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Speaker 1: Hello and welcome. Thanks for getting your pot on. Thanks
for telling a friend. We're happy because the Bills. I
don't know if they had a better team that they
were facing the fid of I don't know. It was
a shaky start in my mind. We'll have a lot
of talk this week about it, but they won forty
to nine in the end. Today I've invited my son
Jamison in, and I wanted to talk because Jamison's got Jamison.
He gets upset with me when I say these things,
but I think he is one of the funniest people
I know, and I think he is super super creative.
And one of the things Jamison really likes to do,
and I always say, like, the more you do it,
the better you get, and he's getting better and better
at it is write rap songs and I thought it
would be an interesting thing to just talk to you about,
not just the rap music, but basketball, being a kid,
all this stuff. But let me ask you this your
creative process when you're writing a rap song, Where do
the ideas come from? How do you choose your beats?
And kind of what is the inspiration for you in
all things? We'll start, I guess with your creative spot process.
Where do the ideas come from?
Speaker 3: It depend on like a situation going on in my life.
Speaker 1: So they're almost autobiographical.
Speaker 3: Yeah, or mental health recently, But other songs, like my
aggressive songs, probably stem from anger or problems I have
with people.
Speaker 1: Or it's a great way to get it out my past. Yeah.
Does it feel good when you get it out? Is
it sort of cathartic?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I like listening to it after it, so you do.
That's something that motivates me to finish it too, because
I'm like, I don't want to listen to this later.
Speaker 1: So do do you share it with friends? Do you
put it anywhere?
Speaker 3: To the people are my close friends? But you kind
of I publish it, but I'm working on something right now.
I don't what do you mean I'm working on, Like
an album, okay, but.
Speaker 1: I don't know that. Like you seem to keep this
I'll use the term close to the vest right. You
seem to kind of keep it quiet. Do a lot
of your friends? Are they aware?
Speaker 2: And know?
Speaker 3: Everybody in my school knows, Like people in my classes
sing my lyrics and call me JASO.
Speaker 1: That's gonna feel fa like all the time. That's got
to feel pretty good. Yeah, that's interesting.
Speaker 3: I know some really popular rappers from Rochester.
Speaker 1: Who are some popular rappers because I do K.
Speaker 3: Nephew, RX Poppy, Little Perko, rich Baby North, you know future. Yeah,
rich Baby North has signed a future. Little Perko signed
a little Dirk, you know Little Dirk, whether if you
don't remember or not. RX K Nephews just made a
bunch of popular tiktoks on say, with RX Poppy, what else.
Speaker 1: Do we have?
Speaker 3: Slump Success is really popular, really used to be really
popular in the underground, like really crazy popular, like innovated
a lot of rap and he's only like nineteen.
Speaker 1: When when you say innovative a lot of raps.
Speaker 3: Like underground, he made his whole own genre, like what
it's called rage. It's crazy, but it's not like Crin's
it's some really good music. It's from Grease. He went
to Odyssey, but someone I knew threw like a water
bottle at him one time and he got knocked out.
Speaker 1: The person that threw it, Yeah, no.
Speaker 3: Him Swamp the Rapper. So like anytime he talks tough
on the internet, I always just remember, I'm like, bro,
you got beat up by my friend one time.
Speaker 1: Who is your friend?
Speaker 3: It doesn't matter. I think it's my friend e j
or Jordan.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, why what so?
Speaker 3: This is kids getting into fights sometimes, dude, it's not bad.
Everybody has gotten into a fight. You've gotten into fights
before when you were younger.
Speaker 1: I know you have.
Speaker 3: What do you mean you've never gotten into a fight
when you were younger?
Speaker 4: Ever?
Speaker 1: Once?
Speaker 3: That's a lie.
Speaker 1: Always a gentleman, okay, always a gentleman.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, I know people in the audience have probably
gotten into fights when they were younger. Yeah, may probably
recently grown men.
Speaker 1: That happens and women. I don't like the you worry
about fights today because you don't know who's holding what else?
Speaker 3: Why do you roll your eyes because it's like it's
not gonna happen in school? Maybe in Greece but.
Speaker 1: Would you like to play any of any of your music?
That's up to you.
Speaker 3: When I have with my friend e J.
Speaker 1: What do you mean your friend J?
Speaker 3: My friend J.
Speaker 1: I have a song you collaborated.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, so he's at the beginning and I'm at that.
Speaker 1: It's okay, you turn it up playing yep, I can
turn it up right here there it is.
Speaker 3: Remember all the first part is not me. I'm not
saying as childe bass.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you girling in bad as like a clown, you.
Speaker 4: Man, because we got your base and she ticket photos,
gives you post on the grounds and me and my bros.
Speaker 3: Has around like we don't want her. Yeah, all we
want is arning seeing David. Is that that's all we understand.
You down to make them, dude, those that's my that's me. Yeah,
I didn't know about around with you put my make
all the dress left the bank and the sting. I
just loves old.
Speaker 1: I was riding with the beans on the bank though,
riding with.
Speaker 4: My band when my wodies in the cut and they're
gonna show it if I say something know nothing about always.
Speaker 1: Now I'm gonna bring it down a little bit. Okay,
Well I do you're right, I get concerned because if
there's talk of violence in the Yeah, yeah, I mean
what why.
