's all good too, because

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it's a lot. But my eye
twitches. I'm like, yeah, and

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middle school is a whole nother energy, man, worse than high school.

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I think. I feel like kids
are like meaner now too, Like no,

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because about it. Facts, man, say that ship and my daughter's

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so sweet, and I'm just like
that's another thing where it's like I'm trying

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to have to figure out how to
deal with this because I'm telling her,

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like Loki, I would have slept
that you're not talking to me like that.

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So I'm just saying she's just like
no, like I can't do it

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like there's that's my friend, and
I'm like, little kid, like what

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you mean, don't let to play
with you. So it's hard to find

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that being a parent is the hardest
thing. Yeah, and they're extremely honest.

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You have to encourage it, but
you also have to like make sure

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they watch their mouth to no facts. Like I'm just like, listen,

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do no harm, but take no
ship, you know. Yeah, yeah,

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I'm always like you stood up.
She'd be standing up for some of

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her friends very rarely, but doesn't
happen. And I'm just like, yeah,

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you're not getting in trouble with me
for that, like you feel that,

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like you know, like you know. So it's just it's it's a

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very interesting dance of so many things. Yeah. Yeah. Is she into

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music the way you are? Oh
my gosh. Yes, yes. She

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says that she wants to be a
dancer and a singer. She's forever sing

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First of all, we freestyle all
the time, like yes, so we

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be singing around the house like I'm
I make a song out of everything.

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So I'm just like washing dishes,
washing or like she'll do homework and then

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she'll just come up with like ad
libs in the back like washing dishes.

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It's so funny. Yeah, whenever
she was like five, I think I

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took her to a session with me
and she freestyle like a whole Christmas song

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and I got that. Yeah,
she's so, she's so dope. She's

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so creative. She loves anything artistic
anything. Yeah. Yeah, so I

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just I love I love to see
that, and I'm very much encouraging that.

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And for sure, I think she
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way. She wants to be involved, you know. And I got to

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be like hold on, like wait
a minute, baby, Yeah we got

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it. You know what I mean. She's talking about I want a ten

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story house, and I'm just like, let me bring you back in.

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That's religant because let's let's start there
exactly. So yeah, she's a dreamer

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for sure. Like one day,
when day we're driving down the road or

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driving on the freeway, and she's
like, you know, whenever we're driving

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like this, like I just think
about like when I'm older and I'm in

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my like Lamborghini and I'm just like
with my hair and my sunglasses and I'm

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like period. Okay, So yeah, she's she's amazing. Who is she

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a fan of who does she listen
to? Oh man, she's super into

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like New Genes, Black Pink,
Yes, so hard. And I'm like,

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do you know what they're saying,
Babe, what do you like?

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How do you know? Because me, I think and like I said,

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that comes from me like consuming music
in a very like lyric heavy like way.

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So I'm just like, She's like, I don't know, but it's

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like fun and I'm just like cool, like, but yeah, she's a

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huge fan of Ariana Grande, Billie
Eilish, Beyonce, who else, so

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many people. I feel like she's
made some good choices. Yeah, yeah,

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yeah, she's like people you approve, Yeah, for sure for sure.

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So those are I feel like those
are off the top of my head.

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I know, Like like we were
saying, she's super into that K

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pop right now, that's the top, top of the top for her right

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now, for sure, for sure. Yeah, we got to connect with

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y. They be doing listening sessions
down the hallway. We got to invite

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her. Top artists always coming through
here. It's crazy. Yeah, my

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god, she would lose her mind. Yeah, we gotta figure this out.

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My god, give Jackie your number
unless let your has it already.

