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[Assistant] I guess summed up to basically it's like almost like self-worship, you know, so to speak, and just kind of do whatever the fuck you want. But the thing is, I mean, like he did that literally like 50 years after Crowley did, like he already did the do-it-that-wilt, like Salima, like, and I feel like that's like the predecessor of like


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[Assistant] And I guess like, maybe not him specifically, but like his followers or members who maybe took things out of hand, like sacrificed animals and shit like that.


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[Assistant] Uhm, but like, not to go too far into it, but like he, uhm,


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[Assistant] You know, he grew up like, orthodox Christian sort of, it was either Catholic or Christian, and uh, and it was like really, you know, uh,


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[Assistant] But uhm, I don't, even him, I mean, even Crowley, he's not my end all, he's not like my, like, I don't believe everything this dude says, like I just, out of everyone, like, you know, I still take everything with a grain of salt, but like he kind of like, uh,


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[Assistant] Uhm, but that's why I still feel like Crowley, cause like he, even if he died in like the 40s or something, and it wasn't till like 15, 20 years after he died that like the whole like free love, like hippie shit started, and a lot of that was like pioneered by him, like these kids were like finding a lot of his old writings and living by it, like do, you know, do what that will, and like,


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[Assistant] Because like, I guess while he was living, he was just looked at as like a crackpot, but like then, you know, he kind of sparked all that shit. And then after that, Lave came in and kind of took over.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, exactly. I think that that's, yeah, that's definitely something that I guess they both did, and that was a pretty good thing.


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[Assistant] Yeah, frequent ghostman collaborator, most fire rapper from Canada, of course, and my best friend in music pretty much. We're going on tour, uhm, I'm not going to say the month, but very soon this year, uh, with NetArb, another Canadian friend. Shout out to NetArb. Shouts out NetArb. Via New Hampshire.


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[Assistant] Canuckboy, my other best friend, both my best friends are Canadian.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. Watch Blade 1, uhm, and yeaah, that's gonna be kinda what we're going to tonight. I'm pretty excited actually.


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[Assistant] I get inspired to make music, like, I don't listen to a whole lot of rap to be honest with you, like- You listen to none and you hate when I play, like.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, I mean, nah, there's certain, I mean, Outkast is my favorite rap group. I like, uh, I like 21 Savage and like certain other artists I really fuck with. Like, mainly I guess underground stuff too, but uhm, like, Maxical Fuckers. Fucking Max, what are you laughing at?


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[Assistant] Like, fucking, like, metal clanging together, like, stuff like that, or like, I'll listen to like, noise music, like, just, like, random glitching and shit like that makes me wanna like, make music, or like, just, I guess, any kind of dark imagery. That's why I feel like going to like, a weird ass club like that will probably make me wanna...


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, I do most of my own production except I've, I've worked, Ned's pretty much the only producer I work with besides myself. And then, um, I got somewhat clams casino dropping this week.


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[Assistant] I mean yeaah, like it depends on the artist and the situation I guess, but like if a cert- if the right person hit me up and was like, you know, and was somebody I already knew about and fucked with and they wanted to be like, I'd probably make something custom. 50 grand.


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[Assistant] Another, okay, I just need to say this, like, hardest imagery in my life. He, the first time we ever met in person, he visited me in Florida and


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[Assistant] I'm like, looking at my guitar, and I look up, and he is in the fucking Creed shirt, just hate-moshed, crowd-killing, like, just skull-cracking kids, like, with the fucking Creed shirt on, then he spin-kicks some dude, like, and I'd never seen something so hard in my life, cause he had the fucking- Yeah, it was all for Stapp.


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[Assistant] Shows are starting to look the same, like even like on tour, like, like more than half the dates, uhm,


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[Assistant] That'd be real mosh shit. Yeah, like I'd call for, one time, it was in Virginia Beach, I called for a circle pit for a song and like,


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[Assistant] Instead of a circle pit, there was literally, it was like just a big circle and then there was 10 kids just fucking swinging fists and spin kicking each other. It was insane. It was crazy to see it just like an all rap show. Like to see that kind of like crowd come out. It was awesome.


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[Assistant] It's mainly like, like it was this, cause the vocalists of uhm, my old band I told you like got me into rap, he showed me this group called the Dirty Boys, who like, no one knows who the fuck they are unless you're literally from like the hood in the south, like they're just this random ass like, group that kinda sounds like Outkast, only like with a more like thuggish, trappy vibe I guess, and like,


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[Assistant] Both of those dudes are like really fast rappers. Uhm, and like just straight tongue twisting like triplets and shit like that. And that was like the first like trap, even before I heard 3-6 or Bone Thugs was that. That made me want to like start rapping.


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[Assistant] Take it seriously, I guess. And then from there, obviously I got into like Bone Thugs and 3-6 Mafia and like, I sort of just cultivated it all around that and then like I...


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[Assistant] Once I started, like, getting tired of just doing the same, uhm, like Memphis sounds and everything, I got into groups like, uh, Death Grips. And uhm,


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[Assistant] Uh, trying to think, like, I started listening to this band, Full of Hell, uhm, is my favorite band right now, but they're like a noisy, like, grindcore band.


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[Assistant] And start experimenting with different sounds and stuff like that. And like, I kinda just take all this shit and I just...


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[Assistant] Throw it in a mixing pot and just like see what comes out, you know.


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[Assistant] I, I never, like, truthfully, I never listen to Xavier Wolf. I only know, like, Ethel Wolf. Oh, really? Yea, yea. I don't really know any Xavier songs. Like, there's some, like, I played a show with him in Phoenix, uh, like, two weeks ago, and, and he played some, like, Xavier songs, and I, I, they sounded familiar, because I've heard him, like, being played at parties, but, like,


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[Assistant] As far as actively listening, like, on my iPod, like, it was only Ethan Wolf. Right. Yeah. And once, like,


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[Assistant] Once Raider Clan stopped being a thing, like I, I didn't really listen to underground rap, like at all. From there I just kind of like...


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[Assistant] Like once that, once they stopped doing music, I was like, okay, like I want to kind of go back to my roots and just listen to all this old emo shit I used to like and metalcore shit. Like I started just kind of heavily getting back into like under oath and like.


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah, they're just like this, yeaah, they're just like this weird ass, I wouldn't even, I couldn't think of another band that sounds like them honestly, but like I'm also into like, like,


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[Assistant] My favorite band of all time is probably Number 12 Looks Like You, or like, Circle Takes a Square, like, jazzy, like, weird grindcore bands. They make me want to like, make music kind of just because they're so out there and just like, experimental with it and then like,


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[Assistant] Uhm, shit like Brand New is obviously like, one of my favorite bands.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, yeaah. Yeaah, Horace is all, I mean, Horace is my roommate, uhm, I live with him and Brennan and like, so sometimes I hear shit that he's like, kind of like in the process of working or whatever and it's like super just like, it's like going back to the roots of like, you know, pop punk and stuff like that, it's sick. That's what it reminds me of, like, it's something totally different than rap, you couldn't even call it that.


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[Assistant] Yeah, definitely. I like, I've sampled uhm, I'm really, I'm like, I'm kinda picky with like, the types of, uh, riffs or parts that I'd put in a song, like, cause, cause it's hard to like, put like,


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[Assistant] It's hard to sample like a straight like distorted, you know, death metal riff, like a breakdown or something without it kind of sounding like, you know, really like corny. I guess like rap rocky. Like, but I've done shit where like I'll sample like a breakdown like for the end of a song or something like that. But like now, I don't know. Now I'm kind of trying.


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[Assistant] To move more towards just like, like organic music especially cause now I put everything on Spotify and iTunes so, I'm not trying to like, uh, I'm kind of searing away from like sampling like, even nostalgic shit anymore cause I just wanna, I'm gonna do everything more like, uhm.


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[Assistant] Just like organic, just play the guitar myself or the drums myself and just like, you know, think of some shit. But yeah, it's like, it's all kind of merging it seems like.


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[Assistant] Dude, maybe, honestly, like, it kind of depends on the artist themselves and like, you know, uhm, and who they have around them, I guess, that's like capable of like, you know, do they have somebody around them who could play guitar, you know, or has their same vision, I guess, to like, to, you know.


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[Assistant] Uh, create that kind of stuff, but I feel like, I feel like in the next like five years, like the whole mainstream is gonna change, like, like possibly, you know, if like, yeaah, I mean, yeaah, it's gonna move more towards, I think, like, uhm, just like, you know, genres, sort of, like, they're just being grey lines between everything, and it's not being so, you know, cookie cutter.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's like, yeah, I've never seen that, but like, I can totally see how like,


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[Assistant] Yeah, I actually love it here. It's pretty sick. I mean, I miss Florida, but like, uh, I don't really plan on moving back anytime soon because I like it here. There's just more going on.