Speaker 3: Because there's this stuff I used to be around, not
by like force to be around. It was definitely my choice.
I had no business doing that stuff, but it was
I don't know, I just would hang around those people
cause was mad at the world. So I was like,
I need to figure out a way to just channel
it out and just take all my anger out on
just not one person, but just almost an entity, like
just just everything around me. I just want to be
mad at like just almost hit that. I don't know
how to explain it, like the universe. I just want
to punch it with every decision I make. So back then,
I'll just make every decision I make.
Speaker 1: Was was when was this all?
Speaker 3: Right? A couple of years ago, like two three years ago,
three four years ago? So this was it all started
when I was like ten, But you were living down
south then, No, I was in the city, right.
Speaker 1: But then when you're saying two three years ago you were.
Speaker 3: In two three four years ago?
Speaker 1: You were in the South, Yeah, yeah, And you were
saying there you were hanging out with Yeah, okay, we'll
leave it there. But I I think there's a we
can do. Well, you know what, instead of my regular
close out song, we'll close out with one of yours.
How's that? Does that sound good? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Sounds cool?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 3: I can't give them a little taste, like just a
short of my unreleased music, of.
Speaker 1: Your unreleased music? Is there one that you think would
be appropriate and not too offensive to anybody or anything?
And I'm not trying to Yeah, if there is one,
give a little taste right here, it's gone.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Yeah, I'm seven, Km'm in the rock. I'm in
its subid think you know your baby, I'm not feeling
a lot this time. My first I'm thinking of you
love with thinking that you're throwing mix things, shoving me
so crazy.
Speaker 3: As we're talking this week day. And if not, will
you be my lady talking to you through the phone.
It hurt me because you're so far away.
Speaker 1: I want to book us tickets, think us just go
fly away or you could come to rock I get
the whipping, which is right away?
Speaker 3: Are you playing my face? Baby?
Speaker 1: Okay? Who's that about this?
Speaker 3: Girls?
Speaker 1: Bro to just just in general or it sounds like
someone specific, just in general, because it sounds like someone
that doesn't live here, and that you're gonna you want
her to come here and you want her to fly away?
Or Okay, all right, well I just heard the lyrics.
I just heard them. Basketball.
Speaker 3: I saw Fitch today at work, you did, I talked
to him, Coach Fitch?
Speaker 1: Ye? And what are you saying?
Speaker 3: I wait to see my Kobe's and then I'm welcome
to the workouts right now anytime?
Speaker 1: Would you like to do that? Okay, well you should
consider that. Are you excited about this? I know you
want to try out? They're a very competitive team at
your high school. Coach Fitch. Here's my question to you.
He is the seventeen and under Olympic coach. Coach Fitch.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's not gonna be my coach next year either,
like this season. He won't even he won't be my coach.
So I'm not worried about him.
Speaker 1: But he runs the program. Yeah, I guess he runs
the program and he's around, but he doesn't have the
time to be the head coach. But trying out? Are
you excited for this? Are you looking forward to doing
some preparation for the tryouts?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: Ready, You're just ready and know where I'm going. You know,
where you're going.
Speaker 3: I know what I'm going to do.
Speaker 1: Well. How about balancing like schoolwork and basketball and friends
and stuff like that? It is difficult, isn't it? Tell
me more about that? Why is it difficult?
Speaker 3: Because sometimes you have stress from like friends, and you're
worried about certain things going on, and people are always
telling you, well, well, if that's their problem, then that's
their problem. But I'm not arrogant, and I'm not I'm
not arrogant, like I'm not just an asshole. So I'm
gonna be I'm gonna worry about my friends. I'm gonna
care about my friends sometimes, gonna put my friends ahead
of schoolwork because sometimes they're more important to me than
schoolwork is. But basketball, I'm not doing twenty four to seven.
Speaker 1: So yeah, But I mean, I think a healthy balance
of all things sometimes though, I mean, it depends on
what you want. You got to put that first. I mean,
all discipline is is putting whatever you want most first.
That's really what it's all about. If you had to
pick a walkout song, a song you had to walk
out to the court before a big game, what would
that song be. You're walking out to the court and
they go Here comes do I should I call you
a Jason.
Speaker 3: Balla jays O'balla anymore?
Speaker 1: It's just Jason, Oh, just Jason. You shortened that, okay?
Speaker 3: Why because Balla is gang affiliated and I don't hang
with those people anymore. So you're trying to get rid
of that part of me?
Speaker 1: Got you?
Speaker 3: All right? I'mnna play two all right?
Speaker 1: These are your two walkout songs. These would be the
song two to three, but I won't play the full thing, okay.
Speaker 3: First one is Tweakers freestyle my wife je bats.
Speaker 1: I don't want you to play the whole thing, all right,
drebody back here.
Speaker 3: Look at that.
Speaker 1: I can't have that on. I can't.
Speaker 3: All right, well, keep all right, play it, turn it
back on.
Speaker 1: I can't have that lyric, all right.
Speaker 4: And Brian Swiss after it hits me on land Swiss
cat of City, all right, we was born it right,
it's the home and the deviould every day.
