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[Assistant] I was very excited about them. I'd never owned Gucci shades in my life. And long story short,


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[Assistant] I left the party after my glasses were stolen and I was like, who the fuck was that?


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[Assistant] Because none of my friends who were there were trying to help me and...


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[Assistant] Exposed, like, who the person was the whole night?


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[Assistant] I like, didn't wanna sleep. I was like, I'm gonna find this person. Like, I've never been robbed that blatantly in my life. I felt super disrespected. And the next day...


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[Assistant] I was getting messages, mad messages from this person and I was like, you know?


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[Assistant] But I really wanted my glasses back. I'd never shown up for myself really like that before. And so I pulled up with a few of my friends and I thought I was meeting someone alone.


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[Assistant] It was the first week you had to open this door, I remember.


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[Assistant] And yeaah. You showing love to me though honestly was like...


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[Assistant] Super controlling. In the end, I like, really didn't want to fight. That was the thing is, I've never believed in violence being the answer for any problem, but I've also never been so thrown into a situation where people wanted me to fight for my own shit. And...


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[Assistant] As scared as I was, I'm still really proud that I showed up for myself because I...


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[Assistant] I'm just not a violent person, and I realize like, because of that experience, I've luckily grown


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[Assistant] Even more into believing that, like, that's just not the way to handle anything. Like, at the end of the day, you can try and feel for yourself. You can choose not to.


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[Assistant] You may or may not get your shit back, but if you show up for yourself, you're gonna feel a lot better, then...


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[Assistant] So, because I was raised with so much different music around me, and my dad actually raised me on, they were at their influence, I should have mentioned, like, Snoop Dogg and the Gorillaz, because when they did that Plastic Beach album, I was so, so inspired to want to like,


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[Assistant] Bring my singing shit and my love for rap, uhm, into like what I do with my music because I've always loved rap music. I used to be ashamed to want to try, uhm, mostly because I'm like a small girl in LA and uhm, and I'm white and Mexican and honestly like I felt a lot of


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[Assistant] But one day I just said fuck it and I started like trying to freestyle with my friends who were always trying to get me to freestyle with them and because I love making rap and I love singing, I've always just said why not try to do both.


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[Assistant] Because I love, I don't know, yeaah. Because I love shit from like classic rock, to metal, to rap, to trap. Uh, trap's one of my favorite genres and so I figured like, if I don't try doing this shit, then...


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[Assistant] Who's, who's to say I can't really? If I'm not gonna try doing it, like, I'm never gonna try, I'm never gonna succeed. Yeah.


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[Assistant] Oh, bringing in other people to my life. Relationships in general, I would have to say, are something that


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[Assistant] I value a lot and I feel like that's why I prefer to stick to myself for the most part unless I feel like friendship or anything honestly is.


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[Assistant] Where both parties are there for each other equally. Because uhm,


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[Assistant] Because I'm such a giving person, I feel like that's why I prefer to stay alone and focus on myself. Especially since I'm only 18, like, I'm not really trying to get-


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[Assistant] Ring on my finger, I'm trying to focus on my goals and do what I want to do first before I ever do some shit like that.


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[Assistant] Uhm, currently working on my second project and I'm really excited because, because music is my favorite thing to do and recently I've been getting really blessed to be around a lot of more passionate people than I had been around for a while.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I'm just excited to create as much as possible. Uh, I'm excited to get in new studios. I'm excited to make more videos for more people. Because besides just making music, like,


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[Assistant] I've always been a kinesthetic learner, which means like a visual learner, for anyone who doesn't know, I guess. Uhm, I love listening to music, I love collaborating with other artists, I love trying to push myself to collaborate with other people, and


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[Assistant] So I'm just really excited that I've been given a lot more opportunities for me to be able to do that.