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I don't know let you has it, but so he does. When it

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comes to like, you know,
obviously your daughter having this like list of

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of like older artists too that she
listens to. Does she get that from

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you? Like who were some of
your inspirations growing up? That's a great

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question. She definitely does, because
first of all, should be forced to

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listen to my plan, you know
what I mean, you were first forced

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to listen to us and everything,
so forced to listen to it too,

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exactly, So I would definitely I
feel like I always say, like a

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specific group, My mom was a
huge Mariah Carey fan. She was a

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huge Whitney Houston fan. She had
those like I don't know if you guys

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remember those body Mind and Soul CDs. Yeah, oh yeah, my mom

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had all of them. So with
all the little mixtures of stuff up in

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there, she ordered them off the
TV. Yeah yeah, yeah, when

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it was that yeahs running the titles
and the candle lit remember that legendary Yes,

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those Aliyah Alicia Keys was like a
huge, a huge one for me.

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Lauren Hill another huge one for me. Rihanna Beyonce, I would say

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that's my top, like for sure, like their vinyls are up on my

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wall at home for sure. Man, have you written for anyone? No,

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No, I don't think I have. I don't think so you can

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say so you wrote for Rihanna.
That's my best friend. Yeah, we're

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together all the time. Yeah,
she's she's she's for sure, like she's

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been my idol for the last handful
of years. And I got to meet

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her and tell her that face to
face. I did what she say.

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She was like, first of all, it was the most surreal moment,

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Like I walked in. It was
that complex con a few years ago.

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I walked in with Bird and we
were at Complex Khan. We got to

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where we needed to be and she
was walking past and she saw Bird first

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and they had already met previously,
and so they kind of recognized each other.

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And then she walked past me,
and before I could even say anything,

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she was just like you are so
cute. And I was like thank

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you, Like I didn't even know. I think my body just stopped working,

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like I was just like and literally, but he had just told me,

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like, take your mask down s
always she could see your face,

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like take your mask, And I
was just like thank you, like yeah,

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and she was just like and she
was just like and then Bird was

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like, oh yeah, that's my
artist, like and he was like,

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you know, she's a huge fan. And I was like yeah, like

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and she was like are you here, like are you chilling? Like do

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you need something? You need something
to drink? Are you good? And

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I was like do you literally yeah? I literally could not even think of

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like anything to say, so I
was just like I'm good. I'm good.

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And then she's like, okay,
like are you chilling? Are you

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here for a little bit? I
was like, I don't know. I

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came with him. She was like, no, girl, he came with

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you. And I was like,
yeah, he came with me. You're

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right right. She showed she showed
you how too up literally like two seconds.

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Yeah, and and so yeah,
she went inside her her dressing room

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for a little bit and then came
back out and I was just like,

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you know, I have this song
on this project that was inspired by you.

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You're like my idol, You're amazing, and she was just like we

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need to link up, like and
I was just like I could have passed

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out. It felt like everyone always
says that ran like she smells so good.

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I almost said that, but yes
to come. And first of all,

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like it's almost like you smelled the
smell before she was even and then

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it was there for so long after
she was gone, and then it's on

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you if you hug her, right, not for long enough, but hear

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me out. So then like some
months later, some months later, she

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ended up dropping the her fume and
everybody kept asking me because I would tell

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this story to like my close people, and they're like, what does she

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smell? And I'm like, I
don't know, like like billions and bad

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bitch energy, like I know,
like just just rich, like rich,

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okay, like just so good some
vanilla musk, I don't you know.

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But so she ended up dropping that
perfume and I bought it, like just

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off the shrink to smell that shit, and I got it, and I'm

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like, this is what she was
warriy like, so she must have been

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wearing it before she had dropped it. And I was like, I knew

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it right now. I know they
still sell it. Where is it?

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You go online? Fency fencey dot
com or beat it for sure? Lets

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you smell, like give him a
good smell. Let's see, let's smell

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like running and he's been running.
He runs a lot. I love that.