Speaker 3: I can't, Yes, you can't.
Speaker 1: I can't with it. I can't. But but anyway you
would like that song, Give me another one, another walkout song.
Here comes number nine.
Speaker 3: It's glad to be over. This is not the so
I was kind of hoping it you were.
Speaker 1: That's on on eighty Is he head over? It's like
he has a marathon you think ahead and adding a
bus carreras like he has a marathon. Yeah, boy, get
bread Banarason landing in a gt ara or something in Arizon.
Having an affair. I'm a whole life fair this like
able to do the like one day. Ain't get enough?
Speaker 3: That's your problem.
Speaker 1: Why is it my problem?
Speaker 3: It's not an issue. You're making it an issue.
Speaker 1: While making it an issue because it's my podcast, and
I think that people will be offended if I let
that go out. Don't you think no?
Speaker 3: No one cares, dude, literally nobody cares well.
Speaker 1: What they do. Like I can't say it. I would
never say it. Okay, you don't say it.
Speaker 3: Okay, that doesn't mean that someone who is black and
says it can't say it. Why are you stripping that
right away from them.
Speaker 1: I'm not s tripping them right away from them at all.
But they have the right to say it anytime they want.
I have also have the right to protect what I
think is my business, and I don't I don't you understand.
Speaker 3: That what it's I'm not I'm just gonna keep playing
my song.
Speaker 1: What is this now?
Speaker 3: Is what your fancy? By nine Vicious?
Speaker 1: So this is your another walkout song. It's a name
for a walkout.
Speaker 3: You got?
Speaker 4: You got?
Speaker 1: Who inspires you the most when you're doing music?
Speaker 3: Young Thug?
Speaker 1: Young Thug?
Speaker 3: Why because he's the greatest rapper?
Speaker 1: Thoughts are?
Speaker 3: Why do you say it's the innovator? He innovated the
whole generation following him. Oozy anybody low Wayne? I don't
listen tol Wayne by Low Wayne inspired Young Thug, and
then you Thug ran with it and inspired everybody else.
He's a He's the biggest innovator in rap history, point
blank period. And I will die on that hill. It's true.
I can pull up pictures. I can show how he's
also a fashion mogul and has innovated fashion too, and
has just popularized everything and and how his fashion and
what he used to wear ten years ago people are
wearing ten years later now and everything like that. He's
really he's the best. He's the greatest of all time.
No one's ever going to be better than.
Speaker 1: Where is he out of what city?
Speaker 3: Atlanta?
Speaker 1: Atlanta?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 1: Is he still in Atlanta?
Speaker 3: Probably? I don't know, Okay, let me get another one.
Speaker 1: Well, you hold on a second. I want to flip
the script a little bit here. I'd like you to
explain what adults often misunderstand about teens today. Because it's
hard because you have.
Speaker 3: Because you don't want your kids to make mistakes.
Speaker 1: Right, I mean, and I guess that's kind of true.
Speaker 3: Trying to how do I say, like, trying to manage
their mental health and now that every kid has mental
health problems, some kids just say that, but kids who
really do and the things that they do may may
not be ideal in the parents' eyes, but it's helping
the kid. Just let the kid do it, bro if
they're if they're not dead yet and they haven't been
in trouble yet, and as long as you know how
long they've been doing it, I don't think you should
fuck you should just just jump, just fucking dive and
hug them and just tackle them and just keep them
like that for the rest of their lives and just
fucking shove medicine down their throat.
Speaker 1: Who okay, all right, but what about like, so, what
are you referring.
Speaker 3: To just any kids? No? No, no, no, I understood
their kids too. Yes, some parents are are fine with
that and understand it. And that's mainly younger parents, because you,
your older parents are are so prone to like using
old school methods and and so used to how it
was when you were a kid, and when I was
a kid, and when I was a kid this, and
when I was a kid. Not only referring to you,
I've heard other parents say this.
Speaker 1: I'm not I'm not taking it personally at all. I'm
just I'm listening to you. But how about your perspective
on school?
Speaker 3: Is it's fine?
Speaker 1: Yeah? And have they sort of it seems like they
have adapted to more of today's team. Do you feel
like that that's necessarily true? Yeah? How about friendships and things? Friendships, music, technology,
all that? I mean, you have more technology and more
information available at your hands than at any point in
the history of human beings.
Speaker 3: As in what as in like why are we? What?
Speaker 1: Like what I'm saying?
Speaker 3: What about friends? What about music? What about Well?
Speaker 1: I'm just asking like in terms of trying to manage
all that stuff. And has anybody ever maybe upset you
over saying something nasty about your music and it kind
of cut you a little bit, you know what I mean?
And emotionally, and I'm just wondering to like, how do
you navigate all that stuff and and keep it real
at the same time, because.
Speaker 3: Sometimes when people are honest, but when people are just
straight up mean about it, and I know what they
listen to and it's not good music. I know I
make good music. And if you don't think I listened
I make good music, then you don't know what I'm
listening to because I'm not only listening to rap music.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I like Mary J.
Speaker 3: Blod's new addition and all that type of stuff. But yeah,
I feel like, if you don't like my music, then
that's your problem. But don't just fuck don't just come
at me with it. Keep that to yourself. You don't
have to tell me you don't like it unless I
ask you. Don't tell me. I don't care for anybody watching.
