Speaker 1: We never forget about the party girl.
Speaker 2: How she gets.
Speaker 1: She get that as when I said she gave it
Speaker 1: for her. Mamma almost say you got.
Speaker 3: To write your body, Body, body, Boddy, Buddy, body wanna
Speaker 3: be a friend?
Speaker 1: Ki.
Speaker 4: You see, I don't know which one of the.
Speaker 3: Bud it's gonna be your first doesn't matter because the bark.
Speaker 1: Bet you're still gonna hear it. Bet Buddy's fine. But
Speaker 1: we got by contain Nay. Then we're not about cant
Speaker 1: today is a good thing?
Speaker 5: Nice?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 3: Hard?
Speaker 6: This is Victoria Monet on the Cruise Show. Let's go
Speaker 6: fuse for that intro that it's crazy, right, fire right?
Speaker 1: You got to it real quick?
Speaker 6: Is there is there any songs we left out that
Speaker 6: you wish would have been in there?
Speaker 1: You know what, there's a whole album. I just dropped
Speaker 1: everything that was great.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Jaguar to the deluxe. Congratulations, thank you.
Speaker 1: We're in and we're out.
Speaker 6: We're in and we're out, ladies and gentlemen. That's right.
Speaker 6: How do you feel if things are well? I know
Speaker 6: you know life is lifing obviously, right, But you drop
Speaker 6: a deluxe that's more music.
Speaker 3: More music, and I think I gave more than a
Speaker 3: typical deluxe. I think the tribe is super happy and
Speaker 3: excited just based on the feedback because you know, it
Speaker 3: came out at midnight a few hours for people to
Speaker 3: like tell me what they think, and all the feedback
Speaker 3: is great.
Speaker 6: So you do you have a competitive nature a spirit
Speaker 6: in that way, like I'm gonna do more than others
Speaker 6: when it comes to this.
Speaker 1: Project, more so that I'm gonna do more than myself.
Speaker 3: I kind of like introspective and I always want to
Speaker 3: be the best version of me, so I like to
Speaker 3: look at things that way.
Speaker 6: So you know, I'm listening to Jaguar two and there's
Speaker 6: a vibe there, a lot of melodies. Yeah, very very software.
Speaker 6: It needs to be soft, it hits hardware, it needs
Speaker 6: to hit hard. And you're talking that ship, yeah, right
Speaker 6: in the middle of that. Yes, right, and sometimes you're
Speaker 6: saying like the wildest shit, but it sounds so beautiful
Speaker 6: that it doesn't sound crazy.
Speaker 1: It's about the delivery. It's about it. You can say
Speaker 1: whatever you want, but it's about the delivery.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there's there's songs there where you're speaking about certain
Speaker 6: body parts, certain things, right, but you know you're saying
Speaker 6: it in a way that I guess only a woman.
Speaker 1: Can, like a lady can execute.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know what it really I think it's just
Speaker 3: probably my tone of voice too, just in song form.
Speaker 3: I want to be able to speak my mind. But
Speaker 3: it is a lot about how you say things allow
Speaker 3: people to receive them a certain way. So I think
Speaker 3: that's just kind of naturally happens. But also it's just
Speaker 3: it's just who I am, how I like to speak.
Speaker 6: Is that is that who you are behind closed doors?
Speaker 6: Or do you turn that on for the music?
Speaker 3: I think I definitely say a lot more than I
Speaker 3: than I do like in a normal day, in the music,
Speaker 3: and then my inner circle also gets.
Speaker 1: That version of me too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like ladies talk, girl talk, and you know
Speaker 3: in our little moments where we're hanging out, this is
Speaker 3: how we speak and what we speak about. But I'm
Speaker 3: not like going in rooms like hey, d at night,
Speaker 3: you know you know what I mean? Just like right right,
Speaker 3: right right, So you know, the music is kind of
Speaker 3: like a journal and drer diary, so people definitely get.
Speaker 6: Like inside, look what's behind for you? What's behind? The jaguar?
Speaker 3: The jaguar is a fierce, a very fierce animal. But
Speaker 3: also you don't really always see them. They're kind of
Speaker 3: like a rare sighting. And that's how I felt in
Speaker 3: the music industry for a really long time. It's just
Speaker 3: this being that existed and had this ferocity but wasn't
Speaker 3: in the limelight. And so with Jaguar One and Jaguar Too,
Speaker 3: my goal was to really pounds and step into the
Speaker 3: light with these these songs and bite because the Jaguar
Speaker 3: has one of them, is this grongest bite in the jungles?