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[Assistant] In general, for guys, girls, from wherever you're at, uhm, my message is to always do you. Uhm, at the end of the day, if you're not hurting anyone you care about, or yourself, I think you should stick to what you love and follow your dreams because


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[Assistant] No matter where you're from, like Ellie or not, it can be hard to- it can be hard to make yourself happy if you're so focused on what-


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[Assistant] Your family, your friends, your spouses think of you and what you're doing. So, my message is to stay true to you, always. Uhm, and do your thing. Yeaah. Follow your dreams. Whether they be big or small. Give yourself more information.


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[Assistant] You know, I think, I think the biggest thing though is, is trying to remove the pressure from those guys, you know, having Quan coming off like rookie of the year caliber season, Jimenez, All-Star, Silver Slugger.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you know, just trying to take the pressure off those guys that they don't have to feel like they need to repeat that success. They just need to be the best version of themselves.


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[Assistant] You know, so trying to keep the messaging around that. Um, you know, I thought something that we did a really good job of last year was, you know, the power of the high five playing for the team, team baseball, you know, 29 other teams talk about.


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[Assistant] Uh, you know, hitting with runners and scoring position, you know, getting guys in from third base, having a two strike approach and our guys really bought into that and made that kind of our identity. So I think, you know, keeping the emphasis on, you know, our foundational pieces and what we believe in, but you know, letting those guys continue to grow as big leaguers.


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[Assistant] I think he, he kind of just fell into the approach and the identity of the team. You know, I think there was so much contact around him that, you know, that, that kind of came part of his identity. Um, I don't think the power, you know, left by any means. I think, you know.


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[Assistant] On the flip side of what we mentioned earlier about, you know, there being a book on guys, I think he's going to continue to grow into that and you'll see more power this year, you know, in the future as he, as he gets more comfortable and he starts having a book on other pitchers and, you know, understanding what they're trying to do to him.


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[Assistant] Um, you know, like you saw through the minor leagues with, with the power numbers. So, you know, I think power comes through experience and growth and, you know, you just need to grow into that.


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[Assistant] Uh, you know, to get away from that, but you know, I think in spring training, it's, it's going to be conversations and we're going to, we're going to lean on those young guys a lot, you know, on how to approach that, you know, with the, the new pitch clock and getting in the box and not being able to call time and.


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[Assistant] I don't think it changes our identity. You know, we talk about you gotta use the whole field to earn the whole field. So, you know, I think we had, you know, guys throughout our lineup, Jose, Naylor.


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[Assistant] You know that that might have been shifted and I think it opens up a lot of hits. It's going to open up a lot of damage for those guys. So I think, you know, we got a lot of upside coming as far as that goes, but.


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[Assistant] You know, our guys, our guys know how to use the whole field and you know, with, with, without banning the shift, I don't think it really changes, you know, how we're going to approach things or, you know, go about our business. We're just going to continue to embrace, you know, the personnel that we have.


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[Assistant] I like the human element of having the umpires and, you know, the gamesmanship between, you know, how you communicate with them, how, you know, how they can patrol the game.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you know, I'm not as familiar with it. I haven't been around that when they instituted it in the fall league and, you know, through some of the minor leagues now coming up.


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[Assistant] You know, I think there's probably some kinks and I know they're working through that, you know, like breaking balls, clipping the front of the zone and falling under the zone and you know how they can perfect that.


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[Assistant] You know, I'd be interested to see how that works in AAA, especially with high level baseball like that. You know, I know we're talking about pace of play. Hopefully that, you know, helps some of it, but you know, I need to do more research to have a better answer for you guys.


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[Assistant] You know, I think there's probably, you know, uh, there's going to be a learning curve for him with the new pitchers, but also, you know, the pitchers trying to adjust to him. So I, I do think, you know, having that presence in the lineup is going to help us. I think it's going to break up some of the contact as well that, you know,


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[Assistant] Every inning we're going to have somebody that's a threat, you know, be Naylor, Jose, Josh, you know, guys come through the lineup that every inning, you know, there's going to be somebody that can hurt you. So, you know, I'm real excited to see how Tito puts together his lineup and you know, the, the, the production we can get out of Josh.