I don't want them comment to being like this music strives.
Speaker 1: This is your son. I hope you know this is
your son, right, This is your son rapping about this.
Speaker 3: You know this is your son and you raised this.
He knows, Like, shut up, bro go worry about your kid.
He's probably doing drugs.
Speaker 1: Why are you?
Speaker 3: Why do you Why does that make you mad because
because they worry about I feel like adults in some
of your audience, some of your audience don't take this
to heart. If you're taking it to heart, then you
know that I'm talking about you. But it's also immature
to take things to heart as a grown folk.
Speaker 1: But well, it's it's it's a human being, you know,
and sometimes we all get it.
Speaker 3: If you're worrying about feeling and you're trying to talk
to my dad about how I'm being raised and how
I am right now.
Speaker 1: Nobody does.
Speaker 3: It's happened before You're fine, It's happened before you ask
me a question. Do I'm trying to answer it? Okay,
Then you need to go worry about your kid, because
if you're worried about me, that means you're not worrying
about your kid, and that also means that you're a
bad parent.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe it doesn't mean you're a bad parent, doesn't
It doesn't necessarily if.
Speaker 3: You're trying to talk bad about another I don't think
people talk bad. There have been people who've talked bad
about me in your comments, and they know who they are.
Speaker 1: Oh I haven't seen it.
Speaker 3: You've showed me the comments oh, maybe once a couple
of times. Then focus on yourself, because I'm going to
be doing better than you five years from now.
Speaker 1: I know that for a fact.
Speaker 3: I'm not just one of those kids who say it, okay,
I promise you I'm going to doing better than anybody
who talks about on me right now.
Speaker 1: All right, I look, I do not understand the fuel
like the other thing is. No. I know, but that
obviously hurt you and I and my bad for maybe
sharing that with you.
Speaker 3: But I need you to show me that type of
stuff well that that maybe it'll help me be better
and had something better. I'm way different than I was
last year, and I hope people can see that listening
to me now looking at me now.
Speaker 1: Yes, I think that. I look, you are at a
tough age because there's so much going on. And when
I was starting to say about technology and you said,
what do you mean? I mean, there's so much information
at your fingertips all the time, whether it's right, accurate
or not entertaining or not, it's all there. You can
find anything. You just showed me something that I didn't
even know existed about a guy on a plane. Right
I'm just saying, like it's all right there, And so
you you have a very different world than even your
brothers had because it's all accessible and that's all you've
ever known.
Speaker 3: I had a different word than my brothers. They were
they were what, oh, stay away?
Speaker 1: What is that? I don't even know what that.
Speaker 3: Means, kind of just put into a bubble on certain things.
Speaker 1: I feel like they were.
Speaker 3: Yeah, maybe you feel like they had a way better
life than me. Okay, well you've said that too. You've agreed.
You haven't said it, but you've agreed with me on that.
Speaker 1: I've agreed with you on that.
Speaker 3: I've had a harder life than Jackson and Jordan maybe, and.
Speaker 1: They know that.
Speaker 3: Jordan said it. Jackson's all right, I'm.
Speaker 1: Not That's not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about
the technology and how much is available to you. And
that's something that you've had your whole life.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's how I figured out how to make music.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it is.
Speaker 3: I make everything.
Speaker 1: What else have you?
Speaker 3: This right here is my studio, Yeah, my headphones and
my phone. I can show you how to make my
songs too. Yeah, I think that would be a good idea.
Maybe I'll show them how I do it do a vlog, no, like,
just now, like, just pull it up real quick, show
me all right, I'll just pull up a song that
haven't showed y'all. I'll show you like a little bit
of it, and now I'll show you how I make it.
All right, it's actually loaded me right in. All right,
So this is blood and buttons. M just play a
little bit of it quick.
Speaker 1: Do you identify yourself like every song? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Like I started doing that and then I ran with
it in my margin's house.
Speaker 1: Okay, but should you? I always make fun of DJ Kalen.
Speaker 3: Everybody likes it. They do, yeah, bro producer tagsj Cod
does it because that's his producer tag. Okay, yeah, and
buns don't want to get on my show.
Speaker 4: I'm found my life just cause is dealt blood and
bunch face coming out can't.
Speaker 1: Fix I'm I thought you were going to show how
you make this.
Speaker 3: I was showing them a little bit. Now show make it. So.
I probably put in four to five to six tracks
and then the beats up top. I'll scream recorder download
it depends, and I'll let me show you what it
looks like raw with no pre set, a preset. I'll
mix it down. So I have a compressor, I have
a noise gate. I have a d sir. I don't
know what that does.
Speaker 1: DSER takes like your high not to your Q.
Speaker 3: And then a graphic EQ. And then I have another
DSER on there my ad libs. I have another ad
lib one.
Speaker 1: I'll show that on why do you do the two
d s ers?
Speaker 3: Because it compresses it down like even more because because
I'm using the headphones, so the headphones are really prone
to the sounds, so listen, like when I say buttons
and I have a ton thrust, you won't really hear
much like watch blood and buns don't want on Nelson Blos.
