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[Assistant] By 1989, international genetic technologies had succeeded in their design to genetically recreate the dinosaurs.


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[Assistant] Uh, I think I often describe my channel as kind of like an unbox therapy except for clothes. I feel like that's like the most accurate just because that's kind of what I'm known for is just showing off tons of clothes.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I think it's just there's a lot of people who can't afford those clothes and there's a lot of people that want them but can't afford them. So then, yeah, they like to see them unboxed or see my opinions on them or whatever.


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[Assistant] Uhm, yeaah, for like about the last 11 years. How old are you? I'm 28 years old. Okay. Yeaah, so uhm, I look, I saw a funny comment the other day, actually, that someone was like, you look like you're 17 and 49 at the same time. Ha ha ha ha. But uhm. Ain't we all, yeaah.


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[Assistant] But uhm, yeaah, so I was in the clothes for like the last 11 years. When I was in high school I was just really, really poor so I wasn't in the clothes when I was in high school. I just wore the same two hoodies all throughout high school. What kind of hoodies? Uh, BMX hoodies actually. UGP red hoodie and an FBM uh, destroy your car, ride a bike hoodie.


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[Assistant] Uhm, yeaah, I mean I was, I was just doing like dirt jumps, I wasn't doing like what you guys do, by any means, but I've always been fascinated with it. My brother was really big into BMX so I just kinda followed his.


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[Assistant] Yeah, a lot of, I feel like out there, it's more like, at least from what I've seen, just big jumps. I definitely see a lot of like bulls. It's very hardcore. Yeah.


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[Assistant] Uhm, well, I grew up on, like, Southside Tacoma, like Oakland Park area, uhm, which is, at least where I grew up, it was pretty poor, like, but I was really only growing up in that environment for the first, like, 12, 13 years of my life.


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[Assistant] Or was it just scary? Uhm, it was basically a situation where like the house was on fire and they weren't even home. And so uhm, the like,


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[Assistant] It just kind of was a wake up call for my mom to like get me out of that area.


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[Assistant] No, well, originally I grew up in an apartment complex. My mom and my stepdad, we had like better money, so we moved into a house on Warner Street. And then that's when the meth lab blew up next to my house. And then my mom moved me to Olympia, which is like a nicer area. Okay. You know, it's not like nice. It's just like an average area.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, uhm, not to speak ill of my brother or anything, but I've always been pretty open. My brother's just had a big issue with, like, heroin basically, like, the majority of his life. I don't really talk to him, cause I don't do drugs, like,


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[Assistant] Recreationally, uhm, if I need to, you know, feel better, something like that, but I don't really drink anymore. I don't do any drugs. I just kind of focus on making, creating videos. Is the heroin problem


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[Assistant] Uhm, it, it got, it used to be really bad and then it kind of wasn't much of an issue. Like I feel like in Washington it was mostly like crank, which is like meth. That was a big issue for a while in Tacoma at least. Uhm, but we've seen like a lot of heroin lately. It seems like it's a big issue, so.


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[Assistant] Uhm, in high school, I was, I don't know, I was kind of a loner. So when my mom moved me to Olympia, I didn't really associate with anyone. Like I would hang out with my friend Josh a lot, but that was just whenever I'd go back to Tacoma. And uhm, but like in Olympia, I just didn't really.


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[Assistant] Oh, these kids have money, like they don't know what it's like. In reality, I was just being a judgmental fucking prick. Right. You know, but I was just like, oh, they don't know what it's like to not have money or not to struggle or whatever, like blah, blah. And then.


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[Assistant] I don't know, and I just kinda like kept that with me and would use that to like not


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[Assistant] I didn't even have a computer when I was growing up until I bought my own, until I bought my own computer. And so like, I remember I used to go to my friend's house, I'd play Diablo at his house, and like...


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[Assistant] He'd be, he'd go to sleep and I would stay up for like an hour, two hours, three hours just playing Diablo, like.


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[Assistant] No I did, I mean like I was still social, it's just that I just didn't really, and like all my friends were in Tacoma so I really only saw them on the weekends. Right. Like I used to go to Club Friday still on the weekends, uhm, Club Friday was like a teen club off 9th and Pacific, uhm, and that place was real grimy, that was like, it was like always, it was


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[Assistant] People would say like Brick City, it was just all like bricks, industrial pipes, people would be dancing, like you'd be dancing with a girl and then like condensation from the pipes would be like dripping on you, like the club was literally sweating on you, it was disgusting.


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[Assistant] So I graduated, so basically when I graduated I wasn't living with my mom because I got kicked out. So I ended up moving to Hawaii with my mom's good friend. And I lived in Hawaii for a little less than a year. Uhm, and I didn't have a job.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I worked like, well I worked for her husband on the side doing like general contracting like once, either, like once almost every week, sometimes every other week. And that was how I made money to like buy food or whatever, but other than that I didn't do anything besides just ride my bike around.


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[Assistant] No, no, we just, I never really thought of college as an option, I was just, I don't know, I graduated fair, I did very bad in high school, I graduated 1.7 GPA, I never went to school really, like,


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[Assistant] Yeah, so I just never, I never thought of like college as even an option. I didn't have any money. And so I did that. I moved back to Washington because I got kicked out of there as well. And that was kind of just an ongoing thing. I was just real lazy back then.


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[Assistant] My parents kicked me out when I was 16, uhm, and then I moved around with some friends, I moved back, got kicked out again, moved back. It was just kind of like a back and forth thing for a while. Okay.


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[Assistant] No, I wasn't even closing it at all until I got back, until I got back from Hawaii was when I started getting to close. A little bit when I was in Hawaii, but I was more like...


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[Assistant] No, they were, they kept trying to uhm, they were trying to let these guys in front of me, and like in the video, I'm like, I don't care.


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[Assistant] There was like a confusion about where the line started. And like, we were there first. We were like this line that I was in. Right. And then they got there. How many people were there first?


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[Assistant] I mean, Tacoma's not really big in the fashion, but there was still probably like, towards the opening, probably like 50, 60 people. Most people though, like most malls, there were like, stories for the Fear of God release, just lines.


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[Assistant] I think most of this is just what's trending, what's popular. I mean, and Fear of God is kind of like the name brand for that style because there's so much different like knockoff brands that copy that brand that like are comparable.


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[Assistant] Yea, definitely. Yea. I mean, you kinda have to. I mean, I guess like, with what I do, it's, it's, I pay attention to it more than I normally would for sure. I'm more into the streetwear side of things than the fear of God, personally.


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[Assistant] No, I didn't even know YouTube was really, I only used YouTube for like music videos. Okay. Uhm, I was in the military actually. Oh, okay, at what age? Uh, I joined the military, uh, when I moved back to Washington after Hawaii, so like right before I turned 20 I think.


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[Assistant] I went to Afghanistan for like seven months. I went to UAE for like four months. Wow.


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[Assistant] Uh, basically I just track airframe metrics. Okay. Uhm, and I basically just like, I'll have like an excel sheet and I'll keep track of what happens to the jets or the reconnaissance planes. Wow.


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[Assistant] No, they, so they'll send you to like a tech school, you know, and they'll teach you, they take you to like some basic, through like basic like stats courses and stuff like that. And they teach you everything, uhm, right after basic training they'll send you to that.


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[Assistant] Yes, they owned me for six years. I signed a six-year contract and then I extended it by seven months so I go to California.


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[Assistant] I was, I felt blessed, to be honest, because, I mean like, my situation, my family's like, my whole family's just in prison, dead, or addicted to drugs. So it's like, I'm the only one from my family, like I help my mom out with her bills, like I'm able to like, help my family when they need bread, or when they need whatever, you know?


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[Assistant] Yeah, and they put a roof over my head, like, it was a blessing, really. I mean, I have the military to thank for so much, and I know a lot of people have like differing opinions on like, you know, what the military does in general, but overall the military took care of me and took me out of a really bad situation, so.


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[Assistant] I was pretty removed from that. When I was in Bagram, we'd get attacked. Like the base would get mortared. The closest thing that happened was like...


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[Assistant] We were in these dorms and there was like another set of dorms and then like a big tent. That tent got hit with a mortar. Wow. But that was like the close, and I didn't even see I was sleeping when it happened. Didn't wake me up. It didn't wake you up? No, I mean these are concrete dorms, you know, so. And so uhm, but yeaah, I mean we would get, like one time across the flight line we saw like a fire.


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[Assistant] And like, the base would get attacked regularly, but I'm, I have an office job, so it's like, for the most part I'm removed from that. I would help carry soldiers sometimes, like you can help, you can volunteer to do stuff on base.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I think for me, so when I joined the military, I remember like my mom was like,


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[Assistant] Yeah, I've never really been that type of person to like, I just don't like having a boss for the most part, which sounds really bad. But I like working for myself, you know?


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[Assistant] Yeah, it was weird, like it took a lot of adjusting and there was a lot of times where, like, I would argue with sergeants and I just didn't agree with certain things or how they handled business.