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[Assistant] I saw him last week. He looks great. I was really, really excited to see the progress coming back. You know, having that time off and, you know, finally being healthy away from that injury.


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[Assistant] Ooh, good question. Uhm, you know, I think all of our guys had a lot of success, you know, I think different.


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[Assistant] You know, maybe statistical categories we're going to see, you know, a lot of guys make jump. I do believe our power numbers are going to go up this year, uh, across the board, you know, so.


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[Assistant] You know, talking about Oscar Gonzalez, I do see him having some, some big, big numbers, having a big year out of that. So I'm probably looking at him maybe to have the most.


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[Assistant] Um, upside coming up, you know, coming off the year, hitting 300, doing what he did in the postseason. But you know, I think we're really going to see a jump in those, those, those slug numbers for him.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you know, I, I think it's something that it, it's the nature of the beast, you know, like that, that's the industry that, you know, power plays. Uhm, I think we did it, you know, a little bit more unconventional last year with the, the contact first profile, but you know, that was really just embracing the identity of the team and the personnel that we had. Uhm,


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[Assistant] So, you know, I think it helps us. I think, you know, we saw, you know, when we go into the postseason or you play some of these, these.


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[Assistant] Big teams like the Yankees that, you know, can have that three run home run and bail you out or put a game away. You know, I think we're.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you know, I, I, I know when he came up last year, you know, lack of playing time is tough, you know, sporadic at bats trying to put it, put things together.


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[Assistant] Trying to separate, you know, success and not chasing numbers when, you know, your playing time is sporadic. So I do see him making an impact for us. You know, I think this spring is going to be pretty important for him, how he comes in. And, you know, I think the opportunity that is there for him, it's his to take.


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[Assistant] I think Will Brennan and Tyler Freeman are going to be impactful guys for us throughout the year. Um, you know, Will, Will did a great job, you know, to finish the season and then into the playoffs. But I do, I do feel those guys are going to make, you know,


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[Assistant] Big impacts for our roster, you know, as, as we go forward, you know, giving guys days off, you know, bridging gaps for guys. But I think there's a lot of upside in both of those guys.


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[Assistant] You know, you play on those stages and, you know, especially for our guys with how young our roster is, you know, going into Yankee Stadium, it's stuff that you watch on TV and now you get to stand, you know, put your spikes in the dirt there. So, you know, as nerve wracking as that can be, I think there's a lot of excitement that surrounds it.


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[Assistant] Man, I'm excited. This will be my first one. I know, you know, the pandemic kind of, you know, put a, put, put the brakes on it for a little bit, but you know, I think there's going to be, there'll be some panels. I know there's going to be some coaching clinics. There's going to be autographs. I think it's going to be a great time. You know, I'm looking forward to it.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you know, so hopefully we get a good turnout out there and, you know, I think we're all excited to see the fans and get out there, you know.


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[Assistant] Right before the primer before spring training and then, you know, getting out to see you guys for opening day back in Cleveland.


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[Assistant] No Jumper, coolest podcast in the world. Brendan Taylor, how you feeling? I'm doing good man, thank you for having me on. No, my pleasure. This is dope. My girlfriend thinks it's super funny that we fuck with each other.


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[Assistant] I don't know why. She's just like, she thinks that the idea of me interviewing you is funny.


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[Assistant] I have fucking face tattoos and you have kind of like, you used a blow dryer earlier in the day.


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[Assistant] Starting to move up a little bit, like I didn't notice it until then, but then by the time I was like 33, it was just kind of like, yeah, you, you, you might want to do something.


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[Assistant] It looks alright, yea I guess. But my thing is that I want to be in better shape. I feel like if I'm in like really good shape, then the bald head works, cause then you look like you're like an MMA fighter, or like an athlete. If you're fat with a shaved head, you just look like an old fat fucking bald dude.


