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[Assistant] But, they literally said like, Chloe's been responsible for like, half of the like, akumatizations in Paris. And I was like, oh shit, they actually said it, like damn, like that's pretty crazy of them. But, ugh.


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[Assistant] I just, I don't wanna like Chloe. I don't want to. I'm a bitter person like that. I'm so bitter.


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[Assistant] Like, I so badly just don't want to trust her, don't want to believe her, I don't want to give her a miraculous, I don't want to do anything. She's just so mean. Oh, but like,


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[Assistant] They've been doing a good job at hinting at stuff, like they like, foreshadowed her mom a little bit.


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[Assistant] That her mom left, and then they also said here that like her mom doesn't remember birthdays, means she doesn't even remember her own daughter's birthday. Like the day she birthed this child. Their only child, I believe, right? Like she doesn't have any siblings, like it's totally like only child syndrome.


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[Assistant] For the fact that you can't remember the day you birthed that baby out, your only baby is pretty intense. I get if you have like eight kids, like yea, you know, the times they birthed out, it's gonna get a little blurry, but like you birthed out one child, like you can't be bothered to remember that one's birthday, your only child's birthday. Like, a little crazy to me. And like, I'm sure her dad gets


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[Assistant] Mom, like, a bunch of presents too, so, like, it's a little annoying.


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[Assistant] But that'll be interesting if we ever get to meet mom. They've been like mentioning her a bit this season, so I would not be surprised if they're leading up to us meeting mom.


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[Assistant] It seems a little odd because we had Despair Bear, which mentioned mom, showed mom, and now this episode mentioned mom as well. Usually, you know.


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[Assistant] Uh, seasons, shows are written very close together, they're storyboarded, things like that. So when something is brought up earlier in a season, you can probably suspect it's gonna be brought up


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[Assistant] I'm interested to see that.


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[Assistant] Uhm, mom doesn't seem like a good person, so I'm guessing she's gonna get akumatized. Like, probably within like two minutes of landing and perish, she's probably gonna get akumatized.


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[Assistant] And we probably won't even get to meet mom. We're probably gonna get her first akumatized and then we're gonna save her and then we get to meet mom.


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[Assistant] Like, that's what I'm sensing. Mom, to give birth to this horrible child, like, she must be horrible too. Oh, but, I digress, I digress.


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[Assistant] I wish, I know like, I like Ivan and stuff, don't get me wrong, but I wish we could've saw Alia and Nino again. Like them, have a little kiss kiss.


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[Assistant] It was so cute, and he's like weeping through hard times, and I was like, oh! Like that's adorable, you are cute! Aww. I like them, I like them a lot, I'm glad that they're like,


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[Assistant] Officially together in this season? I didn't know. Like, what would stay confirmed?


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[Assistant] I didn't know, like, how much stuff would transfer to Season 2 or if they would wait till a certain point to start that. But basically, if it happened in Season 1, it's there, it could be played with.


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[Assistant] They kinda did something similar with the two parts and I guess I'm starting to understand now. Why?


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[Assistant] Netflix has them in a part one, part two. It seems like these episodes had some time between them because...


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[Assistant] The fact that we already have had, uh, Rina Rouge.


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[Assistant] Show up and be a part of it is showing that like everything that happened in the first half of the season


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[Assistant] She is now in play. She can help us on missions, which is really cool. So I'm excited, especially because we know in the opening there's


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[Assistant] Two more miraculous users we haven't seen. But one of them is the, uh, turtle kwami.


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[Assistant] That's one of the Kwamis will see this season, which that's him.


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[Assistant] But, we haven't seen Master Transform, so I don't know who that silhouette is?


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[Assistant] And then we have, uhm, the yellow, eh, beabret thing.


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[Assistant] I don't want her to get it at all. I don't, I don't, I don't. I am like crossing my fingers as Rose, but like.


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[Assistant] You know it's not gonna be Rose, like I can probably pretend all I want, but like, if we have Alia as our other miraculous user.


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[Assistant] I'm trying to think of who our next relevant person would be in the show that matches somewhat color-wise.


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[Assistant] I don't know anyone who'd have green, so maybe it is just master?


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[Assistant] But I doubt Master would come help a bunch of kids. I just don't think that, so I don't know.


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[Assistant] I don't know. I don't know. I don't want it. I don't want it. I don't want it. So I don't know. We'll see. We'll see. I can complain all I want. I can't change it. So we'll just have to see. So.


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[Assistant] I had a very, very fun time watching these episodes. I hope you guys did as well. Uhm, like I explained in the beginning, we're not gonna do any other two episodes until the


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[Assistant] Two part episodes, which they're coming up in a few episodes. We have a couple episodes break and then another two part episode. There's a part one, part two. So those are our next ones. So you guys can kind of like point ahead. So everything else then will just be single episodes unless it's a part one, part two.


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[Assistant] So yeah, we should finish up miraculous before May, I believe on YouTube. So yeah, it'll be very fun and interesting. And then.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I'm not entirely sure how we'll go about season 3. Uhm.


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[Assistant] I probably will not do another Miraculous Week just because that was a lot.


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[Assistant] There's a lot for me to watch and there's a lot to do. I definitely had fun doing it, but it was a lot. And by that point, I'm guessing...


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[Assistant] Amphibia and Owl House will probably be back in airing, so that's just a lot of stuff.


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[Assistant] Maybe the both shows won't be back at the same time, but I don't think I'll have time to dedicate to do a maracas week again, so.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I'm not sure. Uh, it's still a ways off. I will try to plan around that when it gets closer and I will try to let you guys know.


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[Assistant] Of course, as well, if you would like me to watch more Miraculous every week, you can go like the first.


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[Assistant] Episode 1 and 2 of Season 2. Uhm, I still will leave that on the table probably until the end of March if it can hit 5,000 likes. We'll do Miraculous Toys a week, but once I think we hit the end of March, I'm gonna pretty much book close that and call it off.


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[Assistant] Anyways guys though, thank you so much and I'll see you all later!


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[Assistant] You know, for the record I was following Starter's lead in that hotel room.


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[Assistant] Oh. So, riches to rags?


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[Assistant] Hey, Knucklehead. You're not Benedict Arnold and this isn't snitch work. Walk in, verify Tyson's there, and leave.


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[Assistant] Hey, your friend Tap took off. I think all your guys are dead.


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[Assistant] So we know what Tyson was up to, but we have no idea where he is.


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[Assistant] Let me get my stuff. Hey, how about you tell us what the hell's going on, huh?


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[Assistant] Jesus! Hi! What the fuck? We got half the hoods in Miami shooting at us and you're working over Leo? What the hell are you thinking?


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[Assistant] This hotel's full of dead drug dealers. We already have a problem. Leo needs protection. Then we can get going. He's not walking that off you know.


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[Assistant] Sir, why would Leo rat on his boss and then just walk out into the open?


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[Assistant] Leo just gave us that map. Just handed it over.


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[Assistant] Got a frequency for you. 120.13. See anything?


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[Assistant] Let's find Nelts first. He's more ambitious than I thought.


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[Assistant] Yeah, when they're done with each other, they're gonna come after us. The 80s all over again.


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[Assistant] It used to be this big arena on the water. My mom took me there like ten times when I was a kid. I had water skiing dogs and shit. What, you never heard of it?


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[Assistant] I took the deal. You started, take it all. I'm outta here. Put the peace down.


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[Assistant] And we can talk about Starterd, this deal, whatever else you want.


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[Assistant] Woah, woah, woah, hang on. Tyson Latsford?


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[Assistant] Don't worry. Here's just like riding a bike.


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[Assistant] Wait, where's the kit? No idea. Looks like he split. I want my laptop. I thought I told you to wait in the trunk.


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[Assistant] Okay, that was awesome. Let's talk about why an army was guarding a salad yard. You saw the drugs? What drugs? The cars. Give this man a prize.


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[Assistant] They're taking apart stolen cars, lining them with drugs, putting them back together and


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[Assistant] That's some kind of code? Actually, that's a real neighborhood, believe it or not.


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[Assistant] Okay. Buck's planted. Let's go. Uh oh. Shit. Come on.


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[Assistant] Personal. You up Daws and started putting me away for three years. That's not personal!


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[Assistant] You know what? Save it. I don't give a shit what you do.


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[Assistant] What is that? Your little tracker scheme worked?


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[Assistant] Long way to come for a safe cracker. You really used to live out here?


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[Assistant] So I hung around for a while. Don't ask, don't tell, huh? Oh, that's funny. What you do in the army? Intelligence analyst.


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[Assistant] Umur says you got a machine that can brute force any combination lock.


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[Assistant] Look, if Starter gets his hands on it, he'll trace it right back to Kai and Tyson. Okay, we can't risk that.


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[Assistant] Uh, looks like there's a place to climb in on the left.