Speaker 6: Okay, Yeah, the Jaguar is very sleek, yes.
Speaker 1: Right, right, And it's chess.
Speaker 3: So I think that's what you're getting with the extension
Speaker 3: of Jaguar One, Jaguar Too.
Speaker 1: And the Deluxe.
Speaker 3: It's been a four year rollout of these things, so
Speaker 3: it definitely feels like a game of chess, and there
Speaker 3: there's definitely some poundcing going on.
Speaker 6: That's right. Did you feel hidden?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I mean yes.
Speaker 3: As a songwriter, I think it was almost like you
Speaker 3: could hear my voice through through lyrics and things and
Speaker 3: placements and people other people singing them, but you weren't.
Speaker 1: You couldn't see me.
Speaker 3: It's almost like imagine you're in a jungle and you
Speaker 3: can hear groulse, but you're like, where is the beast?
Speaker 3: Where is the animal? And so finally, I think with
Speaker 3: these projects, I stepped out into that light moonlight and
Speaker 3: was like here.
Speaker 1: I am, and where I to eye? And I'm kill you.
Speaker 1: It went crazy right now.
Speaker 4: You had such an incredible years.
Speaker 7: A part of you like thinking too that now that
Speaker 7: you know that beast has come out, you're like, finally.
Speaker 3: For sure, Yeah, it's been a long time coming. And
Speaker 3: I think anyone with a goal that has their eyes
Speaker 3: set on the prize, and when that prize finally happens,
Speaker 3: you feel relief and you feel like, oh wow, anything
Speaker 3: that I dreamed of was fully worth all the struggles,
Speaker 3: all the tears, blood.
Speaker 1: Sweat, and and to all of the doubters, ha ha.
Speaker 6: You know, so you got receipts.
Speaker 1: I mean I'm sure that Twitter Does'll have.
Speaker 2: To ask social media has receipts. Yes, in your lowest.
Speaker 1: Time, man, the screenshots.
Speaker 6: You I like, alright, talking me about that that process
Speaker 6: the song all right, and you're talking talk it's very confident.
Speaker 1: Yes. So I was actually not in that headspace when
Speaker 1: I wrote all right. I was.
Speaker 3: It was not long after I had my daughter, and
Speaker 3: I was working with Kanada and knowing what he provides,
Speaker 3: and he's going to give you energy, and he's going
Speaker 3: to be in the club, and he's going to be
Speaker 3: at the you know, the festivals. And me, I'm like
Speaker 3: in an outer body experience right now, just a new
Speaker 3: mom trying to figure out what I want to talk
Speaker 3: about and how I want to.
Speaker 1: Present myself to the world. Every everything.
Speaker 3: Shout out to all the moms or mother figures even
Speaker 3: and dad's too.
Speaker 1: Honestly, they hold it down for sure.
Speaker 6: You appreciate You're like that.
Speaker 1: She loves you. She appreciates you. She does, she does.
Speaker 1: Sometimes she doesn't know how to say it.
Speaker 6: Show it.
Speaker 1: Tell her to show it. You're so mundy. Oh my god. Okay,
Speaker 1: so he needs something. Okay, you here. But yeah, I
Speaker 1: just had to kind.
Speaker 3: Of project and manifest what I wanted to become. And
Speaker 3: so by the time the song came out, I was
Speaker 3: closer to that space. And then by the time the
Speaker 3: music video came out, I was there. So you had
Speaker 3: to give yourself, give yourself time.
Speaker 6: You put yourself there, You drove yourself there. Right, is
Speaker 6: writing a song like that like almost like working out
Speaker 6: when you don't feel like working out, you don't feel
Speaker 6: like doing it. It's kind of keen up. But then
Speaker 6: when you do it, you feel so much better. Is that? Like?
Speaker 6: Was that? Were you writing those kind of songs and
Speaker 6: not necessarily feeling it? You have to dig right.
Speaker 3: Well, the first few songs that I was writing fresh
Speaker 3: into the studio after having the right it was one
Speaker 3: of them, but it wasn't the beginning. So like my
Speaker 3: first time back after doing having this really traumatic experiences.