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No, I'm so proud of you
first because I've seen your whole like

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commitment and it's been beautiful to see. For sure, he's been in sp

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I'd be like, damn, yeah, I gotta go work out maybe next

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time. I don't know. If
he was like, you want to hike

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and I'm like yeah, the day
comes, I'm like, yeah, bro,

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so sorry local rest. You said
you're not gonna believe this. I

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broke my back so I can't run
today. No, but I really do

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want to make it out there when
one day now You're always walk home till

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I'm going to hike and thank you. That's right, that's right. Do

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you have any tattoo regrets? Wow? Fuck yeah. I started so young.

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I got my first tattoo. I
do not condone this camera I need

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to actually, no, I do
not condone this. I got my first

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tattoo when I was like fourteen.
Are you tripping if your daughter got one

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at fourteen? No, I couldn't
imagine that. You're My son wants one

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when he turned sixteen in a few
months and I told him, sure,

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why not do advice against? No? No, no, I I so

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let me tell you my little story. I thought I was hot ship okay,

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and so I had convinced somebody,
one of my guardians at the time.

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I don't want to I don't want
to put too much specifics on it,

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but I'm like, I just really
want my tongue piers like I just

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want this piercing, like fucking hark, you know, And they're like,

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let's always and so yeah. So
they finally I feel like they were just

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so fucking tired of me, like
drilling and like you know that, like

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really wearing them down where they were
just like, you know, what if

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you could find a place to do
it without parental permission, go the fuck

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ahead. And I was just like, say less, challenge, accept it.

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So I had gone. I was
actually in New York at the time,

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visiting some family and I go in. I feel like I looked a

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lot older for my age, like
I feel like I was pretty Like yeah

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I was, I was. I
looked older for my age for sure.

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And I go into a shop and
I'm like, I'm here visiting from Florida,

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like I left my ID, I
don't have it, and they're just

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like side eyeing me. What you
mean, and I'm just like no,

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but I really, I just like, I'm so but I swear like I'm

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eighteen, and they're like all right, So they did it, and they

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did it, and then you know
what I did. Then I went to

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another shop and I'm like, can
you tattoo me like I'm eighteen? They're

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like no, and I'm like,
I just left my ID. I'm like,

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but look, I just got my
tongue pierce. I have my ID

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and they're like, yeah, it
does look pretty fresh, okay, And

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then they tattooed me. I got
my tongue peers and a tattoo on the

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same day. Guy, I really
ran that ship up. And then I

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got home and I must have fallen
asleep because the tattoo is of some music

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notes on my hip at least please
and then so yeah, so I must

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have been sleeping at the time.
My little sister probably was like, I

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don't know for something, and I
just hear her run like Rosemary, I

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got a tattoo. I woke up
like, oh shit, like when she

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came in there and she was like
they were like scratching it off. They're

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like, this is gonna come off, right, And I was like no,

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no, yeah, and then I
ran that ship up again and then

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I ended up getting their name and
my mom's name, and I was just

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like, look, I love you, hoping that smooth things over. Yeah,

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and then after that it was just
like I had like the half sleep

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by the time I was like fifteen, Like yeah it was it was at

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what point did you beat your little
sister's ass? You know what? I

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still I still haven't, but you
know I got her back. I got

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her back because she came out here
to visit me and she was like eighteen

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or some shit, and she's like, will you take me to go get

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a tattoo? And I was like, fuck no, actually I'm not sending

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you back to your mama with a
tech fuck now, No, I'm a

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mom. Now you should have caught
me back then. It was far yo.

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So the session with uh where Roddy
Rich? Right? So is that

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like in person or how did we
get that done? Is it real?

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Yeah? So I pulled up,
got to working and actually I pulled up.

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He started playing me some stuff and
is it Real was one of the

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actually the first thing that he played
and I was just like what this is?

