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[Assistant] Anything they can do to trigger trouble in my life, they have done.


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[Assistant] I got a call from someone and I had just moved into a new apartment. He read me the address that I had just moved into and he read me my social security number.


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[Assistant] What needed to be done. I'm proud of bringing the lawsuit.


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[Assistant] Uh, brought a lot more attention to who he really is and what his show represents.


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[Assistant] Having Alex Jones admit under oath that Noah did die the way it was reported in his school, that's a victory for me.


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[Assistant] Doing vocal training, so I go see my vocal coach, and then I go see the voice doctor, then I get, so normally we start the day at like 9.30, 10.30 together here at the show.


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[Assistant] So today, and like this week, I go to my voice doctor, then I go to my voice coach, do like a whole thing with them, get the voice, they look at it, they put things down my throat, I make sounds, eeeeh, then they look at it. Then, so today, today was one of my favorite days ever. Because then, when I was on the way to the show today, someone in one of those sanitation trucks, you know the ones that sweep the road and stuff?


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[Assistant] Yeah, they just like pulled up and they honked and they're like, Yo, Trevor, wanna get in?


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[Assistant] So I was supposed to come straight to work, but then I was just like driving around New York, sweeping the streets with the person, and then we were just like driving around, it's like, ah, sweep there, sweep there, sweep there, sweep there, sweep there, and then that's like what we did for a while, and then...


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[Assistant] And it like opens at the front, and then I popped out, and then I saw people look at me, and you know immediately when a person's mind just goes, no.


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[Assistant] So the Daily Show. So they looked at me and just ignored that I existed as a human being. And then like I walked past it. And like some people were waiting to come to the Daily Show. And they were just like, nope, that wasn't him. We will wait for the real Trevor Noah. Who does not emerge from sanitation trucks.


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[Assistant] So uhm,


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[Assistant] No.


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[Assistant] If he doesn't tell me,


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[Assistant] So uhm,


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[Assistant] Which one of these is more political? Wha- What? They both have flamingos, so I know they're business professionals. That's not- But, hypothetically, if I were to run for your job,


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[Assistant] Which would be best for TV appearances, and which would be better for TMZ scandal photos? Well first, the necktie goes around your neck. Ah, not gonna get me that easy. Second,


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[Assistant] And I think that's at least a little close to the word you said. We're all doomed. No! We're saved! From what? Boredom! Oh my god.


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[Assistant] Thank you for being here. Now, you both, you grew up near each other, and Jennifer, we know you're from the Bronx. Leah, you grew up in Brooklyn, so I don't know the difference between, I don't know a sort of Bronx accent or a Brooklyn accent. What is an accent? How do I get to do a proper full Bronx accent?


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[Assistant] Do you think, because celebrity culture has changed a great deal, like in the age of social media and things like that, do you think it's worse now or was it worse when everything was just about tabloids?


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[Assistant] Yeah, we gotta talk about your bet of the day. As always, brought to you by Bet Rivers. Hey Ohio, Bet Rivers online sport book is the place to be for every single game. Now is the perfect time to join Bet Rivers sport book. When you deposit code sports, you'll receive a second chance bet up to $500. Get in on all the action with weekly specials on your favorite sports like basketball and hockey. Fun game last night to help you win big.


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[Assistant] Watson having a phenomenal season. I know he's going to because I know Watson eats Bilt bars. That's true. And you can eat Bilt bars too if you use code LOCKDOWN15 at Bilt.com. We love them here. I have one for breakfast every morning. Watson has them and the whole offense is eating them right now on vacation.


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[Assistant] Go check out Bill Barr, and without further ado, we want to bring in our guest, nevermind, he just walked away from the camera.


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[Assistant] Alright guys, so we're gonna go into our next topic here, and we actually ask the internet, and every time we ask the internet, it's brought to you by PCC Airfoils, looking for a job with career advancement and great benefits. PCC Airfoils is a leading manufacturer in Northeast Ohio.


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[Assistant] And our question for the internet and for you guys today is, is it finally time for the Guardians to call up Bone Nailer? We put a community pull up.


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[Assistant] 90% voted yes, I think they're gonna be sitting here with you guys where it's a yes, right?


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[Assistant] Yeah, uh, before we get to our guest though, I want to remind everybody that it's the 12 o'clock hour and the 12 o'clock of the lunch hour is brought to you by Collie Great Companies Championship. See your favorite golf legend play in the Collie Companies Championship, July 12th to July 16th at the famous Firestone Country Club.


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[Assistant] Fun, family-friendly events all week long featuring a new fan zone experience, free attendance for kids, and a concert every night.


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[Assistant] There's something for everyone. Learn more at collegegolf.com. And our guest today is brought to you by Lorraine County Community College. Lorraine County Community College, your classes, your future. You can register now for summer and fall classes.


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[Assistant] At the famous Firestone Country Club. Fun, family-friendly events all week long, featuring a new fan zone experience, free attendance for kids, and concerts every night. There's something for everyone. Learn more at ColleagueGolf.com.


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[Assistant] And since we're still talking football, I just want to remind you guys that the USFL is going on. You guys can get great seats starting at just $10. They've got t-shirts, rally towels. Buy your tickets today at USFL.com.


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[Assistant] Fun family friendly events all week long featuring a new fan zone experience, free attendance for kids, concerts every night. There's something for everybody at colleague.com. But now we're getting into the real arguments of these trades. I see Earl laughing back there. I can't pronounce fun family friendly events to save my life.


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[Assistant] Before you go, I want to say one thing real quick before you go. The poll is, the poll is meaningless. Earl put it up at the beginning. He put Bull on there. Bull didn't even do a trade.


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[Assistant] I think that covers a lot of our gap there. Now, I could also have done this with trading a Coro.


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[Assistant] Alright, so Earl got 25% of the vote, I got 12, G got 52%, and Bull got 12.


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[Assistant] I'd just like to say real quick, Evan419, Earl and Ant, how high are you? And we respond, hi, how are you?


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[Assistant] Oops. I can't wait until the snow has melted. Especially this time of the year when the spring is so close. I just wanna be able to run in the forest again. To run freely. But it's still a lot of snow and it's very deep still, so.


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[Assistant] It's quite hard to walk in the forest. For some reason I always wanna take a walk in the forest when I talk with you guys. When I'm gonna record a vlog like this.


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[Assistant] I think it's because it feels like taking a walk in the forest with a friend. I feel like I can talk more freely when I'm in the forest for some reason. Okay, I'm gonna rise up from this hole.


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[Assistant] I'm walking in the forest behind our house right now. It's a kind of big forest and I haven't really explored it that much. And to be really honest, it's something creepy about...


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[Assistant] I've heard so many noises in this forest, like weird noises, I can't really explain. And the thing is that my mom...


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[Assistant] And Johan also feels the same feeling. It's like a feeling of a presence or something. I don't know really. I know it sounds weird, but I gotta investigate in this. I actually...


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[Assistant] I thought about putting out my sound recorder here during the night because there's so much sounds going on that I can't explain.


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[Assistant] So I'm just gonna wait for a night now when there is no wind at all so that I can put out my sound recorder.


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[Assistant] I have actually done that a lot lately, like put out my sound recorder on different places.


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[Assistant] You know, someone moving things and clicking on things, but the sound was so so so low, so I had to, you know, drag it up.


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[Assistant] I don't know how to explain, but in the sound program I had to.


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[Assistant] You know, sounds that we may not hear, but we can catch up through sound recorders and stuff.


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[Assistant] So I'm actually in the middle of the creepy forest right now. Let's hope I will not be eaten up by some weird monster.


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[Assistant] We have finally been moving our smithy, our jewelry business, from the living room in our old house to our new place, the beautiful old barn.


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[Assistant] If you have followed me for a while, you know what I'm talking about. We have been renovating a room in the barn here at our homestead to have as our dealer business.


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[Assistant] Their renovation has been going on since September, October somewhere.


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[Assistant] I am just so happy that we have finally moved the last stuff from our old house to our new place. It really feels like another ending of a long chapter. Juwon is actually having his first real working day in the new smithy, so...


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[Assistant] Yeah, to talk in front of the camera, so I guess you already noticed that if you follow me for a while. But I mean, at least we can go there and say hello.


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[Assistant] I'm so glad I had Nanook on a leash because when we came down to the lake there was a bunch of reindeers on the ice. They have actually been walking here.


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[Assistant] For many days now, back and forth over the ice. It's very beautiful. But he, he scared them away when he was barking.


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[Assistant] People are sometimes asking why I have Nanook on a leash when we live like this.