Speaker 1: Childbirth is a little bit traumatic, So.
Speaker 3: Like having that experience and then going back to a
Speaker 3: creative space, I just everything was different. My voice was different,
Speaker 3: my energy, my priorities and what was on my mind.
Speaker 3: I was like write a song, breastfeed, write a song,
Speaker 3: you know, just trying to like balance it all out.
Speaker 3: So there was a few or a lot of songs
Speaker 3: that I just didn't like. So you had to get there.
Speaker 3: But it's like exercising. If at first you feel you
Speaker 3: can't do that pull up, it's really hard to do,
Speaker 3: and then you know two months in it's easy, So
Speaker 3: you just have to flex that muscle.
Speaker 7: Do you feel like songwriting is another way of manifestation
Speaker 7: for you?
Speaker 3: Definitely imagine you know, when you're writing something down is
Speaker 3: one thing that's for yourself, but imagine writing it, singing it,
Speaker 3: and then other people are also singing it, so they're
Speaker 3: manifesting for you in a way too, even when you're
Speaker 3: not even just energetically like it's just out in the
Speaker 3: world doing positive things. So I do feel like songs
Speaker 3: have the power and frequency is to change change things.
Speaker 3: There's a reason why when you hear it away, you're like,
Speaker 3: it's like a certain there's a certain frequency about it
Speaker 3: that changes the energy and the dynamic of your view
Speaker 3: and what you want to do to that song.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and I'm the one you're claiming your spot, yeah,
Speaker 6: or you're saying you are the spot.
Speaker 1: I'm the one.
Speaker 3: Is more kind of questioning why someone doesn't see you
Speaker 3: the way you see yourself.
Speaker 6: Okay, basically you would have saw I was doing if you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and if you you can apply that to anything.
Speaker 3: You can apply it to a job position, you could
Speaker 3: apply it to a relationship, a status like you know,
Speaker 3: it's it's just it's not only about love. It's just
Speaker 3: about knowing your self worth and kind of wondering what
Speaker 3: they see versus what you see and knowing that you
Speaker 3: have the power to leave that situation and you're just
Speaker 3: being confident in what you feel that you are.
Speaker 6: Yeah, have you met anyone you know as far as
Speaker 6: your heroes go? Yes, yeah, all of them. No, they say,
Speaker 6: never meet your heroes.
Speaker 1: I haven't had that.
Speaker 3: I haven't had, you know, I do of the saying
Speaker 3: that's like you might have you might be disappointed, but
Speaker 3: I haven't had that experience. Everybody that I love that
Speaker 3: I meet is who they say they are and who
Speaker 3: I thought they were.
Speaker 6: That's great.
Speaker 3: Yeah, luckily, maybe I'm just catching on a really good day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, so exciting.
Speaker 5: Were you speechless in front of those people? Like, were
Speaker 5: you like one of us that meets, you know, a
Speaker 5: celebrity where sometimes you just have lots for work one hundred?
Speaker 6: Staring at Beyonce? Is that what happened?
Speaker 3: I was definitely debating a lot before I even went
Speaker 3: over there. Yeah, because I saw her at the Grammys
Speaker 3: this past year and during a commercial break, you know,
Speaker 3: it's everyone's chance to go say hi. So it's like
Speaker 3: this long line and I'm sitting like a few tables before.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm like this poor lady.
Speaker 3: She's probably just wanting to, like just be and not
Speaker 3: have to worry about it. But of course she's used
Speaker 3: to it.
Speaker 1: And then I was just like the another commercial break happen.
Speaker 1: I was like, no, let me just another commercial break.
Speaker 3: And my manager was like, oh, and then she and
Speaker 3: then she looked at me and she like kind of
Speaker 3: smiled and wait.
Speaker 1: I was like, and it was almost like right.
Speaker 3: It was almost like I didn't register it fast enough
Speaker 3: to like wave properly back, and she was like. My
Speaker 3: manager was like, if that isn't a sign to go,
Speaker 3: say hi, just go. I was like, all right, I'll
Speaker 3: do it.
Speaker 1: And so I went over there and she.
Speaker 3: Was receptive and we talked for a quick bit and
Speaker 3: I think I was the last person to speak to
Speaker 3: her and Blue right before they everyone you know, had
Speaker 3: to disperse again to be seated for the show. But
Speaker 3: amazing energy, Like I'm it's it's almost like an angel.