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[Assistant] You've been arrested? Yea. Uhm, it was, I was in Miami and I was on my way to a show that I was playing at the time and uhm, at the time I was driving my car which was a grey marquee on 22 inch chrome rims. He rode in it.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I bought it off Craigslist. It was like 3,500 bucks. It was clean as fuck too. It was dope. I was on my way to a show. I fucked up and ran a stop sign. I had a car full of homies with me who


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[Assistant] For some reason, on this particular occasion, didn't have any weed or drugs on them at all, which was sick. But uhm, I got pulled over and...


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[Assistant] The first thing, I was in Overtown, which is like a really shitty part of Miami, and uhm,


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[Assistant] The first thing the cop asked me was, do you have any weapons in the car? And I was kind of taken aback by that because the cops never just asked me that, like, as a first question. And I was like, yeaah, because at the time I had my gun on me, but I had my concealed weapons permit too. So like I told them, I was like, yeaah, I have a Glock in the center console.


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[Assistant] He was like, okay, I need to see the weapon and I need to see your, uh, permit for it and your license and registration, obviously. So I handed him all that shit.


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[Assistant] I was like, and, and the gun's right here, and I go to lift up this, he sees the handle, and he fucking flips, and he puts his gun right in my face. And I was scared shitless, I was like, holy fuck, I'm gonna die. Cause I was like, this is right when like that whole, I don't know what year, it was like 2013.


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[Assistant] That week I was starting to see all those videos. I was like scared as fuck. I was like, oh my god. And then like, he was like, get the fuck out of the car. And I kind of froze. And I just put my hands on the wheel. And he was like, get the fuck out of the car. And I didn't move. I was just like, I kind of, I should have just got out of the damn car, but I didn't really like know what to do. And I felt like I didn't have enough time to react.


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[Assistant] And then he threw me in the back of the car and I asked the cop in that car, like, what am I being arrested for? And he just wasn't answering. And then eventually he would just every once in a while say shut the fuck up.


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[Assistant] Uhm, so I wasn't really getting anywhere with that. But then like, they, they, they, he called for backup, like,


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[Assistant] I guess cause like, I had a car full of homies and like, the car was pretty conspicuous and like, they probably thought for sure they were gonna find something on me. Right. Or they thought that the gun wasn't licensed or registered, which it was. And there was actually, there was literally six, like, sheriffs that pulled up. Cause in, in Florida, I don't know how it was here.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, and in Florida, when, when a cop calls for backup, it's always sheriffs, it's never just cops, it's always sheriffs. So there's six sheriffs there. And uhm,


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[Assistant] I'm gonna get my ass beat in here, shit, it was like psychological, like, just fucking like, like anyone who's, who's spent more than a month in jail, like, props to you, cause like that shit psychologically fucks me, like, cause I just felt like-


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[Assistant] Exactly, that's why like after that, I was like, literally after that happened, I stopped getting in the fights or, or any, like even thinking about the possibility of having to use my gun at all, like unless it's like I really needed to.


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[Assistant] And like, that's why I've kind of never been, as my career started to evolve, I've never been about like, um, you know, gangster shit or talking about like, I have very few lines where I talk about my gun or violence really at all because like,


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's really not worth it, especially when you have, you actually have something to lose.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that kind of shit's for, you know, if you don't have anything.


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[Assistant] So I kinda started this side project, it's like, just like dark, like industrial techno, weird shit, and uhm, I've been listening to like, just instrumental stuff like Boards of Canada, and like, uh, getting into like, like Animal Collective, and like stuff like that, kinda just to like, keep on, and then I listen to like black metal stuff too, like,


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[Assistant] Uhm, not like all types, like, I don't like the stuff that's really like, you know, uhm, I guess, you know, corny and just like raunchy I like.


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[Assistant] Nah, like, I mean, newer black metal, like, if you search up any kind of, like, most modern black metal bands, like, it'll be a, you know, a music video with, like, a song that's really overly produced. Right. Cause to me, like, like, black metal's supposed to be raw and sound like shit and, like, sound like crusty, you know, shit. And, like, that's, you know, that's the kind of stuff I like. I guess it kind of inspires me.


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[Assistant] When I first got into that, I obviously started with like the first and second wave, like Scandinavian black metal, and I got into like Varg Vikernes and Euronymous and like Mayhem and all that shit.


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[Assistant] I've looked into it a little bit, I saw his like short films and his like, he has his little like, uh, yeah, and like he has rants and like, I'm honestly like, I feel like if I get too into the dude politically, it's gonna make me not like the music anymore.


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[Assistant] I mean, from what I learned, like, at the time of when he, like, you know, killed Euronymous and burnt, you know, those churches, which he didn't burn all of them, but I guess apparently he only burnt one, but like, it was, it was in the name of, like, paganism, like, cause, you know, the Norse are, like, serious about, uh,


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[Assistant] On purpose, gotten into any of his like religious or political shit because like...


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[Assistant] I just feel like it's gonna make me, like, view him and even the genre differently, but uh...


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[Assistant] Uhm, yeaah, for like videos I have sometimes. Really? Oh, okay. I did a painting, of course me too, it's like kind of inspiring to me. I've been thinking about bringing it back.


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[Assistant] Maybe it could be worth it. I honestly think it will, because like, again, it's just like I was saying before, it's one of those things, it's like, if you really wanna do it, just fucking do it. Right.


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[Assistant] Yeah, what's cooler now is there's kids who actually like listen to metal that are making music and stuff like that. I think it's like important, uhm, you know, to represent stuff that you, you know, actually fuck with and things, so.


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[Assistant] Yeah, uhm, I got the third, uh, Damon EP is coming out with Net Arb, uhm, pretty soon. And then, uh, me and him are gonna be doing some stuff. And then I have a, a full length album coming out, uhm, probably like end of summer, early fall. And then, uh, and then tour after that.


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[Assistant] Uh, it's gonna be me, Wavy Jones, NetArb, that's pretty much it.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah. I try to like, cause to me lyrics really fucking matter. I think it's important to like,


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[Assistant] And not even in like a way where it's like, you know, oh, I'm like trying to tell my story every single time. Like even if it's an ignorant song, I think like there's just, I take pride in it's fun to like get a certain message across through lyrics that like until you actually read the lyrics, you don't even understand like know what the fuck I'm saying, which I know is a problem for a lot of people, but like,


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[Assistant] For sure, like, I mean, most of the lyrics that I have when I'm rapping fast, I would never use those lyrics in like a slow, calm, audible rap, because if you could clearly hear what I'm saying some of those times in those lyrics, it'd be corny as fuck.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it would just sound cheesy like, but like, if it's kinda inaudible and the flow sounds good, and then you go back and read it, it's like, you know, I feel like it just means more, you know.


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[Assistant] I just, I kinda feel like it's like going that direction almost. Which is cool, I'm all for it.


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[Assistant] A new name altogether, like whatever the fuck I make or like, like my uhm, you know, peers make I guess, like that you don't really feel right calling it just rap, like in another 15, 20 years it could maybe have a name, like you know, that we just don't know right now.


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[Assistant] It's exactly like, think about like, when Hardcore started, like, like the Gorilla Biscuits didn't like, come out and be like, we're a Hardcore band. You know, like, they, it's like...


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[Assistant] They didn't figure that name out until way later, you know, I feel like, or like same with black metal, like, you know, it's just like, I don't know. And then it kind of just evolves on its own, like, you know, or like fans give it names, I guess, like.


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[Assistant] That's what's so funny, dude. That's what's so funny about, like, now that you bring that up, like, uhm, I vividly remember when I started uploading music videos or being on SoundCloud over like five years ago.


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[Assistant] It's so weird how that is. Cause I remember actually, like Eminem actually was like an influence of mine. Like in the, like when I first started rapping, you know, and I feel like now that's not, that's probably not the case with most like kids starting.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, yeaah, cause I, when I first, like the first music I made, which is nowhere on the internet, thank god, uhm, like was just, was extremely eminent, like I put like sound clips and stuff, like if I mentioned, if I mentioned a chainsaw, I'd put like a, like I was very into that shit.


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[Assistant] I was edged for a while, I was edged in high school, like most of high school was straight edged and then uhm, I literally broke edged because all my, cause in South Florida there's a lot of like rednecks, and I had a lot of friends that were like,


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[Assistant] No dude, what they did was like, it was at this party, it was actually one of the first parties I ever went to, cause I never left the house. But like, this kid, this redneck dude's like, here, wanna sip of this shit? And like, I took a sip, and he's like, it's an energy drink, and I-


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[Assistant] I drank it and uhm, it tasted weird as fuck and I looked and it said alcohol content like 10% or something and I was like you fucking cunt.


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[Assistant] With Ghost Main as a cool song name. I was like, oh, that's a tight song name. Cause like at the time, like Main was like kind of like, I guess more popular anyway.