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[Assistant] No, it's exactly how it is. It stays like that and you just don't question it. You just do what you're told.


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[Assistant] I'm in a lot better shape than I was for sure. Right. Uhm, when I went to Afghanistan that was when, like I started working out more and I mean in the military is like the whole reason I was even able to start my YouTube channel cause that's how I got the money to buy these clothes in the first place. Right. And then it became a thing where it started making money so.


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[Assistant] I mean, overall, like, the military has just, like, kind of developed who I am today, you know? Right. So that is... Every aspect of life.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah. I have videos of me, like, in my dorm room, or I have like a, I have a video where like I went to Dubai and I did kind of like a, just like a music vlog of like my trip to Dubai, cause while I was in UAE, that's like, we went there a couple times.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, so, the way it kinda started was, I have a friend who is really good at rapping actually, uhm, his name is Uffy Lane Snyder, he's in prison right now. Uhm, and, uh, so he got, the charge he got hit with was conspiring to sell 160,000 auxes, him and like, a group of people.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean he was really like doing it and it was cool, like he's kind of the person that really got me onto like underground rap, like he was always, he was a weird dude, like he'd be super high off heroin, like he was really like, he would


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[Assistant] I always, I've said on Twitter, even after he lowkey like, I feel like hated on me, uh, I said, did you see that? Yeah, I said on Twitter that like,


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[Assistant] He's kind of like the father of like a lot of these rappers. I mean, he's like, you know, and it's, it's interesting now, but I mean, I don't know. I've always loved his music. I've used his music in my videos countless times. Like my first outfit of the day was platinum Lexus.


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[Assistant] Uhm, using that song as like a, you know, a little like lookbook video thing.


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[Assistant] I was a rap fan but not so much like a, not like such a like a, I would consider like Ludacris like new age. I was more into like Bone Thugs, Master P, uhm.


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[Assistant] Yeah, exactly. Never went past that. I was like, all this new stuff is like, not cool. But I was into some underground rap too, like Sapient, I don't know if you've ever heard of him. Super dope. Uhm, but he's more like, uh, I'm trying to think of like- Conscious guy? Yeah, like conscious rap. Sand People, he's like one of the artists of Sand People, which is like a collective- I like that murder music.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, they're not like, they're more like, you know, rapping about homeless problems in America or like materialism and.


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[Assistant] But uhm, stuff like that, so, like Macklemore before he made Thrift Shop.


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[Assistant] No, not really. Surprisingly, no. I did like The Town, which is a song about that, but uhm, but no, I mean, I didn't really listen to Macklemore as much when I was a kid. Like I said, I usually listen to mostly like, just like West Coast stuff. Did you know about Macklemore when he was


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[Assistant] Uhm, which he's kinda getting popular on YouTube right now for this weird like 27 rap style thing, but his music is pretty dope. Uh, Greaves. Uhm, tons of like underground artists like that that would do like conscious rap. That's dope, so. And then Snyder was the one that was like...


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[Assistant] Yo, like, I just don't really like conscious rap. I like lyrical stuff, but it doesn't need to be about some conscious subject for it to be lyrical.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, the way, so the way it all came about to where uhm, I started like actually doing, started my channel or the first thing that started my channel was I did a karma loop model contest. Not because I think I'm a model, but just because my pictures on Facebook would get a decent amount of likes. I gotta get like four, five, six hundred likes on Facebook, right?


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[Assistant] And so I saw this little contest entry from this kid, who at the time I didn't really fuck with later on, I mean, it became cool, but uhm, and I was like thinking in my head, I was like, I think I could get more, more votes than him. He has like 92 votes, it's been two days. Like I could post this one time and get more votes than that.


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[Assistant] So I post it, and I end up passing him, right? And so I'm first for a while, but then these YouTubers catch wind of it, and there's these two YouTubers.


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[Assistant] Uhm, one I don't even remember his name and then Jacob Keller and Jacob Keller, me and him started talking and he actually shows off a animal bikes tee in his video and he's like, I don't really know this brand, but I like the graphic and I let him know, you know, I was like, this is fucking like a freaking, uh,


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[Assistant] I can cuss, I don't know why I'm like trying to correct myself. Cuss it up. Uhm, 6 years ago I think, so. That's funny. 2011.


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[Assistant] Yeah, and so I just kind of left a comment and I just let him know like, yo, it's a BMX brand, like, yo, like it's dope, you should check them out or whatever, you know. Uhm, and so me and him started talking and I was asking like what he does and he basically just said, yeah, I just show off clothes from Karmaluke.


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[Assistant] And at the time I was buying Hella clothes, you know, I'd buy like tons of 10 deep, um, seventh letter, uh, just-


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[Assistant] I've always posted out deals on my Twitter right whenever I find a deal and there was a deal they had on these like dope ass like New Balance shoes. And they, they marked them incorrectly, they were supposed to be a hundred bucks. But they marked them like they actually put them in the computer as ten dollars. And so I let my subscribers know.


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[Assistant] And like those things sold out in like seconds, like they were just like, everyone was like, shoot. Did you buy some too? Yeah, I definitely bought a pair. Um, and I was like,


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[Assistant] Well, I went to go, so this way, it ended up, this was right when they filed for bankruptcy. So right after that, none of those orders got fulfilled, and they ended up filing for bankruptcy.


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[Assistant] I had a video that was like, fuck Karmalu and then they hit me up afterwards and asked to do like a sponsorship and I told them, I was like,


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[Assistant] I don't want to do a sponsorship with you guys unless you guys can make right all of, like any subscribers that hit me up that have an issue. You know, cause I don't want to be like on YouTube like, oh yeah, they fucked you guys all over, but here's some free shit they sent me, go shopping, you know.


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[Assistant] Yeah, at that point, my YouTube, I mean, it was so much smaller than it is now, so it's like, they'd give me like, still a lot of money, they'd give me like six to eight hundred dollars to spend on whatever I want. And I would just go shopping basically.


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[Assistant] Uhm, a lot of different brands. I feel like men's fashion has been like a really like, it's a really small group.


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[Assistant] I didn't see that, 4pins lowkey threw shots at me one time and I felt really...


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[Assistant] They just did like a quick little like, who's man's thing. Which I love cause like, it was just like, I've been a fan of a lot of these different


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[Assistant] Like, I guess, uh, companies like Complex and 4pens for years, and like Complex has changed so much in the last decade, like, compared to what Complex was, compared to what it is now, now it's a lot more like,


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[Assistant] I mean their YouTube is kinda like driving so much of their traffic that I feel like it's more about like...


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[Assistant] But uhm, but no, I lo- I love what they do so like, I- two of my-


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[Assistant] I don't know, they didn't really say anything about me directly, but they did use in their like little slideshow pictures, they used a thumbnail from one of my videos where I looked absolutely retarded. Basically, if you screenshot any video, I look dumb, which is fine, but, but yeah, so I was like super stoked about that. I had a bunch of people hit me up on Twitter like,


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[Assistant] Yeah, especially from a company that you've loved for so long or like, you know, you've liked for so long.


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[Assistant] No, I was so hyped, even Snyder was like, that's so cool, like.


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[Assistant] I feel like, I feel like, I actually uhm, we were talking about outside, I feel like it's very possible that someone watches one of my videos and they only watch one video at face value.


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[Assistant] Like, I could understand them being like, oh this guy's a douche or this guy's a faggot or whatever, you know? Uhm, and I, luckily I get a lot more love than I do hate, but...


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[Assistant] I feel like I like it when people actually take the time to like get to know me or get to know that like I'm not like some like 16 year old kid that has his parents paying for his stuff. It's the exact opposite. I'm like, I've been in this stuff for years and I'm helping my parents out off of this, you know?


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[Assistant] Yeah, basically I resell a lot. I mean, I keep a lot too, like I have a huge collection for sure, but most of my stuff that I keep is not worth


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[Assistant] A whole lot. I don't keep anything extremely rare. I sell that stuff.


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[Assistant] Those pieces that I keep are usually just like, they're just personal grails, you know, like, a piece that I got recently from a subscriber, he gave it to me, was a HR Geiger coach jacket, haven't shown it off yet.


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[Assistant] And it's such a dope piece because H.R. Geiger did like the art for, uh, he's the one that like did the art for like, uh, Alien. And it's just such a, it's one of the sickest. I think it's a 2014 piece. But yeah, and then I'm also looking at buying like a RoboTest insurer right now. So we'll see how that goes.


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[Assistant] Robitussin shirt? Robitussin supreme piece from 2013.


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[Assistant] Uh, normally they're pretty pricey. I got one, I got my eye on one right now. I can say it in the interview because by the time this is aired, I'll decide whether I'm gonna buy it. But it's, I found one for like a hundred bucks, which is a pretty good deal. Oh, okay.


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[Assistant] So, but the pieces that I usually go after aren't extremely rare or sought after pieces. They're just certain pieces that I like, you know?


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[Assistant] I think that like, be whatever you're into, but it's weird to me when other men are so concerned with other men who are concerned about clothes. You know what I'm saying? It's like, why would I care what you wear? It's like, you should be aware.