Speaker 3: You're just so enamored by her, You're like, this is real,
Speaker 3: because yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've seen her walk into a room once and
Speaker 4: I was I could have sworn she just like how
Speaker 4: is she doing?
Speaker 2: She has amazing Imagine if that's what it is, I'd
Speaker 2: be crazy.
Speaker 6: Who was an artist that you're in love with as
Speaker 6: far as like, I can work with him anytime you've
Speaker 6: worked with them before, whether it's a writing session or
Speaker 6: a studio session.
Speaker 3: I would say Dmail is an artist. Demail is a producer,
Speaker 3: but he's also an artist. And the way he sings
Speaker 3: and here's melodies. And he would humbly say no, he's not.
Speaker 3: I know if he hears no, I'm not, But I
Speaker 3: do believe that he is. He is a creator and
Speaker 3: he's an artist, and so I could work with him
Speaker 3: all day, any day, whenever he's available. Like any country,
Speaker 3: any universe called Denby.
Speaker 6: With they understand what's going on.
Speaker 3: Right, because music is another language, So you've got to
Speaker 3: be able to communicate the same.
Speaker 6: Language it really is. And not everybody knows that language.
Speaker 1: Boy, no they don't.
Speaker 6: Right when you're singing into the crowd and you're looking
Speaker 6: into the eyes of people that love your music and
Speaker 6: they're singing the songs back, there's there's there's a connection there, right,
Speaker 6: There's an energy there that that not too many people
Speaker 6: get to experience.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I also don't it's not lost that that
Speaker 3: one room, no matter how many times a certain person
Speaker 3: or fan comes to see you they'll never be in
Speaker 3: the room with those exact people, in that exact position
Speaker 3: in the crowd with that energy. So it's like a
Speaker 3: one of one experience every performance. So I try to
Speaker 3: connect and make sure I'm staying present and you know,
Speaker 3: really my goal is to take them away from anything
Speaker 3: negative that they have been going through. As I know,
Speaker 3: people come to concerts and festivals for escapism and they
Speaker 3: want to feel something. So my job as an entertainer
Speaker 3: is to entertain and make sure that they they came
Speaker 3: one way, but they leave feeling ten times better.
Speaker 2: So that's yeah, it's a responsibility, I think, right, definitely.
Speaker 1: I mean it doesn't feel heavy though. It doesn't feel heavy.
Speaker 3: It just feels like this is what we're here to do,
Speaker 3: and it's just exchange of love, you know, and this
Speaker 3: is what.
Speaker 6: You were born to do. Yeah, you're from Sacktown.
Speaker 1: I'm from sack Towncment.
Speaker 6: That's right. Growing up? Did you have like regular job?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 6: I didn't, But you growing up in Sacramento? Did you
Speaker 6: have in the jobs?
Speaker 1: I did? I was a bank teller at Golden One?
Speaker 1: Were you?
Speaker 6: I was a bank teller?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Golden One?
Speaker 5: Noah, isn't it crazy being around all that money.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and also like I can't believe that, Like, well,
Speaker 3: my friends will come and I'm like, damn, You're just
Speaker 3: gonna come to me so I can see what's in
Speaker 3: your account.
Speaker 1: But sure, like just.
Speaker 6: All this information, so I think you were going to
Speaker 6: slip it like an extra hundred.
Speaker 1: And I don't know. If it were me, I would
Speaker 1: go to another.
Speaker 3: Because I don't want you know my business exactly, but
Speaker 3: ten accounts, I don't.
Speaker 6: Want you knowing I have thirteen fifty in my you know.
Speaker 1: What I'm saying, And and these things will happened. Yeah, broke,
Speaker 1: oh you broke.
Speaker 6: Broken.
Speaker 1: No, but I was a bank teller, I was. I
Speaker 1: worked at Circuit City.
Speaker 6: Circuit City, yeah, legendary.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Circuit City. And I was a dance teacher, that's right.
Speaker 3: That was extentive my No. I also worked in an
Speaker 3: off for the state for like a summer.
Speaker 6: Wow. Yeah, so you respect a nine.
Speaker 1: To five yeah, and a five to nine and.