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[Assistant] Damn, that's uh, I feel like me and future, we're, we're, same thing, cause we have almost exactly, we were born on almost exactly the same day.


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[Assistant] Really? We were born almost exactly the same day, but he was in Atlanta, I think, and I was in New Hampshire, so probably my parents and his parents didn't know each other, but...


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[Assistant] Yeah, my girl will make like lettuce, uh, tacos where she'll just take lettuce, put like turkey and like a bunch of little vegetables and a little tiny bit of sauce in there and it sort of almost makes you feel like you're eating something besides just like a piece of lettuce with turkey on it.


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[Assistant] Wait, so you, are you a purveyor of private snaps? You've paid for them and stuff?


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[Assistant] But you're making me realize I could probably get a fuck load of them for free or at least maybe I should just pay.


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[Assistant] Really, picture this. This is a real thing that happened. Me and my girl are with these other girls. We're about to have a fucking foursome.


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[Assistant] No, picture, you're gonna get a boner. But, and then one of the girls is just like, oh my god, this is so funny, like me and her had a threesome with Brennan Taylor just like this. Bro! I was like, woah!


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[Assistant] But I think there needs to be a special name for dudes who've had the same threesome.


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[Assistant] She didn't try to hook up with me. She actually told me before we were in the room, she was like, I've never sucked a dick before. I'm like, oh, okay.


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[Assistant] Oh, okay, nice. That's tight. My mom is actually moving like 30 minutes away to the valley from the east coast, so I'm about to have my mom like in my life on a regular basis.


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[Assistant] Right. But you're from, you're from here? I'm from here, yeaah. Okay. So you're used to it. You haven't like had to be apart from your mom for the past 10 years, which is kinda what I've been on.


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[Assistant] I love paying like when we go out to eat. I like, I love it especially when I know that people are like broke and like surprised that I pay. It gets really annoying with like my employees and stuff where I know they expect me. Actually, it's not annoying, but it's just kind of like whatever. I know that I'm fucked.


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[Assistant] You've gone head. At least once. At least. That's sick. Yeah. When you deserve virginity.


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[Assistant] But I wonder if it was her or if there's somebody on her team who also does some blocking or social media because it wouldn't totally surprise me. She's so famous.


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[Assistant] Well hey, like in terms of like who's gotten more attention from Kylie Jenner, like you got blocked by her.


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[Assistant] I know. Well that is weird because just recently, uh, you know, like Nick Cannon and all them, Tyrese, they all, or Tyson Beckford, they all got, like,


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[Assistant] I don't know, that is kind of a thing, but I don't think I've ever seen Travis Scott like come at somebody about her, which is like, you think about like in his position where he has like arguably the hottest girl in the game, it's kind of like, do you ever bother to like respond to anybody who says stuff about her when she's that fucking famous?


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[Assistant] I wonder if Travis Scott like, would not like Tyga. Like I wonder if he like thinks Tyga's a dork.


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[Assistant] What, nobody can say anything about it? Cause it's like, like, I don't know, he didn't seem embarrassed?


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[Assistant] That's how I felt about it too, is that she's like, she's just not a regular girl. She's more grown up than the average person, you know?


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[Assistant] Wow. That's cool. Put your parents in a position like that where they have to decide if they want to kill their own child or not.


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[Assistant] No, like when I think about it, I was so obsessed with like video games and stuff, which is like a weird thing for a parent because it's like if they had left me to my own devices, no pun intended, I would have been playing Mortal Kombat for like


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[Assistant] Friday afternoon till like Monday morning, I wouldn't even like sleep, I would just be playing Mortal Kombat, you know? All weekend. Come home from school, just play Mortal Kombat. If you're a parent, it's kinda like,


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[Assistant] Oh yea, that was what it was all about for me. It's weird though, cause it's like, if I had a kid, I'd be real worried about them if they were just like, trying to spend all their time alone. Like, get out there, develop some social skills.