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[Assistant] Yeah, or we could take him head on. What? If you're up for that. Man, you lead. I'll be right behind you. That's what I thought.


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[Assistant] Ah, shit. Boomer, Tony's guys are already here.


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[Assistant] Oh, hang on. Hey, I think I got an idea. Might be a little loud.


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[Assistant] Someone just shell this fucking building! Just fix that goddamn plane, I'll hold him off!


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[Assistant] After we join up with Kai and Tyson, we are going straight to Miami.


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[Assistant] Get the cable ready, we're moving in. Minimal radio contact from here on out.


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[Assistant] Most of them. Keeps them from rocking during hurricane season.


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[Assistant] Hey, you got another way up to that penthouse, I'll take it. And blowing out that stabilizer tank was your idea.


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[Assistant] So tell me, what'd you do for Fourth of July when you were a kid?


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[Assistant] Hey, if we want that money, I have to push this button. Right. Back in LA, you told me to trust you and I did.


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[Assistant] Okay, everybody look around. Valt's gotta be here somewhere.


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[Assistant] Okay, look, hey, look, we have to get him somewhere now. Then go. Hey, this isn't boomers territory. You know the black market doctors, he does it.


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[Assistant] I made it to the island captain. Is that helpful?


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[Assistant] So we got you a little punch card. Mhm. For season 17. And if you, so first you can punch off me and my mom.


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[Assistant] I mean, it is crazy. I never would have imagined that Kylie Cosmetics would have been this huge and had so much success.


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[Assistant] But, I mean, we work really hard. I'm so blessed to be able to


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[Assistant] Uhm, she is the perfect mixture of both of us. She's definitely like a little rager. She loves music, but she-


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[Assistant] But, not what we're doing right now. Not, not worrying about this right now. Not, not right now. Not right now.


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[Assistant] But what I'm gonna do for you guys, is I'm gonna tweet out, for you guys to tell me something that you love. Something that you really like in your everyday life, and I'm gonna make you a Twitter layer, a ba-la-la-la-la-la-la.


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[Assistant] Really love. I'm gonna make you guys some sweet


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[Assistant] Nah, I'm gonna- I'm gonna keep it cryptic. I'm gonna keep it cryptic at force. Tell me something that you really love. Tell me something that you really, really love. Choose wisely. I'm going to be making something out of it.


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[Assistant] Nothing, absolute nothing in darkness. I've got emptiness inside my soul. I've got absolutely no one and no friends and no one to love nor tonight. And also I've got a photoshop document oven with 1500 pixels by 500 pixels, which is the exact size of a Twitter layout. Oop! Hey! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Penis? Talking about a penis layout?


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[Assistant] Oh-ho! Oh, you should have chosen a bit more wisely than that, because now, the first one that I'm gonna make is gonna be a penis layout, and I thought this was gonna be a wholesome experience for the whole family. Now I have to Google search penis. Oh boy, this is... That's a lot of penis. That is... Whoa. That is penis.


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[Assistant] That is a bunch of penis, alright. Yep, that is penis. Man, I can't believe I have to save a bunch of iman- images of penis. Where will I put it on my computer? I definitely don't have pictures of penis anywhere.


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[Assistant] Hehehe, yeaah. Okay, gotta get a- gotta get a nice background for this. What the fuck is this? What the fuck is this?


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[Assistant] Oh my god. That's so going in this layout. Hang on. I'll show you in a second. I mean I won't because it's all gonna be blurred out, but you'll see it. You'll see it. You'll see it. I have no idea why this- this stock photo exists.


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[Assistant] I fucking love stock photos. Oh my god, they're the funniest shit. Okay, this is gonna get- this is gonna be prominently featured over in the right section. Look at this shit!


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[Assistant] Look at this shit! Who the fuck made this stock photo? Why did this need to be made? I have no idea, but that's gonna be, uh, that's gonna be the main crux of this. And let's just try to, uh, I'm gonna try to speed-double dabble this shit.


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[Assistant] Well, it's gonna be a greyscale style thing, I think, anyway. That is the funniest stock photo I've ever seen in my life. The rest isn't as funny, cause it's-


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[Assistant] It's just penises. Anyway, I gotta get the Mr. T dildo in here. Fry dildo in here. Flip that around. That could be- this could be just, you know, a background element, you know. Something that's- something's a little more whimsical. Let's see, uh, put a new layer on there. Let's make this normal eye.


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[Assistant] Jesus. Oh man. Oh man. I'm so glad and at the same time not glad that this was the first thing that cropped up out of this bullshit.


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[Assistant] Oh man. Oh, they chose poorly. Oh man, they- they chose poor-ly. Hohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohoho


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[Assistant] Oh boy. Oh man. Oh no, okay. What's the- The coup de gras. The cruda cock. Gotta get the cruda- cruda cack here.


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[Assistant] Hang on, wait for it. Okay, I think this one might need a blur as well. Yep. Oh, I can have that one- ah, I can have that one bad- battling to the-


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[Assistant] Ah yes, crossing swords as you will. Okay, that's one down. Oh man, oh that is funny. Wait, oh I forgot, I need to put- I need to put their username in here.


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[Assistant] That was it. Okay. Put a stroke on that bad boy. Ain't no one claiming this for their own. Put that on there. You chose Horley.


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[Assistant] Oh, enjoy your new Twitter layout. It's the perfect size. Oh, no. Oh, yes. Okay, that is one down. One down. I didn't know it'd take that long.


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[Assistant] I did it! Alright, that's one. Jeez, I got- I meant to get a lot more than this, but I got- I'm fucking f-


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[Assistant] Oh, Squidward. That is good. That is good. That is pretty dang good. Alright, I need to start a new layer completely. Let's just white it out. Blap. I can work with this. So, if I'm not mistaken, Nick Ostalos likes Squidward.


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[Assistant] Wait, I'm not nearly done. I'm not nearly done. Okay, alright, okay. Okay, we got it! We got him! We got him! Oh hell yeah, we got him! You're welcome.


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[Assistant] I've got an idea. Uh, oh boy. Oh boy-o. So, I'm gonna, I'm gonna bring in, bring in a little personal touch here. Bring in a little bit of, uh, little personal, personal growth, I think is what it's called.


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[Assistant] How did that- how did that get turned into Comic Sans? Oh, okay, you know what? I'm gonna roll with it. It's gonna be fine. Oh boy. Oh boy. Oh boy.


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[Assistant] Oh man, I uh, I have issues. I have problems. But I'm gonna save that! Oh man, a dog-oh-hot-oh layout.


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[Assistant] Here we go. You're welcome. Congratulation on the pups. Uuuh, don't think there's any way you can improve that. Well, you're about to be proven wrong!


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[Assistant] Oh no, oh no, oh my god. Okay, let me see what the, uh, what the, uh, what the response is on, uh, some of these things. Some of these, some of these. Oh man, you turned a great piece of artwork into a beautiful piece of artwork.


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[Assistant] I can only imagine his adorable laugh as he made it. I'm sighing. Oh, that's so fun. I just love this guy.


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[Assistant] Aww. Oh, that's so sweet. Oh, thank you! This is- thank you, this is incredible, my new header for sure. Oh, that's sweet.


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[Assistant] I don't know why that one made me laugh really hard. I just- I made it. Why does it make me laugh? I don't know, I'm an idiot, that's why. But either way, that is all the time I got for this one. I only managed to make three of them, but ah man, this takes longer than I thought. It takes a while to be creative! Who would've thought?


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[Assistant] But uh, thank you everybody so much for watching, and thank you for joining me on this adventure. If you want to see more stuff like this, I want to see it too, so let me know. So, thank you everybody so much for watching, and as always, I will see you in the next video. Buh-bye!


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[Assistant] Alright, no time for close podcasts in the world. We're back. And today, Aaron Carter's return. I never thought you were gonna return. Me either. Where's your chain? Did you sell it? Oh, no, no, it's at home in the safe. Okay. Where it belongs. Gotta lock it up?


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[Assistant] So, so, wait, is that, you guys, because this is the thing, is that when I think, Janashay, and granted I have not really done my research on you, because this is a very spur of the moment thing, but I think,


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[Assistant] A couple of different rappers that I knew were associated with you like a long time ago, and then I think you comment on everybody's Instagrams.


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[Assistant] There you go. You know what I mean? I just feel like you were the first one to realize what we all now know, which is if you get a comment off on somebody's photo that you might get a bunch of followers from it.


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[Assistant] Us, really? We got to represent the fans. We have to ask all the crazy shit before we can get down to just chill, serene conversation. We gotta ask all the wild stuff, you know?


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[Assistant] Oh no, no, but my next question. Have you eaten his butthole yet? Ew. What?


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[Assistant] I might know about more African American than almost anyone else on earth.