Speaker 6: Five to nine for real, job is so important. I
Speaker 6: think having a job has been forgotten about or you know,
Speaker 6: because now you can be an entrepreneur your job at
Speaker 6: social media, sit at home, make videos all day and
Speaker 6: be successful.
Speaker 3: One hundred percent, which I I think you can also
Speaker 3: do both, like you can have that and also you know,
Speaker 3: the extra hour or two when you get home can
Speaker 3: be spent on socials, so it's really kind of limitless.
Speaker 3: But also I understand what you mean about the art
Speaker 3: of hard work, maybe sometimes being lost because it comes
Speaker 3: money can come so easily to certain people there.
Speaker 6: Yes, yeah, when when you were working these jobs, when
Speaker 6: you're telling everybody that you were going to be a star.
Speaker 3: I definitely was going to the studio right after my
Speaker 3: bank job, and like going to dance practice after I'm teaching,
Speaker 3: So I think I wasn't like an announcement, but I
Speaker 3: definitely my work ethic is like, Okay, she's not about
Speaker 3: to just you know, become the boss of this this bank,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean, Like I'm going to other places.
Speaker 6: Right right right. Nobody ever robbed the bank when you were.
Speaker 3: There, No, No, I was. We did have to go
Speaker 3: through drills, but no, yeah.
Speaker 6: Bank robberies aren't a thing.
Speaker 1: That's not fun. Yeah, that can't be fun. No, thank you.
Speaker 4: Do you consider sack the bay a part of the No,
Speaker 4: there's no bay.
Speaker 6: Who think it's like.
Speaker 4: A mini bay like in a mini Bay area.
Speaker 3: What I will say is like we share some of
Speaker 3: the same cultures because we're so close, like musically and lingo,
Speaker 3: but technically we are not the Bay.
Speaker 1: There is no Bay or in Sacramento.
Speaker 3: We are the capital of California, a city of trees.
Speaker 3: But yeah, and also a lot of people from the
Speaker 3: Bay moved to Sacramento and at a time when the
Speaker 3: houses were really you know, the house market in Sack
Speaker 3: was booming, So like we do have a lot of
Speaker 3: like Oakland, San Francisco people in Sack for sure, for sure,
Speaker 3: But no, I wouldn't call it the Bay. I think
Speaker 3: that everyone up there will be like.
Speaker 2: Right right, want to Sacramento, right right, yeah, exactly what
Speaker 2: what music have you been listening to other than yours?
Speaker 6: And maybe Coco Melon?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, the choke hold that. I'm like, what
Speaker 3: is in that? I need to sprinkle whatever is in
Speaker 3: that song?
Speaker 1: And my songs, like just let me know the formula
Speaker 1: so you can share, you can have it for and everything.
Speaker 1: I mean, she likes. Have you guys heard of Gracie's Corner?
Speaker 3: Corncy's Corner is like the tolerable version because it's it
Speaker 3: has like cool beats and like she's talk It's like
Speaker 3: you could technically listen to it as like real music
Speaker 3: because of its like dynamic and and it's like cultural.
Speaker 6: Some of it sounds like future produced. Its great.
Speaker 1: It's Snoop Dogs on the show.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because that's another whole remember.
Speaker 5: Yea your daughter.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's good. I try to check that one out.
Speaker 6: It's they don't, they don't, it's not in production anymore.
Speaker 1: It is really it's bad.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's like hip hop, and I mean it's the
Speaker 5: artists on there a wild and it's really you know,
Speaker 5: teachable stuff for your kids.
Speaker 1: Doul don never heard of.
Speaker 6: That one Dogyland that's Snoops Kids Channel. Yeah. Nice, it's
Speaker 6: like affirmations and the love that. Yeah, like it's I
Speaker 6: play it for my three year old and seven year
Speaker 6: old and they, man, they love it.
Speaker 3: I love that Hazel has moved on to like full
Speaker 3: on YouTube dance videos where kids are dancing. She's like
Speaker 3: learning the choreography and like almost like it's in the
Speaker 3: mirror and she's doing. She's like she'll watch it a
Speaker 3: few times and then she knows it. So I'm like, oh,
Speaker 3: oh yeah, no, seriously, it is a problem.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's like a good problems.
Speaker 6: Right, right, right right?
Speaker 5: Did you ever see melodies or try out melodies.
Speaker 6: Or hooks on her?