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[Assistant] Yeah, exactly. You know, it's like at the end of the day, like wear whatever you want to wear. People always ask me like, yo, should I, should I rock this or do you like this? And I'm like, at the end of the day, dude, like,


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[Assistant] Wear whatever you like, you know? I mean, my style is fairly like, simple. I wear a lot of sweatpants.


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[Assistant] I wear just basic stuff and whenever I get my opinions on people's style they expect me to have like this great like, you know? I mean it's like right now I'm wearing just a born and raised sweatsuit, you know? I'm not like flexing like crazy or anything like that.


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[Assistant] And I just feel like in general people just expect, you know, if you're into clothes, they just like, there's guys that'll be like, oh, he's a faggot, like blah blah blah, or they'll just hate and it's like so weird to me.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, I mean, I would hope so. I think it's cool that, I mean, especially like now, we see a lot of people, like Heiss and Abadi did an article recently talking about like, is uh, street wear being ruined because of hype, basically. Because more people are getting into it. And it's like,


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[Assistant] To me, it's just like, it should be big. I mean, if someone wants to, if a, if a man is like, wants to, you know,


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[Assistant] I don't know, I mean I feel like when I was a kid I was really into fubu. Right. I loved fubu, but that's only because I watched my brother with like his all white fubu tracksuit. Right. And I just remember thinking like he was so cool. See I'm a little. Or there was like certain styles like swooshy pants, you know, parachute pants.


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[Assistant] That's kind of fascinating because you think about it like, a lot of people, like one of the comments that I'll get from some, like, usually people who don't skate themselves would be like,


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[Assistant] Why do you wear Supreme if you don't skate? You know? Yeah. And it's funny cause like- Why do you wear Jordans if you don't ball? Yeah, I mean for me like-


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[Assistant] I had like, I've always, I've had a skater style for a while, you know, I've worn like BMX clothes when I started getting into, when I started getting into like how I dress or caring about how I dress, I dressed more like in like skater clothes for a while, but that's also cause like


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[Assistant] Riding, like, when I was like riding bikes, I was always hanging out at like skate parks with like friends who would also skateboard. There was never like that like...


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[Assistant] And so I kinda got my style from just the people I ended up surrounding myself with.


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[Assistant] But that's true though that, I mean for the most part even skaters that like actually skate never really, you don't really see a lot of skaters like actually skating in Supreme. Right. Maybe in like some places in LA, in New York maybe. But they get it for free. Yeaah. Yeaah. For the most part.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. And so, I don't know, I mean, with BMX it's kind of the same way, you don't really see a lot of people, like, that were really into clothes.


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[Assistant] Well and their designs have really changed a lot, like they went from like really boring, I mean I love the double G monogram but that was like their thing was just like this basic double G monogram and now they have all these crazy loud like floral prints, the snake pattern.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, so the majority of my money probably comes from, well it's kind of a hit. So like, I make money from ad revenue. I make money from reselling Supreme.


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[Assistant] Oh, I definitely got a big hit, for sure. Cause I cuss a lot. I've been trying to cut back on that.


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[Assistant] Dude, it could be the cussing. There's no weed in my videos. I had one video that did do pretty good. It got like almost half a million views where it was like naked girl magically appears in my bed.


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[Assistant] But it was a great vlog, I mean that was like the first 10 seconds and then, you know, of course the rest of the vlog is fucking fire. Go watch that. Everything I've ever done is fire. Fucking dope dude.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, so I make money from reselling. Before I started reselling Supreme, uh, me and, uh, another YouTuber, uh, who's also a fan of No Jumper, Paul Cantu, me and him started HFV.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and where we would basically go to the thrifts and resell vintage clothes. So we would sell just like vintage polo.


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[Assistant] There's a story that actually, and if you get him on an interview, which you should, uhm, there's a good story that he might be able to disclose to you about vlogging and issues he's had with that.


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[Assistant] I mean, I've had a couple issues, uh, with like, cause like, I'll do Trips to the Thrift too. I haven't done one lately, but I'll do Trips to the Thrift and like, you know, Goodwill will be like, oh, you can, certain Goodwills will be like, oh, you can't record in here. And I'll just tweet like, fuck Goodwill or whatever.


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[Assistant] I usually just leave. I'm just like, I'm like, I'll tell them like, I'm like, hey, like, you know, this is what I do. Like, is, are you sure I can't vlog? Like, is it, is there anyone I can talk to? And they'll be like, no, you can't. And then I'll be like, all right, well, I'm just gonna go, you know.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, basically that's probably the majority of where my income comes from is reselling.


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[Assistant] No, so we have our, so- Oh, you just said, yeah, yeah. Yeah, we have two- I have two Instagrams, one for the vintage stuff, which is hfvefficial, and then Robotus and Poppy by Resell Supreme, so. Nice.


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[Assistant] Well it's become like a big, like a group. I feel like the account has been followed by like so many different people cause now there's people that will learn about my YouTube from Instagram because I push, I push Instagram a lot more than I do YouTube. Like YouTube's something that I don't really like.


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[Assistant] I like but I just feel like the culture of YouTube is just so much less creative and it's more focused around like the craziest title, the craziest thumbnail and not like necessarily the content at all.


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[Assistant] So it's, it's, it's kinda like 50-50, like, I feel like I've met some really, like, cool dudes that I've been surprised they were subscribed, like, I'll meet like, like hood dudes that'll just be like,


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[Assistant] That's the best feeling, right? And I'm like, and I'm like, that's dope that you watch it. There's this dude actually who I really want him to make videos again. His name is, uh, Trendy Rossi, right? And I met him when I was in DC on my way to UAE and, um,


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[Assistant] Like he didn't tell me he made videos or anything, but he came up and he was like, he was working at the Smithsonian and he was just like, yo, I fuck with your videos. He was like, man, you're so fitted. I had like some, like my polo pajama pants on with like a polo, like a big horse polo on.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, always, you know. And so uhm, and he came up, and I came across his channel, and he was just such a dope dude, and I still, like I sent him a text the other day, and I was like, bro, you gotta start making videos again, cause his content's really cool, but uhm.


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[Assistant] But yea, I don't know, it's kind of fascinating, like, it's 50-50, you know, sometimes I'll get people who are just like...


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[Assistant] Oh, like, you, you're this, you're that, or whatever, uh, but it, I, like I said, I can kinda understand that, you know, my titles are like,


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[Assistant] Sometimes I'll have like a title like, I spent 5,000 on Supreme, which is a ridiculous, like just over the top title. Right. You know, but. But it's eye catching. Exactly, and that's exactly the point. YouTube's all about getting people to click. Yeah, and it's like.


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[Assistant] And YouTube has a weird community too where it's like they don't want YouTubers to make money, like, it's like you get frowned upon for trying- people are like, oh you're just doing this to make money.


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[Assistant] It's a weird culture on YouTube. It's so lame. I feel like it's just like, certain people, like big YouTubers, started hating on like, people doing like, Patreons and stuff like that. And then because, I saw that actually, and then because they hated on that, it's like, all their fans just like,


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[Assistant] Just regurgitated what their people they looked up to said. Right. And they just couldn't form their own thoughts or their own opinions or like actually like try to think like, oh wow.


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[Assistant] Someone's trying to make money because it's what they spend their day doing, and they would way rather do that like...


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[Assistant] If you asked almost any person on the planet, like I'm pretty sure they're gonna tell you like, oh, I would way rather make YouTube videos and make more money than work some nine to five job. You know?


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[Assistant] You know with me like, like I have to spend the money to buy the clothes to show off to get the content. Without the clothes, there's not content. I mean I can do other things where I can do like discussion videos or like style videos or whatever but


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[Assistant] I mean, that's kind of why I started the resale thing too, and then when I got hit,


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[Assistant] Excuse me, when I got hit with the ad revenue, like, my ad revenue went from like, like 2,000 bucks a month to like, like a steady like 750 bucks a month. So I'm making like a little more than a third of what I was making. Right.


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[Assistant] But I mean, at the end of the day, like, it's still like, I'm happy with what I get now. Like, I'm satisfied with it, but...


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[Assistant] I don't want everything to be in YouTube and that's, that whole situation kinda showed me like, I'd much rather, I mean I never planned on being a YouTuber, you know, when I was a kid I wanted to have a clothing brand, which was way different than what I'm working on now but,


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[Assistant] That was always like my dream, I never wanted to have, like I never thought like, oh I'm gonna be hella known, I'm gonna have followers, like I just wanted to have a clothing brand and take pictures of stuff.


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[Assistant] That's what, that's what Philip DeFranco talked about a while ago. It was about like stretching out, like never putting all of it in one basket and like, you know, having multiple sources of revenue.


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[Assistant] Yeah, definitely. I mean, there's a lot of, there's a lot of things you can do once you start getting a following and you start, like, people like your content and like what you create, you know?