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[Assistant] You know, the idea that all black people look the same. I don't think anybody looks the same. I don't think that at all. If anything, I think...


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[Assistant] I just thought she was hot. When I say smell her farts, that just really means I thought she was hot.


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[Assistant] I'm developing a fucking fart fetish on this episode. You know?


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[Assistant] That's a piece of history right there, my friend. It's still just hanging up. I just feel like, cause I let one of my friends wear it, one time, and then he brought it back and he's like, I feel like this is too important that I can't just like, throw it in my closet.


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[Assistant] Really, have you been a victim of abuse, addiction, any of those things?


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[Assistant] And I hate the idea that just because someone might have had sex with dozens and hundreds of men and just because some of their dicks were super gigantic, like a vagina is the most durable thing on earth.


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[Assistant] If you guys become friends, everybody's gonna think he's selling you dope.


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[Assistant] Oh yeah, that's a whole lot. Yeah. Shout out to that one.


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[Assistant] Somebody said Trisha. What's the difference between her and Trisha?


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[Assistant] Because you truly saw me, but then out of the blue, you treated me like an industry hoe. Worse than, actually, I did not. I respect you, fact.


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[Assistant] Even yesterday, question mark, pick up. Damn, maybe I should hit her up. She seems fucking insecure and lonely.


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[Assistant] She sends you pictures of Donald Trump? What the fu- Oh my god, that's a lot of nudity. Wow.


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[Assistant] Is not drugs because you would show like physical wear and tear. People who are on drugs, like you can see it physically. You don't have any of that. So the whole time that people have been accusing you of like being on drugs and shit, I'm like, listen, he might have a personality disorder. He might have.


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[Assistant] It was kinda weird though to find out that he was just off coke like the whole time I've known him because I was like, oh, like this whole time I thought you just had a shitload of energy.


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[Assistant] If this relationship doesn't work out, do I have your, uh, your oath that you will come on here and tell us all about it?


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[Assistant] What's a shag mag girl? You know what's the best thing is you go watch this after, oh no because that's not gonna work for this because we're not live streaming this. We aren't? Well we are, but like we're not gonna like just leave this up, we're chopping it and then putting it online.


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[Assistant] Exactly. This is no game. No game. I'm glad that I know that you hate vagina.


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[Assistant] I know that somebody did press me about it the other day, but then they were joking, and I thought it was so funny. No, it was the dude Life from fucking Compton. He was like, damn, I thought you had some Fruit Town Power Roost slippers on. I'm like, oh god, no.


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[Assistant] Can I tell you about Ben Baller? What is up with Ben Baller? That's what I gotta say because Ben Baller saw the podcast that I did with Dame Dash and he starts telling me, he goes, yo, just so you know, Dame Dash got hands. Like he's like an old school boxer. He goes, this is literally what Ben Baller said.


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[Assistant] If you were to like call Dame the N-word or something, he got hands, he'll fuck you up. I responded to it, I'm like, what the fuck makes you think that there's any chance that I would call Dame the N-word? I've never said that to any black person ever in my life. Why would I start now?


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[Assistant] I mean, he's not gonna pop the champagne when he sees you, but...


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[Assistant] Hello guys and gals, I'm Nate from 99Bitcoins and welcome to Bitcoin Whiteboard Tuesday. Every few weeks we're going to send you a cool new video, just like this one, explaining some basic concepts around Bitcoin.


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[Assistant] This way you can learn about Bitcoin yourself or forward these videos to friends or family members who have questions. Today's topic is the path of Bitcoin from send to receive. In this episode, we're going to go over exactly what happens to a single Bitcoin from the moment you hit the send button in your wallet until it's received on the other end.


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[Assistant] Hopefully, once we finish this lesson, you'll have a good understanding of how the Bitcoin network works and what's the role of each specific player in the Bitcoin ecosystem. So let's get started.


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[Assistant] When I hit the send button in my wallet, what I'm actually doing is telling my wallet, hey wallet, I want to send one bitcoin to my friend Steve. Here is Steve's bitcoin address.


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[Assistant] The wallet in response creates a transaction message containing information about me, the sender, Steve, the recipient, and the amount being sent. In this case, one Bitcoin.


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[Assistant] Afterward, the wallet produces a unique digital signature for this message by mathematically mixing it with my private key.


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[Assistant] In our previous lesson, we discussed the concept of the private key. It's basically a long string of letters and numbers that act as the password for your Bitcoins. Whoever knows my private key has control of my Bitcoins.


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[Assistant] A digital signature is a way to prove that I own the private key to my Bitcoins by using only my public key, which I have no issue exposing, thus keeping my private key, well, private. Also, digital signatures are different each time you sign a transaction. Well, that's why they're even more secure than a real signature, since they're unique for each and every transaction.


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[Assistant] So if I send Steve one Bitcoin today and then another Bitcoin tomorrow, each of these transactions will have a different digital signature.


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[Assistant] After signing the transaction message, the wallet then groups the signature along with my transaction message into a small file. And this concludes our first step of signing. And now we can move on to the next step, broadcasting.


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[Assistant] In the broadcasting step, the wallet starts sending out the file to other computers that hold a copy of the blockchain. These computers are also known as nodes.


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[Assistant] Each node that receives the file verifies that it's legit.


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[Assistant] It's basically looking to see that I actually have the funds that I want to spend and that my signature checks out. Much like a banker would check your account balance before clearing your check.


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[Assistant] Once the transaction message finds its way to the mempool of the different online nodes on the network, we can say that the second step of broadcasting is officially finished.


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[Assistant] Now I want to take a quick pause and talk about the status of our transaction at this point.


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[Assistant] In order to actually see what's going on with our transaction, while it's making its path along the Bitcoin network, we can use a block explorer.


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[Assistant] A Block Explorer is a tool, usually in the form of a website, that allows you to search and navigate through the blockchain. Using a Block Explorer, you can check the balance of different Bitcoin addresses, track transactions, and get a wide variety of statistics about the network.


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[Assistant] So at this point, if we look at our transaction through the Block Explorer, we will see that it is marked as unconfirmed, meaning that it was broadcasted to the network and had its digital signature verified, but it still isn't part of the blockchain.


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[Assistant] An unconfirmed transaction should be treated as its name implies. Unconfirmed. This means that the transaction can still get cancelled and there's no guarantee it will ever enter the blockchain. If your business sells or ships goods and you accept payment in Bitcoin, you should never accept an unconfirmed transaction as proof of payment.


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[Assistant] Now we can move on to the final step, confirming our transaction.


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[Assistant] Group them together and create a block of transactions. There is a limit to how many transactions can be inserted into each block. Therefore, miners will usually pick the transactions that have the highest mining fees attached to them first.


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[Assistant] Miners will then compete with each other in order to get their block into the blockchain.


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[Assistant] The mining competition is based on mathematical calculations. And the miner with the most computational power will have the best chance of winning.


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[Assistant] Once a miner wins the competition and gets his block into the blockchain, all of the transactions that were in that block will be considered as confirmed.


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[Assistant] Basically, the miners are writing the history book of Bitcoin transactions. And whoever wins the competition gets to write the next page.


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[Assistant] On average, a new block of transactions will be mined or inserted into the blockchain every 10 minutes. Keep in mind that this is on average. Sometimes you'll get two blocks confirmed within one minute, and sometimes it can take more than an hour.


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[Assistant] If a block was mined with your transaction in it, you'll notice it will now show on the Block Explorer as having one confirmation.


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[Assistant] As more and more blocks are added afterward, the confirmation number will grow.


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[Assistant] Think of it as a building of blocks with our block at the very bottom. Every additional block set on top of our own block makes it harder to remove. That's why it's usually suggested to wait for at least six blocks before considering a transaction as fully confirmed without any chance of cancellation.


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[Assistant] That's it. Our transaction is now fully confirmed and received. Hopefully, you now have a better understanding of how the Bitcoin network operates. If you have any additional questions about what we just covered, feel free to leave them in the comment section below. I hope you enjoyed this episode of Bitcoin Whiteboard Tuesday, and I'll see you in a bit.


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[Assistant] In recent years, the hunting of big cats has sent shock waves around the globe.


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[Assistant] That same fire reignited when a trophy hunting couple posed kissing over the corpse of a lion they had just slain.


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[Assistant] King follows Eaton to Santa Barbara, cause he's in love now. Eaton say, look, ain't nothing happening on that tip, but if you help me walk again, I'll help you get your memory back, then we can find out who knocked me off that cliff.


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[Assistant] I smoke my cigarette while I record my verse.


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[Assistant] He put me on that and I put him on this. This shit right here, this shit got right in my fucking heart. The fuck.


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[Assistant] Like chlorine too hard, too hard to fuck.