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[Assistant] But I have like a serious like video game, like addiction that I need to like avoid and stuff. Like I'm, I'm addicted to Pokemon Go. I'm gonna just admit that. Oh, for real? Yeah, I still play it all the time.


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[Assistant] I miss the era where it was relevant to like play Pokemon Go as a YouTuber because there were like, there's still dudes who play it and make videos about it, but it's not like that popular, but there was an era where like Nadeshot was like making Pokemon videos, like all these dudes, everybody was just playing Pokemon Go and making vlogs, it was really fun.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's cool still, cause it's like, now it's only like weird people that pull, not weird, but you know, it's like, it used to be like, when it first came out, you could just go to some random 7-Eleven and you'd see like a bunch of like 30 year old professionals standing around in a circle playing. Now it's more,


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[Assistant] You know, it's, it's a different lot of people, but you know, it's still kind of cool when you see like a crowd of people all standing around tapping their phones, doing a raid together. It's like.


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[Assistant] I don't really know shit about video games at this point in my life, but I'm like trying to, trying to know what's going on. I can't, like, I've, like, I was, I watched Ninja for a while, now I'm fucking with this dude Tfue, that is like, yeah, Taze Banks introduced me to him at a Pornhub party, and I've been watching his stuff.


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[Assistant] Uh, it was pretty lit. Porn stars everywhere sort of like, you know, doing the sort of like performative nudity stuff. A lot of boobs around and stuff. Trippie Redd was there making out with Tana.


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[Assistant] That was hot. I sort of arranged that. I was like, call me go with her. He was like, alright.


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[Assistant] What's keeping, oh, what's keeping you from dating, Tana? The N-word thing?


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[Assistant] Medium? Okay, I'll put him on the task after we do this. Yeah, that was this rapper Dom Kennedy that we just interviewed too.


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[Assistant] I had a really brief thing where I wanted to learn how to like, make jeans.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that sucks. That was such like a place where so many like creative people sorta came up out of.


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[Assistant] Uhm, okay, so switching over to YouTube, how do you sort of switch your whole thing up?


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[Assistant] Girls like a guy who's able to like connect with his feminine energy.


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[Assistant] Girls love that when they can tell that you've put some thought into what you're, uh, seeing.


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[Assistant] I think that might be a problem for me, is I'm never wearing anything besides jeans and a t-shirt. Girls, like, they just, they're like, put some thought into yourself.


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[Assistant] 34 year old dreams. People hate me for it. They think I'm so fucking cringy because I'm like out here like living that 18 year old fantasy life.


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[Assistant] Yeah, fuck it dude, cause it's like, this shit ain't gonna stop. I'm gonna be 45 and I'm still gonna be like, what's up teens, how y'all doing?


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[Assistant] Do you, uhm, do you, like, is that kinda like the long term plan is to like find YouTube the Crips?


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[Assistant] Oh, so you're doing it under your own name as well. How many songs do you have out under your actual name? Zero. I knew it. Otherwise I would have known.


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[Assistant] Oh, let's do it. Was Lil' Clickbait just like a stage that you went through?


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[Assistant] Were you interested in making music before the little clickbait thing? No.


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[Assistant] Yeah. Do you feel like you're part of like that, that new, do you think that the YouTuber wave is gonna take over hip-hop?


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[Assistant] I thought he, I think he should go harder with it for some reason. It feels like he could just be like, what he needs to do is he needs to sign to 88 Rising, that like Asian


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[Assistant] I saw Ricegum at that Pornhub after party and he was kind of pissed off at me because I did a Gabby Show interview and put up a clip that was like, Gabby Hannah talks about Ricegum assaulting her.