Speaker 5: And you know, when you're putting her to bed, like lullabies,
Speaker 5: you know what.
Speaker 1: I was singing to her once and she plugged her ears.
Speaker 3: I was like, oh she was respect this was I
Speaker 3: was like, okay, we got a sassy one was probably
Speaker 3: like it's my turn. But she was like really young,
Speaker 3: and but I was singing to her. And sometimes we
Speaker 3: have little moments where we're singing together too.
Speaker 6: That's great. Yeah. She love Target, kids love Target.
Speaker 1: She hasn't really had I'll be I'll be instacard and
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 3: So like she really had that many experiences and Target, yeah,
Speaker 3: because you can't go in there and spend less than
Speaker 3: two hundred dollars.
Speaker 6: No, we always say there's Target tells you what you're
Speaker 6: gonna buy, you know, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I was just watching this YouTube YouTuber and well sorry,
Speaker 3: it was on reels actually, and he was showing how
Speaker 3: how inclusive Target is. They're selling bundles and lace glue
Speaker 3: now like.
Speaker 4: That right, the alt targets now in no way.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I gotta get in there. That's wow. After this, okay,
Speaker 1: let's go. Okay, amazing, as long as you play that
Speaker 1: mix in the car.
Speaker 6: All the way there, it's about ten minutes away. You
Speaker 6: don't sleep. I love don't sleep as well.
Speaker 1: Thank you?
Speaker 6: Yeah? Was that a song that you wrote pretty quick?
Speaker 1: I would say that was pretty quick.
Speaker 3: And it was actually before the I mentioned the Grammys
Speaker 3: and the song, but it was actually before the Grammys,
Speaker 3: okay before Yeah, see what I'm saying, like you put
Speaker 3: it in a song and you know, sing it a
Speaker 3: few times and maybe it'll.
Speaker 6: Come to you now. They said, like like like Biggie
Speaker 6: and jay Z did that. They talked about what they
Speaker 6: had and what they were going to do or what
Speaker 6: you know, as if they were already doing it and
Speaker 6: it became happened. Pretty true.
Speaker 1: Yeah, power of the tongue.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 7: Earlier you mentioned that your inner circle knows you very well.
Speaker 7: When's the last time you had like a girl's night in?
Speaker 1: Mm hmm, it's been too long, it's been a song.
Speaker 4: Are you the type of person that have like themes
Speaker 4: for your girls' night?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: But that sounds fun, Like what kind of themes? Like
Speaker 1: what have you done? Or do you do that? Yeah?
Speaker 7: Like we've got we have like themes where it's just like,
Speaker 7: so right now, we watched a series on Hulu called
Speaker 7: The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, Okay, and so they
Speaker 7: all wear like this like one like jumpsuit together. So
Speaker 7: we're like, oh, next girl's night, that's our theme.
Speaker 1: So we're okay, it's so cute watching.
Speaker 4: Like yeah, like we're decorating.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I knew it.
Speaker 4: Just decorating pumpkins drinking like that's so cute. I feel
Speaker 4: like that's very.
Speaker 7: Much needed, like especially in like such a fast paced
Speaker 7: like lifestyle too.
Speaker 1: For sure.
Speaker 3: Right now, I mean after this month, I'm kind of
Speaker 3: like going back into studio mode. Only it's like usually
Speaker 3: it's like a I got this in the morning and
Speaker 3: then studio like after it. But for the end of
Speaker 3: the year, I was just like I want to just
Speaker 3: be like camp out there. And so I feel like
Speaker 3: that'll allow for a little bit more of those nights
Speaker 3: so I can give the lady's heads up, we can
Speaker 3: have a theme, maybe have like some mocktails cocktails that
Speaker 3: they want, and yeah, yeah.
Speaker 6: Sure, have a good time.
Speaker 2: And by Jackie, I mean it's yeah, yeah, I'll be there,
Speaker 2: bring the weed, say less.
Speaker 6: You're a Taurus.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what are you?
Speaker 6: I'm in the aries.
Speaker 1: Okay, that is right before me.
Speaker 6: Yeah, right right there, right April.
Speaker 1: Sixth, okay at the beginning.
Speaker 6: Yeah, do you believe in astrology? Are you horoscopes? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 6: Jeff and I always talk about how that's kind of
Speaker 6: crazy talk.