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[Assistant] Man, come tell me what you say in front of them, in front of them. We all grown, shlap. Not no little boy. I got a whole son, man. You not from trouble, not no little boy.


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[Assistant] Like, like, I'm finna beat yo ass on. I will beat yo ass on God.


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[Assistant] Two times. That's why I drive fast. I got following my push when I was on the phone with him.


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[Assistant] He layin' down, kicked up. He caught by myself, son. This is the day before we came to LA. I got, I got my gun on, but I can't shoot and drive, so boom. Car come behind me, fed, like they finna knock me out of the road, son.


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[Assistant] What the fuck? I'm telling you man, somebody follow me. He laughs, I'm telling you man, you trippin'.


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[Assistant] I'll hang outside, I'ma call you back, bro. I'll hang outside as soon as I hang up.


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[Assistant] I start hitting around the thing, I make it right, and I get up there, and they make it right. So boom, I go around three cars, they go around three cars. I run stop sign, they run stop sign, oh yeaah, they following me. I threw my shit in sport. No, sport plus. I threw my shit in sport plus. Man, I got the fuck up out of there, it's nothing. They couldn't even chain me.


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[Assistant] You know, God will make that crack. You know, the Porsche, they got sport. I got sport and I got two sports on my sign. I do my shit in sport, but I want fad, fad shit. I want none of that. Come on, man.


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[Assistant] No, but I know I've been to the other day, man, cuz of the guy, cuz of how big I sound was, small one.


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[Assistant] Me? I have our young head with a big ass beard on clear. Yes, drunk and beard, bad hair.


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[Assistant] You can do that to her. You ain't been. What? That's how I be too in London. I've been doing that. I come from a studio, I'm doing that. I don't give a fuck about no light, nothing.


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[Assistant] For a week, I'm going to the UK. This Wednesday I'll be flying out to the UK to join Jack and Felix for a charity livestream for Red. And if you don't know about Red, they're an organization that is trying to fight


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[Assistant] Was incredible. If you guys have been seeing some snippets and some hints around here and there, you guys don't even know the half of it. Bob and Wade came into town, and from the second they got here, from the second they left, we were non-stop


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[Assistant] Making videos. Like, we pretty much recorded 19 videos worth of content. Maybe more, depending on how these videos turn out. Because some of them we were just messing around, and we don't have any idea how it's gonna go. But a lot of them were just really fun experiences. Like Thursday last week, we went out and we hit three different parks.


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[Assistant] And we did three different videos with you guys in these parks, just having fun, playing games, and just being ridiculous. The first one that came out was actually the last one that we did, which was Quick Draw. And that was just super fun because we were playing Pictionary in front of a big crowd of you guys. And it was just fun all around because we all took turns doing things. Well, I mean,


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[Assistant] Or looking like an asshole. And it's just really fun to be able to play games with you guys and just hang out with you guys and make these videos that combine the games that I play, you know, here in my studio.


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[Assistant] For one, we've been stockpiling a whole bunch of stuff, because one, I'm going to the UK, and then two, we're all taking a big Christmas break, like for two weeks. I mean, the videos aren't gonna stop, but we're still trying to stack them up, and keep them going, and also at the same time, keep them interesting. And thankfully, we have been doing that, and I'm really proud of the videos that we've been making lately, but with Bob and Wade here, we also wanted to try some new format stuff. Which basically means, we wanted to try to do some improv games. And most of what I do is improvisational comedy,


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[Assistant] It's not anything that I've got predetermined in my head. And so,


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[Assistant] Like we love doing improv and we love learning improv so we actually took to trying to do improv in our day to day life. So I'm gonna show you some videos where it may work. You know, improv is a lot of hit or miss. Especially when you're doing it very free form and not very structured.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and especially when you don't have a game to talk about when you're doing it that can carry on the experience. When you're just making bullshit up in your head, I mean who knows what's gonna happen, but sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't and we're trying to figure out a way to make a good video about it that's really funny because there's some really funny moments.


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[Assistant] So basically, uh, the game that we were playing is called Change, and you've probably seen it in Whose Line Is It Anyway or whatever if you've ever been to an improv show. It's short form improv. Basically, you're doing a scene with two random made-up bullshit characters,


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[Assistant] Absolutely hilarious, or completely fall flat on its face. And thankfully, like,


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[Assistant] Each scene is like intermixed with just a few of these elements and hopefully there's enough to carry it through. But without like the proper guidance, you know, you don't know if it can make a funny actual video. So it's equal parts funny and equal parts cringy at times, but it makes for a wholesome experience as some might say, but I won't because it's not.


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[Assistant] We wanted to learn and we want to practice and we want to get better at this because, you know, better improv skills lead to better, like, just comedy in general and make it for better videos in general. So, we- we do these exercises, uh,


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[Assistant] So that we can, you know, practice, but we don't know if it's actually gonna make a video, because there's really funny moments in there, and then there's really not funny moments, and it'd be kind of awkward to lose context on the whole scene if we were just cutting in between everything. Because we only really have this one camera angle, and there's not much you can do to cut in between it, but


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[Assistant] Maybe we can make something like a highlight reel out of the various videos that we've done because there are some really really funny moments like Bob had some unbelievably funny moments because Bob, I've said numerous times, Bob is the funniest guy I have ever met in my entire life. He is just the master


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[Assistant] Of comedy in our circle. Like, everything he says, in every way that he says it, and we did a don't laugh challenge, and we were all floundering, but every time Bob came up,


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[Assistant] I just love the way that particular joke, oh, makes us laugh. And it was so cuh, it was so cuh, it was so cuh. It was so funny because when we were doing Quick Draw, there was this little girl there that literally went up to me and was like, hey I have a joke.


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[Assistant] I'm Tyler, and I have no legs. She started doing the I'm Tyler joke. I'm Tyler, which if you don't know, originated from, uh,


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[Assistant] The seven second challenge when it DEVOLVED into absolute bullshit towards the end, but kinda in the best way, like-


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[Assistant] My god, we love that video so much. If you haven't seen that video, my god, go watch our most recent 7 second challenge because it was absolutely hilarious, especially at the end of the video. Oh man, and uh,


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[Assistant] So that we can create like this group that we can take out and actually maybe do like a live improv show. I don't know when we're gonna get the skills to be able to do that. Like, uh, we're learning from, uh, if you know Ninja Brian's wife.


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[Assistant] So we're learning from her when she has spare time to do it, and it's just so fun! And also, like, I wanted to mention that the, uh, like,


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[Assistant] We did do a lot of let's plays, just in general. We got about seven of them done. Uh, we got seven let's plays, we got like,


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[Assistant] Seven challenges and then five other miscellaneous videos and more in case we actually make the improv stuff into something. So if you actually want to see the improv stuff, let us know down in the comments below because


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[Assistant] We wanna do it, and we wanna go out and do more things with you guys. Maybe not even full meetups, but just going out into LA or taking road trips across the country and just meeting you guys wherever we go.


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[Assistant] And just recording videos about it and making it something fun and interesting and always keeping stuff on hand to be able to do stuff with you guys and have fun and- and like that's what it's all about! It's about new ideas and trying new things and being creative and meeting you guys and just having fun in a million ways and making a video about it.


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[Assistant] Like that's what YouTube has always been to me. That's what it- I've always have driven me to do more stuff. It's just this idea that I can make absolutely anything.


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[Assistant] Anything I want, and all it takes is the smallest idea. And I can turn that into something amazing.


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[Assistant] And that's what's really cool. And that was what was so fun about this past week. And that's why I'm so excited to be able to show you guys about it, because we're gonna be editing for a long time on making these videos come to life. And it's gonna take a while to do it, but when you see what we have accomplished here, it is going to be so, so...


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[Assistant] And I cannot wait for you guys to see it, but it is coming very soon. So I'll let you guys know when I leave for the UK and when I come back. I'll probably be documenting it all on social media, so check it out there. There'll be pictures, videos, tweets, whatever have you. I'll just keep you guys posted.


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[Assistant] And it should be fun. I believe the livestream is on Thursday, but I'm not 100% sure. And maybe on Friday, just stay up to date about that. And I will let you know sooner if you guys know the exact date.


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[Assistant] I should know that, but all I know is that I'm gonna show up in London and hopefully know where I'm going from there. So, thank you everybody so much for watching, and as always, I will see you in the next video. Buh-bye!


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[Assistant] Casting really brought out my color. Click. Color. Grays are gone.


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[Assistant] When Betty Corday died nine short weeks ago, she left a living legacy, the continuing story of days of our lives.


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[Assistant] Betty certainly knew how to protect the script. There was a famous false paternity storyline in 1966. It was about Bill and Laura and Mickey Horton.


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[Assistant] And now, 22 years later, the remnant of that story is still a part of our drama.


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[Assistant] And thank you for revealing your master plan, you scheming snake.