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[Assistant] It almost felt weird to have like RiceGum sort of like scolding me for like, using him for clickbait. I'm like, bro, like, number one, this is what YouTubers do, and number two, you're the fucking king of it. King of that shit, man. You know? And I respect, and I actually really like RiceGum, is like, when he was vlogging hard and stuff, I fucked with it. I thought he was like,


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[Assistant] One of the better, like, sarca- like, cause he's the only certain people that can get away with, like, really seeming like a sarcastic fucking dickhead and still be a good vlogger. Right. And he, he pulled that off.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. I don't know what's going on. You didn't bring it up?


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[Assistant] He actually, well the only thing that I have any sort of grudge against him for is because he asked, he DMed my girlfriend and said like, do you want to do a video with me? And he's always doing videos with random models and stuff like that. And she asked me like, are you cool with me doing video with Raskin? I'm like, yeah, of course. It'd be great. She's like, okay, I just want to make sure you're cool with it. From my perspective, it's like,


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[Assistant] Matt, I'm like, Bryce, come on, if you're gonna use my girl, get my hopes up to my girl that you're gonna use her for some clickbait, come on.


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[Assistant] Nah, it's alright. I like RiceGum. I'm about, uh, I'm supposed to do a podcast with like him and FaZeBanks and Tfue soon. Hopefully if I can get along on the same page.


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[Assistant] That would be a lot, right? But I like the idea of FaZeBank's co-hosting instead of being the one interviewed, cause that would just be kind of funny.


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[Assistant] Uhm, what do you consider, like, the highlight of your YouTube career? Was it the killer clown era?


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[Assistant] How did that video happen? Were you the one who started that or did you just jump on that?


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[Assistant] Or are you like sworn to like never admitting that it was fake?


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[Assistant] I feel like I wanna look at the chat right now, cause I feel like they're gonna tell me if they believe you or not. You wanna see it?


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[Assistant] Yeah. What's up? Shout out chat. Boom, here's a chat.


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[Assistant] This is like, it'll be up to date in a minute and then we'll actually know like.


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[Assistant] Right, definitely. Okay, so besides the killer clowns, which definitely was real and definitely happened, uhm, what are like, what are your like, proudest moments on YouTube in terms of content? Like, I know it's kind of a weird question to answer as a vlogger, a lot of times we aren't proud of our content.


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah. 40 something. When you're in your 40s, you could still totally do a YouTube makeout, right? Oh yeaah. But this was before Jason was dating Trisha?


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[Assistant] I feel like Trisha gets mad at Jason for things that he did before he was with her, which is like standard, like psycho, uh, relationship stuff was like getting mad at some of his things before you even knew them.


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[Assistant] Yeah, and I was like, uh, you know, I told Big Nick, I'm like, send me a picture of your cock. And he wouldn't do it. He's like, and he sent me a screenshot of someone else saying that his dick was pretty big.


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[Assistant] For those who don't know, Big Nick is a legal, uh, I don't think, I don't think we're allowed to say midget, right, he's a dwarf, right. So he's a very small human being. I feel like, you know, he could get away with like rockin' a four and a half inch or with a tiny bit of girth and it would still probably look pretty solid for his little ass frame, you know?


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[Assistant] I think she should do it, because let's be real, in the porn world, there's no dwarfs that I know of, like there's not any like dwarf porn star dudes who are just laying pipe in the videos, that's not the preferred style, so like, let's live it up a little bit.


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[Assistant] Yeah, exactly. We need to break that down. Why can't a dwarf or an amputee. Exactly. Some guy with one arm. Or one leg. A porn star. Or two dicks. Or no dick, yeah.


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[Assistant] Two dicks. There's this rapper, Blueface, who's always talking about how he has two dicks, but he's talking about how he has like a dick and then a gun, you know, because they extend O on the gun. It's called dick or whatever. He's always just saying stuff about having two dicks. And I think it's so funny because I've, my whole life I've just found the idea of having two dicks to be really amusing.