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[Assistant] And that's because he has a lot of hunting instinct, like many dogs. So if I wouldn't have had him on a leash now, he would have run after the reindeers. I do have him free sometimes, when I feel like it's possible to have him free. Nanook is a free spirit. And I would do the same if I was a dog, so I don't blame him. Say hello to all your fans, Nanook.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I'm headed to, uh, Ohio. I fly, uh, I take a red eye tonight.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I'm playing this weekend and then I, uh, or no, on Monday. I play on Monday. And then, uh, and then off on a whole tour for the next month.


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[Assistant] And then I end it in Mexico. I'm doing a bunch of shows down there. Uh, some big festivals like Pal Norte and, uh, Acropolis and Oaxaca. Pretty big, cool festivals and stuff.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah. Well, I mean, actually, well, the newest song I have, have you seen my, actually I wanted to show you this, have you seen my new music video for Fuego Lento?


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[Assistant] Some friends of mine got together and, and uh, just went and shot this and had some fun. It was really cool.


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[Assistant] Well, I mean, I go to, uh, I have a big fan base in Latin America. I put some records out, uh, a few years ago and they did really well down there. And so I've been doing a lot of touring and, uh, go out there and play these big festivals. And, um, I don't know. I think I just got.


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[Assistant] And then dated with that sound and then I came back and was in the studio and I was like, man, I want to do something like this. Cause seeing how the audience reactions and, uh, and all that stuff, it was just kind of.


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[Assistant] You know, I don't know, being independent and not signed, it's sort of like, I want to do everything, you know? I'm a fan of so many different styles of music that...


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[Assistant] To just sit there and be like, yeah, I'm gonna make a rock and roll record. That means that my next record has to be a rock and roll record, you know, and the next record, like the last record, uh, I made before all of this stuff.


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[Assistant] Was a total rockabilly record with Brian Setzer. Right. That was, sounds like the 1950s, you know. And then, uh, this stuff is, you know, this is kind of more...


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[Assistant] Reggaeton or, or, or Latin vibe and, and then, and then the stuff that I was working on the last time I was in here talking to you is all more, you know.


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[Assistant] Urban hip hop kind of more than that in that vein. So it's kind of like, I just.


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[Assistant] I don't know, if I hear it and I dig it and I want to play that kind of music, I just kind of, you know, that's why I don't really release full albums either. It's kind of, here's a song, the new one that I'm just putting out is three songs. I just did a full Spanish version of this that I'm going to release.


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[Assistant] Well Cardi too does it, like Cardi is like all over the place with, you know, the styles of music, you know, it's like Maroon 5 and then Bruno and then all this, you know.


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[Assistant] Harder stuff, and, and, it's, it's, yeaah, so.


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[Assistant] I think that just, especially nowadays with the ability to kind of just have full access to your fans.


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[Assistant] You know, like Gary Vee says all the time, it's like, content, content, content. It's like, yeaah, it's like...


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[Assistant] I get to go in, like I did a cover of Gucci Gang just for fun. And if I was on a label, somebody'd be like, oh dude, we can't, you can't release that right now because we're pushing this other album and this is what we're working on. But I'm so excited and I'm like, but it's funny and I want to put it out right now. Well, I can.


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[Assistant] Exactly. And I think a lot of that is just executives with the fear of losing their job or making the wrong, making, making, taking a risk and it not turning out the way that they imagine. And then their boss firing them or demoting them for that, you know, and that makes people not.


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[Assistant] Take chances or, or do things with an artist that they would, that they would do otherwise and then that stifles the artist and the artist suffers because some guy in an office is afraid to just


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[Assistant] Make a decision, you know? And if he doesn't make a decision...


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[Assistant] Then, he's guaranteed to not make a wrong decision, so he's still gonna keep his job, he's still gonna be able to have that company card, he's still gonna be able to have his office, he's still gonna be able to have-


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[Assistant] But if he makes that wrong decision, you know, so they, it's a lot of these executives when you get on these labels, if you're not one of these hard hitting artists, uhm, you know, you just, you get, you get stifled because people are just playing it safe.


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[Assistant] I don't know, it's really nice to be able to, you know, get home from tour and be like, shit, I wanna go in and...


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[Assistant] Recorder re- like, I'm workin- did stuff with Tank God on this last one, and Cassius Clay, and like-


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[Assistant] Yeah, uhm, and he's done some other really cool stuff, and uhm,


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[Assistant] Yeah, so it's really, you know, it's like if I want to go in and do that, then cool. And if I want to put this friend on the record, cool. If I want to write with this guy, then I just have the freedom to do whatever I want. It's pretty rad.


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[Assistant] Well, this, this, I mean, I basically just put everything on tune core whenever I wanna like, just put something out.


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[Assistant] So this should be- oh, there it is. So we actually have the album cover right here. Yea, this should be out.


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[Assistant] I don't know, in the next few days or something. This is just sort of, I was excited to get this music out, so I, you know, this isn't like...


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[Assistant] Anything like some big official release or anything like that.


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[Assistant] Uh, I mean, yeaah, you know, I mean, it's a creative environment and, uh, in that one it was cool. It was me, it was Cassius Clay, and, uhm, my buddy Kig Kazi, and, uh, yeaah, it's just the three of us, he came in with a cool beat, and then, uhm,


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[Assistant] Actually, since it's a pack over, and then this, this one just sound, I love that whole 70s vintage sound, it just like...


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[Assistant] Uh, I mean, you know, growing up in California, it just kind of goes with the territory. Ain't that the truth? You think people are ever surprised?


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[Assistant] It's cool, it's cool being able to go all over the world and see like,


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[Assistant] You know, the show's still airing, so I get young kids, uh, college kids, high school kids, like older adults that grew up on the show.


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[Assistant] You know, that are my age because I would, you know, I, it was my childhood too. So, uh, but yeah, it's, it's really cool to just kind of.


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[Assistant] See that there's not really a set demographic for the show, you know? It's cool.


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[Assistant] Well, I'm on the road all the time. I'm on the road all the time, so it's, whenever I'm home, I try to get into the studio. And, uh, and yeah, I mean, I just, I just want to put out cool music that...


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[Assistant] I wanna listen to, you know, that I wanna listen to in my car, that I wanna listen to at the club, that I wanna listen to, that just makes me feel good, uhm.


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[Assistant] And yeah, like I said, not being able, not being pigeonholed or stifled anymore, especially like not being on-


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[Assistant] It's cool to just be able to go in and grab, you know, friends and not be stuck having to, you know.


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[Assistant] Think, oh man, we can't do that because it doesn't sound like the rest of the record or it doesn't sound like what the label expects from us or the fans are gonna, and that's the cool thing too, is fans I think are more receptive to artists.


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[Assistant] Being more eclectic now than, than before, you know? I mean, like Maroon 5, for example. I mean, Maroon 5 has...


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[Assistant] And there's a lot of artists and I mean, that's kind of what it is. It's always been an art in general is just like.


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[Assistant] Oh man, the guy's a freaking entertainer, like, I had no idea, you know? Like Lil Pump for example, you know, like,


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[Assistant] He's undeniable. It's like this little mild-mannered kid and then all of a sudden he gets on stage and the whole thing explodes and he's got like 7,000 people just like, you know, tearing down the house. It's undeniable. You know, it's like modern day Elvis.


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[Assistant] It's kind of funny when people are like, oh, this isn't, this isn't art, this isn't, it's like, it's the same thing people say when they don't understand a Picasso, they don't understand a, a Basquiat or a Pollock or something, and they're like, wait a minute, you know, I,


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[Assistant] A thousand picasas, you know, it's, uh, somebody


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[Assistant] Did something, but they did it differently, you know? Or did something that nobody else has done before and then everybody else just tries to copy it.


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[Assistant] I know, it was kind of like one of those like, I didn't inhale, you know, kind of things, but.


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[Assistant] You know, for what it's worth, I don't really spend a lot of time on it.


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[Assistant] TMZ comes up to me and they're like, Hey, what do you think of this? I'm like, dude, I don't know. I was on it. I just got it off an airplane.


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[Assistant] It's just whatever the, whatever the hottest topics are of the time, you know, what do you think? What do you think about Cardi B? Yeah. What do you think of Justin and Haley? Or what do you think of that? I'm like, dude, I don't even, I don't know, man. And if I followed in any news, like definitely that, you know.


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[Assistant] Or that you're all friends. They're always like, oh, did you reach out to so-and-so when, you know, if somebody's having some crisis or they're, they're in the news because of something, you know, like, oh, did you reach out to so-and-so?


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[Assistant] This is wild, man. Yeah, social media really has just like, it affects everybody and it makes everybody like...


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[Assistant] Everyone's a policeman, all of a sudden. Everyone's an investigator. Everything. Everyone's a journalist. Everyone's a journalist. Everyone's an investigator. Everyone's a privatizer.


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[Assistant] Let's see. Those two are pretty chill. Let's play, uh, play, yeaah, play MIA.