Speaker 1: Is that the raw?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 3: But I'm about to show you you ready, Yeah, this
is with no preset, and what it sounds like with
no preset at all? Okay, yeah, it's Jayson blood and
buzz then one bloods Yeah the buzz.
Speaker 1: Is dope so it almost sounds overmodulated. And then you
go how clear yeah yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: Blood and buzz don't want no blood bush?
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then when you go through the processor.
Speaker 3: And then let me show you'll one more time after
what it looks like. And I'm gonna pull up a
different track, just real quick, so I can show them
with because that's a I have different presets on different songs.
Talk that mic, because I have different presets on different songs.
I'm going to show y'all another one after this. But
here again is what it sounds like with the preset's
blood and buns. Don't want on Neilson Easy how the
original mic? You can just break that all down. It's
so crazy how that works. This one, I don't know
what I'm gonna call. It's just unreleased. Here's a lot
of people like this one when you ain't on my phone. So,
same preset on the vocals, but I'm using auto tune.
I turned my auto tune to the heaviest but not
to the max, and I use this one is uh
f f n G major but major pentatonic. But my presets.
Let me show you my my it's the same vocal preset.
But now I'm about to show you all my ad
lib one that I use. So this one is called
Angel Libs and it's called it has a noisegate, it
has studio reverb, has an EQ, has a graphic EQ,
and then it has a tech lab b a two
A and it's on come press mode.
Speaker 1: And this is all on what app and everybody has that,
a lot of people have it.
Speaker 3: It's not like garage band. Okay, download it. But I'm
gonna show y'all solo what the add lips sound like,
just so you can you know what I'm saying. Mhm,
this is what that process. Then i'm gonna show you raw.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's hear it raw really bad.
Speaker 3: Probably Yeah.
Speaker 1: How do you choose the beats the backing beat?
Speaker 3: It depends on what I want to sound like. I
like from Alabama, so I like using fat Mag beats
from Alabama.
Speaker 1: Okay, and you can use fat Mag.
Speaker 3: Beats, yes, I can use free free beats.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 3: Now i'm gonna show y'all. I'm gonna show you all
the precept with no beat at all, just acapella. Wo yeah,
y'all kind of get the gist. Now I'm gonna show
you the vocals compost when.
Speaker 5: You ain't on my phone and then you get mad
when I can file a sleeping jeees.
Speaker 3: Get to my dome, so that one, and then we're
gonna turn the pre set off. You remember turned the
beat off too, So it's just my robin. So this
is it when no preset and no beat at all.
Speaker 5: How I'm post file asleep when you ain't on my phone,
then you get turned down. How I'm post file asleep
when you ain't on my phone? Then you get mad
when I go file to sleep and jeees get to
my dome plug.
Speaker 3: Lookie my day you see, and then switched and has.
Speaker 1: A pre set and then you put it on play
play play the original polished like all together, the polish.
Speaker 3: Version, compost asleep when I went on my phone, like
I'm engineering all of my music by myself.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you love it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I love doing it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I learned how to do it.
Speaker 1: Just on your own. Yeah, isn't that fun? That's the
technology stuff that I'm talking about that didn't exist now,
not for me, and I don't know that it was
really around when Jackson and Jordan came through.
Speaker 3: I could show you. Wait, let me show you how
much better I've gotten, guys, let me show you my
way old account, Like this isn't even my oldest account. Okay, Like,
look how young I look in the profile picture? Due
fresh off the plane?
Speaker 1: A voice two.
Speaker 3: You'll hear the change of my voice. You probably haven't
even noticed, like, because I've just grown with you. That's
how I've noticed my friends, Like I've grown with my
friends too much. I don't even remember what may I've
like they've always done like this, but I haven't. It's
a lot already.
Speaker 1: Yeah is that you? That's you?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I got this one all right.
Speaker 1: You sound like Justin Bieber, like young when you were
saying you do like, that's all.
Speaker 3: I'll show you. I can't show them my oldest song ever.
Speaker 1: Yes, you can show the oldest song.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, I'm sorry. Al Right, here's where my oldest
like my old band lab. I'm gonna show them my
oldest song and my oldest band LAB song. So when
I really this was made on a PlayStation party right
now made back smoke, this is boy, and put your
stuff back. I've been talking about the same stuff since
I was ten, So this isn't like just me trying
to be someone who I'm not.
Speaker 1: This is I've been like this ten.
Speaker 3: All right, So this is my oldest said so funny.
This is literally my oldest BAMAP song ever, probably writing
with my dad. You see what I'm saying, Like I've
came a long way yes, I agree, and I agree.
You have seen my most recent song.
Speaker 1: Yes, let me uh, I want to give you a
little quiz. Maybe you can help people out. We hear
slang words from people your age. All right, can you
explain what does it mean when someone says something is
riz like game.
Speaker 3: We don't even say that anymore. You don't say rizporary.
Speaker 1: See. I always thought riz was like charisma.
Speaker 3: That's where it stems from. And you didn't think that. Yeah,
I did found that out.
Speaker 1: It's no, no, no, no, I always thought it was charisma.
Speaker 3: Let me see the paper right here, there's just questions. No,
come here, what is it? Is it questions? Or does
it have the answers?