Speaker 1: But what you say.
Speaker 6: I feel I agree with it.
Speaker 5: I kind of feel like it's a lot of generic
Speaker 5: statements that can be applicable to anybody.
Speaker 6: And what's the argument? They're like, Okay, how come my
Speaker 6: horoscope is like four different things on four different.
Speaker 5: Webs depending on the website. My horoscope for the day
Speaker 5: is different on four different websites. If it's a logical,
Speaker 5: should all be the same? Right in theory, I'm.
Speaker 6: Just saying, what don't we understand? So tell us how
Speaker 6: dumb we are?
Speaker 3: So I'm the best way I've heard it explained is
Speaker 3: the fact that we spend ten months in our mother's womb. Yes,
Speaker 3: and a lot of that space is made up of water. Now,
Speaker 3: if water can control the waves of the ocean based
Speaker 3: on where the moon is in a different way, don't
Speaker 3: you feel like water within our bodies and our mother
Speaker 3: and us is controlled differently, and the way we're molded
Speaker 3: throughout the year can be different. So I feel like
Speaker 3: with our brain, our cells, and our nervous system and
Speaker 3: everything is shaped differently based on when you were born,
Speaker 3: based on the moon and how the moon pulls the
Speaker 3: tides of the ocean, the water is doing different things.
Speaker 3: So I feel like it all has an effect on
Speaker 3: how we come out.
Speaker 4: That's honestly the best explanation. Yeah, I've heard about it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was like that that makes a lot of sense.
Speaker 3: That we're made up of so much water. We are,
Speaker 3: then I would imagine that like the way that the waves,
Speaker 3: you know that we're looking at the ocean react and
Speaker 3: the water within us is probably reacting.
Speaker 4: Yeah, some days we just read our horoscopes and we're like, yeah.
Speaker 1: That that's drag.
Speaker 6: It makes sense.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I never does.
Speaker 6: So it does.
Speaker 5: GRAA pool explains the flat part of my head because
Speaker 5: it was.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, astrology is the whole thing, man, that's
Speaker 6: I have to take that very serious.
Speaker 3: I just started noticing like themes too, Like I'm always
Speaker 3: like the closest people to me are cancer prices. Like
Speaker 3: it just started to like patterns were happening the more
Speaker 3: than I bit into it, so it's like, I don't
Speaker 3: I don't doubt it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but when you were coming up, were you singing
Speaker 6: outside of an in and out burger? I was with
Speaker 6: a cup for tips?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Did you see me?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Did you give me something that was there?
Speaker 6: I got you fries?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Great, thank you for But I heard I heard that's
Speaker 2: that that really happened.
Speaker 1: That was Yeah, that was a part of it.
Speaker 3: When I first moved to l A, I really didn't
Speaker 3: want to my mom that we were struggling because she
Speaker 3: would have been like, bring your a come home back
Speaker 3: now immediately, I'm coming to kiss.
Speaker 6: And that wasn't an option for you.
Speaker 1: No, there was no plan B.
Speaker 3: It was Plan A and Plan A again, and Plan
Speaker 3: A all the way through the alphabet.
Speaker 6: So, you know, I think that's what it takes to
Speaker 6: make it. Those are the struggles that people don't necessarily
Speaker 6: see now because of social media, we see wins only, right,
Speaker 6: we don't necessarily see the come up, And the com
Speaker 6: up is to not be ignored, right, The come up
Speaker 6: should be televised because people need to see what it takes.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 1: I wish I did have a camera, you know what.
Speaker 6: I mean, because not but talk about it, right, I mean, yeah.
Speaker 1: For sure.
Speaker 3: But I just think about how Kanye had that dog.
Speaker 1: On he like had a camera and now he.
Speaker 3: Could just like you could visually see it, which is
Speaker 3: really dope.
Speaker 6: What's your in and out order?
Speaker 5: Because Jackie's is hella complicated?
Speaker 3: It's not that cod well now it's now I'm vegan,
Speaker 3: so it'd probably be the fries, and I also don't
Speaker 3: I don't eat meat. I don't really eat meat, but
Speaker 3: if I were a meat eater, it'd probably be a single.
Speaker 3: Like I only need one patty with the cheese, and
Speaker 3: I probably get in and out what is it called
Speaker 3: animal style sauce on the side so I can like
Speaker 3: dip my broker. Probably the fries and ketchup.