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[Assistant] Yeah, and like, I was just, I thought it would be a cool idea for a song name, and I wrote this whole song about me being introverted and making plans with people and then ghosting on them, because like, that's literally what I would do, like, because I'd make plans with someone,


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[Assistant] Exactly, yeaah, and I literally, I just wrote that song about that, and then uhm, like a few weeks later I was like, my name is fucking terrible. Like, this is, Ghost Me is an awesome name, like I'm just gonna...


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[Assistant] Like, I just stick with that. And the original song name didn't have the E in the center. Uhm, when I decided to make it my rap name, I threw that in there because I thought it would kind of set it apart and just make it like, you know, different. And I think actually the Twitter handle goes to me without the E was already taken. So I just, I kind of threw that in there. I appreciate it.


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[Assistant] Before we go into this, um, yeah, shouts out my mom, uh, my brother, my family, always hold me down. Shouts out Nemesis, Young Scoob, Mike Darling, um, Baby Lou, fucking, uh.


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[Assistant] Yo, it's like, even like Cutthroat, like with the photography shit, so it's like, you know, like rap, like people will fuck with you and like, they'll not hit you up, they'll just use you for shit, but like Pui, like really like, from day one, like fucked with me and like fucking like, just like.


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[Assistant] Recognize that feeling? It is the feeling of being together.


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[Assistant] To west, to south. Stories of perseverance, of family, of love. If a story brings us together, it's what matters most.


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[Assistant] You have agreed to a duel en se retournant at 22 paces. Yes.


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[Assistant] It is my duty to suggest there is still time to settle your difference by an apology.


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[Assistant] On my command, marché, you will start to move. And on my command, tiré, you turn and fire. Are you ready? Take your places.


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[Assistant] And how do you think about that and, you know, what should be done there?


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[Assistant] But, apparently I didn't bring the no card with me, which is kind of disappointing.


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[Assistant] I'm surprised no one has voted for this guy much lately. I mean he's only been getting like 6%, 7% at best. And I really do like him, like him and Roscoe are at the top of my list. T-Bone here number 3 is also at the top of my list.


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[Assistant] Yeah, there's nothing else. Actually, there's APB, but yeah, we can only have five options in the poll, and those are the five for today. Alright guys, let's take a look here at the package of Ernie. So, Ernie is in the same case as like all the cars that I just showed, like these guys right here. T-Bone is a first look, so that's an exception.


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[Assistant] Very soon. The full list of contents is in the description below. Probably one of the best cases ever that we'll ever get. However, I do have the case list for September and those are absolutely amazing as well.


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[Assistant] Alright, time to talk about Ernie's appearance in the movie, Cars 3. Uhm, yeaah, I don't really know.


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[Assistant] It'd be kind of foolish of them not to do that in my opinion. Alright, comparison time between the two Ernie's here. So they're


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[Assistant] Just, oh my gosh, they are just incredibly different. As you can see, the cars 1 version just is more of a squared off model, a little bit more blocky, whereas the new version is curvy. So, classic surgery, question mark, new


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[Assistant] I don't know, I can't think of it right now. I know the person watching my videos as well. His name is Kyle. He always says I just-


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[Assistant] Fake taillights, because you know, they were fake, they were just stickers, and he was like, I'm not all about that, I don't need the fake stickers, he's just going to go without them. But now he actually has real headlights. I said taillights, I meant headlights. And since they are real, you have to have these stickers below, so that's why the 93 is down there. Seems pretty small on him.


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[Assistant] You can see how the leaf design, woah, that is so bright. Woah, woah, woah. The leaf design carries over from these sides there.


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[Assistant] On the hood here you see the updated experiment logo there, which looks absolutely fantastic. The text is more three-dimensional there. You can see like the depth and shadow behind it. And instead of just having that one tire there with the two leaves coming out of it with some sparkles, you now have just like


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[Assistant] Very realistic, it's like they went to walmart.com, went to the like, tire section copy and pasted it onto Sparement. I'm just kidding, but, you know, it's seriously like they did that, what's that like?


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[Assistant] Also, he has the worried expression. Now, as you will see later on when I do a little comparison, the eyes are the same, but you just flip over the mouth there to a frown, and it's a completely different looking expression.


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[Assistant] Is all they gotta do, really, in my opinion, flipping stuff, rotating stuff, that's fine with me. They don't need to go to any more effort than that, and I am content.


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[Assistant] I just had to put that up to my face because I just noticed that his rims have trim. Wow, that is awesome. It's hard to see on the camera, but they're actually white with blue trim. That is awesome. Not many racers get that treatment.


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[Assistant] I know the most recent racer that got that treatment was Lane Lock, which was like two days ago, but still, that's just a fluke. So that's pretty awesome there. Black Lightyear tires there, of course, Lightyear on the fenders as well, the front fenders, I should say.


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[Assistant] His contingency sponsors are the Pissing Cup, Violin Revolting, RPM, Nitroate, Octane Gain, Clutch Aid, and Cars 1. He had a lot more there. He had like all of those plus like 10 more.


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[Assistant] More exciting. So you have this one leaf here that starts there, stops there. Then you have this bigger one here that encapsulates C93. Some small ones down here.


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[Assistant] And then some more smaller ones over here as well. So definitely looks great. And it's all this light blue color with some sparkles in there as well. You can see they're kind of like snowflakes. And the snowflake is really emphasized on the next gen. So you guys will see that when it comes out.


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[Assistant] And he does have like this grey, I don't know, run board down here, along with the red arrow to indicate to the picker where to lift Ernie up at to do work on the undercarriage. So basically,


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[Assistant] Surely, or no this is not surely, this is Piccolo Perry would lift him up there and then BAM they do some work on the base. And there is the base if you are interested in that kind of stuff.


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[Assistant] Kinda boring to me. He does have exhaust pipes on both sides, by the way.


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[Assistant] Moving toward the back here now, you have the Sparement logo which is very similar to the one there on the hood. It's just resized a little bit and organized a little bit differently.


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[Assistant] You have the gas cap right there. The gray run board stripe continues on. On the roof you have a big leaf N93 with the roof flaps and four sparkles. Here is what it was before. Very basic, you know, with the white outline. It looks just


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[Assistant] I'm talking about guys. Now below the back window here you have the Spare Mint logos. This one is pretty much the same as on the sides and on the hood there. And you have all those sparkles behind it. Before just the flat blue color there with the typical Spare Mint logo there.


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[Assistant] Just so insanely different because of the colors, but you have the camera there to get some cool shots of racing from behind, and then you have the Sparrowman logo again, which I do wish they changed it up a little bit, but it's no big deal. You have some leaves just going on right here in 93, some flying leaves over there as well.


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[Assistant] And here's what it was before. I did kind of like this leaf design and how they were like symmetrical on both sides, but you know what, I do prefer the Cars 3 version for sure.


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[Assistant] Now they have two entirely different expressions. First, you know, the models are different and the eyes as well. There's no flipping here at all. If you flipped that, you would not get that. If you rotated that, you would not get that. But their models are completely identical in terms of shape and what not.


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[Assistant] I mean all the cars 3 models, the 3 ones that we have are pretty curvy, but this one I'd say is the most curvy.


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[Assistant] Now, their eyes are the same there, if you look. I mean, Ernie's eyes are a little closer to the bottom there, but, you know, it's pretty much the same. And how this right eyelid curls up, that one is closer to the eye there, so you can see that that is identical there.


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[Assistant] What is this? Darren Ledfoh, I'm sorry I forgot there. Again, the mouth is different, so they actually sculpted a brand new mouth for Ernie because, you know, if you flipped any of these little smirks here, you would definitely not get that mouth showing the teeth and everything.


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[Assistant] Now this is what I like to call the determined expression. Ernie has the worried expression.


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[Assistant] Oh, come on. How can I forget his name? Ernest? Ernest? Ernest? Ernest? It's Ernest something.


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[Assistant] They all look really cool together with all the spare mint decals. I love how simple Piccolo Perry is because he just has, or she, actually I'm pretty sure it's a he, just has the tire leaf logo.


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[Assistant] Just no writing at all, just entirely, which is very simple. It gets the job done for sure. So let's bring in everybody here.


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[Assistant] Thank you guys so much for watching. I hope you enjoyed this video. Ernest P. Rakes, I just remembered that. So that is the Sparrowman Crew Chief right here. Actually, I was going to look it up and I was typing Sparrowman Crew Chief and as I was looking it up, I remembered and I hit the search button and there it was.


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[Assistant] Welcome to the party, Ernest. And I think it just kinda threw me off that his name is pretty similar to Ernie. In fact, it's pretty much the same. Ernie is just like an abbreviation.


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[Assistant] And guys, thank you again for watching. I hope this video was enjoyable. And by the way, actually, if that question was too easy, because I think it is, let me know which


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[Assistant] Kal Weathers model is your favorite out of all these here. And the ones I don't have like Murray Clutchburn on the table. Or what is the other one I don't have on the table?