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[Assistant] That's a good question. Uhm, no, I mean, there's some high brands that I just don't show off, and a lot of people will like, tell me like, oh, you should show this brand off, like, anti-social, I think, minus their last collection, which I'm gonna do a video on that soon, like, for the most part, their shit's fuckin' trash.


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[Assistant] I can make a lot of views off of that I choose not to just because I don't genuinely.


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[Assistant] Like what they do with supreme. There are supreme pieces that I'll buy that I don't like, but I always keep it real. I'm always like, like I had a North face that I got and I love the Supreme North faces. Like being from Washington, I just love the North face. It's always been a brand that I've loved. And so, um, there's like.


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[Assistant] There's this one they did last season where it was like the fall leaves camo. I guess now it's two seasons ago. It was the ugliest supreme north face I've ever seen in my life. And I bought it and I said, I was like, this is garbage. This is, I don't like this piece. It's a nice jacket because it's the north face, but the


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[Assistant] Design of it's dumb and I still resold it, you know, I could have probably hyped it up and try to make a little bit more money off of it, but that's when you're just getting into like.


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[Assistant] Like, I feel like if you're dishonest, the viewers will see that. And then over time, you won't make as much money as you would have just being honest and being real with people because then people will, you know, fuck with you because they can trust what you're saying, you know?


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[Assistant] I do, so it gets hard, like in the comments it gets really hard. I feel like I don't read comments as much as I used to, but in my Instagram Lives, I try to do Instagram Lives. I probably do it way more than I should.


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[Assistant] But I love talking to people who support me. I actually had a situation, crazy thing that happened. This dude, the guy that sent me that HR Geiger, right? He's a Marine, right? And he was deploying. And he hit me up and he's like,


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[Assistant] Well, he's on my lives and he lets me know, you know, that he's a Marine, right? So then, he ends up asking for my number, or something like that. Or no, I told him, I said, if you're ever overseas, you know, and you feel stressed out, hit me up, right? So,


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[Assistant] I give him my number, uhm, he texts me and then he asks if he could FaceTime me, I FaceTime him. We're just talking, he's just a cool dude, right? And so we're like chopping it up for a while.


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[Assistant] And then, randomly, he decides that he wants to send me a CDG box logo. And if you're familiar with Supreme, your CDG box logos are pretty solid after a piece, right? So he sends me that for free, he sent me some babestas for free, uhm, he sent me a bunch of stuff.


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[Assistant] He was just, he just did that. I never, I didn't expect that to happen. Like I genuinely just ended up chopping it up with him. I have a couple, um, subscribers that I'll play like Overwatch with. Shout out to, uh, Dahomey Fuego. Uh, he's, he's like my main, like,


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[Assistant] He's the subscriber I always play with. But uhm, yeaah, he's a cool dude. He's really dope.


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[Assistant] Yeah, like, the brand I sent you, Profound Aesthetic, they're a brand that's support heavy.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, I'm down. Uhm, but yeah, so Profound Aesthetics, a dope one. Uhm, a lot of the brands that I like, they don't really send me stuff. Uhm, yeah.


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[Assistant] Exactly, you know, like uhm, I did a video on this actually about like 10 deep not sending stuff or not, I should say not being appreciative because like Born and Raised has been a brand that I've loved forever and uhm, they've never sent me anything and even though I can't really like


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[Assistant] Yeaah, it doesn't. Interesting. Born and raised holds its value better than some brands, like certain pieces.


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[Assistant] That's basically, yeaah, that's basically your margin for the most part.


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[Assistant] And so, you know, depending on the hoodie, there's some hoodies that don't even sell for more than what they retailed for, but then there's of course hoodies.


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[Assistant] That will sell out in, you know, less than 10 seconds. That will resell for 2, 250. Right.


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[Assistant] Yeah, definitely. The box logos are the most sought after. I get some shit sometimes because I'm not a big fan of the box logo. I don't think it's like the craziest thing ever. And people for some reason feel the need to like, like what? You don't like the box logo? This is insane.


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[Assistant] Is that a challenge? It definitely is. Like, describing pieces is definitely somewhat-


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[Assistant] I mean, without sounding like too, like pompous, I guess, without being like, oh this fabric is like so, you know, like, but I do try to talk about like fabrics or things that I like or pieces that I'll pair it with.


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[Assistant] But yea, that's the other thing about like having a huge quantity, and I tend to talk a lot, like I like talking.


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[Assistant] Like I had a situation when I was a kid where like I guess I couldn't hear myself talk and I had like a surgery and ever since then I just, my mom said I just never shut up. Really? Yea, and so, so like for me I love talking so like I'll make a video, like a 10 minute supreme video is really me talking for like 30 minutes and I'm just chopping out 20 minutes of just talking.


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[Assistant] No, no. It was awkward, like it was like, you know, like people will see this interview, right? And like they'll just see two people talking, but it's like when you're by yourself talking to a camera.


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[Assistant] You're looking into the camera in a dead silent room as silent as possible preferably with like very little echo or reverb and


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[Assistant] You're just sitting there talking to a camera and there's no response yet because you haven't uploaded or edited so you don't see any response from comments. So to me that was really weird.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it was definitely weird starting out, like my old videos, some of them are still, uh, like, I'm just like...


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[Assistant] Alright guys, well, uhm, like, yeaah, so this is what I got, I got this, uh, thing, and then like my cuts aren't as good, and I don't have like the same energy, uhm.


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[Assistant] I don't know, it's just, it's weird, but I will say, like, when the camera turns on, there's a certain, like, level of energy that, like, it changes, like, I could be just, like, super mad, and I'm like, oh, I gotta get a video done, and I'm just, like, hella angry, I turn the camera on, and then I'm like, what up, YouTube, welcome to StarLog, today we got these little, you know, like, yada yada yada.


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[Assistant] No, so. Sucks, right? Yea, cause you just, I mean I just don't want to do anything. Yea. But I don't really. Nevermind, pretend to be happy. Like, vlogging isn't like, I love making vlogs, but like when I do a vlog, like, I take a lot of time to do like, to like edit them, I color grade them, and so like,


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[Assistant] I don't know, vlogging isn't like my main focus. I'd like to actually stick more to unboxings, which I've gone back and forth on for a long time.


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[Assistant] But I just feel like unless I'm making more on YouTube, it doesn't make sense for me to pour all this time into like editing these really dope vlogs or like really cool edits. I still want to do like


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[Assistant] Yeah, he is funny, man. Uh, I've always like looked up to his- his videos and I disagree with a lot of his reviews, but that's what it is, you know, and I feel like-


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[Assistant] Listening time that I've given other Kendrick albums.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, I mean, I feel like, like right now I'm listening to the Vic Mentz album. Okay, I will not be doing that, yeaah. Getting a lot of heat right now from academics fans around the world. Such as myself, yeaah.


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[Assistant] I like some of the songs on this new album though. Uhm, I listened to the Jay-Z album and when I was a kid I was never a big like Jay-Z fan.


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[Assistant] Good, it was a terrible album. I listened to it a little bit, but didn't really care at all, so yeaah. You should, you should be grateful that the universe allowed you to miss that album, it was terrible. But that's why I was so happy when 444 came out, cause it was just like, that was a good album. It was so much better, it was way less like, tacky, I felt like, I felt like the Magna Carta was just like a really terrible album for Jay-Z.


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[Assistant] Uhm, right now, honestly, like my main focus is like putting on for like my friends and my friends that make music. Like I feel like I've met some really talented people that are in bad situations or like don't, uhm, like I texted you the other day, right? Like I texted you.


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[Assistant] When you played my vlog on the livestream. Right. And I was like, yo, if you get some, if you get some time.


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[Assistant] You know, check out, you know, cause like, I feel like there's just talented people in Tacoma that I would love to see get big and like put on for Tacoma and like Phoenix for example, he's such a cool dude. He makes music, produces, like he does just a little bit of everything. Swag.


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[Assistant] Yeah, he actually uhm, so me and him have like mutual friends in Tacoma, which is how like me and him linked up. Like I was actually good friends with uh, with his cousin Todd. Uhm, like when I was in like the, I was like friends with all the crumpers. Okay. Back in the day.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, you weren't into the crump scene? No. So like, yeah, crumping is like a dance style. I never personally crumped, I would just like video record my friends doing it. But yeah, it was just like a...


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[Assistant] I don't think it's big enough these days. No? Well that's because you ain't making


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[Assistant] I'm gonna blow it up, you know. If you think about BMX, right, you guys, I was just, I was, uh, me and, we were just talking outside, like how, like, you guys have become such a, you guys are arguably one of the biggest things in BMX right now.


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[Assistant] I've seen so many people that have like, gone into BMX because of NoJumper.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean it's pretty cool, like it's cool that we have kids that like, like when I get kids that are like, oh you're an inspiration or whatever, I think that's like the trippiest thing ever. But I like it most when kids will be like,


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[Assistant] Oh, you got me into photography or I went hiking because of you or I listened to this artist because of you. Like you put me on, like I have so many kids from back in the day that were like, oh, you put me on bones or Xavier Wolf or back then Ethel Wolf.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I remember when I was, I used a Chris Travis song and someone was like, it's not Chris Travis, it's Kenshin Travis.