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[Assistant] In case Johnson arrives, I'll... I'll protect the Colonel. Thank you.


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[Assistant] Maybe, I can finally repay my debt to him.


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[Assistant] My name is Shay Patrick Hormick. I... I am a friend.


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[Assistant] Let the devil use some kind of code, I... I can't figure it out. Maybe you'll have better luck.


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[Assistant] Or, you could accompany me. Help me find Oliver Andre. An urgent matter then.


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[Assistant] We'll contact you in regards to sponsoring future voyages. Captain. Much obliged.


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[Assistant] All the people out there that, uh, that voted. That's real nice. Uhm.


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[Assistant] A lot more goes into creating a villainess than one might think.


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[Assistant] Now where else but on a soap opera can a man and a woman find so much love, romance, and around the clock sex?


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[Assistant] You may find these tips will either improve your love life, or they'll get you busted.


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[Assistant] But if you're not the type to kiss and spill, try seduction tip number four. Take a drive to Tuscany Valley and just wait.


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[Assistant] When these lovers have bonds so strong that we feel nothing's gonna stop their love, we call them super couples.


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[Assistant] Uh, this is really very nice. Thank you to the editors. Uhm.


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[Assistant] I'd like to say I did it all alone, but of course I didn't. I accept this.


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[Assistant] For all the writers and the directors and the actors and the crews who have worked so diligently with me in these past years to bring you these programs.


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[Assistant] We have more shows, and we are hopefully now a staple in primetime programming. And I'd like to see that remain for many years to come. And I wanna give a special thanks to Mr. Fred Silverman.


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[Assistant] Incredible. I don't think I've seen an iceberg before.


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[Assistant] Hi. Good to see you're feeling better. Thank you. Uh, Mr. Finnegan was it? Sweet Mother Mary. Have we taken in the village, idiot?


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[Assistant] Aye, for a clumsy deckhand. Probably fell off his ship half drunk.


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[Assistant] Thank you, Shay. In me younger days, I could have taken them one-handed. Why were these men bothering you? Ah, the usual.


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[Assistant] Mark me words, those gangs are going to be the downfall of this city.


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[Assistant] I suppose if you're looking for trouble, you'll be needing these.


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[Assistant] You sir, are a fool. But thanks.


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[Assistant] Here are six of the hottest newcomers to daytime. They've got talent, charisma, and portray so many different emotions.


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[Assistant] Oh my goodness. A very special thank you to these three people. Shelly Curtis, Ken Carday, and Becky Greenloft.


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[Assistant] And to Meredith, thank you very much for having this wonderful event. This is a tribute, once again, to a wonderful crew and production staff.


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[Assistant] To our writers, and that's where it all begins, especially to Leah and to Anne, to a very supportive


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[Assistant] And generous and flexible network to Brian and Susan and to Libby. You've all been wonderful.


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[Assistant] And pamper spaces for infants has a special pocket back here. This other leading diaper doesn't have one. Not much new there, but plenty of new protection here.


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[Assistant] The boy is right, Colonel Monroe. Shay, was it? Congratulations. He just burned a whole lot of rats out of New York. I'm Jack Weeks. This is William Johnson. I don't know about him, but I'm pleased to meet you. Pleased to meet you as well.


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[Assistant] They don't understand the terms of surrender and refuse to heed Monkhan. The Colonel and his men were released this morning. They're walking into an ambush.


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[Assistant] However, I must tend my troops. Sir, I will accompany you to Johnson's training post at Onokwaga.


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[Assistant] We could commit a crime so big, they couldn't ignore those damn brigands anymore.


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[Assistant] Enjoy while you can, Shay. Get em, Shay. We'll need their clothes.


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[Assistant] You're going to free a bunch of criminals working with the assassins. Well, we have to turn the army against them, don't we? Remember, you raise the flag and I'll raise Hal.


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[Assistant] Alright, so I don't know how to introduce the show, this is new, you know. This is new.


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[Assistant] Why would he want me on something he don't own? And we were actually, I did a show with him and we spoke about it, but he never really wanted to pass the plug. So I love Norrie, but he's Norrie.


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[Assistant] Yeah. I mean, I don't know. You want to be on the show? Do you mind if she sits on the show? Nah, she could be here.


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[Assistant] I'm not really thinking about revolt in that way, but of course as a business level, he has a network and I'm getting a network, or I'm, you know, I have a network now, and years ago when I had creative control, and there was this, uh, initiative that there should be black owned, uhm,


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[Assistant] television networks. So I was talking to Comcast or I forget who it was, whoever it was, and they were like, yo, we gotta see a hundred million because you have to be able to sustain loss. Oprah's struggling.


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[Assistant] You understand what I'm saying? So my thing was to go and get a hundred million dollars worth of content and approach it like that. Uhm, and, you know, Puff as a black man, regardless of how I feel, uhm, because, you know, him and I have a personal relationship, I have nothing but support for Revolt. No matter what, because that's a black man with a station.


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[Assistant] So even my problem with us as a culture is when we have problems with each other, we say them publicly. And I think we need to just work those things out and always show a united front. So big shout out to both at all times.


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[Assistant] Always making sure he's relevant. Uhm, and uhm, you know, we may approach things different, but again, him doing what he's doing is better than anything most other people from our culture are doing, so I can't never knock nothing he's doing.


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[Assistant] Do you feel some kind of solidarity within your culture or what do you consider your culture? So like there's a revolt, which is black and there should be solidarity.


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[Assistant] What kind of solidaries do you have within your culture that you're not telling us about?


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[Assistant] The white skin thing. Oh no, I don't care about that at all. But you don't, right? But like, I've had, like for example, if I walk into, when I still walk into an office and have a white assistant with Lior, when I would walk out, Lior would always go, you alright? They treating you okay?


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[Assistant] I feel like it bro, he's done it. I'm not telling you something because of intuition. But do you think he was worried about shit because of some shit that he had seen? Every time someone white came through, he didn't ask anyone black if they were alright, he only asked somebody white. And he made sure he did it every time.


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[Assistant] Every time I've been in a room with someone else and there's no disrespect to Jewish people, I think that shit is gangster. But if there's a- you doing business with a Jewish person and it's the Jew against the other Jew,


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[Assistant] They got they thing going. And that's how it goes. And that's almost how it should be with all cultures. There should be a respect for culture and brotherhood first to me, but you shouldn't disrespect


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[Assistant] And a lot of people don't. A lot of broke, most racists are fucking broke and white. And they broke. And the ones that be shooting up to schools be usually white and they usually don't have girlfriends.


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[Assistant] And they have the same like, you know, social is one thing or ethnic or rather as far as like money goes and what money you got. It's really about your perspective on life and who you blaming for your problems. Right. So I just feel like anyone that is racist is always just mad at their life and want to blame somebody else. I don't give a fuck about them, but I do know within any kind of gang unit


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[Assistant] Or, or, or cruel or tame, whether it's the police, religion.


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[Assistant] When you come in the room, there's a connection you always gonna have. And that's sh- that always kinda like, you gotta have respect for that. That's just, you know, it goes without saying.


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[Assistant] Compare me to Disney. Don't compare me to Revolve. They knew. Compare me to somebody whose spot I want. I don't want Puff Spot. I want him to get where I'm at and I'ma help him get there. Compare me to somebody I want to take down. That's what I'm saying. That's the unconscious racism that happens. But you, you know, I'm not knocking you for it, but I'm just bringing it to your attention. Go! Don't balk about that. It's okay.


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[Assistant] There's books like Seed of the Soul that where you get to look at your life and determine how much, um,


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[Assistant] Uh, how many defining moments that you're going- like you can pick your cha- how- it's like your vol- your soul evolves.


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[Assistant] Based on how much pain you feel. So before you actually get into your life, like you might be like, I want to evolve faster. So you might choose to have a rougher life.


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[Assistant] You understand what I'm saying? So you might choose to come in the world struggling just so you could evolve your soul quicker.


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[Assistant] Well, Read Seed of the Soul, it will definitely give you, you know, some insight into what they're not telling us or what feels right or wrong. But I generally don't like what is presented to me because everything that I know that's presented to other people has been meant to control. So I know everything that's been presented to me has been meant to control me. I just, I'm just not trusting in that way.


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[Assistant] Exactly. So like here, everything we do is visually, those are movie cameras, but also you have an auditory, that's the podcast version, but you get to see the visual. It'll be put on YouTube and we'll, you know, we'll put it on real network cause we got one and then we'll be able to stream it. We'll be able to chop this up so many different ways. That's what happens with content.


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[Assistant] Yeah, well I just think people don't believe that I walked away from Rockefeller and that whole world on my own terms. No one can believe that I chose to be independent at the height of it all. No one can believe that I chose to invest in myself and not be a slave or give up any of my soul to fit in.