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[Assistant] I don't know, maybe I have them all except for Murray, but thank you guys, and we'll see you next time for another video. Bye now!


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[Assistant] What I think is cool, too, is like, Adam, what you're talking about, like the skate park and what you see is, uh, like when I go to shows, you see all these little kids, or younger kids, in school and, you know, they're at a show, that is, that is their night, that is their week.


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[Assistant] They're, you know, ecstatic to be there and, you know, you remember being a kid doing the same thing.


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[Assistant] That was when Brennan first, uh, became a vegetarian. Oh, you still are, huh? You found out. Oh, you got over it. And then, I don't know, you were just like, Brennan, so when did you become such a loser? You didn't say loser.


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[Assistant] Have I the pleasure of seeing my old friend Copperfield again? He replied.


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[Assistant] My dear! Come and meet this gentleman, my love!


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[Assistant] And although we all tried hard to persuade him to stay, he refused to listen. He took his coat, hat, bag and stick, and stepped out into the darkness.


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[Assistant] We watched him walking along the London road until he disappeared from sight. I often thought of that lonely figure in the next few weeks and months, walking through strange streets in foreign cities, looking for his adopted child. When I thought of him, I remembered his last words to us. If anything happens to me, if I don't come back, tell her I forgive her. Tell her


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[Assistant] Mademoiselle L'Empereur, your piano teacher.


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[Assistant] Maybe there are several mademoiselle emperors who teach piano in Rouen.


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[Assistant] Why is this in my boot? How strange.


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[Assistant] And if you haven't got any cash...


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[Assistant] But if you pay off your bills with me now, you won't have to worry any more.


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[Assistant] Received from Madame Bovary. 160 pounds.


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[Assistant] Oh? Why do you always have to come and make trouble?


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[Assistant] She'll have stayed with Mademoiselle L'Empereur, her piano teacher.


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[Assistant] In 1959, I wrote my autobiography for an assignment in Mrs. King's sixth grade. In 29 pages, most half-filled with earnest scrawl, I described my parents, brothers, pets, house, hobbies, school, sports, and plans for the future.


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[Assistant] Forty-two years later, I began writing another memoir. This one about the eight years I spent in the White House living history with Bill Clinton.


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[Assistant] I quickly realized that I couldn't explain my life as First Lady without going back to the beginning. How I became the woman I was that first day I walked into the White House on January 20, 1993.


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[Assistant] To take on a new role and experiences that would test and transform me in unexpected ways.


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[Assistant] Although I've had to be selective, I hope I've conveyed the push and pull of events and relationships that affected me and continue to shape and enrich my world today.


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[Assistant] Since leaving the White House, representing New York and the United States Senate has been a humbling and daunting responsibility, and one I hope to write about more fully at a later time.


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[Assistant] The horrific events of September 11th, 2001 made that clearer by bringing home to New Yorkers and Americans the role we must all play to protect and strengthen the democratic ideals that have inspired and guided our nation for more than 200 years.


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[Assistant] These are the same ideals that as far back as I can remember were nurtured in me growing up.


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[Assistant] A political life I've often said is a continuing education in human nature, including one's own.


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[Assistant] My eight years in the White House tested my faith and political beliefs, my marriage and our nation's constitution and system of government.


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[Assistant] I became a lightning rod for political and ideological battles waged over America's future and a magnet for feelings, good and bad, about women's choices and roles.


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[Assistant] This is the story of how I experienced those eight years as First Lady and as the wife of the President, and how I made the decision to run for the United States Senate from New York and develop my own political voice.


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[Assistant] Some may ask how I could give an accurate account of events, people, and places that are so recent and of which I am still a part.


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[Assistant] I have done my best to convey candidly my observations, thoughts and feelings as I experience them.


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[Assistant] This is not meant to be a comprehensive history, but a personal memoir that offers an inside look at an extraordinary time in my life and in the life of America.


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[Assistant] It's also possible that the surrounding area had become overpopulated, so these people moved to the plateau.


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[Assistant] It was a farming society and people also raised cattle, sheep and goats. They developed specialized methods of farming and breeding livestock.


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[Assistant] On the other hand, they knew nothing about using support beams to shore up the walls. So they kept the walls from falling down by building the structures that you see here.


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[Assistant] There was also a superb example of an individual site, which contained a rich assortment of burial items.


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[Assistant] They lived in a very confined space, and they did so without major conflicts.


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[Assistant] They'd sand down each end until they were quite thin.


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[Assistant] What's this? How can he have two monsters in his center position? That boy should follow the rules.


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[Assistant] She shouldn't have had no fur, but I do feel sorry for her.


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[Assistant] I know. I'll ask the doctor to return the horse-riding whip.


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[Assistant] If instead of paying the money you would like to take


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[Assistant] I can't leave the country and take care of a child? And how expensive children are. No, no, it would have been too stupid, although she was a pretty mistress.


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[Assistant] Chapter 6 One evening in the beginning of April, she was sitting upstairs with little berth.


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[Assistant] She came up to her mother with a smile on her face. Leave me alone, said Emma, gently pushing the girl away. The little girl soon returned, holding her mother's knees, looking at her with big blue eyes. Oh, leave me alone, will you? And she pushed her away again with her elbow. Berth fell against a drawer and cut her cheek. Madame Bovary picked her up.


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[Assistant] Charles told her it was not serious and cared for the girls wound. Emma refused to go to dinner.


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[Assistant] And stayed upstairs alone to look after her child. After Berth fell asleep, she no longer worried, and then thought herself a very good mother to have been worried over something so small. As she watched her daughter sleep, she thought to herself, strange, what an ugly child she is.


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[Assistant] As Charles returned late that evening from the chemists to discuss the health of his child, he found his wife watching their sleeping child. It's really nothing to worry about, he said, kissing her on her forehead.


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[Assistant] While at the chemists, he wished to speak with Leon about an important matter. Leon wondered if he suspected something. At last, after Charles had closed the door,


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[Assistant] He requested that Leon find out about prices of portraits while in Rouen.


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[Assistant] He wanted to give a portrait of himself to his dear wife as a small surprise.


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[Assistant] Leon was more upset than usual. Leon was tired of loving, but not seeing that love returned. He was bored with Yarnville and the people there. He soon decided to leave for Paris. He would become an artist. When the moment came for him to leave, Madame Homme began to cry, as did Justin.


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[Assistant] He asked, He's out. She repeated, He's out. And then there was silence. They looked at each other, thinking the same thought.


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[Assistant] And he handed her back to her mother. Take her, she said to the maid. They were alone again. Soon he departed.


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[Assistant] He said, Yes, good-bye, go. They looked at each other, and he was gone. As he walked away from the house, he turned around for a final look, and he saw a shadow at the upstairs window. Come in, shake hands, said Homay, with tears in his eyes. Monsieur Leon then left. Homay returned home. Hours after Leon left,


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[Assistant] Emma opened her window and looked toward Paris.


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[Assistant] How far away he'll be already, she thought.


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[Assistant] Hulme came to visit as usual at half past six during dinner. Poor Leon, said Charles. How will he live in Paris?


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[Assistant] Madame Bovary sighed and was silent for the rest of the meal.


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[Assistant] Every single room to feel and smell and I wanted the temperatures to be either cold or hot or smell like this or smell like that and


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[Assistant] That's the way that my brain works, when I create music, when I write, when I record, when I talk about my visuals and everything.


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[Assistant] Just know that it's, it's a dream come true and like, I just wanna thank you all for being here.


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[Assistant] Chapter 12 Tess's Wedding Day Tess's family had not been invited. Angel's brothers had not replied to his letter. His parents said he was hurrying into marriage, but that he could choose for himself. Angel did not care.


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[Assistant] He planned to introduce them to Tess as a noble Durberville in the future. Tess was still worried about the letter.


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[Assistant] She went to his room and found the letter unopened. He had not seen it. It was too late for him to read it now. She went to find him. I must confess everything to you, she said.


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[Assistant] She wanted to call him her husband so much that she said nothing else. There were not many people in the church.


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[Assistant] Tess touched Claire to make sure he was real. When she came out, she saw the carriage they were driving back in. She felt like she was in a dream.


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[Assistant] Tess was tired and sad. She was now Mrs. Angel Clair.


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[Assistant] But did she really belong to Alec D'Urberville?


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[Assistant] When they left the dairy, Claire kissed the other milkmaids goodbye. As he said goodbye to Mr. Crick, a rooster made a noise.


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[Assistant] The workers said to each other. They laughed behind their hands.


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[Assistant] Tess and Angel arrived at the old Durberville farmhouse. It was usually empty. Sometimes a woman came to cook and clean. Claire loved living with Tess. He thought to himself,


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[Assistant] It got dark and started to rain. A man from the dairy arrived with their bags.