Speaker 1: No, it doesn't have the answers. You didn't look it up. Why.
I always thought charisma meant riz like meant charisma. That's
what I thought it was. I don't know. I'm just
trying to interpret. Tell me if a friend says that
is fire or that's oh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's fire like, that's tough. But in Rochester we
say that's flock like, that's flock.
Speaker 1: Okay, so you don't say fire.
Speaker 3: We say fire and we say flock. That's a New
York term.
Speaker 1: Flock. Okay, that's flock. How about what does it mean
to cap captain you're lying?
Speaker 4: Bro?
Speaker 1: Okay, cap And what's something that's no cap?
Speaker 3: No cap, no lies, no bad.
Speaker 1: Okay no cap so truth?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Or like where to my mother? Or like where to
my mom's where to bro? Oh god?
Speaker 1: How about low key?
Speaker 3: Low key? Everybody knows that low key? Like I don't
I don't want.
Speaker 1: To do that, like quietly secretly key.
Speaker 3: That's tough, bro Like, that's slick, tough, like I ain't
gonna lie like I'm basically me He's like, I'm not gonna.
Speaker 1: Lie slide into d MS. Anybody say that in your world?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I guess, Yeah. I mean it just means to kind
of get into someone's private messages, right yeah? Yeah took
an ol taken? Now you took an Now you lost?
Yeah you lost. What does it mean when a song
or a moment is called a banger?
Speaker 3: A banger that's fire like the same thing as fire. Like,
that's fire, that's good, that's tough, amazing great. The fact
that I use the definition of banger as fire, it's crazy.
Speaker 1: Okay. How about if someone says sheesh.
Speaker 3: I won't say that anymore. You don't know that wasn't
that's not even lingo. Okay, nobody says that. Alright, I'm
gonna give you I'm the next time, I'm going to
give you lingo.
Speaker 1: All right. How about mid.
Speaker 3: Mid everybody knows that's just that's not even slang mid
like it's mid average average.
Speaker 1: Great, all right, I want to give you ones from
the eighties and nineties.
Speaker 3: We're gonna know what these means, you think?
Speaker 1: So, yeah, all right, rad is People.
Speaker 3: Still say rad like it's fire. That's nowadays we turn
that into fire.
Speaker 1: Okay, good? Uh what does it mean when someone used
to say psych psych?
Speaker 3: We still say psych?
Speaker 1: You do really yessych like just kidding, tricky.
Speaker 3: I don't even know how to use the definition, just
like psych e. Everybody knows what that means.
Speaker 1: Okay psych. Uh, here's one that I don't think you've
ever heard. You can figure it out. I think it
was more of a nineties term, all that in a
bag of chips.
Speaker 3: We still say all that in a bag of chips.
That's a Southern term. Now, like that's a not to
be that guy. You don't think I'm racist, that's a
that's kind of black people term too? Is it urban
a little bit, just a little bit, don't.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, okay, nobody's getting on nobody's getting on you.
Nobody's getting on you. Bogart sad? What does it mean
to bogart something.
Speaker 3: Like amp it up more than it really is?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: What is it? This is good? It means to hog it,
to like take all of it.
Speaker 3: Okay, don't that a real term? Like yes, U yes, yes, homie, homie.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know what that is. It's basically your friend, right.
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 1: How about what does it mean if someone says word
after you said something.
Speaker 3: That's a New York term word? Yeah, like a word
I also said earlier, word of my mom's.
Speaker 1: How about if something is fat? P h a t fat?
Speaker 3: That's fire like, that's tough, that's nice. Lay a fat
rhyme on a beach, s lay that fat down.
Speaker 1: Here's one that I never liked. I never liked this
and it would annoy me. And I can think of
a girl in school.
Speaker 3: You talk to the head, talk to the hand, Yeah,
shut up, talk to my hand.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not listening to you.
Speaker 3: I'm not listening.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: Relaxing, relaxing, say's another way of the same, relaxing but
keeping it cool.
Speaker 1: How about get jiggy getting jiggy with it?
Speaker 3: What come on, bro, we know get jiggy what it means?
Speaker 1: What does it mean?
Speaker 3: Well, get jiggy? Would it coming to the Yes, it can't.
Get jiggy with a community a girl or get jiggy
with it comun're dancing?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: I always think that you are extremely funny. When do
you want to be?
Speaker 3: Okay? When you make someonant die laughing the network?
Speaker 1: You did? Ye? Tell me about that? Do you mind?
You work at Wegmans.
Speaker 3: So this lady who was like, obviously had some money. Yes,
she was done buying and today we're doing a If
you're going to Wegmans, please go donate or round up
or donate your own specific amount to check Out for Hunger.
One hundred percent of the donations go to check Out
for Hunger and it just is you know what.
Speaker 1: Sounds like, it's that's great.
Speaker 3: So you also get a bingo table, so like, you
check out the amounts and you'll get a prize after
for getting donations for Checkout for Hunger. So this lady
was like, no, I'm fine, And before she left, I
was like I hope you remember that when you go
to sleep at night. And she was dying and she
said thank you for the laugh.
Speaker 1: And I was She said no to check out for hunger.
Speaker 3: And I was like, hope you remember that when you
go to sleep tonight.