Speaker 1: Limon up a limon up.
Speaker 7: Interesting, you're a liment up grill lemonade.
Speaker 6: That thought I was crazy.
Speaker 4: Single.
Speaker 7: It's still a single, but it's animal style with chopped
Speaker 7: chili is inside and a and fries and lemonade, mustard grilled,
Speaker 7: mustard grilled, so they.
Speaker 4: Grill the patty with mustard.
Speaker 1: Oh, never heard of that.
Speaker 4: So that's why they were like, that's how a complicated.
Speaker 4: I was like, it's not that complicated.
Speaker 1: You should hear.
Speaker 3: It's probably people Starbucks orders of cinnamon and I have
Speaker 3: like I can't if I was a Starbucks worker were.
Speaker 1: Like, ma'am, we're so you just want to milkshake. I'll
Speaker 1: just give you. You just want to come right, just
Speaker 1: literally here.
Speaker 6: You want to? Yeah, here's a eventy water.
Speaker 1: Yeah face yeah, exactly feel me?
Speaker 6: Uh you know. Jaguar two, the Deluxe version is out
Speaker 6: Victoria Monet, great sounds, right, what Yes, it's R and
Speaker 6: B right, but there there's there's a collection of sounds.
Speaker 6: I think definitely Jaguar two.
Speaker 3: There's in Jaguar two the Deluxe the first song comes
Speaker 3: in swinging with a bit of jazz YEP, a little
Speaker 3: bit of big band sounds.
Speaker 6: A little swing there here yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then definitely rooted in R and B. But
Speaker 3: there's still seventies influence with the horns. I feel like,
Speaker 3: uh Thundercat brings them Michael McDonald's elements in. There's also
Speaker 3: I feel a bit of house and dance with nineteen
Speaker 3: hundreds and love is stronger than Pride, so it feels
Speaker 3: more like festival music.
Speaker 1: There's kind of.
Speaker 3: Like world ballads, a world ballad that feels kind of
Speaker 3: like MJ inspired. And then there's a song that feels
Speaker 3: very relaxing and positive and dreamscape, like called the Greatest,
Speaker 3: And then there's like there's some spoken word in a
Speaker 3: way because my family is like leaving me love notes
Speaker 3: at the end of the album. So it's definitely not
Speaker 3: one dimensional and it's a it's a journey experience, so interlude.
Speaker 6: What that was? That was? That was that a decision
Speaker 6: of yours that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I feel like we needed a little bit of
Speaker 3: like it reminds me of something that girls can put
Speaker 3: on heels too and dance, So I just wanted one
Speaker 3: of those for the.
Speaker 6: Whole written for a woman.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh, you mean like about a woman? Yeah, no, no, no, no, okay.
Speaker 3: No, it's I mean it's just really about two people.
Speaker 3: It can be any two people. It's just like we
Speaker 3: look good together pretty much, we would do well together.
Speaker 1: We look sexy.
Speaker 3: So I just feel like it's kind of like a
Speaker 3: slow dance moment for whoever wants would want to perform.
Speaker 6: It is love important to you.
Speaker 1: Love makes the world go around.
Speaker 6: That's nice because some people are like, your fuck love,
Speaker 6: I don't need it.
Speaker 3: They're hurt, they're hurt they've gone through things and they
Speaker 3: need to be loved out of it.
Speaker 6: We do. I mean, yeah, that's right.
Speaker 1: Let's talk to your wife. They do the.
Speaker 6: Yo, Victoria Monet. We appreciate you, We appreciate the music.
Speaker 6: Jaguar two. But the lux out now before you go, right,
Speaker 6: this is Lama, Lama Red Pajama. We have people read
Speaker 6: this on beat, not the entire book. A few pages.
Speaker 3: You think you can do that, No, thank you, no, no,
Speaker 3: no think.
Speaker 1: But maybe Hazel will come and read it when she knows.
Speaker 6: That'd be great.
Speaker 1: When she learns how to read, she can definitely read Lama.
Speaker 1: If I just a sight word and tell.
Speaker 6: Her that's when I learned how to read, I'll read
Speaker 6: it too. So thank you again, Jaguar to the deluxe
Speaker 6: version out now, let's get at congratulations, let's go.
Speaker 1: Thank you, so thank you