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[Assistant] No one can believe that I like to break patterns and be disruptive because the only way to have change is to change.


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[Assistant] And I don't give a fuck. And that's what they don't believe. So it's not like I'm not transparent. I'm not a big mystery. The mystery is, how am I still relevant with gray hair?


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[Assistant] Without fucking, you know, being married to someone famous. Or without selling my soul. Or hitting a red carpet every day. Or kissing somebody's ass.


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[Assistant] Then yeaah, that's insecurity, that's ego. But if every time I say fight and I'm fighting, and every time you see me, there's more equipment, and there's more distribution, and there's more proof of concept, and there's more people eating off of what I'm doing, and there's more love that's being given, even if it looks gangster, it's really love. You can't say it's wrong.


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[Assistant] It means everything, being truthful and having a point of view and being honest and authentic. If your work is good and you're not cheating, then you'll always be relevant and you have to not live off the past all day. You gotta keep creating for the future.


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[Assistant] And you have to evolve. You can't be doing the same shit for 25 years. That becomes a ringer. It's like being a senior in high school for 10, 15 years. And then be thinking you're doing something. And fronting on everybody who's like a rookie.


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[Assistant] Cause that's what I look at people do. Stay at the same slot for 24 years, play it safe, block other people's positions so they can take it and move on, and then start frontin' on new jacks.


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[Assistant] I feel that other people should not be victimized by it. So of course there's an animosity if I see people getting molested and robbed and no one giving a fuck about other people's families and it keeps happening over and over again by the same people. Yeah, if you ask me about it in that moment.


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[Assistant] I'm not thinking about that, bro. I know what I want to get the world. More love. I want them to learn from anything that I've done while I'm doing it.


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[Assistant] I want us to evolve. I want us to change the new, I want us to change what the normal is. You know what I mean? And I'm watching it happen and I know I'm a part of it. You know what I mean? I don't care what they want. They don't know what they want. No one wants to be taught. No one wants to be told constructive things. You know what I mean? Nobody wants to know that they don't know things.


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[Assistant] I want people to get smarter than me, so I don't want to be the smartest person in the room. I want to learn.


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[Assistant] I don't care what people say, I made this shit up with my crew. And I still hang out with my crew. And I got a funny crew.


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[Assistant] Most people couldn't tolerate or take the kind of snapping and cutting ass that we do. And that game is still live. And if I say the wrong shit, ain't nobody else gonna say shit. But when certain people call, the shit is funny and I'm picking up. It's a funny game, B.S.R. game. It's not meant for nobody to understand. That's why we call it The Pause.


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[Assistant] Paws is the OG of all that. We started that shit. It started with Ayo. And then it turned into Paws. And we did it so nobody else would know what it meant because it was our own little joke. You know what I'm saying? For us. But people figured it out and then it went, you know, it went platinum. Like everything else that we do.


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[Assistant] It wasn't such a, uh, uh, it was more like a thank you. You know, Kanye be looking out sometime when I don't expect it. And I'ma just leave it at that.


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[Assistant] If I like, if I was into gospel, yeah, I think he, I think it was art because he didn't make a rap record. He made art. And what did you think about it?


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean, I'm not, you know, I'm not big on, uhm, I don't.


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[Assistant] I'm not, like I'm about logic as it relates to religion and ancient history and things that come from, you know, when I was telling you about


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[Assistant] Billy Carson and the Emerald Tablets and this is all ancient texts and the Dead Sea Scrolls and they don't talk about a lot of those things and it involves the explanation for, you know, humans. And basically it says that we came from the Anunnaki's and we were genetically modified to be slaves. But this is an ancient text.


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[Assistant] And that's the thing, that's the problem, they keep us blind.


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[Assistant] So we'll do some fashion. We'll make it one day. He basically made broad hip hop.


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[Assistant] And had a big mosh pit at the Staples Center for fucking gospel music, and that's never been done before. So, I think he just does it, he's an artist. And also, how much do you expect from like, a rapper over, or producer over 40 anyway, like what the hell do you want?


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[Assistant] I bet you I can make a mosh pit, 10,000 kids, white, black, whatever, mosh pit over Jesus Christ. And he did that shit.


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[Assistant] That's art. It depends on, see your win might be your musical experience, which could be selfish. His win, which could be selfish, is just making people mosh pit over gospel music.


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[Assistant] But clearly let's address this. You just said what black people want. That's what you just


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[Assistant] How crazy does it sound for a white man to tell a black man what black people want?


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[Assistant] Okay, let me just say this. In this conversation, we went two things out of it. You want to answer about music, and I want to answer about how a white man could say,


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[Assistant] What a black, to a black man, what other black people want. So my answer to you is this. I can't tell you what Kanye's thinking. Period. And I'm not sticking up for him at all. I'm telling you my opinion about what he did. But within this conversation is stimulated another one. How is it okay?


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[Assistant] Well, you keep telling me about what Kanye should have did. And all I'm asking is, logically speaking, how is it okay for a white man to tell a black man what other black people want to hear?


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[Assistant] That would be like a, uh, me telling you what other white people want to hear from Kanye.


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[Assistant] To be honest, how about this? I don't care what white people think about what Kanye and what they want from him. I don't care. As an artist, I don't do, see, you're not an artist.


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[Assistant] I can't talk for the man, bro. I'm sorry, I can't. I wish I could give you answers, but I can't. You know, I don't even know why Kanye does what Kanye does. But as my observation of him is this as an artist, I appreciate that he keeps it interesting. I appreciate it in his 40s, he got the whole-


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[Assistant] That's your opinion, like, he doesn't have to do shit that you want. He owes you nothing. You understand? You can just not listen to him. You don't have to give a fuck.


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[Assistant] But my point is, I like, because I don't look at just the smaller picture, my bigger picture is this. I see, cause I traditionally see rappers washed up at this age. I traditionally don't see rappers making this amount of money off things that have nothing to do with music, like culture with sneakers. I don't see people his age from rap being significant. He gave an award to Rick Owens yesterday, and then he's doing a sermon


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[Assistant] Every time he doesn't take his fucking pills, and then you mad about what he says. He's putting the mic in front of himself. He's a public figure. This is what you do. You go on camera and talk. But you're not, you don't ever identify with the logic. If you know somebody's in a bad place, you don't give them a mic. And y'all, everybody, when he says dumb shit,


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[Assistant] So even when I'm mad at him, I can't even be mad at him. Because by the time I get in front of him, he fucking pays the proper respect. And no one does that. Not one fucking person. So yeaah, I'ma hold him down.


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[Assistant] Cuz he's the only one that's ever helped me down, whether it's publicly or not. Period. And that's all that counts. He's been loyal. To a degree.


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[Assistant] He's the only one that's shown even a slither of loyalty to me. And I haven't seen that from anyone. And that quality is what motherfuckers need to talk about. Cause that's all that counts. To me. Especially today.


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[Assistant] I'm not gonna have an objective conversation with me about Kanye, cause you don't know him like I do. Period. I know him.


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[Assistant] You know? And I appreciate everything you did. Cause we sat down and Art detected a dream and he took that shit to Michael Jackson level. He's Willy Wonka right now. He could change anyone's life if he touches and paws the right way.


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[Assistant] That's a power, bro. And that shit don't come, y'all better appreciate that. Life would be wack without Kanye.


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[Assistant] You're right. Every single incident you talk about, you enjoy talking about it.


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[Assistant] No, the fact that a black man could have white kids wearing his name on it matters to us.


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[Assistant] You don't know what it is. We take pride in seeing a black man's name on a white man's fucking foot.


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[Assistant] Adidas whole game changed. German's gotta bow down to him right now.


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[Assistant] So Nike got Jordan, that's us. Adidas got Kanye, that's us. That confidence is what we need.


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[Assistant] Thank you, Kanye. And y'all need to be thanking them. Whoever's wearing this shit. Whoever gets girls because they wear them in their sneakers.


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[Assistant] And showcases they got some bread, should give them some props. For that. Fuck the bubblegum shit.


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[Assistant] He ain't doin' nothin', he goin' to jail! His whole crew is in jail!


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[Assistant] I have multicultural friends from everything. I have no, I have a, bro, I went to boarding school.


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[Assistant] I went to Park Avenue. You know, I chose that street life and it burnt me out.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? But I have no, I have, I like people man. And I like to talk about things honestly. And I like things that stimulate and evoke conversation.


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[Assistant] Here's the game, bro, just so you know. If you say something crazy...


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[Assistant] And before you say pause, somebody says, hey yo, then that's when you cooked and they could tease you for it. So yeaah, I just gave up a jewel. Should I have done that? I don't know. But there's levels to the game that people don't even know.


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[Assistant] I mean. Where's white culture? Because I'm not, and I'm not saying it to be racist.