Speaker 1: Why would you say that?
Speaker 3: And I was trying to make her laugh laugh, What
did you say in a funny way?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: I was like, I hope you remember that when you
go to sleep at night. Did She just laughed, Yeah,
she knows I was joking.
Speaker 1: She knew you were joking. Okay. Do you you interact
with the customers pretty if I feel like it? Yeah,
if you feel like it. Are there some that you
just like some.
Speaker 3: Days, I just don't talk to anybody. I'm just trying
to get there.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, Uh let me give you some scenarios.
Can we do some scenarios because I'm thinking, like, since
you've been there, like you've had to have some funny things,
funny things that have happened with customers.
Speaker 3: Things I've seen, bro, Like what do you what have
you seen? I've seen someone come in not on Halloween
and no wizard's outfit okay, not even like he was
a magician just came in with a cloak. Thousand and
South would be a whole different story.
Speaker 1: What would that be? Never mind? What have you learned
about people just by checking people out?
Speaker 3: I hate them? Oh stop, I hate people now, I
know my mom means, bro, I don't like people. What's
not like going out at night because it's so it's
so peaceful when people aren't around.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so much. But you're so good, you're so quick
on your feet, Like.
Speaker 3: Even that little doesn't mean I want to be around them.
Speaker 1: Exchange with that lady was funny. I don't know. I
just think you're naturally funny with some scenarios.
Speaker 3: Buddy, it's been like a damn near a minute since.
Speaker 1: You've asked, Okay, why do you get all?
Speaker 3: I'm not but you just get off topic. Well, that's
that's me.
Speaker 1: That's how my shows work, all right. Someone shows up
with a great big binder of coupons asking if each
one is still valid from two thousand.
Speaker 3: My manager over and she's gonna then they're gonna go
fix her that.
Speaker 1: I'm not dealing all right, But you wouldn't. You wouldn't.
You wouldn't try to You're not doing it, not dealing
with that okay, but.
Speaker 3: They come with a bunch of coupons and I'm just
gonna scan up my skin and that's not a problem.
Speaker 1: Okay, Yeah, that's not a case.
Speaker 3: It passes the time to like it makes it longer,
so I'm just able to shift goes by faster.
Speaker 1: The customer holds up a strange fruit or vegetable.
Speaker 3: I go to the produce chart, or I call my
manager over.
Speaker 1: Okay and says to you, what even is this?
Speaker 3: That's what they say?
Speaker 1: Yeah, can I eat it raw? What do you? What
do you say to them?
Speaker 3: What the fuck are you gonna do? Cook it?
Speaker 1: Like, I don't know, go.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna call my manager over.
Speaker 1: You are, Yeah, you wouldn't make up a funny story, like,
oh my god.
Speaker 3: I probably would.
Speaker 1: That's what I've done that before, Okay, Like what.
Speaker 3: Like someone gave me their ID for alcohol and my brother,
this is a fake. I can't take it go you
believe They're like what. I'm like, I'm trying. I've done
so many times you have yeah, Or I'll be like
we have the same birthday and they're like really, I'm
like no, okay, but what about.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, we have the same name.
Speaker 3: Really, I've done that and I've been like you see
how you got happy though?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Oh you do say that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, rub it in their face?
Speaker 1: What about? Uh so, how would you do that if
someone came to you and say, can I eat it?
Can I eat this raw? Figure it out? Fight into it,
let's find out together, and you fight it. But if
you've been it and they've been it, no.
Speaker 3: There's been times where I just want to rip open
one of the bags that they have and just eat, bro,
because they get some good stuff. I get tissery chicken.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I know you like the rochistory chicken.
Speaker 3: Sometimes, but I just I hate chicken ro tissery chicken,
fried chicken, fried chicken because I don't think people I
don't I need to find a place where they cook
it like how I want it, or just I'm not
a fried chicken person.
Speaker 1: How about the oversharer treats the check out line like
a therapy session.
Speaker 3: I talk to them, Oh my god, we're friends.
Speaker 1: Feeling way too much? Really? Yeah, what happens?
Speaker 3: We'll talk, Bro, We'll talk about everything.
Speaker 1: You do. You ever have to give advice?
Speaker 3: Sometimes?
Speaker 1: What do you say? What advice have you given?
Speaker 3: I don't remember, but I've gotten advice too.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like what so you know the stickers that you
put on the produce and sometimes it doesn't scan.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've learned how to figure that out.
Speaker 3: But all right, so after the first number on that
barcode on the sticker is the produce number, so I
can just type that in the scanner's not working and
get the item.
Speaker 1: Okay, how did you learn that from a customer? Really? Did?
They used to work there?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Oh, how funny. How nice of them?
Speaker 4: Though?
Speaker 1: That's cool. How about the celebrity wanna be acts like
they're famous and expects to be recognized at the register?
Speaker 3: Never happened. No, but I've been. I've had people like
who are going are getting a bunch of shit? For famous?
People like Cypress Hill. They came in and bought a
bunch of groceries for a Cypres Hill concert.
Speaker 1: How do you know?
Speaker 3: Because they told me they did.
Speaker 1: No, No, I don't know. I mean cypercill could have
been here.