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[Assistant] Or actually, no, no, no, do the Tank God one, cause we talked about, we talked about, we'll do that in coming back, yea.


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[Assistant] This one, uh, we, we, we got, I got a, my friend little mom on this.


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[Assistant] When she came in, I didn't really know, it was sort of just like a guy, like just, like rockstar, after, uh,


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[Assistant] After a night of partying, you know, but then I got, when she put her verse on there, it was kind of dope. It sounded like the story was almost like.


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[Assistant] For some reason I was thinking of like G-Eazy and, uh, Halsey. Right.


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[Assistant] Cause she's like, I just want to lay here, but I got a show tonight. You know, uh.


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[Assistant] Uhm, got hair and makeup waiting on me, but I just wanna, you know, I just wanna lay here. Right. And, uh, so it was almost like these two rock stars, like, you know,


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[Assistant] Big rockstar guy, this big rockstar girl, but they party too hard the night before like their show, like their big festival show at Coachella. And now they're like, shit. And then coming back for you was almost, I was saying it to a girl, but now it's almost like they're saying it to their fans. Like, don't worry, we're going to get our shit together and.


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[Assistant] We'll make the show and, and, and we're coming back for ya, so.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you know, and, and then it just like, traveling and being, you gotta, traveling, drinking and, and, and partying, it's just.


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[Assistant] It's just complete waste. Hard to justify. Yeah, it's, it's really hard. I mean, I love getting up early in the morning before everybody else is awake, get my time to get in the gym, do my thing, and then, bye.


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[Assistant] 8 o'clock and I'm having my breakfast, starting my day. Everybody's waking up, you know, and I've already done.


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[Assistant] You know, all the stuff from me. And now I can start concentrating on, you know, business and what I have to get done that day, you know, all of my goals and all that.


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[Assistant] When I was recording music back in the day, you know, sessions were one o'clock, two o'clock in the afternoon, meet there at noon.


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[Assistant] You know, and now it's like sessions don't start till eight, nine o'clock at night and then you don't really start getting, you know, you don't really get rolling until about.


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[Assistant] Juices start really flowing around midnight and then you're, then you're, then you're really recording the song till about four in the morning. And so yea, I mean.


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[Assistant] But it's all about like balance, you know, if, if, if I'm in the studio till four o'clock, then yeah, then the next day I'm going to sleep in. But.


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[Assistant] I know that I got something done really productive the night before. I wasn't just out hanging out with my bros and, you know, playing beer pong. Right. Not getting anything done. Talking to them about all the stuff I'm gonna do. Right. You know, I was actually getting, getting shit done. So, so yeah, so I, so I'll take a, take a little nap the next morning, you know.


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[Assistant] But uh, but yeaah, the studio, the studio life is, is, is hard to maintain the early mornings, but uhm,


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[Assistant] I mean sometimes, not really, I mean, it's not, that's not really my scene. I don't know, I like-


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[Assistant] I like being able to hang out and talk with people, you know, I don't really like.


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[Assistant] Going in and not being able to hear.


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[Assistant] That I've never been to and, or, or, or that it's a cool city that I love. Like if I'm in New York or if I'm somewhere and I get invited out, then I'll go. But I don't, I don't really seek out.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I don't get to New York on Friday night and go, oh, let's, let's find where the cool clubs are, you know.


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[Assistant] I'd rather like, you know, some really nice steakhouse and then head out to a lounge afterwards. It's got like, you know, maybe some live music playing and then, you know, we can have like some nice cocktails chat and all that kind of stuff. That's my vibe.


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[Assistant] Well they, well they, you know, uh, dapper Dan has, uh,


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[Assistant] He called them on the carpet, you know, and made them respond and they had that meeting up in Harlem.


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[Assistant] Uh, and so they're doing all of the, all they can to, uh, you know, to make it right. Which I think is right. You know, it's, it, you know, if, if something has that kind of impact and, and, you know, some, you know,


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[Assistant] The way that Dapper Dan went about it is, I think, the best way that they could have done it, so.


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[Assistant] I'm looking forward to see all of the initiatives that they've set forward to kind of come into play.


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[Assistant] No, I don't. Let's just break the net real quick. No, I don't. I just, uh, I don't know, I've always loved fashion. I've always been a huge, uh, fan of fashion and so...


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[Assistant] Uhm, I don't know, ever since I was a little kid, man, you know, it's, it's like rock and roll and music and fashion always go hand in hand, you know, I mean, look at, look at all the, the biggest artists and then you're going to immediately think of their fashion. So, you know, go all the way back to.


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[Assistant] Sinatra and, and, and Elvis and, and then the, you know, seventies punk rock. And I mean, you name anybody and you immediately also think of their.


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[Assistant] Attire, you know, in their fashion sense, you know. Like, you know. So, uh, I don't know, I've just always, I think that fashion and music and rock and roll go hand in hand.


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[Assistant] I don't know, it's weird now, you know, people are like, oh it's, it's about...


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[Assistant] Post, you know, posting for the gram or, or, uh, flaunting or whatever, but I, I don't know. I've just always been. It's not really about that for me. I just love.


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[Assistant] It's like art to me almost, you know, like high fashion is, it's like, they're works of art. And especially if you're looking at like haute couture, like, you know, these really fine handmade pieces, you know, you look at like, you know,


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[Assistant] Chanel or, or, or, uh, Alexander McQueen, for example, and these are-


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[Assistant] It's the same thing as like, well, it's like buying a Picasso or something. It's like, this is...


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[Assistant] You know, there's, there's seven of these. There's a hundred thousand of these Levi's, but there's seven of these pieces in this size because they were handmade by, you know, these artists basically. These are artists, you know, so.


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[Assistant] I don't know, so I, you know, I think I just kind of look at it a little differently.


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[Assistant] Yeah, doesn't Drake have, I think Drake, uh,


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's what it is. He's like, some future girl's gonna love him. But no, these are $200,000 bags and he just has a huge closet full of them.


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[Assistant] 400,000, I don't know, that's crazy. Did you call a phone case? And then in a couple months, the phone's not gonna fit in the case?


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[Assistant] In most parts of America, yes. That's a, that's a mansion. That's where you walk in, you, you know, you have a library, you have five bedrooms. That's amazing. You have basketball court, tennis court for 400 grand, easy.


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[Assistant] Clothes, yeaah, just clothes. I have a really... I have a bad expensive clothes habit.


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[Assistant] But not, not, not nothing that would equate to that.


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[Assistant] Maybe that's what it was and that's why it has so much press.


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[Assistant] No, I don't really do, I don't really do many endorsements. I mean, I do stuff, if I'm into something, I do it, but I don't really like seek out.


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[Assistant] Like if I'm into the company, I'll, I'll, I'll seek them out, but I don't really have like, if people come to me and it's, I don't just hawk something to hawk it, you know?


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[Assistant] No, they don't really do, I mean they have like Harry Styles and uh, Lana Del Rey, Jared Leto is like Alessandro's best friend, so.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I went over to his studio and it's so sick, right? Unbelievable. Yeah, and he's so cool, man. Like I just hit him up on Instagram and see, that's what we were talking about last time we were here and you're like about reaching out just on Instagram. Like it's, it's wild and, um,


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[Assistant] Uh, just by chance. And uh, so I rolled over and he was so rad and we hung out and watched him paint all these amazing jackets and just all the, you know.


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[Assistant] Well, that's the one thing is like, that's a perfect example of, you know, takes us back to when you were talking about when someone listens to Lil Pump or something, they're like, oh, this is, you know, garbage. But then you're like, no, I know so many other people that are trying to do, there's something special about this. There's, this is different. You know, it's the same thing. You walk into Trouble's, uh, studio and the normal person would walk in and go,


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[Assistant] You know, the, the, the poison band logo, but it's on Marlboro cigarettes.


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[Assistant] You know, and it's like, oh shit, that's actually clever, that's really clever. And then you start really taking it all in and you're like, oh wait, no, he's actually a really brilliant artist, okay.


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[Assistant] I'd have to go on and just talk about like crazy conspiracies and stuff.


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[Assistant] Vomiting and- VOMITING? Yeah, I wa- you know ayahuasca.


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[Assistant] It's, it's this mixture that they make, that the shamans make, you know, and it induces vomiting and shitting. Oh, the other end, okay. Yeah, and you just...


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[Assistant] You can do that and then you have a psychedelic experience, but I can't get- I'm like, I don't wanna-


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[Assistant] I don't want to sit in the bathroom for four hours, you know, however many hours it is. Four hours. No, it's like all night. It's like a whole, it's a whole...


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's only like, yeah, exactly. Joe Rogan talks all about it. He's all into it.


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[Assistant] So just not tell everybody, not tell anybody, any of the viewers. It's like a prank.