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[Assistant] But what do you embrace that you consider really yours? You know what I'm saying? Right. Yours. Not to say you can't participate, but like if you were to play the music from what you consider your heritage, not racist or nothing, but like an African is gonna play African music. Right.


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[Assistant] If you're gonna play your natural heritage, what music would you play?


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[Assistant] I always want to learn and evolve and usually in the music that I never heard, I always find something crazy in it because it's always about a rhythm and a movement.


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[Assistant] So yeaah, stop picking our brain. I want some of your culture.


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[Assistant] I'm not racist, I'm not, I'm in, I was in fashion, you can't be, you know, that's...


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[Assistant] Nah, I'm not, I'm just, I like women. I just love women. But it's just funny. We just, I just like to make jokes. And whoever doesn't like it, I don't care.


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[Assistant] Also we got 15, let's go, I'm down. We got 15. Want some questions from the audience?


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[Assistant] What black people want is this. That was like crazy.


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[Assistant] I like to say I like your merch, I hope you have one of those for me. Those are dope.


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[Assistant] Alright, uhm, any other questions? Is everybody shy today? I know we talked about- yes.


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[Assistant] So talk about, ask a question about what you just enjoyed and within this chemistry, ask a question.


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[Assistant] You don't even watch Saturday Night Live? Nah. Oh man. I don't watch it. Can you pass the mic? Can we get back to the block shit? Yeah, definitely. Now he got a show with us. And he's also, that's Adam's man right there too.


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[Assistant] But I'm just saying, like, how come you don't do a rock show as well as a rap show? Why only rap?


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[Assistant] On an honest level, what do you want people to get off of your show or any platform you're on? Like are you trying to, cause I know like when I get on TV or I get a platform, I really want people to learn from it. That's always my agenda. Always. What's your agenda?


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[Assistant] I know what we're doing here. I was asking about what you were doing outside of here.


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[Assistant] Because again, the reason why you and I are talking is because I do think we stimulated and invoked a lot of conversation that was healthy.


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[Assistant] I'm asking when you're not in front of me, when you're not in this building, what are you doing to make sure the people that are listening to you are better people after they listen to you? And are you intentionally doing it? Is that your agenda? And if it's not, I think that's how it should be. You know what I'm saying? That's my thing. But you know, that's my advice from a older guy with gray hair. Platinum.


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[Assistant] Let me tell you what I think you do. I think you give the younger dudes a platform and I think you validate and you make people pay attention to people that deserve it.


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[Assistant] And I think it's important whether they're saying dumb shit or bad shit. And what I've observed is that you're not scared. And I appreciate the fearlessness in what you're doing.


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[Assistant] But they're not punches to hurt each other so people can learn from it.


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[Assistant] You know, so I appreciate that. And I think the conversation, you know, cause again, I think for some reason there's just one perspective people look at and it's just.


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[Assistant] Well, Lindsay Lohan is an incredible artist. You know?


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[Assistant] I'm not saying that, but what I'm saying is, there are people that, because the narrative is the wrong way, you can't showcase the real skills. But that girl, Lindsay Lohan, she could sing, she could write, and she really could have been a musician.


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[Assistant] Like I, I, I, you know, I was kind of surprised and, and, you know, happy about it, but disappointed that that wasn't what people could or had a chance to focus on.


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[Assistant] Sometimes people get so affected by other people's agendas that they forget their own.


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[Assistant] You can count on America's largest usable capacity Kenmore washer and matching dryer, both at their lowest price ever, only at Sears Brand Central.


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[Assistant] On the Denorex side of my head, I feel a tingling, like Denorex is working to get rid of my dandruff. That tingling feeling tells me that Denorex is working right down to the scalp.


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[Assistant] No. No sign of her. What could have happened?


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[Assistant] And on a scale of bullshit to believable?


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[Assistant] She might have just taken cover. We can look for her as we go.


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[Assistant] Moira, look. Inside that corpse. Is that what I think it is?


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[Assistant] But that asshole's statue was blocking the way in. You know?


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[Assistant] The overseer's been watching us every step of the way. But if she thinks we died in that explosion...


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[Assistant] No. I should have listened to you. Neil didn't write that message. He couldn't have.


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[Assistant] I'm, I'm just learning to see a little more clearly.


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[Assistant] Hey guys, just a quick word. YouTube has demonetized us once again, so if you want to support No Jumper and what we do over here on this YouTube channel, there are three easy ways.


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[Assistant] First off, the free options. That would be liking, commenting, subscribing, or just telling a friend.


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[Assistant] Or you could head on over to nojumber.com and buy a shirt like the one I'm wearing right now or one of the products featured right here. The third way and one of the best ways to support this channel is to actually hit up one of our live streams and have us play your music. We charge $100 per song, but it gives you a really good way to get feedback on your content.


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[Assistant] Plus it really helps keep us making content since we can rely on those donations. The podcasts don't always make so much money, but those help a lot. So I appreciate everybody for supporting. Let's get right into this content.


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[Assistant] No Jumper, coolest podcast in the world. Today, I'm in here with Young NeNe Ace. How you doing, bro?


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[Assistant] You feeling good? You showed up rocking a couple of chains as a shirt, which is a, that's a good look. That's a very rapper thing to do.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. I came here being me. Let em know. Uh, I just wanna start with the name. How'd the name come together? Young and Ace? Yeaah. Cause you got a very unique spell in there.


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[Assistant] You did? So you have positive feelings about Florida? Some people tend to like hate on it if they grow up there and shit. I don't know, if they hate- Then they're wack.


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[Assistant] It's true. It's just different, different shit in the air.


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[Assistant] But I mean, when you think about Florida, it just feels like there's just not a lot of opportunities. Like when you're a young kid, it don't feel like there's a lot of jobs or like there's a lot of shit going on and stuff. It's just flat, barren, swamps, hot as fuck. You describe that like desperation very well in your music.


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[Assistant] There's a lot of people who are struggling and that kind of ends up turning themselves into like really heartfelt music, I think.


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[Assistant] Definitely. So what was your childhood like? You talk about it, recall, like you didn't really have a lot of fun. It wasn't really as...


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[Assistant] So you get, you get mad as fuck and you just flip out on one of the guys who are in charge of the line or whatever? Nah, not like that. Whoop his ass? Not like that.


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[Assistant] Well, it's interesting because I'm watching you on vacation with your girl in Puerto Rico. Oh yeaah. And I'm seeing a different side of you, but I did kind of get that vibe that it's, and I'm the same exact way, where it's kind of hard for you to like, when you're just used to grinding all the time and you're always just with your homies and you're always like on a different level and then all of a sudden you're with your girl and you're at a nice hotel and there's a beach and shit and it's kind of a weird feeling.


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[Assistant] Yeah. You gotta give them your time from time to time like that to just show them that you actually really give a fuck about them.


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[Assistant] And you might like recording and doing shows and shit, but at the end of the day, if you never take a break to sort of step back and be able to appreciate the money that you made and the life that you earned for yourself. Cause a lot of these things, like even just being in Puerto Rico, you never probably even thought that you would be getting on an airplane and going to travel somewhere when you were young, right? Exactly.


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[Assistant] When did you even start to envision that you could have a life that would go outside of your neighborhood or be able to start chasing after this rabbit dream?


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[Assistant] Really? Is that because you just kinda have the personality where you're just, you're on your own page, you're on your own wave, like you probably have a hard time going to get a job or something, right?


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[Assistant] But that's interesting because you seem like you come from an environment where nobody was really telling you, yo, you could be this, you could do this with your life, you could do that.


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[Assistant] But then you seem like you've actually managed to get into the point where you see all kinds of possibilities. Like yea, you're doing the rap thing, but you're also thinking about movies and all this. Like what made your mind open up to those possibilities?


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[Assistant] And that's how most people are. You know, there's a lot of rappers out there, ballplayers, et cetera, but the average person out there watching this does not know one from their hometown. There is nobody who made something out of themselves, period. Exactly.


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[Assistant] I'm honored that I've earned the respect to be able to have that conversation. Cause you don't really have that many interviews on YouTube.


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[Assistant] Were we ever drawn to any other types of expression like painting, drawing, art, anything like that? Or was it always primarily like music seemed like the way you were gonna get your shit out?


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[Assistant] When did you start to draw the connection between, like, you're appreciating Michael Jackson and shit, and then you start to realize at some point, like, oh shit, there's rappers out here who are really talking about my life, like, the type of life that I'm really living.


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[Assistant] He doesn't get mentioned enough, but yeaah, he's a big inspiration on the new generation for sure. Yeaah, that's dope. So, uh, how did you actually start making music? Did you know anybody who had access to a studio or anything like that?


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[Assistant] So is that helpful? That they started to like encourage you and take a real interest in your career and shit? Or was it, did it matter at that point? Or were you so motivated you were going to get it regardless?