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[Assistant] After the man left Tess sat by the fire. They were girls who had not been loved.


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[Assistant] Of course I do, said Tess. Now I have a confession for you.


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[Assistant] It is just the same, said Tess. Then she and Angel held hands.


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[Assistant] She bravely told him about how she met Alec Durberville and what happened after. When Tess finished telling her story, she could feel that things had changed. She had not cried or been upset.


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[Assistant] The fire in the fireplace looked like it was laughing at her. The things in the room seemed very cold.


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[Assistant] It had only been a short time since Claire had kissed her. Now things looked different and terrible. Claire stood closer to the fire.


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[Assistant] He felt like he had to move away from Tess. He had not understood the whole story but he knew something bad had happened.


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[Assistant] As he began to understand how horrible the story was.


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[Assistant] He was talking, but still could not think well. His mind had stopped working. He would not look at Tess. Tess walked to him. She stared at him, but did not cry. Then she fell to her knees next to him. Please forgive me. Please, in the name of our love. She whispered. I forgave you for the same mistake.


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[Assistant] He said, but you do not forgive me, she asked.


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[Assistant] Angel stopped to think about this. Then he began to laugh horribly. It seemed like an evil laugh. Don't laugh! shouted Tess. Her face was white. It hurts me when you laugh like that. All I want to do is make you happy. Please don't do this to me.


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[Assistant] I thought you loved me. Tess could not believe what was happening. How can you treat me this way if you love me? You frighten me. I will love you forever. No matter what happens, I want no more than you. How can you stop loving me?


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[Assistant] Tess now understood how Angel saw her. He thought she was a guilty woman. He thought she had pretended to be innocent in order to make him marry her. Tess became very afraid when she saw this. She began to fall and Angel moved to catch her.


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[Assistant] You don't want me as your wife anymore. Isn't that right, Angel? Tess began to cry very hard. Claire sat and silently watched her. He waited until her violent crying ended. Angel, am I too evil for us to be together? asked Tess.


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[Assistant] I won't ask to live with you, Angel. I don't have that right. I will not tell my family that we married.


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[Assistant] Yes, said Tess. I will do anything, even if you tell me to lay down and die.


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[Assistant] She only understood that he was angry with her. She stood in front of him and did not say anything.


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[Assistant] She did not know that he was struggling between loving and hating her. She did not see a tear roll down his cheek.


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[Assistant] He understood that Tess's confession had changed his whole life. He had to make a decision. He had to do something.


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[Assistant] He tried to speak very gently.


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[Assistant] He left, supper was on the table. There were two glasses of wine. No one had eaten or drank.


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[Assistant] She followed Claire like a dog follows its owner. Tess felt she had to speak to him. I'm so sorry, Angel, she said. I did not plan it.


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[Assistant] I did not want those terrible things to happen to me. And I did not want to lie to you.


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[Assistant] It might have been better if she had not spoken at all. Angel, I was a young girl when it happened. I didn't know anything about men.


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[Assistant] My mother knows other women who had much more terrible pasts than mine. Their husbands didn't mind too much.


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[Assistant] And I love you more than those women could love their husbands.


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[Assistant] Tess accepted what he had said. She knew he did not love her as he had just a few hours ago. Nothing else mattered. They continued to walk in the dark. They looked sad and did not talk. Finally, Tess said, I do not want to make your life sad. There is a river nearby. I can end my life. I am not afraid.


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[Assistant] She found the fire still burning and the food on the table.


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[Assistant] She went to the bedroom and saw flowers over the bed. Angel had happily hung the flowers. Now they looked silly and wrong. Tess lay down.


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[Assistant] She had nothing left to fear and nothing to hope for. She was lonely and she fell asleep.


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[Assistant] He made a bed for himself downstairs and went to see if Tess was asleep. He was glad to see her sleeping.


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[Assistant] He felt like only he could decide what to do.


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[Assistant] He felt responsible for her life and for his. Claire began to leave, but turned back. He still loved Tess. Then he saw a painting on the wall. It was of a woman with a proud look. She was one of Tess's ancestors. She looked like she hated all men. He thought she looked like Tess. The picture made him leave the room.


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[Assistant] He went downstairs to his cold bed. Claire was calm. It was cold.


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[Assistant] He had fought against his desire to be with Tess, but he did not like this.


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[Assistant] He found it hard to believe that Tess was not the pure woman she seemed to be. Life could be full of surprises. He blew out the candle and the room was dark.


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[Assistant] No thank you, Arnold. I will wait for the bus.


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[Assistant] We got motherfucking V-Nasty in the building today, I can't believe it. Gang shit.


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[Assistant] And, uh, how long you been on the backwoods? I feel like you were a swisher girl for a long time.


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[Assistant] But you were just saying you think that Slim Jesus might, you kind of feel like some of his, uh, his soul, his style.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, he, but he had the opposite tactic where he just immediately denied. He's like, I'm not about all that shit, blah blah blah. And granted, you were never talking about the crazy, I'm gonna kill you shit necessarily. But, uh.


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[Assistant] Just, I don't know, sometimes it might interfere. But, no, it's all good. But, uh, or do you want those over here?


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[Assistant] Who would he, who would he have dated in your opinion out of the white girl mob? Slim Jesus. Probably none, none of them, right?


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[Assistant] So, so let's go back in time. Let's talk about, uhm, pre-Gucci Gucci. What was the relationship of the crew? Was the name White Girl Mob even being used before that video came out?


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[Assistant] No. But you were in jail when the video came out, right?


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[Assistant] So that line, is that still what people say when they see you on the street?


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[Assistant] Even before the video, before it started to go viral, you knew that the song was a big deal?


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[Assistant] And so what were you guys doing at the time that started blowing up? Like where were you at in your life?


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[Assistant] Okay, and so you guys were just chilling and did you remember what the excitement level was, what the aura was like in the room when you guys-


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[Assistant] We just watched the whole documentary on Vice of him like eating too. Was Ritfraf in the whole situation at this time too?


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[Assistant] Right. And so, uh, so then the song comes out and blows up, like did everything start to change all of a sudden? Was it some weird shit where all of a sudden you had hella media opportunities and stuff like that? Or how did you take advantage of the situation you were all of a sudden in?


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[Assistant] Right. When you, but what area did you grow up in and, and was it- East Oakland. East Oakland. And so, did you ever get a hard time from black people for saying the N-word at that time in your life or no? Never. Never. Never.


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[Assistant] Did anybody, uh, come to your, like, a bunch of rappers, black rappers, came to your defense? Is there anybody in particular that like stood out to you as like they came out and they said that they thought it was cool that you were saying it?


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[Assistant] I assume that, like, Debbie and Kreshawn, they were saying it before they got poppin', and then they, like, sw- they didn't say it publicly, they- they kinda took a step back, and you were the only one who sorta kept talkin' the way that you had always been talkin', right?


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[Assistant] Was there ever a time that you got super serious about rapping? Was it like after Gucci Gucci that you were like, I'm gonna really make this a thing?


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[Assistant] So that's the mission now. Do you feel like you were kinda bullshitting in your raps beforehand in comparison to now where you really wanna talk about the shit that you've been through?


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[Assistant] Give me some examples here. What's the craziest shit you've ever been through that you can talk about right now?


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[Assistant] How many, uh, what are the typical causes of death for like people you lost in past years? Mostly violence?


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[Assistant] Is that something that you're scared of? Like when you look at that, are you like, oh, that, that could have been me. I could have came out in that.


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[Assistant] Uh huh. But then there's certain factions of people hatin' on you as well?


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[Assistant] Well, it's over the fact that you're well known, right? And that that's through music and then people hate on you for being well known or doing anything with your life or being in music videos, talking your shit. That's what they have to hate you for, right?


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[Assistant] But exclusively you're into women? Yea. When did that change?


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[Assistant] What kind of diet are you looking for in a blowjob? Both of you.


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[Assistant] What, uh, but how do you feel, I don't think Islam looks very friendly, friendly-ly upon, uh, gay women seeing each other.


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[Assistant] Lately I've been asking everybody about Isis and Donald Trump. You're a Donald Trump fan?


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[Assistant] I think a lot of people are down to vote for him just based on that.


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[Assistant] So can we talk about your relationship with the other former members of the White Girl Mob, uh, how long, do you get along with Kreshaan these days?


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[Assistant] Do you ever talk to her? Not really. Not really. Yeaah. What about Debbie?


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[Assistant] Why, what happened? You guys were making nice videos about each other like a year or two ago.


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[Assistant] Oh, you just changed your mind? Sorry, uh, to our listeners, a couple of our friends have showed up. Our friends, actually. I'm a honky. Yeah.


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[Assistant] Uhm, so, was there a particular moment, everybody's gotta be quiet just for the record, uh, was there a particular moment where you felt like she like in particular disrespected you or something, where you just got this bad blood between you?