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[Assistant] Uh, I was going around on the news just to scare parents about like, you know, hide your, hide the drugs in your medicine cabinet kind of thing.


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[Assistant] It's fine, it's like, yeah, exactly. You got high for free. I mean, the fun size, you know, candies are cheap, but a fun size, you know, weed candy,


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[Assistant] It's like 25 bucks, it's 30 bucks, so how-


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[Assistant] Uh, plastic with a little bow on it, that goes in the trash.


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[Assistant] Uh, probably just like a joint or bong, yeaah. You guys got bongs in the studio?


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[Assistant] Uhm, but when you're other places it's, you know, you gotta abide by the rules.


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[Assistant] But speaking of, what a, what a segue there, speaking of the TSA, I have to get to my, uh, I have to, I have to get to the airport. Just like that. Yeah. Just like that. I gotta run, I gotta run and get to, uh, where am I going? Ohio.


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[Assistant] Have you played a game called, uh, Cuphead? Cuphead? No, I haven't. No? Did you ever like, uh, Mario Brothers growing up? Oh, I love Mario Brothers. Okay. That was my poison as a kid. This is Mario Brothers on speed. It's the, it's, the game is so freaking hard. It's one of those games where you'll be on,


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[Assistant] Every level takes just, you know, 12 hours to be. It's just crazy. It's so hard. Really? But it's the most addictive and then the most satisfying when you win. Right. Cause you, it's, you, you want to, you want to throw your controller through the screen. You want to kick it, uh, your TV over, but when you win, you're just like, oh my God.


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[Assistant] Can't believe I just, like you, it's the most, it's the most amazing feeling. But, uh, and the graphics are really cool too, cause it's like 1930s, uhm, I don't know if it's, it's kinda like Disney, but kinda psychedelic cartoons.


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[Assistant] Uh, from like the 1930s, and it's, it's just really cool artwork. But anyway, it's a game you should check out, but it's, it's, uh,


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's a fun game, but it's, it's very hard.


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[Assistant] I remember, yeaah, Zelda was awesome and I always thought it was so cool. Remember when we were kids and it came out with the golden...


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[Assistant] Yeah, thanks man. And go check out all this music, it'll be out, uh, sometime this week.


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[Assistant] Really? Absolutely not.


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[Assistant] It's a deep ride. Cordita. Almost like that, yeaah.


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[Assistant] For a bell head on the go. Wait a second. This is easily the most advanced delivery system we've seen. You could take this bad boy with you on the tube.


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[Assistant] Jay was a dear friend of mine. We went to the bat, we went, we did a show in like Phoenix or something doing the Giants and Jay still plays baseball at a pretty high level. So he jumped in against the pitching machine throwing, it was at least 85.


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[Assistant] But I think the end of the summer is a wonderful time. Sometimes even more wonderful than the summer itself.


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[Assistant] It's still green and warm outside, but the air feels more clean and fresh.


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[Assistant] And the mosquitoes have finally left us alone. Almost.


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[Assistant] I think that the light in the summer focuses more on the energy outwards.


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[Assistant] Like people, social life, activities, movement and the physical world.


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[Assistant] And then, as the autumn and the darkness arrives, it feels like the focus shifts more into our inner world, and it opens up space for feelings, reflections and creativity. A time to nurture our soul.


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[Assistant] I really love the constant changing seasons that we have here. It makes every month feel new and unknown.


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[Assistant] Another good thing about August is that the forest is full of berries.


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[Assistant] And in our garden we have lots of raspberries, both yellow and red.


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[Assistant] And we have blackcurrant, which is also a huge favorite of mine. And redcurrant.


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[Assistant] And we also have gooseberries, which is very new to me, but they taste really good.


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[Assistant] And this year picking lots of blueberries is more important than ever, since I found a new way of using them, more than to just eat or drink them. I will tell you more about that in a minute.


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[Assistant] Picking berries is also strongly connected to memories from my childhood. Every summer when we came here to Grunshan we picked lots of berries. We were out all day. And it was such a special feeling to come home in the evening and make homemade berry jam.


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[Assistant] And being out in the forest like this makes me think so much of my grandparents and how much I miss them. They grew up and lived here, and they have probably been walking in the exact same spots once in a time, picking berries.


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[Assistant] That always happens in the autumn, as you start making fires for the first time after the summer. When the pipe is cold it takes some time before the smoke flows the right way. But after a while, the fire was perfect.


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[Assistant] This is usually what I do with most of the berries that I pick.


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[Assistant] I used this thing called saftmaje to steam the berries into a juice.


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[Assistant] And I add no sugar. It's only the berries and water.


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[Assistant] I first got the idea earlier this summer, as I was out with Johan looking for stones in the forest just behind our house.


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[Assistant] And about three weeks ago, I was out with my mom picking blueberries. And as I saw the blue color from the berries on my fingers, I once again got the thought about making paint from the natural pigment.


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[Assistant] I just didn't really know how to make it into a paint, with pigments that would last even as it dries.


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[Assistant] But one night in my studio, I experimented with these natural pigments from the blueberries and the sand, and made my very own paint out of it. And I was completely mesmerized.


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[Assistant] I immediately started thinking about other ways of finding beautiful colors in the nature around me.


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[Assistant] And then I bought this stone crushing machine to make the stones into sand.


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[Assistant] And I took carbon from the fire to make black pigment. And ashes to get grey and brown.


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[Assistant] I am still blown away by these beautiful colors of nature, and painting with them is pure joy. The only acrylic color that I add is white, to be able to mix them into different shades.


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[Assistant] It's incredible how many colors you can get from such few pigments. And I love to get to know these colors and to mix them together to create new ones.


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[Assistant] The colors might not be as strong and vibrant as the acrylic colors that I used to paint with, but I love the natural look and the earthy tones, and knowing that it's made with pigment from nature gives it a whole new dimension.


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[Assistant] And you can really feel the sand and the different structures from the pigments. It makes it feel real.


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[Assistant] Now it's soon September, and I really look forward to share the beautiful autumn with you all.


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[Assistant] Thank you so much for taking the time to watch my video. And a special thanks to my subscribers on Patreon for supporting my creative work.


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[Assistant] Lots of love to you everybody. I see you soon.


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[Assistant] No, you what? One of your high school classmates. Really? Yeaah. He said this guy that came up to him, he goes,


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[Assistant] That's a good bet. I like that bet. I don't know what they're starting pitching. Necessarily a matchup, because I'm sure that's what's cool.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I've got a friend that does that every day. If he can take 25, he takes 25. He hit a 31K last year. What? He's been one pick.


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[Assistant] From three different 30,000 plus paydays, one of them was 55,000. One game. The one that he just missed, he bet a dollar. It was 24 or 25 that night.


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[Assistant] Clay, all Clay Thompson had to do was hit three three-pointers and he would have made eighty-five thousand or something like that. He made two didn't he? He hit two. And rimmed one out late.


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[Assistant] He won within his first three weeks. So last year, I think it was at 20 or an 18 or 20 parlay and he hit at a dollar, hit 31,000. This year he's been


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[Assistant] One bet shy of hitting three that would have been bigger than 30,000.


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[Assistant] And he sends me his tickets every day and he videotapes it. So I know these are legit bets that he's placing.


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[Assistant] And I'm able to track them in real time as he is.


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[Assistant] At the end of the year, for all of my bets, win or lose, but he said, oh, you won't owe me anything.


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[Assistant] Anyhow, uhm, yeaah, we encourage you to, uh, bet responsibly. Yes. Uh, go ahead. And by the way, if you didn't know, Earl is in for McNuggets today. Earl, it's always good to have you in the chair.


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[Assistant] Ready for a new week. Mother's Day was awesome. Mother's Day was great. Traveled to Sandusky, took mom out to a beautiful brunch. 83 years old, still kicking it. She's something else.


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[Assistant] Boogie, you ever played for undersized linebackers that whispered in your ear, can you start doing your job so we don't have to take on the full force of this offense?


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[Assistant] The logic here is it all starts up front. I'm looking at what Jim Schwartz did in Philly last year. And it looks like he's trying to recreate the same thing here. The idea is, if you've got three good pieces up front, that's fine.


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[Assistant] But six is even better. The whole idea is it's almost the way baseball players or pitchers now are used. You know, you work until you're tired and then you come out and then we bring in a fresh arm. It's almost like he's trying to do in Cleveland what he did in Philly last year which helped get them to a Super Bowl. Is that the way you see it?


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[Assistant] I think this is the wave of the, you know, it's a copycat league, we know that. We know when Belichick started playing double tight ends, the athletic tight ends, the whole league morphed into that because he won rings with it.


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[Assistant] It, now it seems like that, that it...


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[Assistant] Tyvis, G, do you think that this is, this is gonna be the way NFL defenses are built going forward?