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[Assistant] Were you getting in a lot of trouble in school and like, all that shit? Were you getting arrested at a young age or anything like that?


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[Assistant] And so you're in there for a year and then you come out and does anything change in your life at that point?


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[Assistant] You know, and that shit's scary. Like, if you were in a room and fucking Jay-Z walks into that room, eh, there ain't nothing else going on in the room. Exactly. You know? Uhm, so. Yeaah, it's gonna be on him. Exactly. Uhm, did you, so the, the shooting accident, does that happen soon after you get out from doing that bit or? Yeaah, so, like six months later, when I went.


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[Assistant] Jesus Christ. June 5th. And you're just leaving the steakhouse. The steakhouse. Is that where you were? You were at some restaurant?


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[Assistant] And so you're just walking out and do you think that they were watching you the whole time you were in there?


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[Assistant] And so did they, did they pass away like immediately on the scene or did any of them have to fight in the hospital?


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[Assistant] They used to say I did it. What, set it up or something? Yeah.


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[Assistant] They're at the scene waiting for the cops to come or the ambulance or whatever.


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[Assistant] Were the bullets in you like not as critical? Like you weren't bleeding out all crazy?


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[Assistant] Holy shit. So then the cops, the ambulance comes, they bring you all to the hospital and stuff, did it seem like you were stable, like from the beginning, or was your life at risk as well?


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[Assistant] Right, so they're working on you and then meanwhile you're not even sure about exactly what's going on with your brothers? The doctor told me I was finna die.


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[Assistant] Holy fuck. And so, while this is happening, you must have been so devastated by the idea of your brothers getting shot. Did you even, did you have that courage where you wanted to fight to stay alive? Or was there a part of you that was like, this situation is so fucked up, I don't even care.


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[Assistant] Or at least that you were meant to be, that you were meant to survive a lot of like really overwhelming odds because the messes that you're trying to get out there is important enough.


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[Assistant] Is that by far the closest people to you that you ever lost in your life or had you lost other people that you were super close with before that?


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[Assistant] So you got all the num- their names all over your stomach and shit? They face. Oh, you got the faces as well, damn.


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[Assistant] Right. Just cause you felt like you had to do something to commemorate him?


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[Assistant] When you wake up in the morning, is that, you look at yourself in the mirror and just get reminded every day of that's why you're, like is that the idea to see that every day and get reminded of why you're fighting to be successful?


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[Assistant] Did that make you a lot more serious about the music after this happened or what changed?


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[Assistant] Now that's important for sure. Uhm, what about your relationship with your girl? Did y'all get closer because of the fact that you needed her so much in that time when you were in the hospital and shit? Like, I feel like when really bad things happen to you, a lot of times it brings you closer to your girl.


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[Assistant] But I bet a lot of like young people, like I bet she wasn't really used to other dudes holding the door for her and shit cause like that whole custom of like taking a girl on a date, it don't really exist the same way it used to. Like if you say to a girl, I want to take you to dinner and a movie, she is looking at you like either you are all cap or like you are the most fucking romantic gentleman on earth.


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[Assistant] So you go low key in that situation? Mhm. You ever have to yell at a kid telling them to stop talking and moving?


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[Assistant] No, I ain't got to do that. I did one time like it was probably 10 years ago and there's a bunch of like 15 year old kids and I just turned around Yo, shut the fuck up. I lost my fucking mind my girlfriend at the time was looking at me like but is that the same time like mad people whispering to me like thank you


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[Assistant] Oh man, that's hilarious. Bro. Uhm, wait, so your music was, so when this shooting happened though, was it the type of situation where you were already starting to shine, and that might have been part of why people were trying to come at you, or was this just regular old neighborhood bullshit?


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[Assistant] So you don't, if you knew that somebody shot at you, or shot you, or whatever, you wouldn't wish jail upon them?


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[Assistant] I wish everything upon jail, death, AIDS, all that shit.


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[Assistant] And now here you can, if, if, for me, if I'm eating McDonald's, I'm gonna feel kinda gross, I'm gonna go get a salad after, and there, there's no choice. Like, you, you feel gross, you wanna eat healthy food? No, sorry, here's another sandwich.


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[Assistant] I'm a hamburger guy. If I could just eat whatever I want, I'd be eating cheeseburgers every meal of the day.


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[Assistant] I had it, but it was a two day old version. There was a guy who was, who was buying tons of them and then driving around selling them for a markup, selling it for 10, 15, whatever.


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[Assistant] I mean, Popeye's, I've just been a loyal fanatic since I was a kid, and then Chick-fil-A's closed one day out of the week. And, you know, that just, that ain't cool to me. I need to be going in any day of the week.


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[Assistant] You can make a life. You can make a life out of red light now. Just rip that magnum off.


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[Assistant] See, I like that though, that it's about you, cause a lot of dudes are kind of low key, they don't want to tuck their girl away, they don't want to make her famous or whatever. I like that you're just out here like, nah, living your truth.


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[Assistant] That's tight. Nah, I agree totally. People like, when you're just out here being single and shit, it's like people- That shit boring. They see you as a boring type of person and then once you- Bro, if, like, if you had a kid right now, that shit would blow up.


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[Assistant] If you ain't an alcoholic, get drunk once in a while. You gotta live it up.


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[Assistant] Okay, so you got good relationships with him. I seen you got the song with Youngboy and has that relationship always been good? Yea, I'm good with everybody. Okay, cool.


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[Assistant] When you roll around, what's your entourage like? What's your team like? I appreciate them though.


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[Assistant] Actually, I want to tell you something interesting. There's this lady running for president, Elizabeth Warren, and she after every night when she does her speech or whatever, promoting her presidency shit, she sits around, she waits five hours taking a selfie with every single person there who wants a selfie.


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[Assistant] And it makes a lot of sense because it's like you, you might have thousands of people posting up a photo on their Facebook, on their Instagram of them with you. And yeah, maybe that's just a regularized person and they only know a couple hundred people, but that's a real, like those couple hundred people who see it might be like, damn, she's legit because she really like waited to take a selfie with this person I'm friends with. It goes a long way.


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[Assistant] I like DMing back random people and then screenshotting it and putting it on the story so that people think I'm gonna respond to them too.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I would try to like take a little 20 that she wasn't going to notice, but then I would have some homies that would take everything that was in there. They take everything, don't leave nothing in it like, like it's a brand new person. I'd be trying to do it slick so they wouldn't really know.


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[Assistant] Crazy. Yo, so where do you feel like you're at with your music right now in terms of what you want to accomplish, what you need to do to get to the next level? You know, you're crushing it on the YouTube views and everything, but what do you want to do to take it to the next level?


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[Assistant] But reality is, is that there's no ceiling. You could take that shit so much further. Past the stars. It's hard to like sometimes get into that mentality because before you were fighting to just be able to have enough money to be comfortable. Now you're comfortable. You gotta start thinking about, well shit, I want to be comfortable for 20, 30 years.


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[Assistant] Whenever I will always like be getting ready for an interview and go listen to a rapper and then listen to him three years before that and I'm like, damn, like they got so much better. I was listening to an old Gunna feature from like three years ago. I'm like, God damn Gunna is so much better. He sounds so much more comfortable on track right now. You know, it's like even the rappers that we just take it for granted right now that they're dope. They're dope because they work their asses off.


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[Assistant] This is a good interview. We got deep. Treads me, Treads me. Got to, got to go deeper. That was dope, man. So, are you working on anything in particular right now? You got projects in the works?


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[Assistant] He's the kind of dude that, his energy is just infectious. He makes everybody else start having fun just by...


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[Assistant] This is the definitive document if they want to know exactly who you are, I feel like. We got the best interview so far, so that's important.


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[Assistant] We're trying. Sometimes people come in off the Zans and then that can be kinda tough.


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[Assistant] We're gonna check that out for sure. Alright, Young and Ace, No Jumper, coolest podcast in the world. Check us out on YouTube, Soundcloud, iTunes. Like, comment, and subscribe. NoJumper.com for any support.


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[Assistant] Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh,


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[Assistant] Okay.


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[Assistant] So uhm,


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[Assistant] Uh, uh, uh,


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[Assistant] Is that so?


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[Assistant] Thanks to Megan McTavish and her prolific staff of writers. Thank you Sydney Penny for holding my hand and sharing your brilliance with me.


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[Assistant] Timothy Stickney, uh, plays RJ on One Life to Live.


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[Assistant] Uh, Timothy opened the door, which we both walked through. Uh, he first and I followed. Most of all, Timothy, my mighty brother, I am very proud to be sharing this night and this honor with you. Thank you.


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[Assistant] No jumper, coolest podcast in the world. Today I am here joined by my very, very good friends, Left Cheek and Right Cheek.