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[Assistant] Do you think that's the weird thing is that like you are hanging out with a couple of different people and then all of a sudden something happens that you become like famous?


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[Assistant] And then all of a sudden you're expected to stick hanging out with these people for the rest of your life. Like I was thinking about the same thing with Odd Future. You know, it's like they were a group of friends and then they blew up and then they stop all hanging out together and everybody acts so shocked like, oh Odd Future broke up, blah blah blah. But I mean, they were just...


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[Assistant] Do you want to play it right now so we can all hear it and we can all form our own conclusions?


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[Assistant] Damn, so can we have the full version for the Nojumper YouTube or what?


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[Assistant] One of the lines in there was you're getting shit written. Is that a big deal to you that she doesn't write around raps?


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[Assistant] That was a great song. What about Summertime?


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[Assistant] That was a good song. We had a summer where we listened to that song, a fucking shitload. And I liked the video a lot too. Why weren't you in that video?


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[Assistant] Yeah, I appreciate that. No, I bet I heard you're doing some other stuff as well.


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[Assistant] Bob's standing over there. Uhm, okay, so let's talk about pimping.


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[Assistant] What do I need to know? What is this? Like, how did you get into this sort of thing?


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[Assistant] So you're saying that you went and got your own hoe and you became a pimp sort of like without telling him? And then you showed him?


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[Assistant] So you don't know about the Zola story that was all viral on Twitter? Zola? She doesn't know. You know about it, right?


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[Assistant] It's like 150 tweets in a row. So it definitely takes a good 15 minutes to read this thing.


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[Assistant] No, I'm not saying, you know, in your car right now, but I'm talking in general. Okay, but can I ask you this one final question? Don't women not need pimps anymore because of the internet?


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[Assistant] Why can't these women pimp themselves? That's what I don't understand.


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[Assistant] You're saying that they're not smart enough to be able to do it on their own? Nah. Okay. So, uh, well that's interesting. Can we talk about you doing a Mistape with Gucci?


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[Assistant] So how did this happen in the first place? Cause everybody wanted to know at the time and I don't know if you ever really spoke on it.


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[Assistant] So what, him and his people, they actually were just like, they fucked with you out of everybody in the group.


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[Assistant] Okay. And so what was that like? How many hours you were around him? Like how many days? What was it? Three days. Okay. And you did the whole mixtape together.


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[Assistant] But people probably think that you paid him to do that project. Is that not true?


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[Assistant] Oh, okay. They did sell it when it first came out, okay.


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[Assistant] I think in person he's kind of strange. Or so I've heard. Maybe a little weird to be around.


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[Assistant] That blunt is so fat it looks like a telescope.


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[Assistant] Salas. I gotta stop salas. I gotta stop putting the T on the end. Is that kinda sus?


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[Assistant] Do you remember anything about that video of Riff Raff freestyling on your lap with Andy Molinakis? Cause we're, I really, I love that freestyle very deeply.


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[Assistant] I've heard this from people that you're a prolific, very, which means very big time weed smoker. That's another thing not to bring up.


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[Assistant] And is that why you got so sick and everything? Cause that's a drug that you're kinda not supposed to go cold turkey off, right?


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[Assistant] You know, my sister works at a detox center in Massachusetts. She told me that people try to check their kids in for weed detox all the time. And coke detox, which she said does not exist. And I didn't know that. I figured there was probably some kind of coke detox.


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[Assistant] Do you, uh, do you not mess with other drugs? Besides weed?


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[Assistant] Yeah, are you an anxious person? Mmhm. These days or just in general?


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[Assistant] I noticed that you were, uh, that you were like getting kind of restless there at one point.


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[Assistant] I'll fuck with a little yes, whatever it is. I like the sounds of it. That's another example of just like a very strange syllable appearing after the little.


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[Assistant] What's your favorite rap name of all time? Just a rapper that you remember thinking like, man, that's a ho-


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[Assistant] It's almost unbelievable that he has not had to change his name at some point for like copyright infringement, right?


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[Assistant] Wait, what's your favorite Gucci mixtape or like project that comes to mind that really represents a period in your life? Cause if you're like me, there's like dozens to choose from.


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[Assistant] Leash was just in here having the conversation about how Gucci and him pretty much like, he went from writing his verses to punching in because he went in the studio with Gucci for a few days and realized you basically had to because he would have you on a song and then just, he would kick you out if you were taking too long to write your verse. He'd be like, nope, you're out, somebody else is out.


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[Assistant] Hey, mine's on some shit dot com. Just so you know. What's yours again?


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[Assistant] But do you care for Twitter and Instagram and stuff, or are you kinda not that into them?


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[Assistant] Hey, I wanna be in here. Hold on. You're 20 followers? My 30 seconds was it?


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[Assistant] I think I was pretty fucked up, like drunk as shit so I didn't really notice or care, like I wasn't in a position to care. And one night I was at this place where we were doing the show tomorrow and I probably took like 20 dabs.


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[Assistant] I ride BMX bikes and make BMX bike videos and do BMX podcasts. No, no. I was never pro.


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[Assistant] If you- you guys would probably cause more trouble than you would help, but-


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[Assistant] Okay. What is it? What has kept you so close to your mom?


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[Assistant] So are you in communication with him? Yea. Okay, and do you guys get along well?


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[Assistant] Yeaah. But he's out there, trapping, doing whatever. Doing too much. Way too much. Even by your standards. And you're doing a lot. But he's doing too much. Too much. Geez. Too much! Your mom must really have her hands full.


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[Assistant] A big guy. I'm trying to think of a big guy.


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[Assistant] Black women or white women on average?


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[Assistant] I was just watching her interview on Hot 97 and she looks fucking weird as hell.


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[Assistant] So it doesn't bother you that she lives in London and she is not, we have no indication that she is a lesbian?


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[Assistant] Just really whining in diner, like really maybe like slipper a note at her job or, you know, just go the extra mile.


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[Assistant] Well, there's something else for us to all check out. Random Yo Gotti Classic. Alright.


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[Assistant] If you're still listening to a new Young Jeezy album in 2015, you are too industry, in my opinion. Or you're just old head, you've been around too long.


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[Assistant] I listened to the new Pusha T album though and he's kind of old too in his own right, so.


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[Assistant] Well, you just raised your eyebrows in it.


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[Assistant] No, you know what? That would be the ill shit for this podcast. It's just to get me and like a couple of fucking big black dudes and we interview like a skinhead. Like a Nazi dude. And we just make fun of him. What?


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[Assistant] Because they're probably in fucking Alabama. Yeah, they're definitely not in LA, that's the problem. No, but I've heard that, like, my friend told me he's seen a bunch of dudes, uh, skinheads with, like, swastika tattoos in Huntington. So they're around.


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[Assistant] Can we, can everybody, all the white people in here, can we all agree not to join the, let's all agree not to join the Nazi gang. That's the least we can do.


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[Assistant] No, no, me neither, yeaah, that's bad. Okay, well we're signing out, be nasty, who do you want to thank?


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[Assistant] What's the conversation? She stinks. Shout out to her though, she's getting money.


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[Assistant] Alright, this is Ben V. Nassy with a little help from my girl Taylor over here. Making the fucking, uh, little mermaid, uh, fish face. Alright, thank you to Celeste for helping set this up. I finally learned how to say your name right.


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[Assistant] I like how this podcast was bracketed, begins with Slim Jesus, ends with Slim Jesus. Perfect. And that's what's cool is that we know Slim Jesus is probably going to listen to this.


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[Assistant] Slim Jesus could come do this podcast and then it'll be like the greatest meeting of the white geek minds ever. White geek? Me and him are just nerds, right? Same type of dude. Frank Block.


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[Assistant] Alright, we're outta here. Thank you, Be Nasty. Appreciate it.


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[Assistant] I hope this means he will come home more quickly.


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[Assistant] I want to help you Tess. Are you working at the other farm?


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[Assistant] That may be true, but you do have a friend.


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[Assistant] You'll see that I'm more useful than an ancient Durberville.


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[Assistant] No. Now, Miss Hunter, you must be sensible. However unfortunate that everything has gone off so well. You wouldn't want to spoil everything, would you?


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[Assistant] The duel was generally supposed to be about you. What would people say if you left him now? Wounded and alone in a nursing home. Naturally I thought you understood all this. Otherwise why have you come here?


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[Assistant] Still a bit cracked, my boy. Well, I hope you improve as you get older.


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[Assistant] I hope he's tender. And now, in conclusion, I, uh, oh yes, I should like to say a few words to General Ken.


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[Assistant] We members of the church militant can admire the heroes of the war, but in our hearts we are men of peace.


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[Assistant] On a simple and heartwarming occasion, rather than at some military ceremony.