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[Assistant] I'm wondering how mentally taxing it is as an offensive lineman.


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[Assistant] Who's putting his hand down every single play and he's looking across him and


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[Assistant] Boogie, are we overly excited here for one? I mean, you can, you can smell the enthusiasm here. Is this warranted?


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[Assistant] I like that because that's kind of an outsider. That's not a guy that's a...


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[Assistant] What's weird for me is, and I was, cause I kinda was pumping my own breaks on Saturday as I'm thinking about this, I'm like, how can...


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[Assistant] I think this is the most significant move the Browns have made in the offseason. Yes. And we're talking about some serious free agent signings and the draft. This is the biggest name. I feel like this is the biggest move they've made this offseason. Am I right?


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[Assistant] And that limit is what you can do in the past. So now you need those. Now you have to pick your poison. Especially against Cincinnati, a team that can come at you with waves of wide receivers and an accurate quarterback. You could change. The way you beat really good teams is take away what they do best.


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[Assistant] And I think what Cincinnati does best is that Pro-Sec offense where they've got a lot of wide receivers running some pretty complicated and downfield routes. If they're getting home quick, that changes what Cincinnati wants to do. It gives you a better chance of being successful. Earl has something for us.


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[Assistant] I'm glad you brought that up. And I, I don't know enough about him to say that with any certainty. I just know that when I watch him play, he's a guy that jumps off. Do you guys know is he that guy that's going to fire and brimstone and be a guy that they can rally around?


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[Assistant] But, is it warranted? Is it over the top? This guy seems to be one of the missing pieces that Jim Schwartz's defense really needed.


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[Assistant] Back to your notebook on, on the rookie mini camp here. What, what stood out, uhm, what, what, what has the guys excited? What can you tell us?


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[Assistant] I'm wondering, uhm, we, we had, I think, I think it was Hayden Grove tweeted on Friday that actually, uh,


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[Assistant] Thompson was actually a starter at wide receiver over Cedric Tillman in high school. Uhm, is it, is that true? And if that is true, is there any thought that maybe they might have kind of a hybrid because of a, you know, Cordell Stewart slash type where they might look at him even as a wide receiver if he's got that background?


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[Assistant] Because Mary Kay, the one that I liked, I think it was dead in the middle. It had the CLE kind of hidden in the neck folds. I don't know if you caught that or not, but I thought that was a nice, clever little touch that Clevelanders would appreciate.


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[Assistant] When you said that, when I heard you say that this has to be the most talented roster, and then you start ripping off those names,


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[Assistant] I don't even think there's a dispute that this is, this is on paper. The problem is we've had rosters


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[Assistant] With big names on it. You mentioned the Odell and the Jarvis, and even though they were missing the piece of quarterback, you still had, you know, a Pro Bowl defensive back in there, and of course Miles Garrett in there.


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[Assistant] What do they need to make sure happens so they're not a paper tiger? So, so they can transfer all of this talent on the paper and put it on the field. Is that Jim Schwartz? Cause we kinda, we're talking about his influence earlier and how he might be the guy that everybody rallies around.


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[Assistant] Let's leave it like this. Give us what you're hearing about Deshaun Watson. How he is, the work he's doing, the trip, any nuggets that you have on Deshaun Watson that can sort of help get us excited here.


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[Assistant] You know, obviously we want to see results. We want to see it on the field because we know that he was working hard last year. We know that he was doing everything he could on his own when he was by himself and then once he was folded back into the team and we just didn't see the results through six weeks. It was very up and down. More of it was probably down than up.


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[Assistant] What's the way that that's being explained by the organization as to why he looked so rusty?


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[Assistant] I'm never one to wish the summer away, but right now I wish it was September 10th, an hour to kick off. I can't wait to see this group in action. Mary Kay, excellent stuff. Thanks as always. Enjoy your summer. I'm sure we'll speak soon. Sounds good. Thanks a lot guys. You bet. Yeah.


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[Assistant] I'm saying they have a chance. I'm saying they have a chance. I'm saying they have a chance. I still think they'll be an underdog. They will be an underdog.


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[Assistant] No, I know, we've had, we've beaten the Bengals five straight times in Cleveland.


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[Assistant] Uhm, in fact, the only quarterback that Burrow has beaten, and he's seen a number of Cleveland Browns quarterbacks, is Deshaun Watson. That's interesting.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I had said Friday when we were talking about the schedule.


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[Assistant] The NFL didn't do us any favors. I thought, you know, yeah, they gave us four or five at home, but it's not like we're seeing Seattle and Houston and Indy at home. These four or five that are home are tough games. So I believe that the, just like it is most seasons, it definitely was last year, the tone will be set after week five.


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[Assistant] You'll have a good idea. Now you could be two and three, you could be three and two, but what you can't be is one and four. You cannot be one and four.


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[Assistant] You've only got 5 home games left for the remaining 12.


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[Assistant] Don't forget, as G Bush always liked to say, the 499 is the volunteer, no doubt. But there's also a free, uh, membership. Just hit that like button, subscribe. It goes, it goes far. It's wildfire. Think about it. It spreads everywhere.


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[Assistant] That's how you do it. Okay, great. So you become a member, then you can gift memberships in the chat.


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[Assistant] And those are randomly assigned to other members? Absolutely. Or, uh, other, uh, watch it.


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[Assistant] Right? You have to be in the chat. Okay, very good. Cause we had asked that a number of times, like how can we gift memberships if we want to gift our own memberships, which I do. Now I know how to do it. I looked before and I didn't see where you could do that. So if anybody is in the chat and they are a member and they want to gift memberships, it's a buck 99 a month.


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[Assistant] And if this keeps up, my son's gonna have to start recruiting her, okay? Yeah, you better. My son was at the Big Ten Championships this week and we were talking and he says, I'm always, cause I see some talent locally and he says, I need some sprinters, I need some jumpers. Yeah. So, uh, we gotta talk, bro.


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[Assistant] We gotta talk. And let me tell you, there'd be no better hands for your daughter to be in than you met my son. I've already told her about it. He's doing big things at that program.


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[Assistant] Uh, Josh Naylor's coming around. I'm telling you. Josh Naylor's, I mean, he basically, he accounted for more than half of those runs.


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[Assistant] So I can't say that the offense is coming around because the offense looks abysmal, terrible, awful. I can't believe.


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[Assistant] Naylor is not like, like he kills righties by the way, because he doesn't. But his average against lefties is, well I actually made a note of his splits yesterday when I was watching this. You know what's interesting?


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[Assistant] And you're in the box and I'm a lefty. I'm coming at you and you don't, you don't see, you don't get a good sight line of the baseball and it's the same side. I can pitch you in.


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[Assistant] And you don't get to see the baseball. Whereas if I'm a righty and you're on the left side, you see my glove separation, you pick up the ball right away. It's all about seeing the baseball. You want to see it as soon as you can.


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[Assistant] So the second there's separation, if you see that ball, now you know it. You, you, you're ready for it. Then you're looking for it to come out over the shoulder. Yeah. Well, you've got a good clean look at it. If you're lefty and you're on that side right now, you're seeing it. You're seeing it. Well, like a beach ball.


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[Assistant] It is. Yeaah, no it is. My splits against righties were always, I was pretty much the same, but I was a little lower against right handed pitching. I love left handed pitching. Give me lefties all day long.


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[Assistant] It's to your advantage that he's coming from the other side.


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[Assistant] And that alone, if you just sprinkle in, now that starting pitching they got yesterday was tremendous. In fact,


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[Assistant] Uh, the, the angel starting pitcher and the guardian starting pitcher, Bybee.


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[Assistant] Crazy. And they were pitching their asses off. Bybee had a perfect game going into the fifth.


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[Assistant] And then they, uh, he gave up a base hit, but then they got a double play, a fluky, weird double play, so he had faced a minimum into the seventh inning.


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[Assistant] Okay, so I told you I'd, I'd never seen it happen. I didn't look it up. But I had never, I couldn't remember when that happened and why in the world the angels decided to bring in a right-handed pitcher to pitch against him is, you know, I mean, that's, that is negligence. That is just dereliction of duty.


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[Assistant] Uh, by the angels manager. Uh, uh, it was good day one, two, or three. Your question, Earl, are the bats back?


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[Assistant] Uhm, it's too early to announce that. I will say this though, often times when a whole team slumps together, a whole team streaks together.


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[Assistant] And, and sometimes it just takes a spark. So, you know.


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[Assistant] Uh, it could be, I, I, I. And what's the, what's the Twins? Uh, the Twins are, I think, four games ahead of us.


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[Assistant] Or do you hold onto them and make another playoff run? And I, my guess on this is they're gonna let the standings tell the story.


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[Assistant] If, if the Guardians are sniffing first place around July 1st, then you can't move them. Because you can't imagine winning a playoff series. Oh really?