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[Assistant] I was like, dude, like this is what it was when I started listening to it, alright? And this is what it will remain in my music player as forever.


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[Assistant] Okay, so, so there's two artists that I've used. I'm not gonna name one of them because uhm, he's a bitch and he doesn't deserve any clout. But, Bones deserves all the clout in the world, he's great. Uh, Bones, if you're watching this, I love you. Uhm, so anyways.


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[Assistant] Uh, basically like, I named these two artists and I was like,


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[Assistant] So yeah, I'll do like a lookbook. So like I'll not necessarily just a lookbook, but like an edit for like two or three minutes of like what I'm doing throughout the day. But for a while bones is shit.


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[Assistant] It does get claimed, but he, he claimed on there, in all caps, so I'm assuming he was yelling it, but he always yells everything, so uhm. Probably just speaking loudly. Basically, like,


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[Assistant] Yeah, like, my thing is, like, I wasn't even, like, really trippin' that I couldn't use their st- I was more of, if anything, it was more of, like, a bummer because their music makes really cool, like, vibes for whatever I'm doing. So, like, it was more, like, a bummer, like, you know, I love using, like, calcium when I'm going hiking, like, that's such a dope song for, like,


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[Assistant] Uhm, and I, and I have some other producers that let me use their production, uhm, that I, and I'll use their stuff, but it wasn't like I was like hating on either of them, right? And then one of them responded with like, whatever.


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[Assistant] And then Bones responded with how Bones responded and which I was like, this is tight. Like it was kind of like when four pins like low key just like talk shit or roasted me or whatever. Same thing. I was like, oh, this is dope. Like keep going in on me Bones. Like what are you going to do? I was kind of sad. He deleted the tweets afterwards and I was like, damn, I was like, I wish I would have screenshot it or something.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I would have freaking printed it out or something, you know? But uhm, but then the other artists, uh, so then I got asked about it and then the other artists, I guess like hell of people started like commenting and I told people, I was like, yeah, go let him know, like he's a bitch for, you know, if he would have, I didn't care if he would, if he would have responded like,


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[Assistant] Oh, I appreciate you supporting, but, but you know, I'm, I'm just, I'm trying to make my bread or whatever. You know, I would have been like, oh, it's respectable, you know, like everyone's out to get theirs.


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[Assistant] Well, there's a lot of people that have commented like, oh, I'm here from Jacob Star, blah blah, or like my friend who makes YouTube videos, I don't know if you've ever heard of Black Charcoal? No. Well, I showed you Pootie.


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[Assistant] BBC sent me, charcoal sent me, big black, charcoal sent me, yada yada yada. Right? And so this guy knows that he put on and he knows that I put charcoal onto him. So it's like he-


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah. Yeaah. But I don't really like always using those, you know? Like I like using like, like I said the whole reason when I did my channel was like one of the main things is like I wanted to put on for underground music, you know? And so it's kinda hard to do that when you can't use- You gotta go deeper underground.


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[Assistant] Well, that's the thing is I'll use stuff, but then like their production will have a sample in it that'll get picked up.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, but I mean, I don't know, I mean like, I guess for me, I still want to put on for underground music on my channel, I want to do more than just fashion, but like I said, my main focus like, for me at this point is growing other things like my Instagram, uhm, that's what I like, I don't know, I love taking pictures, I've always wanted to take pictures.


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[Assistant] Well you were saying that the supreme pictures either on Twitter or Instagram did better than the ones with decks?


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[Assistant] And the pieces you were wearing were pretty hype. Especially like the north face, the peach box.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you- you- they were pretty tight in the thigh region. Yeah. If somebody had walked in- The jacket fit you not too- didn't fit you too tight.


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[Assistant] How do you feel about, like, when you see, cause like, I, so I wore that outfit to sneaker con, right? And a lot of people were like, oh yeah, like that's dope. And for me, like I would, I mean, I normally wouldn't wear those together, uh, just cause it's a little bit loud. It really is. You definitely look like a


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, you look like a firefighter, an astronaut, something, you know? Uhm, but it's more like almost like a costume piece, you know?


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[Assistant] What's cool about that piece though is so I actually, that piece is from like a small after like an 89 or 90 like Antarctic Expedition. Yeah. And uhm, I almost spent 1300 on just the North Face piece. It's like a vintage piece that I've always wanted in my collection. And uhm,


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[Assistant] Then this year, Supreme drops this, which is modeled after that. And that was kind of cool for me, so now I have the Supreme one, so I probably, I still want the vintage one, but I can't justify spending $1300 for a vintage North Face, but.


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[Assistant] Yeah, a jacket that I'd probably never wear, but the Supreme North Face, I'm gonna use that for like hiking. That's gonna be my new hiking outfit.


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[Assistant] Death out here, like I get in my car, my glasses fog up. I feel like such a nerd.


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[Assistant] And that's weird for me too because I wear like black every day for the most part. And so I'll wear like black pants, black shirt, and I'm just like sweating balls out here. It's, it's different. Washington is the exact opposite. It's like you get three months where you can really like dress for the sun and the rest of it's just cloudy weather, rain.


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[Assistant] I don't know if you were out there when, uh, there was a dude, he was dressed very basic.


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[Assistant] If I ever became a car YouTuber, I think it'd be like classic cars, not a Porsche Carrera.


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[Assistant] I don't think so. I feel like tuner cars maybe.


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[Assistant] If I was ever do car, like I don't think I'd ever do a car, you too, but I do want like a 56 Bel Air. That's like my, I'd rather have a 54, but the price difference for those two years is quite drastic.


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[Assistant] So what do you think is like fascinating about that scene for you and necessarily like what, what fuels it or like?


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[Assistant] Do you think that a lot of the fashion, like a lot of street wear is kind of like a subculture of skateboarding for the most part?


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[Assistant] What's funny is I was listening to Xavier, like he was probably one of the first, like, obviously right after Bones came Xavier. It might have been, I think, actually it might have been Bones, Chris, Travis, Xavier. Uhm, and then I listened to Pouya, and then that's when I came across No Jumper was the Pouya Fatnick interview. Oh, nice. And uhm,


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[Assistant] I feel like Fat Nick is just, I feel like he's just such a like a crazy individual.


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[Assistant] No care in the world. Puyo has like some kind of like filter a little bit. Fat neck is just all extra. Yeah.


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[Assistant] I was pretty stoked when you did the Rob Banks interview. That was tight. I feel like some people hate on Rob Banks nowadays.


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[Assistant] Oh, I don't know about that. We'll have to talk about that afterwards. Cause I was reading the comments and I'm like, why does everyone hate? Like Rob Banks is kind of one of the pioneers as well.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's better than the other way around, better than you giving it to him. I would never do that. I would never have.


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[Assistant] No, so I used to back in the day, but I've just, I mean, I've seen my whole family lose their life to drugs. You know, my uncle Pepe's incarcerated for life without parole. My uncle Jesse got 12 years. I mean, he'll get out in seven or eight because of good behavior. Uhm, my uncle Donnie died. I mean, you know, so it's like,


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[Assistant] I've dabbled with it, you know? My dad's an alcoholic, he was never in my life. My mom, like, she's always been kind of like functioning, she doesn't do anything now. But it's like, I've like, I've messed around with it.


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[Assistant] And it's just whenever I have, I never got anything done. Like I don't get any work done. And it's just a very temporary feeling for me. And so that's why I just like, you know, like before I started the interview, like I took that thing of coding, but I didn't do it to get, I even texted my mom cause I was


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[Assistant] People that follow me, they'll know like I was in the ER like five days ago. Right. Cause I was just having, like I had a crazy flu and I was coughing.


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[Assistant] Full time, just before I have to talk so I'm not like coughing too much, but I text my mom, I was like, this is so weird, like this is the first time I've ever taken codeine to like actually not cough instead of like using it to get high, you know?


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[Assistant] But yeaah, so like, I don't know, I don't do anything, I try not to promote anything, like, I used to like, I'd go to the top of a mountain and I'd crack open like a tall boy, like a Mickey's or whatever. Uhm, but for the most part, like now I just, I don't do anything, I don't drink, I don't smoke.


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[Assistant] I feel like it just makes my shit so itchy. I don't like it. I tried edibles once. It was the craziest experience of all time.


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[Assistant] No, no, I was just way too high. Paul Cantu actually is the one that provided me with the thing. I mean, it's in Washington, so it's completely legal. Uhm, you know, but yeaah, he provided me with my little cookie.


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[Assistant] It was an experience, for sure. It was a trip, he recorded it and it's like...


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[Assistant] Oh, I was so like, I told him, I was like, bro, like don't leave until like I'm in the bed and all the lights are off. Cause I feel like if you leave and I'm still walking around, I might just wander down the street. I was so out of it.


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[Assistant] Yeah, edibles are insane. I, I probably don't see myself doing edibles again. Edibles ruin food.