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[Assistant] When I first heard that a general of the British army was arranging a ball for the benefit of those nurses of the West Riding who had taken part in the four year struggle, I said to myself, there is a man whose heart is in the right place.


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[Assistant] And I am glad to be able to tell you that one result is that the sum of 131 pounds, two and sixpence will be handed over to the war nurse's benevolent friend.


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[Assistant] This is our cloning lab. Here's a microscope.


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[Assistant] And on the screen you can see a cell magnified 1,500 times. Here are the technical processes to clone animals.


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[Assistant] Very existence against the most


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[Assistant] Johnson posted a 5 to 3 win last night. We'll go with Logan Webb here in game 2. Webb, who has been excellent, 10 wins, 5 losses at a 3.17 earned run average.


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[Assistant] Round number one. 0-2 cat the pitch. He struck him out swinging with another change up.


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[Assistant] Coming around third is Wade, he scores, and into second base with a stand-up double, Jock Peterson, one to nothing, Giants.


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[Assistant] Here's a change up over the inside corner. Strike three called to Madras. Two down. Runner at first. J.D. Davis. The pitch. Look out. That almost hit him. And that did hit him. Wilmer Flores will come up. But an 0-2 count to Wilmer. And he throws.


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[Assistant] Swing, line drive, right center field. Can it get down on the run and diving for it is the right fielder Allen and he makes the catch.


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[Assistant] The Giants into the last of the sixth inning. Luis Gonzalez leads off.


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[Assistant] To a dangerous hitter. And there is ball four. A change up low and in.


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[Assistant] Webb tested mightily in the eighth inning.


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[Assistant] With runners on base and the top of the order coming up, but he navigates his way through it. The pirates leave them loaded.


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[Assistant] Skoda Skuh. Hey, we were in the studio last night and it was, uh, it was great. I got to see you guys make a bunch of crazy new music. So I feel very like in touch with the creative process.


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[Assistant] It's interesting with you guys, you come in there like you're prepared as a motherfucker, like you, so you don't write down anything but you already have the whole thing written in your head?


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[Assistant] Uh-huh. Interesting. That's crazy, yeah. Seeing you guys, like, in that process, making music with Dex vs. The Kid was, was pretty crazy. I just can't believe that you guys are on that side of the room, screaming into the mic, and that everybody else is over here talking incredibly loudly and you can't hear it at all. I didn't know that that was how it worked. I always thought there was a boof.


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[Assistant] Okay, well he likes, he would like it if you could hear it in the background.


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[Assistant] Okay, but this shit is crazy, wait. Both love scars have an M. They both have an M? Oh, okay.


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[Assistant] Are you scarred from like things that have happened to you emotionally?


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[Assistant] Uhm, so what, so what, in what way are you damaged?


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[Assistant] By the streets, by girls, what has scarred you?


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[Assistant] I'm not necessarily, I wouldn't say damaged, but like. We're all a little damaged, guys.


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[Assistant] My closet, Macy's men's department. Remember when Macy's used to be hard, when people used to be able to name drop Macy's?


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[Assistant] Rocket's iconic. You've made Rocket part of everybody else's like, everybody like, you know, there's a certain thing that happens when you put somebody's name in the hook and then that song becomes a huge hit and then everybody like is thinking about it.


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[Assistant] He always does that. Last night on the Sun 2, he was saying like, I need somebody killed to call WAP. Or something like that.


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[Assistant] 1400. But I get the idea that you're pretty young and you're very, very confident and you move in a very, uh, proud, boastful way. Like a grown ass man.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's what you notice in a lot of the young kids that come out is like, yeah, they might be young, but they got like an old dude personality in a way. Like they act like they seem to a lot at 16 or however old you might be. I don't think you're 16.


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[Assistant] Really? Puts you on street shit? He give you that big ass bag of weed?


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[Assistant] Compared to you guys with the damn Draco's and the fucking porn foes and the leaders and shit.


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[Assistant] You guys get together and you start kicking it off. Do you kick it off on like a musical level or more just like a homie level?


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[Assistant] Okay, so I'm not even gonna try to explain to myself, but Wop, you tell me what Trippie's style is from your, your opinion or like what he does when he gets on a track. Better answer this right now.


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[Assistant] Okay, so what, people are trying to say that you're false claiming what you're saying you're from?


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[Assistant] So you're basically embroiled in a whole bunch of shit in your hometown. Why? Are they feeling a certain kind of way now that you're becoming successful? Rapidly?


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[Assistant] Really? Damn, that's crazy. So what were you like as a kid? Like were you always a wild ass kid? I can imagine you being pretty fucking wild.


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[Assistant] You gonna fist fight out there or what?


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[Assistant] So, you're smart. I can tell you're smart. But did you actually put in the work to do good in school? 4.0. 4.0? All through high school and shit?


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[Assistant] Damn! Gang gang. Damn, maybe school was like a lot easier 1400 years ago, I don't really know. Oh! Yeaah.


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[Assistant] Five times it. Man, that's that timeless age. Timeless. You use that word a lot, huh? Yeah, that's the new wave. That's your new wave. Cause that's like, you talk about your music and how that's your goal is to make timeless music, but that, I feel like we're almost in the age where there's almost no timeless music.


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[Assistant] Do you, but do you like, like what's your creative process when you, when you get in the studio? Do you like to like?


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[Assistant] Mess around by yourself. Are you, are you always in the studio when you record or are you doing your house or some shit?


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[Assistant] Oh, I see it. But you chop your shit down, you get rid of all the old shit, right? On Instagram you delete all your old shit?


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[Assistant] Have you always like had that in your head though that the branding and the aesthetic of your career was just as important as the music? Yes. What put you onto that? Who made you want to think like that? I made me want to think like that. Okay.


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[Assistant] So what else is there too besides just the music? There's the way you present yourself on social media, there's like the cover art, the videos, there's a lot of different things out there.


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[Assistant] You can't just be sporadic on social media because there's too many people paying attention to it now, right?


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[Assistant] It's crazy with the story now. Cause you can like, if you want to be messy, you can be messy on the story and then keep your actual account looking alright, looking clean.


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[Assistant] Have you always looked at it as like a way that was, that thing that was gonna keep you out of the streets and out of getting in trouble all the time and shit too? Uh. Or are they one and the same?


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[Assistant] Oh, I'm sure he's straight. I can tell from his little attitude. Nevermind. I'm sure you got some guys with you.


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[Assistant] But so, uh, so, you, you start, like, was there a moment where you were like, nah, I'm gonna, I'm gonna start music, like, I'm gonna just get into this, and what was it like at first? Was there anybody you were trying to, how many years ago was this that you first started?


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[Assistant] Okay, did you start when you were still in high school?


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[Assistant] No, I was in middle school. Really? When you first started making music? So you've been doing this for a long ass time, huh?


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[Assistant] That was lit. Yeah, you do have a very distinctive voice. You always felt like you had that from the beginning though.


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[Assistant] Right. So, yeah, but I think being


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[Assistant] In a way, are you kind of like a person who needs a lot of alone time and stuff? Where you want to be able to think about what moves you're going to make? You're like a plotter.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, cause you referred to yourself as an artsy-ass rapper in this other interview I was listening to and I was just thinking, I'm like, damn, I'm surprised he can't represent himself that way, but at the same time, I can feel it for sure. Like, with a lot of your imagery, the love scars thing, it seems like you're really trying to get like a bigger point across.


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[Assistant] Mhm. So you're very much figuring out the rap game and what you're going to be doing?


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[Assistant] You're not a mumble rapper. I-I-I resent when people say that. You don't mumble at all.


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[Assistant] You're belting out these big, powerful choruses.


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[Assistant] But if he ain't want to, he could- I'm not mad at it, I like it.


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[Assistant] So you think you're like meant to be able to make music from all over the spectrum, not just rap and shit?


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[Assistant] You think stylistically you and WAP like compliment each other because you are, you're singing sometimes, you're like super auto-tuned sometimes, you have like more of like this, like, and then he just comes in and is just a demon on it. He's just like a straight gargoyle.


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[Assistant] Beautiful. So alright, WAP, how'd you end up going from Chicago to Atlanta? And that's where you guys met? Were you living in Atlanta for a period of time?


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[Assistant] I have a feeling that you drink lean more than just when your throat hurts. No?


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[Assistant] Okay. So WAP is the more, he's appealing more to the kids that need to hear somebody talk about the perks of the Zans more.


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[Assistant] There's a line in one of your songs that my girl got mad as fuck at me for fucking singing along to when I was telling you about it the other day is that one line, fucking, I just fuck on every hoe that swim into my DMs. Where'd that come from? Is that a fact? And you don't say swim, I say swim into DMs.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you're 1400. That's kind of old to have a kid, really. Hell yeah, that is.