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[Assistant] Without Shane Bieber as your number one.


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[Assistant] Now we talked about it on this show. If you're the guardians, and he is on the market,


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[Assistant] And you're still around first place July 1st.


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[Assistant] I say you go bigger, you go home. We saw the Cavs go big with Donovan Mitchell. Didn't work out, but they did it and they have him under control two more seasons. We saw the Browns do it with Deshaun Watson.


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[Assistant] If you were to add Shohei Otani to this team, who by the way, our roster, our starting rotation now, Bybee's the real deal. Who are you?


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[Assistant] It'd be quicker to tell you who I wouldn't give up. We've got pieces in the minor leagues that we could put together a really nice package and get Otani in here and it's really a two for whatever.


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[Assistant] So they probably, they want pieces, they want young pieces with a lot of control that don't cost a lot of money. We've got a lot of those. We've got a lot of those.


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[Assistant] Right now, Gabriel Arias, we're trying to let him win a spot. He hasn't done it. You know who I'm intrigued by is Bo Naylor.


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[Assistant] Is, I think, check this for me, I think he's got 9 or 10 home runs in Columbus.


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[Assistant] Usually that kind of stuff transfers. You don't see a player kill it at AAA and come here and just can't figure it out. I mean, it does happen, but by and large, a player's stats in AA, AAA, they tend to at some point, once they're familiar with major league hitting, pitching, they tend to duplicate that at the big league level.


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[Assistant] Because this might be when the window is most open.


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[Assistant] If you, imagine you're going into a starting rotation, you're going into a five game series. Now Tristan McKenzie is supposed to come back soon.


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[Assistant] If you had a front three of Bieber,


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[Assistant] Shohei Otani and, and stick, you probably have the top three rotation in Major League Baseball. Are real close.


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[Assistant] So you can throw, even in a seven games here, and you've got Tanner Bybee, who I know he got roughed up against the Tigers in his last outing, but he's had some outings. He's only picked four times in the big leagues. He is the guy.


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[Assistant] He's got 95 on the gun, and yesterday he was sitting at 95. It wasn't like he was flirting with it.


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[Assistant] He was, cause a lot of times a guy will hump up. He humped up in the 7th inning and went 96. So he was living at 95. He had pinpoint accuracy. His change up was wicked. Everything was working yesterday. That's how good he can be.


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[Assistant] I believe he can, his ceiling is what Tristan McKenzie's ceiling is. That's my, that's just my humble opinion.


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[Assistant] And by the way, I believe that's a front of the rotation guy who can flirt with a Cy Young.


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[Assistant] I think Bieber's starts in Cleveland are dwindling. He's supposed to start tonight again. But I think if you start looking at that lead ballooning to close to double digits and we're close to July, that's where teams that maybe thought they were going to either stand pat or be buyers quickly become sellers.


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[Assistant] Because you cannot risk getting nothing for Bieber. You can't risk, you know, holding on to him until the last year of control like the Guardians did with Lindor. Now, the Guardians got a haul for Frankie. They got the middle of their infield.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and, you know, they've already signed Jimenez to a long-term deal.


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[Assistant] And I don't know what's going to happen at short. I don't know what they're going to do there if they're going to sign him or they've got another kid in Columbus, their shortstop in Columbus is hitting the hell out of the ball. He's probably going to come up soon. So there's kids in the pipeline ready to go.


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[Assistant] Our, uh, Bieber, McKenzie, and Otani, I'll guarantee you that would send shockwaves through Major League Baseball.


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[Assistant] I hate it. I hate it. The guy is so talented. And we are watching in real time as a young, talented athlete self-destructs.


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[Assistant] I don't know what the league is going to do. I saw one of his, one of the former players.


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[Assistant] Came out yesterday. Chandler Parsons. Chandler Parsons said suspend him for this season.


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[Assistant] Uhm, that sounds harsh. At this point, I have to tell you I'm more concerned about


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[Assistant] It was a slap on the wrist. It was way too easy. We've talked about this all the time with


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[Assistant] His nickname is the punt god, okay. He's the best at that position that we've seen in a very long time.


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[Assistant] There was a story that came out that he was being accused of rape. He was part of a gang rape. The bills cut him!


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[Assistant] They cut him. He was the best player at his position.


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[Assistant] And they caught him. And the whole time, this kid maintained his innocence. I didn't do it. I didn't do it. I wasn't there.


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[Assistant] Fast forward a couple of months. The season goes by. His reputation, by the way, dragged through the mud. I saw media outlets reporting on this story as if he was guilty. Same thing as the Duke Lacrosse case. I remember being at ESPN feeling I needed to take a shower every day because I left work and I thought,


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[Assistant] We could possibly be ruining the lives of three young men who insist that they did nothing wrong.


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[Assistant] When Deshaun Watson was going through his, he didn't have one woman say something bad. He had 26.


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[Assistant] Not only did he not get released, he got the biggest contract the sport has ever seen.


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[Assistant] And when the suspension came out, we thought it was pretty harsh, 11 games.


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[Assistant] That the message was, you can keep living your lifestyle, a lifestyle that could well end up with you dying or someone else dying needlessly. They didn't send a harsh enough message. He was suspended eight games. They allowed him to come back.


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[Assistant] Finish the regular season push, get into the playoff, and what is he doing now? He's flashing a gun on Instagram again. And I don't think the league has any choice guys, and you can correct me if I'm wrong.


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[Assistant] I think they absolutely have to suspend him indefinitely. Yup. They need to make sure he goes into counseling immediately. And here's the problem. There's no crime against who you hang out with.


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[Assistant] But the people that care about him and know him and love him are telling him it's the wrong crew. He's got to, he's got to divorce himself from his crew. But you guys know that might be one of the most difficult things for a young person to do. You look like you're dying to jump


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[Assistant] Did you see Jalen Rose? Well Jalen Rose had like a three minute monologue a couple of weeks ago when this first happened. And Jalen said basically, you're living my life.


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[Assistant] I've been where you have been. And young buck,


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[Assistant] You gotta change your ways or it's all gonna come to an end. And I just remember it was real powerful. I've known Jalen for years. Jalen is one of the realest dudes I've ever met in my life. And when he talks like that from the heart, you better listen.


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[Assistant] And I just thought Jalen might be the guy, but he wasn't.


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[Assistant] Can I take it a step further, Tyvis? What? Why are they letting him carry a weapon in the first place?


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[Assistant] I know, but he's not Joe Sixpack at this point. That's true. He's a guy who's had a history with flashing a weapon that's gotten him in trouble. If I really love him and he's my best friend here, I sit him down and I tell him, bro, that's why I say you gotta hold the gun.


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[Assistant] I'm glad you said that Earl and I want you guys to weigh in on this too because you flashed the wrong piece to the wrong guy and it's a wrap.


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[Assistant] You're from South Central, and I'm sure you've seen a lot of things there.


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[Assistant] What is the love affair between the culture and the gun that we can't seem to divorce the two?


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[Assistant] Dad needs to stand up and be a dad. I think that's one place to start because Jalen Rose can't do it.


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[Assistant] Some of his teammates either don't have the power or the will to do it. The older guys that came before him


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[Assistant] There's a, there's a real disconnect between a guy in his early to mid twenties and a guy in the early to mid thirties. In street light, that's like, you're almost dead, man. Why am I going to listen to you?


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[Assistant] You're gonna turn your back on us now. Like you're not for the community. Cause I know you and I have talked about that, G, where there is an immense pressure on young, young black men that come out of a rough environment that succeed.


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[Assistant] I certainly, I hope the best for the young man, but I do feel, uh, that he's probably gonna get a year's suspension. I don't know how the league gets around doing it any other way unless they do an indefinite suspension based on some certain criterion being met like, like Deshaun had. He had to go through this sexual, uh, counseling and


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[Assistant] But I hope that the league treats it differently this time. Last time they slapped him on the wrist and he went right back into the same thing. Treat the young man like you love the young man. Not like you want to be his friend.


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[Assistant] Not like you wanna help his team, and he's very, he's doing no good for his team if he's dead.


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[Assistant] He's got credibility in one realm and he's trying to get it in another realm and it just does, the two don't marry, they don't fit.


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[Assistant] It's, it's gonna have to be one way of life or another. You either want to live the life of a 200 million dollar NBA superstar.


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[Assistant] And, uh, it's a choice. And it's, I think he's, his dad can help.


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[Assistant] Jalen Rose can try to help other, you know, OGs from the neighborhood, hopefully. But ultimately, you said something very powerful. You can't help somebody that doesn't want help.


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[Assistant] And maybe this is where he is. Maybe this is what he wants to do. Maybe this is what brings him happiness. Now he thinks he's got the money piece of it. Now he wants to live that other life with that money.