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[Assistant] I don't really see myself doing many drugs at this point, if any at all.


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[Assistant] I would like to not post on YouTube as much. Ever? That's kinda weird. Yeah, ever. I'd like to post like Vimeo creative videos maybe. What?


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[Assistant] I love Vimeo. Vimeo is where all the creative stuff is. The best videos, like, you go look like a drift. It's like there's like crazy time lapses.


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[Assistant] Uhm, yeaah, I mean like, I don't know, I just feel like, I feel like Vimeo is like a platform where more people are like more about being creative.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I mean, I don't know if I'll ever give up YouTube, like, I feel like a lot of people will just give up YouTube and they won't communicate, like, they'll just be like,


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[Assistant] More like stuff that's kind of like actually about the culture instead of just unboxings. And I still plan on doing tons of unboxing, I got tons of stuff I want to do, but I would like my focus to be around my Instagram and just like


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[Assistant] Just keep encouraging people through Instagram to go listen. It's just so much more direct. I can be on live and I can, you know, just start listening to music on live and put people on new music.


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[Assistant] I don't know, I mean. But that's also why people know you. It's very possible, like it's very, like, if I ever got that from FTP I would kill it, like, yo. But that kind of thing for brands is like the kind of thing that would be doped in half.


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[Assistant] It's hard to be a lot of things at once, you know? I think 100%, like, if you only watch one video, you won't really know that I'm into, like, videography. You'll know that my camera quality is really good because...


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[Assistant] I spent dumb amounts of money on my camera and my lens, but you won't know that like I'm actually into cinematography or like I'm into photography and I can actually do more than just like unbox clothes. So I do feel like that uhm, if I was ever make something for like FTP, it wouldn't necessarily be about


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[Assistant] Like me at all. You know, if I was to make something for a brand, I want to be focused around the brand.


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[Assistant] I'm much more preferred to be behind the camera, definitely. It's harder for me, like, I'm getting to the point now where I have so many clothes. I give my friends a lot of clothes. So like, I have like garbage bags full of clothes that I just give to like my friends who aren't as fortunate as me. And like,


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[Assistant] It's to the point now where I'll do like lookbooks and companies will send me clothes and I'll give them like half of what they send me and then I'll do, like I did a lookbook for Gottiware which is a dope brand that like supports me, they support me for a while and I gave my friends some clothes and I like shot them wearing the clothes and did a lookbook like of me shooting them instead of


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[Assistant] Uhm, instead of like me having to set the camera up and like walk in front of the camera, it was just so much better. The video turned out way cooler. It ended up getting claimed because Wi-Fi's funeral and Danny Towers' song Numb.


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[Assistant] I feel like no one ever expected Gucci to come out and be who he is today.


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[Assistant] He's definitely one of the legends. I feel like I will kind of wonder if some of his mixtape stuff would get claimed. That's why I'm kind of curious. You think so? There's some ASAP Rocky mixtape stuff that doesn't get claimed. Like I use like a Lana Del Rey ASAP Rocky mix. Yeah, it's without Trilla, but it's like a mix, like it's where they use, they mix their vocals.


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[Assistant] Any kind of wave with like peso and all that. And like, there's a song I found on Soundcloud that I use and that doesn't get.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I've seen people use like, huge instrumentals like Kendrick Lamar instrumentals and like-


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[Assistant] Not, it'll be in the background of their video and I'm like so confused how they don't get claimed.


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[Assistant] And I feel like it fits pretty well, like the Fousey tube. Couple of bozos, they belong together.


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[Assistant] J. Cole's a pretty cool individual if you watch his, like, uh, his interviews, like, after, like, he became, like, a minimalist and started just riding his bike around and I guess being more about, like, not about material possessions and stuff. I've always liked J. Cole, but I do feel like it's kind of like this trend of, like,


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[Assistant] But I will say I like the content he produced. I don't know if he produced or he edited it, but uhm, that he produced with, uh, like that whole like going homeless thing, just from like a cinematic standpoint of how he would like piece the videos together. Like I don't know if it was a person or I've never dived in deep to watch his videos like that much, but uhm,


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[Assistant] But yeaah, I just, I like that those videos, the way they're produced are really, really good.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I mean, not really. I guess just, uh, you know, shout to my niece and my nephew, the two people in my family that I have big, big hopes for. I love those little, little kids like they're my own.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I would like to say thank you to you for like having me on here. It's kinda crazy being a fan of Nojumper for so long and then like having an interview is like pretty surreal. Hey. Pretty crazy experience. My pleasure man. So.


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[Assistant] He's superficially stereotypical, but then also a very interesting person, especially in how it comes out in his play style.


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[Assistant] A lot of times one champion is replaced by another. Ken was replaced by PC Chris, Korean DJ, and Muji King all at the same time. Which is kinda cool that it took three people to bring Ken down.


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[Assistant] I, I don't know that he's ever, ever confirmed, you know, where he is on the autistic spectrum, whether he's got a little bit of Asperger's or not. I certainly don't want to make any judgments, but, but he's in that vein, he's in that Rain Man world. Muji King can, in fact, recite many, many, many digits of pi, enough so that you have to tell him to stop when he's doing it.


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[Assistant] And he opened the door and tried to leave while we were driving. And I think he would have done it if we hadn't pulled him back in. I mean, it's a complete nutcase.


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[Assistant] People really, I think, dismissed him, if not outright disliked him, uhm, because he, he, I don't think he knew how to really express himself properly. But he wasn't good enough, and you got respect by being good.


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[Assistant] People are cleaning up after him. People remind him to bring his coat. They buy him food. They worship him. You see, people wouldn't give him the time of the day. But now that he's a god of this game, people will do anything that he wants. The power that he holds by being so excellent, you have to respect it.


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[Assistant] I was already a little too old, and I was already not quite good enough, and blah blah blah blah blah, so I was able to view it kind of on the outside. He was a hurricane force, and when he beat Mutsuking, everyone said that it was a fluke, including myself.


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[Assistant] I thought, you know, it was, it was the middle of the night, and he was on West Coast time, and, you know, fleshy, jigglypuff places, that's not a role character, you know, et cetera, et cetera, and I made a lot of excuses, and then Mango continued to win tournaments.


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[Assistant] So on comes Mango, his kryptonite, and when Mango beat him in those awful, horrendous, embarrassing jigglypuff dittos, uh, I think it changed him forever.


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[Assistant] Uh, at least in a smash way, if not in a real, real world kind of way. Uh, Mew2King's not able to beat Mango anymore. It's like something broke in his brain and he forever has a mind block where he can't beat him and it's a shame. And you see just the frustration in losing to him.


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[Assistant] And usually everyone rooted for Mew2King, and then by the end people were rooting against him and then just seeing him fall to Mangle is very heartbreaking for me, it's very sad.


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[Assistant] And I don't think that a lot of people would have gotten to know him, uhm, possibly because of the social barrier between him and other people. But I think he's made, uhm, real friends that he's been able to hang out with and spend time with and make a connection with because he was good at the game and because he played it, because he was good at it, because there was a difference.


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[Assistant] You want me to wrap up, wrap up all of Smash? It means so much to me. And I really do think it was important. I really do think it was important, but you're asking me why?


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[Assistant] It was a chance for all of us to be somebody, and that was a big deal.


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[Assistant] Gaming got to where it is today because of its hardcore competitive audience that it was targeted towards ten years ago.


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[Assistant] And I don't hate on the fact that we and other gaming companies are trying to increase and widen their audience, but at the same time, I feel like Nintendo this time pushed it too far and just, they like, cut out their competitive audience. In Sakurai's interviews where he says like,


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[Assistant] It's going to be a long, difficult losers bracket, that's for sure. Yeaah, I'll put guys in to come back and see Ken again. I will, but it's going to be really difficult, and that's going to have to play at the top of this game consistently for several matches in a row. Oh no, that's it. Oh, my fault, he gets back on. I came back. Barely.


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[Assistant] Jacob Walls was a mean, wicked man. And if you're his grandson, you're probably just like him. Did I hear you mention Jake Walls? He was a real sidewinder, that man. What do you want to know about him? I'll be glad to tell you. You're always poking your nose in where you ain't wanted, Bill Bakes. He didn't ask you.


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[Assistant] I'm going to say turn it up. I think Derek Carr is a hell of a player. He's, he's in that, that top tier of, of the quarterbacks and the NFC, um, and they're in the weaker division. I think they can easily win that division, them on the bucks. So I like it. I like him.


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[Assistant] My name is Ballie Baby and I'm from Atlanta. Well, it's real turnt, I would say. It's a party. All the time. It's been a party all my life. Definitely. It's been lit. I think that would be the word to describe it. Like you never know what to expect.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I think that's what I listen to. Growing up, I really didn't listen to rappers. I mean, I listened to kind of the songs that were hits on the radio, but nah, I wasn't really like, I didn't listen to rap. Not that much. I like 21 Savage, Pablo, Young Thug, Future, uhm, NBA, Trippie, uhm, people like that. Lozy.