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[Assistant] Hey, what are the rules in the studio though with like social media and stuff because, you know, I'm in there last night and I'm kind of thinking like I'm a little nervous to like snapchat and stuff because I don't want somebody to sample the beat and then like people will be knowing what's coming out.


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[Assistant] Really? So you got a lot of different moods? I thought you were just getting higher as this went along.


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[Assistant] But pussies alright. It's right there. They're like side by side. They're neighbors. I ain't no pussy in a long time. Really?


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[Assistant] Really? Drink some wine. You drink wine, boom. Or you drink some quali? That's like the wine version of lean.


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[Assistant] We all some mature shit, believe it or not. We mature trap rap, you know what I mean? We good. Well, alright, so for the position that you are in, in your rap career, who's your Nicki Minaj? Like your Meek Mill, who's, who's your girl that you could maybe in the rap industry be like, I, or not even in the rap industry, but the celebrity world, who could you be like, yeah, she could be my queen.


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[Assistant] When you play on both sides, they gotta be with each other now, right? Yea, I guess, I don't know. You're not getting involved?


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[Assistant] For a 1400 year old, it's no big deal. But so are you over that shit? You ever talk to Uzi?


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[Assistant] You have 14 and Love Scars tattooed on your face and he put out a song called Love Scars.


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[Assistant] 1600. Yeah. So it's pretty close to exactly what it says on your face. And you were, you were not really feeling it. You said something on snapchat or something and then they put it on YouTube.


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[Assistant] That same shit. I mean, you're at the point in your career right now where it's like peak swag stealing era because you're not underground enough that people don't know about you, but you're not on like Uzi's level yet. So,


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[Assistant] Cause people in general try to throw that, that insults at you and be like, oh, you're like Uzziah, right? I don't, I don't.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that one song on the new tape. What's it called? It's called, Look I Can Rap. Can you rap like me? Right. So you can rap your ass off like that when you, when you choose to. You just try, are you, are you not as much of a fan of like going super lyrical as opposed to sort of being more heartfelt?


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[Assistant] How did the fans react to that, to you getting all super lyrical on that song?


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[Assistant] Look at a rapper who is singing or who, who raps in like a more simple way and they think that they can only rap like that. But I think the truth is that a lot of times being a little bit more simple on the beat, like a big piece of advice I give to like a new rapper is like chill out, like remove shit, make it more simple.


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[Assistant] Like you clearly, like the way I see you looking at your career is like, you know you're gonna be a star and you're already positioning yourself that way. Yeaah.


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[Assistant] And making your shit stand out and be more unique, I think, is the way to do it. And you're doing that easily every time. Who's the average Trippie Redd fan?


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[Assistant] Right. Yeaah. I mean, damn, in this store, we gotta fuckin' probably like...


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[Assistant] Uh, what, so what's up with this video on YouTube? You've beaten the shit out of some kid at a high school.


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[Assistant] Okay. And did anything bad happen after that or he just, he took it like a man?


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[Assistant] And he hit him too, but it was like. Y'all jumped as dead. Nah. Not jumped, but collabed on a beat down.


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[Assistant] See, I feel like I should be there, to face off with the dad. Yeaah, you should've. You kinda get dad vibes from me? You get dad vibes from me?


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[Assistant] We were talking about that the other day, like, Mad Ox, he's 12. And I was like, damn, like, if Mad Ox was about to get some pussy, like,


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[Assistant] The one thing we decided on is that you definitely, you could not, I should not be there. Like, you know, if Maddox was gonna hook up with a girl, like I definitely need to not be anywhere near there. I need to like go far away to the other side of the building.


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[Assistant] The reason why we got into that conversation is because the first thing that Maddox said when he met Chapo was, Hey, I want to fuck a bitch with you. And Chapo thought it was like the funniest thing ever. And I was like, man, you better not actually do it.


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[Assistant] From my experience talking to Maddox on Facetime, that is like the most grown ass young boy I ever met in my life. He is like really sophisticated.


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[Assistant] Okay. Oh, see, I didn't even know it was that close. That's crazy. You guys gotta do music together. You gotta get him on the hook.


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[Assistant] He's got a realm, yea. He'd be taking like the Spongebob theme, like every song taking like a crazy TV show sample or something.


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[Assistant] Damn. Yea, that song is hard. I was just like, I'm like, where the fuck are they? They got like 18 fucking machine guns out. Hell yea. I hung out with him when I was in New York.


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[Assistant] Rope game. You know what was the trippiest one one time? No pun intended. Is that I was like texting Uno and like Uno sends me back a screenshot that he had been watching my video and this text popped up on top. I'm like, damn, like when I'm making a video, I'm not thinking about like a cool ass like dude, like him watching it. I'm thinking about like a 14 year old kid. He'd be surprised.


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[Assistant] But nobody does, everybody's just out here running, everybody is out here risking their lives all the time or what?


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[Assistant] Do you, uh, do you want to live in LA? Do you want to live in Atlanta? What's the plan? Both.


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[Assistant] You wanna have a spot in both? Yea. That's fair. That's the life right there.


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[Assistant] Damn, I didn't even know that. So that's where you guys are staying right now? Uh, yeaah. Are you signed?


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[Assistant] I'm trying to do a fucking little pop-up shop in Atlanta or whatever. We gotta hang out.


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[Assistant] I wanted to talk about, oh yeaah yeaah, I was thinking about that, you guys seem like you make, well I don't know why I wrote this down, you make music for you to take 15 zans and drive your car into the ocean too. I wrote this at 5 o'clock in the morning last night, that's what I wrote, but I don't know who I was even referring to.


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[Assistant] Suicide's boppin' these days though, right? Like everybody's talking about killing themselves now. Shit. Shit. I mean, I don't condone that shit. That's the new wave. I don't think they need it.


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[Assistant] Hey, I ain't even saying shit, but we could've lost Lil Pump. I heard a story about him. One of his friends was off Mad Xans and he fuckin' shot a gun and missed him by like six inches. Damn. I was like, you guys gotta stop.


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[Assistant] Or if you're gonna play with it, maybe like make sure there's no bullets in it and everything.


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[Assistant] Or the Insane Clamposs, they'll spray the soda all over everybody. You can do that. Shit, we gon' come up with something.


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[Assistant] Tila Tequila, you remember her? The little Asian girl? She played there and it was so bad that the fans like ran on stage and like attacked her and chased her into her fucking dressing room or something. They were trying to like, I don't know, kill her or rape her or something. That's their fan base. I mean that says a lot. That doesn't normally happen at shows.


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[Assistant] But I heard that they boo everybody who performs besides ICP. So you go there, you think it's gonna be all good, and they got like, you know, Slayer, fucking Ice Cube, all these like legendary bands or artists, and then everybody just gets booed.


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[Assistant] Because it's like a, it's like a cult for white trash people. Bruh. So big. They need something.


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[Assistant] Cause if you live in a trailer park and you were white and you work at Denny's then like, there's probably not a lot of music that really speaks to you like, ICP, I don't know why ICP does either cause they're rapping about like, you know.


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[Assistant] How much I gotta pay you to dress up in like, ICP makeup?


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[Assistant] That shit was definitely the most high production quality, right? Nah, I got a video about it.


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[Assistant] That's dope, man. You should. Take it to a whole new level. You should just be making movies, bro.


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[Assistant] Is there anything else that you know about in terms of like, I think it's really impressive that you know about Kiss and ICP. You know about some other weird ass shit that you're into?


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[Assistant] He's fucked up cause I read his biography for some reason. It's because he had a grandfather who had like all this super crazy like weird porn and shit in the basement and like not like normal porn but like really fucked up shit and he would go into the basement as a kid and see all that shit.


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[Assistant] And he, he like in his book kind of made it like that's sort of why he ended up being so fucking weird because he was looking all this like sicko fucking rape porn and his fucking, and his grandfather like dressed up as a woman. He found all these pictures of his grandfather dressed up as a woman and shit. No trans shaming, but that was basically the thing.


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[Assistant] I'm fucking with that shit. I'm asking my brothers with him. I'd smoke a barrel and listen, what the fuck, I'd be interested.


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[Assistant] Right. I hooked up with this girl and she told me she used to like, date him, quote unquote, whatever the fuck that means.


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[Assistant] Hell no. That's not popular in your scene, I'm guessing. Hell no. That's some crack heads. You moved to Hollywood, you might find out about it.


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[Assistant] I mean realistically I like, one time I seen like a porn clip of a girl snorting cum, it was a... Oh my god.


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[Assistant] I seen a guy cutting his own dick off on fucking one of those pain torture compilation things or something.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean, I seen a girl shoving a fucking dildo down a dude's dick hole and that still is just scarred in my fucking brain, bro. I mean, I was like, I still can't, like, it fucked me up.


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[Assistant] But so you want, when you name yourself Lil Woppy, you're like, I'ma bring back the old Gucci, the super drugged out Gucci.