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[Assistant] This isn't a game. I ain't never getting out of this. We're not playing gangster. We're not, you know, and that's almost kind of what it seems like. I just, I wish the best for the young man. I really do. And by the way, I want to commend you guys.


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[Assistant] Because in a community that needs role models, I've gotten to know you really well and you really well and I feel like I know you really well now. Uh, especially after today and some of the things that you said.


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[Assistant] And they're out there, guys. They're out there. This is no joke. You don't need to look to a rapper to find a role model. You don't need to look for a superstar athlete to find a role model. I can't hear that there's not a path out from a tough neighborhood that doesn't include athletics or music. Now, you guys, your off-ramp was athletics.


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[Assistant] You all were gifted athletically to where there was a college that came to you and said, we want to give you a free education. Now not everybody's going to have that opportunity, but I'm sure three of you know people.


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[Assistant] From your neighborhoods that got out without a ticket to athletics or without a ticket to music. It can be done and I think what we need to show our young people in these communities is it's possible. For them to dream it, it's gotta be possible.


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[Assistant] And you guys, I think are, all three of you guys, I just commend you for the role models that you are, the love that you have for the communities that you come from, and I think it all comes from a good place, and I know that the three of you want to make your communities better places.


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[Assistant] What I wish would happen is, I think Kevin Durant's line, we kind of laughed at it at the time, but to me, it's become the most powerful thing he's ever done or said in his life. When he told his mom, you're the real MVP. Moms in the black communities.


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[Assistant] I know friends that have come from the black community who were raised by single mothers, one of five, one of six. Mom had two, three jobs. How difficult it is and they're the guiding light in their lives.


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[Assistant] I think there's gotta be some kind of strength in the women in those neighborhoods making their own gang.


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[Assistant] A gang of moms that instead of, so there's a gang pulling kids to the wrong side of the street and then the gang of moms trying to pull the kids and keep them on the right side of the street. We need to elevate


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[Assistant] Women in that culture more than we do. I don't think they get enough credit. I went shopping last week with Shane Bieber with two single moms of


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[Assistant] Four children, both of them had at least four children and in hearing their stories and their plight.


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[Assistant] I listen to their day and I get tired listening to what just them telling me what they do. They are the real MVPs. They really are. And we have to elevate them in a way that we're not currently doing.


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[Assistant] No Jumper, coolest podcast in the world, and today I got one of the hottest rappers out of Dallas, Yellow BZ, in here. How you doing, man?


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[Assistant] Amazing man, I'm just chilling. Uh, I spent a lot of time yesterday just getting re-familiarized with your catalog and everything and you're definitely one of the best rappers coming out right now.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, so, you're originally from Dallas? Yea, born and raised.


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[Assistant] What, uh, what area did you grow up in and what was your upbringing like?


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[Assistant] Yeah. So you were getting in trouble a lot while you were younger? Yeah, I did. Anything in particular?


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[Assistant] Right. Did you, uh, okay, so what kind of kid would you describe yourself as in terms of like how you were acting in school and shit?


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[Assistant] Really? Yeah. So you were, you were, you were doing good in the sports side of things, but then you were also getting a lot of trouble and stuff. Were you, were you not really attracted to like the actual school type shit?


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[Assistant] Right. Yeah, it's like that for sure. I remember like just being in school and having to stay out of fights was like the hardest part of like being able to graduate each grade and shit.


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[Assistant] Really? So you went to like a whole bunch of different ones and then you just ended up not finishing?


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[Assistant] Was there a time period where your sports dreams died?


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[Assistant] Right. Yeah, I feel like there's that painful moment in like a lot of young men's lives where they realize they're not going to be in the NBA or the NFL.


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[Assistant] Was there like a moment that it sort of kicked in that like you weren't meant to be a pro?


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[Assistant] Lil Wayne, and then I start listening to Future. Or some shit like that, like they don't have like, kids are too old to like really know about the classic shit.


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[Assistant] Nah, I've been listening to Wang since I was super young, but it's just like a thing where like certain influences, people just eventually get a little too old to remember him and stuff. And I feel like the average rapper I talk to now, it's like the pimp C conversations out the window because they're just, they're not tuned in enough.


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[Assistant] You feel like you were like kind of an old soul, like you, you felt a little bit more grown up even when you were young?


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[Assistant] Right. Did you have like role models that knew about how the music industry worked and shit like that?


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[Assistant] I got a Fire Zero interview from a few years ago, I just wanna throw that out there.


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[Assistant] It's like the only dude I ever interviewed that asked me to buy him like a 90 dollar bottle of scotch before he pulled up. Nah. Yup. I copped that shit real quick too. I was like, this is worth it.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, he's fire as fuck. Uhm, okay, but so then, yeaah, cause like, was, from your perspective, like, there are all these Texas rap legends, but then from your perspective, as like a young dude who wants to get into rapping, what was your perspective on the scene, and like, did you really see a lot of those dudes as being like, active in trying to help break new artists?


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[Assistant] So when did you feel like you started to actually like, get your shit together music wise when it started to catch on?


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[Assistant] I mean that's kinda crazy too though because it's like a lot of times the people who pop off in rap now are like


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[Assistant] Young ass kids that you can tell they've been rapping for six months and it almost sometimes I feel like it makes dudes who are in their like mid-twenties or whatever start to feel like man like this shit is not meant for me because it's all kids and shit.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it was crazy for me to be listening to your old shit on those Worldstar posts and shit too, cause I was like, damn, like, when I listen to you now, it's so obvious to me that you like have the skills to be like a top rapper. And that early shit, it's like, oh, I can definitely see how he's been refining his craft and working his ass off for all these years. This shit is way better, like a couple of years after.


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[Assistant] Right, well, but the rappers are trying to stay out of trouble by staying in the studio. That's why they want the labels booking you studio time so that you're not in the trap.


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[Assistant] But okay, so when we look at like your most recent tape and everything, what was the actual creative process that ended up? Like how often are you going in the studio and working on shit to get to that point?


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[Assistant] So when That's On Me came out, did you, did you like release it as a single? You knew that that was a special song?


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[Assistant] Right. Cause I was reading about how it kind of popped off on the radio before I popped off on streaming services and shit. How did that work out? This is very rare now.


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[Assistant] See, that's kind of crazy because the story that we're used to hearing about the radio is how the radio never supports people locally or never, like, you could have a hot rapper coming out of New York, they got 10 million plays on a song, whatever, the music world doesn't give a fuck, they ain't playing it on the radio.


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[Assistant] Right. So that's on, so I'm just trying to figure out the timeline. Like that's on me was doing so good that was this like the moment like before the shooting happened and everything? Was that the moment where you were like officially sort of starting to cross the line of being like a rapper to really being a star? Was that like the moment where shit really started to change?


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[Assistant] Right. Cause you, do you feel like in Dallas that's like a thing where the cops are looking for you if you start popping off as a rapper they want to catch you on some shit?


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[Assistant] I feel like Dallas is, or Texas in general is having kind of a moment. There's a lot of hot artists coming out of Texas right now.


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[Assistant] Yeah. Were you, were you that kind of like rap fan though? Were you like paying attention to all the shit going on like?


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[Assistant] Holy shit. And so this was just a situation where you were just sort of going to the wrong strip club, wrong area type thing.


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[Assistant] Right, cause you've, like, as a rapper who starts popping off, you gotta learn how to, like, adjust your behavior a lot. When you look back at that situation, are you like, damn, I was slipping, like I shouldn't have been running around like that.


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[Assistant] At gunpoint, but to shoot somebody on the highway, that's some real hater shit, cause it's like, they want you to crash, they want you to die, like, that's some crazy different shit, right?


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[Assistant] So, so, leaving that though, did that change your perspective? Like once you realized you were gonna be alright and everything and that your music career was gonna keep going, did that make you start thinking about shit differently? Like you were supposed to be here?


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[Assistant] Do you feel like outside of that situation that you feel like a lot of hate has cropped up from your scene or anything?


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[Assistant] Nah, definitely. I mean, seven. Like, I don't remember anything before seven.


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[Assistant] Have you got successful enough that you've, you see your friends or the people around you changing up?


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[Assistant] So, did the, did opening for Jay-Z and Beyonce happen aft, right after the shooting type shit, or was that before everything?


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[Assistant] I'm just interested in Jay-Z and Beyonce being fans of you.


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[Assistant] Right. It's just interesting cause like, I feel like Jay-Z is like one of the most mysterious rappers, and I would love to know like what Jay-Z listens to on a daily basis, but like just hearing that he booked you, it's like, damn, it's like Jay-Z listens to Yella Beezy, that's hard as fuck.


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[Assistant] It's crazy too to think about though, cause Jay-Z is the one who really blew UGK up, really. Yeaah. And they didn't even want to do that song.