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[Assistant] When I work with Lotto Savage, I think those songs are lit as fuck. Uhm, Pablo. Awesome. I love him.


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[Assistant] Our features, I think those are the littest collabs I've had so far.


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[Assistant] I fuck with Johnny Blaze hard, you know what Johnny Blaze is?


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[Assistant] I fuck with Johnny Blaze a lot. Uhm, I just did a record with her. Uh, I like Queen Ki.


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[Assistant] Oh, I like Tokyo Jets. She's fucking hard as fuck. Uhm, I met this girl out here, her name is Suki.


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[Assistant] I like her. She's the girl that's twerking on the grave. Have you seen that video? That girl. She was out here. She does music. I like them her. She's cool.


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[Assistant] I think that I'm not in the group of girls, per se, from my perspective, but from everybody else's perspective, yeaah. I'm in that group of upcoming female rappers, cause all of us is all, you know, trying to get to the top, so.


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[Assistant] I think yeaah. You could say that. I definitely love Cardi B's success. She poppin'. She didn't keep poppin' too. For facts.


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[Assistant] Before I started rapping, I wasn't really like tuned in to the female rapping, but I think female rapping started more progressing now at this time, so. But no, I didn't even know about no female rappers.


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah, it definitely is annoying that people ask females, do they write they own shit. Because these niggas is not even writing they own shit. So it's like...


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[Assistant] We ridin- I know I'm ridin' my own shit. It's a lot of females that's not ridin' their shit. I can't speak for them, but I'm ridin' my own shit. So, at the end of the day, I'm ridin' my own shit. So stop asking me that shit.


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[Assistant] Yes, I feel like I've experienced a lot of sexism because a lot of people come at me trying to fuck at first, so.


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[Assistant] You know, we gotta make it into a business relationship. And I know niggas ain't coming at niggas. Well, sure, they could be coming at niggas like that. These niggas is gay. But...


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[Assistant] Most of, for most of the part they're not gonna just, you know, at first go off like that, but females they will. So, I think that's probably the biggest issue I have.


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[Assistant] The first song I ever made, it probably took me like five minutes to make, like tops. And then, it was like this boy that DM'd me, he's like, yea, pull up to my studio, so I went over there.


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[Assistant] And I did the song, it was not mixed, not nothing. I dropped it like right then and there, like in the studio. Found the cover art, just dropped it on Soundcloud. It did views, it hit like a thousand.


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[Assistant] And I didn't have a SoundCloud account, nothing. I just dropped it then and there. And it really hit like views, I can't remember like.


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[Assistant] I mean, like, school-wise, yeaah, but it was like, I wasn't going to school, and dress code, like, stuff like that. But nothing really, like, with the law, anything like that.


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[Assistant] The first time I got arrested, I was driving while speeding. I was super speeder. I think I was hitting the line.


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[Assistant] 68 and like a 40 or something. It was a school lane, but it was a night time. And I was driving and I had weed in my car and I got pulled over and my license was expired because I didn't pay a ticket. So I got arrested.


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[Assistant] It was trash. I wasn't in jail for that long though, for that time. I got bailed out. But then...


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[Assistant] Some other shit happened, I ended up getting on probation, I violated probation, and then I went back to jail. And then I was in jail. For a little minute. And that shit was trash. Mm-mm. Not for me.


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[Assistant] I did talk to boys at first, and then I had a girlfriend before her. You know, I'm with her. I've been with her for almost a year now.


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[Assistant] I feel like she's more commanding, but I'm like the brat, so I'm more commanding technically, but I think she runs it more, I would say. But I run it.


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[Assistant] But she run it. But I run it. We probably fight about like, stupid shit, like.


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[Assistant] I don't know, like, fans, you know, people like that, like, since I'm up and coming, you know, it's a lot of people that's in and out, you know.


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[Assistant] Always around and shit like that. So I think that's probably the main thing, but...


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[Assistant] I get like weird posts, you know, hearing them and people be like, you're homophobic. What the fuck? I'm like, you have a girlfriend but you're homophobic. Okay. But other than that, nah, it's not really a problem.


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[Assistant] No, I don't like fighting, cause my nails and my hair, like, it's just not for me, like, I'm just tired. I don't like to fight.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I mean, I didn't like it, cause that's not like the side of me. I wanted everyone to like, blow up and like, see.


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[Assistant] Wig snatching is not like chain snatching because chains cost bands. Wigs don't, wigs don't cost that much.


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[Assistant] It ain't nothing. And change is like, real change is gonna be on your neck. You gotta really put some work in. A wig, it just comes right off.


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[Assistant] No, I don't feel like because I started rapping anybody safe, it's just gotta be more, I gotta be more safe for what I do.


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[Assistant] I do have to be more professional because it's hella people watching me so I gotta be careful what I put out because I influence a lot of people, like a lot of people copy what I do. So I just have to be careful, you know.


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[Assistant] More careful than before, I used to just put whatever book I wanted, but I just gotta like monitor now what I do. Yes, I have hella female fans. And hella young female fans, definitely.


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[Assistant] Uh yeaah, for the most part, I think I respond to a lot of my fans.


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[Assistant] I think way more. They tell me that I respond to them a lot, so.


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[Assistant] I try to help when I can, you know. Maybe some people damn me like, yo, I'm like 16 and I'm on the side of the road, broke, and I'm like, whoa, whoa, whoa, like, I can't help you. But, I try. As hard as I can.


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[Assistant] Sponsor me. I started off smoking sweatshirts obviously because...


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[Assistant] Then as I, you know, started getting older, I started doing blow, and then I'm strictly backwards, like, I can't even smoke a swish anymore and got any taste left.


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[Assistant] Fuck no. I would never get plastic surgery. That wouldn't even fit. I would like a potato or some shit. No, it wouldn't work.


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[Assistant] I personally ordered these when I think I was in Chicago. I ordered these to my house. Yes.


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[Assistant] I can skate, like, shh, shh, shh, that skate. Like with two skates. Yea, but, mm-mm. My three favorite songs right now is Trippie Red, Into Deep, uhm, my song, Coop,


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[Assistant] And damn, what's another song I play over and over again? Oh, Lil Uzi, uhm.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I'm about to drop a mixtape in December called Playhouse Music and I got visuals for that and


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[Assistant] I'm actually dropping a video for my first day out, too, soon. That's gonna be big. So, thanks and look forward to it.


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[Assistant] I want to thank all my brats, definitely. I want to thank my whole team. Uhm, all my playgirls.


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[Assistant] Definitely, I want to thank everybody out in LA. I want to thank Matt for hooking me up for this right now. And Backwoods again. Uhm, yeaah, that's it. Hi, I'm Ballu Baby and this is No Jumper.


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[Assistant] Then you, uh, you probably wouldn't refuse to have dinner with me tonight.


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[Assistant] I'd ask you to lunch, only unfortunately I committed myself before I knew of your existence. Cruel, isn't it? Yes. You have had breakfast.


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[Assistant] But after all, this is only a charity affair. It's not as though you were doing it for pay.


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[Assistant] Not entirely. It's still a matter of paying our guests for their jewellery. And explaining.


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[Assistant] You've given me a number of very bad moments during the last few hours, but you haven't lost me. I love you.


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[Assistant] I can't give you up. I can't ever give you up, no matter what you are or what you've done. If only you'd tell me at the start. I'd have been on your side all along. All this would never have happened. It doesn't matter. I'm on your side now. And somehow, we'll get out of it.


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[Assistant] I think there's a garage down the road a little way. You won't be afraid here, will you?


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[Assistant] By all means, by all means. Somehow we all feel much safer with you in our midst.


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[Assistant] You might have already answered this question partially, but is there any connection between the Woodman of the World


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[Assistant] By the way, I encourage y'all to go through the Allen Cemetery. You'll see a lot of Woodmen of the World and Masonic Stones. That's true. And Plano Mutual Cemetery. I'm from Plano, so.


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[Assistant] I've read over the years there's a special relationship between Jewish people and masonry. Can you describe that?


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[Assistant] I can't fault people for not being interested or knowing how this works, cause most people don't. That was me before it started, I didn't know how any of it worked. I just liked watching movies.


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[Assistant] You know, you can't avoid missing something you've been doing for six years straight. Something you've considered yourself to be pretty good at.


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[Assistant] You go from six of these smaller reels to usually about two of these big reels.


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[Assistant] And then you put them on the platter all together into one big film.


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[Assistant] And it, uh, pops holes in them and cuts it so it'll go through the gears without messing up.


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[Assistant] You gotta do both sides. Just so it doesn't come undone in the middle of the movie.


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[Assistant] So I gotta build it onto here. We have a three-platter system, so, mostly so you can build while you're playing movies. But also it'll be if you have two movies playing on the same theater. So you can have, uh, one sitting unused while the other one goes on to these two platters.


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[Assistant] They can pay me hardly anything because I love this job. I will do this job. It's more tangible than...


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[Assistant] And, you know, after so many years of doing it, I'm pretty good at it.