Speaker 3: They told me, I've had a bunch of I've had some.
Speaker 1: Did you say, where are they playing? No?
Speaker 3: They just had to have been around here.
Speaker 1: Oh clearly, But so they the cyper Soil probably has
a rider and they need to fulfill the things on
the right.
Speaker 3: And I work at the same Wegmans I used to
go to when I was a little kid. Yeah, that
was my favorite Wegmans when I was a kid because
of the train around the.
Speaker 1: Like oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yep, I remember that. How
about the customer asked things like can you scan me?
Or can I pay with monopoly money? You ever try
somebody trying to be funny like that?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: Oh, but I was fucking with some dude. We were
going back and forth. Okay, I just don't remember what
it was.
Speaker 1: Back and forth. Yeah.
Speaker 3: They were like they had kids who go to my
school and I know they're friends, but I don't know
the kid. And they named up a kid and I
was like it was a boy name. I was like
is he and they were like yep, And I was
like I was like, oh, I know who that is.
I'm trying to be funny. If they get offended by
that and going about my line, I'm gonna do what
I want here. Bro, if you don't like it, go
to them.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but why would you want to Why would you
want to offend somebody? I'm not offending anybody but that
could have been offensive. They know they're gay, right, the
hell that offends you out of anything, Dude, you better
get ready for a society because they're not going to
be nice to you.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 3: Look, I feel like slowly society has gotten way worse,
like in quarantine and stuff like that and not say
certain stuff, and now people are going back to just
say whatever they want and nobody cares. No one that's
an eye. There's so many racist people in this on
earth right now. Yeah, I feel like, yes, I know
exactly what you're saying, a lot of racist people.
Speaker 1: How do you feel about that? I don't know.
Speaker 3: What do you mean you're sitting across from I'm just kidding, guys,
it's just trying to know.
Speaker 1: But what how does that make you feel?
Speaker 3: I don't care, I got cared. Don't be around me.
Please don't be racist near me. Please don't bring that
type of energy around me.
Speaker 1: But like, yeah, it does.
Speaker 3: It really doesn't affect me at all, but it just
makes sometimes makes mac them just if they're being just
straight up racist bro, and and you're just literally being
a bigot or or or you're just being mean to
someone and and maybe singling them out for what right?
Speaker 1: Like, why right?
Speaker 3: But maybe if it's a joke, I'll laugh most of
the time, I'll laugh. Okay, I'm gonna laugh at your
racist jokes.
Speaker 1: Too bad? Is it because it's so shocking? Because sometimes it's.
Speaker 3: So shocking, and then sometimes it's funny.
Speaker 1: I know what that means. I know that. Sorry, Well,
sometimes I guess it is. But there's always within.
Speaker 3: Reason, you know it is it's funny sometimes, Bro, Sometimes
racist jokes are funny because there it's the shock some
all right. If there's too much shock value, then it's
not funny. But if there's shock value and it's also
creative and it's that's what makes a joke funny. That's
just how comedy works, not what's functioning in my brain.
I know some people who are liberals and would die
laughing at a racist joke. Don't come at me, bro,
No one's coming at you.
Speaker 1: Why what is this?
Speaker 3: Can you guys tell them to shut up?
Speaker 1: Wait? Why always coming at me?
Speaker 3: You do not think people will be like.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, no, you're fucking.
Speaker 3: Yeah college. No, you laughed at a racist joke. Go
to hell, you're not going to college.
Speaker 1: I don't think that's.
Speaker 3: That's definitely going to be someone's other. Oh my god,
James soon a little baby? What racist? Joke's funny? Yeah,
but you know, we don't, we don't want that.
Speaker 1: Well, I think that the jokes that you're hearing, you know,
they're a joke.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know they're a joke.
Speaker 1: But yes, right, I understand. I mean I think also
a lot of times they're not racist. They're racial. They're
pointing out our differences. They're pointing out our differences, They're
pointing out stereotypes, they're pointing out different things that we
have come to believe. And there are times where that
is very funny.
Speaker 3: Yes, and I will agree with a lot of the
time it's funny.
Speaker 1: Did you uh how? I know you were a little
upset and coming in here, but how do you think
we did here? We did good? Yeah, why don't you
close it out with one of your songs that you
want to play and we'll wrap it up. And I
appreciate you giving me some some of this time, and uh,
well we'll continue to try to grow together.
Speaker 3: Play my my song after Like, I don't know how
long was it June to September? How many months is that?
June September is about four four month break for music.
Speaker 7: Okay, Chas Chase, Chase off, It's just Chaslow. Ain't Jason Jason, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: Okay, he's okay, he's not.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna call my phone and says she missing, and
she proud of me. I locked myself inside my room
to fix.
Speaker 3: My craft and melodies. I don't even drink.
Speaker 4: Listen time the break wishins and hand the scene when
I think of us. They played back remedies and Minima breeze.
I crafted the cold to.
Speaker 1: Get this greening Jamison or Jaso, it's the morning bank,
Phil Moran, We'll see you.
Speaker 4: He ain't in mess with me. I can't talk and
said no, let us throw that fucking metal to meeting
to leave. I die so young and the paint is
going but hers because so is he. Sea died and
mess my Menzo's mass.
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