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This goes fucking crazy? Like,
first of all, a little bit

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of backstory. I went into that
a little bit nervous. We had made

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music years before, years prior,
but I feel like, obviously he's grown

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as a person artistically. I've grown
as a person artistically, like, and

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I just didn't know where we would
meet each other, you know. So

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I was just like, oh,
man, like I'm I have anxiety about

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sucking everything though, so so I
was just like, you know, let's

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talk about it, but I feel
so so yeah, And then he played

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that and I was like, literally
like the sky opened up and angels were

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singing, and I was like,
this is literally the best thing that could

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have fucking came out of these speakers
right now. Like I just immediately felt

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so drawn and like open and like
just thankful and just it was so dope

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to me, and it was different
and just you know. So then I

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obviously it was time for me to
write my verse, and I was like,

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so like, like what do you
how do you think I should approach

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it? And He's like, literally, do whatever you want to do,

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like do you you know what I
mean? And I started off with a

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few bars and I'm like, do
you think this is like too abstract or

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to poetic or he's like, be
as abstract or poetic as you want to

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be, like do you you know
what I mean? And he just was

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so like supportive and was just like
do you And I was just like okay,

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all right, and so yeah,
I wrote that verse and then that's

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great, thank you. And then
I like went so crazy on the vocal

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production because I think that song is
the most like stacks I've ever done.

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At the end of that session,
I think my engineer was like, did

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you throw her? Like do you
know how many tracks teachers recorded? And

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it was for sure like a couple
hundred for sure. Yeah, just to

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get because there's so many harmonies.
Excuse me, there's at least like eight

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to ten stacks on some harmonies,
and that's like that adds up, you

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know what I mean. And obviously
trying to get him, trying to get

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him right. And a few days
prior I had seen like a video of

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like where Beyonce had some like thirty
stacks on each armony. So I'm like,

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yeah, trap in and try to
try to, you know, really

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give it my all. And there
was a time you know it would be

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right. Now it's like a scene
in Lebamba. Well, well, so

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it was just yes, I but
I'm super proud of that song. I

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think it's it's it's such a special
song and congratulations than you. So you

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should feel very proud of yourself.
Are you proud of yourself? I am

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about that song. We're working on
other aspects. No, yeah, for

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sure. Ah man, I have
proud moments for sure, But I think

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that's what separates you know, greatness
from you know, you just always have

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to have that like, nah,
not yet. So while I do have

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proud moments, they're fleeting for sure, because I feel like you're tough on

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yourself. Oh yeah, tremendously for
sure. But like I think that's always

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like my mentality is like there's because
we're in no shortage of talent, you

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know what I mean. So it's
like I've been gifted with this amazing team

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of people, these amazing resources,
and it's like only I can fuck this

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up, you know what I'm saying. Like, yeah, so I just

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I just be trying to you know
what I'm saying. No, I just

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try to remember you're already great.
Everything else is extra you know you so

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much for sure, because you've already
beat out so many. It's a crazy

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competition and just crazy. Yeah,
for sure, thank you for sure.

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Rihanna knows who you are. That's
crazy that ship. Let's go thank you

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literally for like excuse me for like
a year after that, like I would

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start feeling a little bit down m
m, and I'd be like, I

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don't give a fuck. Rihanna said, I'm cute. You feel me to

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just get you going, right?
Rihanna said it that's right. Yeah man,

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I'm trying to run with Rihanna.
Man trying to run. Let's run.

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Let's go on a hike, Rihanna, she ain't gonna do it,

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but it's all. Oh good man. Rock paper scissors out now all streaming

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platforms. Is it real? Going
crazy? You want to do a quick

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rock paper scissors? We'll let you
real quick. All right? Wait,

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I need I need a preface because
you know how some people play that ship

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differently. Thank you? Shoot are
we doing? What are we doing?

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You're a little unhinged, a little
a little you want all right? So

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rock paper scissors, shoot best two
out of three? Rock paper scissors,

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Shoot smart. You start off with
the paper scissors, Shoot rock favorite scissor,

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shoot rock Favorite shoot you got it, You got it. Pay Jacking

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Rich for the Cruise Show. Thanks
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