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[Assistant] It's just like, it's finding out that a talent you've developed over time is suddenly gonna be useless. It's hard to find a job you like. That you're good at. You know?


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[Assistant] President Trump has not said or tweeted one public word about this. You wanna talk about ignoring terrorism? Why hasn't the president offered his sympathy to our neighbors in the north?


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[Assistant] Might I, might I request that, uh, that Loki stop watching us? Loki can stay. What? You have committed a foul and treasonous act of taking my sugar lumps. I wanted to try those. But, but father. And for that, I, in the name of my father and his father before, I, old man father, cast you out!


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[Assistant] Look at this creature! Can I have him? If you will eat him, you can have him.


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[Assistant] The sky was overcast as if covered with a thick layer of curtain.


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[Assistant] Numerous tiny white dots drifted down along with the wind as if they had wanted to fill the entire world.


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[Assistant] Yet the blizzard appeared insignificant before the great sea embracing the sky.


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[Assistant] The charming beauty gradually approached shallow beach in the heavy snow and wind. Roland had waited here for a long time.


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[Assistant] Standing in the chilling sea wind, he opened his arms to Tilly who stepped on the pier and said, Welcome back, sister.


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[Assistant] She took off her hood to reveal her soft gray hair, smiled and gently embraced him. Everything seemed so natural.


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[Assistant] As their conversation continued, the pair became more bustling instantly.


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[Assistant] Your majesty, there will be a welcome dinner at night, right? Can you arrange a hotpot again?


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[Assistant] Maybe she got to know him better, or she was influenced by Nightingale. Her elegant, noble demeanor seemed to escape her little by little.


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[Assistant] Of course, her beauty was so impressive that she still appeared graceful and pretty even when she was eagerly asking what to eat in the evening. Of course, said Roland, nodding.


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[Assistant] In fact, winter is the best season for hotpots.


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[Assistant] That's what I'm thinking too, said Andrea. Her eyes sparkling. You're indeed a royal noble and indeed the man Nightingale is interested in.


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[Assistant] Before she finished her words her mouth had been firmly covered by a pair of invisible hands.


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[Assistant] Ashes put her hand on her forehead and turned around as if she had seen nothing. Instead, she started to talk to Wendy. Tilly seemed a bit surprised.


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[Assistant] She glanced at Roland and then looked at the where Nightingale stood thoughtfully. Roland also blushed.


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[Assistant] Before Tilly started to ask, he coughed and said, it's wind year. Let's go back to the castle and have a talk then.


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[Assistant] Along with Tilly, the witch is coming to Neverwinter with a card playing three, iffy, soft feathers, and Nightfall, the former members of Bloodfang Association.


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[Assistant] It was not the first time they came to the western region, so it saved Roland time to arrange their accommodations.


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[Assistant] After they put away the luggage, Roland summoned everyone to the living room and then told them what had recently happened in the Kingdom of Dawn.


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[Assistant] As their partner, he believed that he should share information with the sleeping island witches and let them know the tequila survivors as soon as possible. In the end, all the witches could not help laughing.


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[Assistant] Ash's even asked him bluntly, so you are the witch that tequila witches are looking for. The chosen one?


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[Assistant] Or the first wizard in history, Tilly said jokingly. My brother is always so different.


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[Assistant] I don't have any magic power, so you can save the title of witch or wizard, Roland said. Shrugging. The chosen one is just what the tequila witches refer to.


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[Assistant] We won't know what the instrument of divine retribution is until we have further communication with them.


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[Assistant] Before that, I plan to hold an artillery exercise outside the city wall of the western region so as to help them regain their confidence.


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[Assistant] At the same time, it's also a kind of deterrence, right?


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[Assistant] Ashes, though not as reckless as she appeared at first, still spoke straightforwardly, just like the defensive battle of demonic beasts you had shown to us.


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[Assistant] I just don't want to have any misunderstanding between each other, Roland replied, without saying yes or no. And the exercise is not just for the tequila witches.


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[Assistant] It's also open to the public so that Neverwinter subjects can see the power they have. Then they'll be full of courage even when facing demons.


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[Assistant] No misunderstanding meant to let them clearly know his strength so as to dispel some unnecessary ideas. This was also the basis for diplomacy in the new era.


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[Assistant] Since it's an exercise, I don't think we are going to conduct it when demonic beasts attack us, right? Indria suddenly said, I have a good idea. What's it?


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[Assistant] How about using demonic beasts as the targets of shooting?


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[Assistant] She raised her eyebrows and said, compared with simple wood targets, real demonic beasts will be more impressive.


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[Assistant] Roland was a little surprised and agreed that it was a good idea.


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[Assistant] If he wanted to organize the public to watch the exercise, naturally he could not wait until demonic beasts came and then arrange them to stand on the city wall.


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[Assistant] It might cause a lot of chaos, and the demonic beasts would have reduced to meat sauces under bombards by the time everyone arrived.


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[Assistant] So he originally intended to use some wooden targets for accurate shooting and asked Soraya to paint some fake targets. Andrea's proposal was obviously more enjoyable.


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[Assistant] Nothing was more exciting for the Neverwinter residents than watching evil enemies, who had troubled the western region for so many years, be bombarded and turned to ashes. Those demonic beasts as the targets.


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[Assistant] Just leave it to us, said Andrea patting her chest. Ah, why not stay in the room playing cards? Shavy responded with a bitter look. I'm also willing to help if he echoed.


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[Assistant] If we choose to catch them in the misty forest controlled by leaf, there should be no safety problem, Nightingale said eagerly.


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[Assistant] She can monitor the movements of all witches and demonic beasts in the area and drive away powerful demonic hybrids.


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[Assistant] Even if we meet a fearful beast of hell, we have the sigil of God's will anyway.


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[Assistant] Then how about a competition to warm ourselves up before the artillery exercise? Tilly laughed.


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[Assistant] Let's divide the sisters in Neverwinter into three groups to see which group can catch more demonic beasts. Divide into three groups.


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[Assistant] The witches of Sleeping Island, The Witch Union, and Tequila, she grinned and said, the reward can be a month's chaos drinks.


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[Assistant] I'm really curious about how delicious it is since you said it's far better the taste of ice cream bread. Wait. Will Phyllis join us too? Roland said in surprise.


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[Assistant] This will visualize the power of gunpowder weapons and help her have a better understanding of it, isn't it?


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[Assistant] Killing a demonic beast may be easy for a God's punishment warrior, but if she sees a common person can also do it easily and more efficiently, she will definitely have more confidence in the power of Neverwinter.


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[Assistant] Of course, if she doesn't want to participate, it's okay, said Andrea, shrugging.


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[Assistant] Since it's a competition, it's based on her personal will. So that's why.


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[Assistant] Roland looked at Ashes and the others who had an eager look, and roughly figured out why they made this proposal.


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[Assistant] Although Tilly's statement was somewhat sensible, their original intention was more to satisfy themselves.


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[Assistant] After all, they came to help them peacefully go through the months of demons, but they could do little since the First Army was sufficient to handle the situation.


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[Assistant] For most of the time, they could only stay in the castle, playing the Fight the Landlord card game.


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[Assistant] Compared with busy assistant witches, they seemed to be useless. They were combat witches after all.


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[Assistant] In this mass production campaign, he might have indeed ignored these witches' feelings. Then let's do it. Roland gave a nod of approval.


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[Assistant] After finishing the proposal for hunting the demonic beasts, the witches went back to their rooms for a short break and waited for dinner to begin.


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[Assistant] Before iffy wandered off, Roland pulled her aside so that he could speak to her alone.


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[Assistant] I have something to tell you now so you won't be too shocked later on.


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[Assistant] Ify blinked and was unsure as to why he suddenly raised that topic.


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[Assistant] Among the witches who arrived at Grey Castle from the Kingdom of Dawn, other than the tequila survivor who disguised herself as a maid, the rest all came from the Kingdom of Wolfheart. Ifes eyes open wide. Your Majesty, you mean?


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[Assistant] Roland nodded and said, one of them was called Annie, and she had also been rejected by the Bloodfang Association.


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[Assistant] She was stunned and only managed to mutter after a long silence. Is this true?


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[Assistant] At that moment, Ify's face portrayed joy and yet it also reflected worry and guilt.


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[Assistant] She still blamed herself for not choosing to leave with Annie back then.


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[Assistant] This was why Roland did not intend to surprise both of them at the same time.


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[Assistant] 3009, that's her room number, he exhaled and said, at least for the time being.


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[Assistant] Roland touched his chin as he observed her running hurriedly out of the living room. This is as far as I can help you, he thought.


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[Assistant] If he was silently chanting the room number while running toward the witch building.


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[Assistant] She didn't even bother answering the questions of soft feathers and nightfall asked her along the way.


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[Assistant] She passed through the snow-covered castle backyard and the white-capped olive groves, went up the stairs, and quickly reached the third floor.


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[Assistant] However, once she got closer to her destination, she began to slow down. She began to feel more and more uneasy.


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[Assistant] Back then, Annie took care of her throughout their journey to Archduke Island.