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[Assistant] Yeah, cause the shit was so divided back then, but what's crazy too is that Jay-Z sent them that beat, and Bun B wanted to do it cause he was like, yo, this is Jay-Z, we gotta do this, and Pimp C was 100% against it cause the beat was so weird.


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[Assistant] But also, probably a lot of people who really did know or who were really in the game were like, nah, that shit ain't lyrical like us.


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[Assistant] Definitely. So if you were put in Pimp C's position, I don't know what the equivalent would be, a big pimp in there, but like, if you got hit up tomorrow to be on like a Ariana Grande song, are you just gonna be like, alright, let's run it?


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[Assistant] Yeah, it was a very different mentality back then, too, where people were really careful about doing like, uh, like endorsement deals. People were like, it was just a different mentality.


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[Assistant] Yeah, definitely. So, you were already signed around that time? You were already in some deal that you weren't happy with?


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[Assistant] So then at some point you got out of that and started shopping around different deals?


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[Assistant] That's fire. What made you want to sign with him, or what potential did he see in you?


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[Assistant] And you're bringing a lot to the table, cause you got a huge song, you got features with all these bigger artists and stuff. It's like, you, you, a lot of the stuff that you're doing on your own is the stuff that labels.


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[Assistant] Right, cause I just seen him on the, that's on Me Remix, you had like mega stars on there and then you got him on too, he's like a local dude that you fuck with, right?


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[Assistant] But so how did this, the That's On Me remix, you came out with like, people don't normally do like the big mega remix these days, but you came out with 2 Chainz, T.I., Rich the Kid, Jeezy, Boosie, and Trap Boy Frey. So yea, like,


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[Assistant] At least those first four or five names I just said, those are like real, some of the biggest legends you can talk about in hip-hop right now.


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[Assistant] I don't know, that's just wild. Like, there's certain artists who just absolutely smash it on YouTube.


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[Assistant] Oh man. Uhm, so what do you think about the 6ix9ine situation and how they say that he's snitching on these dudes that he was running around with?


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[Assistant] Right, but in general, like that situation where if you were to catch a case and all your boys get caught up too, but then you find out that they were like doing all kinds of fucked up shit, fucking your girl, uh, like, you know, plotting on you.


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[Assistant] I think the problem is that his, his has had his kid for like six, seven years, so that's probably still, it's gotta be his bitch.


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[Assistant] No, but like, okay, just the situation of like, okay, snitching is bad, but if these other dudes, the feds show you proof that they were trying to line you up, it's like all of a sudden snitching seems like a little bit different of a decision, right?


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[Assistant] What's your lifestyle like on a daily basis these days? I try to offer you weed. You're like, nah, I don't smoke.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. See, I kinda knew that you wouldn't smoke weed because I was listening to you rap and it seemed like you were talking about your friends smoking weed and not so much you.


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[Assistant] Nah, I had my dad tell me about it, but for some reason my dad telling me about it was like, you telling me that it made you want to cry. Like, I don't know if my dad like, he might just cry about whatever.


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[Assistant] Fuck the seizures. Let's talk about spitting a rock out of your penis, geez.


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[Assistant] I'm so glad I avoided that. Now I got tested, you just put a little needle in you, take a little blood, it's all good.


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[Assistant] Yeesh. Uhm, haha. Alright, so do you feel like ever since you started blowing up that people are real confused about your haircut?


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[Assistant] The black mullet. That's what I told 10k when he was in here and he was like, he was like, no, no. He's like, don't hit me with that.


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[Assistant] Definitely. So what do you want to accomplish this year? What do you feel like your 2019 is about?


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[Assistant] Definitely. So you're working on like a new project or you're just doing videos or what have you been doing lately?


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[Assistant] Crazy. What's your, uh, attitude on like jewelry and clothing and stuff? How much money are you spending on that like a month? Are you going crazy or?


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[Assistant] Like, I mean, I don't know, like, okay, Future came out the other day and said he spends two, three hundred thousand a month on clothes.


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[Assistant] I just don't know what dudes are doing at a certain point, you got enough Gucci shoes, it's like, what the fuck are you gonna do?


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[Assistant] That's true. I was talking to a porn star girl the other day, she told me she writes off her fake boobs, everything. All the plastic surgery, everything is all right off.


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[Assistant] I really cannot question your jewelry game because you got all four fucking fingers over there just absolutely monster things on there.


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[Assistant] Yeah, no security, just chillin'. Yellow Bees are real as hell. Alright, so you don't have a name for the next project you're working on or anything?


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[Assistant] Oh wow. That's a good idea. People like that shit too.


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[Assistant] When Dolph got shot, he fucking did the message to his haters, like as the song names, you know what I'm talking about? That was hard.


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[Assistant] Hahaha, fuck. Alright, well hey, I appreciate you coming on man, it was dope.


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[Assistant] No doubt. Where's my photographer? We gotta get that photo. I'ma, I'ma, I'ma put it out there. Cause if I can make it happen, then you'll always remember. Like, oh yea, he got me like 10,000 that day. Fuck, I fuck with him.


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[Assistant] Alright, that's my new goal. Alright, YellowBeezy everybody, no jumper, coolest podcast in the world, check us out on YouTube, Soundcloud, iTunes.


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[Assistant] Nojumper. Coolest podcast in the world. I'm out here with Zoey Dallas.


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[Assistant] How you feeling? You know I'm coolin' man, I feel great. You hear the talk of the town right now, you went viral today.


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[Assistant] Really? So they started the conversation before?


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[Assistant] It's so crazy that he has two security guards and he's not even famous or even like a real rapper.


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[Assistant] I wouldn't because, number one, it's just gonna look crazy, but number two, it's like I'm a big ass grown ass 35 year old. It's not gonna look right. And from your perspective, it's like you are too deep. I've seen you a million times. I know how you roll. I know you roll with serious dudes who are capable of serious stuff, but you're not, I've never seen you take it there. Never. You don't even see me go back and forth.


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[Assistant] Right, but I mean the kids, the kids know what it is. You look at his Instagram comments and they all know what's up. Like that's bad, like his own fans know.


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[Assistant] Right, but people think like, young kids get into the rap game and they think that they need to stand up to people who are blatantly, like he on his story, he was saying like, they know what's up, they don't want these hands. It's like, bro, you're talking about a dude who's like way bigger than you, like there's, that would not be a fist fight, even if it was just that, just that alone.


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[Assistant] But do you ever feel like you are sort of finding yourself in that kind of like enforcer position where somebody says something disrespectful online or whatever and you are just the dude to pull up. Like there's a lot of people in that position, like Whack. You'll always see Whack. If somebody fucks up at LA, Whack will be like, no, no, no. And he'll go scold them on Instagram or whatever.


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[Assistant] I think that's what this case is, cause it's not like, you were never concerned like, oh, who's he with?


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[Assistant] You're moving around? Oh, so the album is about to come out? Yeaah, for sure. Really? Yeaah. You've been working on that for a couple of years, right?


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[Assistant] Last year being humble, that's the name? Yea, that's the title. I like that.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, see that's crazy. There's like, there's things you do, and then there's things you do on the internet. And it's very different. Like some- It's two different things. Some people would never drink lean without putting it on Instagram.


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[Assistant] I know really, really popular rappers who have caught, who have caught in bad fates, got the dog shit kicked out of them this year and it never came out and it's kind of crazy to just think like, man, that dude's career, if people knew about that,


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[Assistant] There's a lot that comes with that. Regardless of allegations, regardless of how he died, you're talking about a dead kid, at the end of the day, obviously people are gonna get really, really upset about that.


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[Assistant] He really was that kind of person, but it's just like interested to picture you guys having that conversation because you, you picture those being such different parts of Florida, the world he was coming from and the world that I imagine you're coming from.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I don't appreciate that for sure. So alright, for the people out there that don't necessarily know where Zoe Dolls is coming from, Talk to us a little bit about your background, where you're coming from.


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[Assistant] Who were you prior to that song coming out though? Like, had you been working on your music stuff for a while?


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[Assistant] Yeah, I always thought of you as like a dude who was inevitably gonna end up in a situation in the music industry just because people just fuck with you so hard. And like, to see future sign you and stuff, it's just like,


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[Assistant] That just made a lot of sense to me because it's like, oh yeaah, yeaah, a future seems like such a solid dude that he would like, see Zola, Zoey and appreciate his energy and shit.


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[Assistant] Do you feel like you end up having to be in that position because of signing to him that you have to, cause like with somebody that famous.


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[Assistant] And when you've gotten as big as him, it's like such a big decision to like say anything.


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[Assistant] Yeah, cause I imagine once you get to like, futures level, that it's like, that privacy, privacy is so hard to have, that you end up valuing it over everything.