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[Assistant] It's kind of my fault because I didn't actually respond to anything publicly. I just sort of let everybody believe it. Yeah, but I made a video like exposing the fact that he tried to pay some kids to kidnap the cat when the cat still lived here. Uh, so I made that whole video about it and then, uh, he did that to try to like keep the-


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[Assistant] Oh, about me? Yeaah, I see that. You're cloning? You're cloning to that? He has a secret room where he clones people. They think I'm making some of these SoundCloud rappers that I'm essentially responsible for, which I'm open to.


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[Assistant] I mean, shit, maybe man, I mean, we gotta break down barriers and say that just because you don't have green dreads doesn't mean you can't be a SoundCloud rapper. You know, you might just be an anime character, style, human being who's a SoundCloud rapper. Exactly.


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[Assistant] Do you, do you, have you had experience actually like really dating porn stars or? Oh no. No.


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[Assistant] I mean, listen, if I was watching a lot of porn, I would probably start paying for it. But it's also like, Pornhub is like, this huge mainstream thing and you don't have to pay on there. So it's not like anyone is actually feeling like they're stealing by doing it because this is clearly a legal site that I'm, if you go to Pornhub or whatever, exvids.


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[Assistant] You know, I'm probably going to actually look at it. That does sound pretty good. It's good.


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[Assistant] That's my type. That is it, man. I like a girl that looks like she's seen some shit.


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[Assistant] That's cool to me. Have you ever like, what's your longest relationship?


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[Assistant] Yeah, sometimes I feel like that, or sometimes I feel like I'm just like, so, like, it feels like it's been a while, but it also feels like nothing, like holy shit, those two years really just fucking flew by. Cause I've just been like grinding in here, just doing these goddamn interviews and shit, so it's like time just flies by when you're just...


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[Assistant] What uh, alright. Have you seen, did you see the uh, the Jake Paul Logan Paul, or the Jake Paul Shane Dawson video?


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[Assistant] Right. Well, if you already know all about Jay Paul, basically it is a little boring because he's basically just telling you what everybody already kind of knows before he gets into the new stuff.


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[Assistant] That video was crazy because Shane Dawson just paints it as like a total truth that Jake Paul was lying about that whole Faze Banks choking like that. It's weird how that has become sort of like just an accepted thing that everybody knows that Faze Banks didn't choke that girl, but it's like,


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[Assistant] Different type of person than what everybody seems to understand. Even if you did believe that he was capable of like hitting a girl or something, it's like believing that he would do it in front of hundreds of people is a completely different thing with cameras in there and everything. It's like, you'd have to be not only a piece of shit, you'd have to be really, really dumb and intent on getting caught.


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[Assistant] I mean, Dana White said that he will die. I know, I saw that. I saw that and I was like, ooh. Now Dana White, that kind of sucks because Dana White really can't go back on that because Dana White said, if I let him fight in the OC, I belong in jail, which I think is fair. But that basically means that he can't really go back on his word because then like everybody will be like, you belong in jail.


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[Assistant] Yeah, but he fought in the UFC two times, got beat up both times. But the thing is, is that he trained MMA for like two years before he did it or whatever. He like really, really trained, like I mean, to a level that Logan Paul has not. Like I feel like maybe Danaway would change his mind if Logan Paul got serious about MMA for the next year or two, you know?


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[Assistant] So I don't think you have any business trying to train for the UFC unless you like are, that's all you have going on.


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[Assistant] Cause you see it with so many people, as soon as like Ronda Rousey becomes famous, boom, she's out. She's just, you know, it's hard to balance like a normal life with that shit.


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[Assistant] Explain that fight, Vidya, that everybody thinks is fake, myself included.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. Do you feel bad like it might like hurt your credibility next time you get in a fight in real life in this video?


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[Assistant] When you were younger, that was called being a pussy, but now that you're like somewhat famous, that's just considered like being smart.


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah, well let's do that on the stream after, uh, when we're done the actual interview thing. Uh, oh yeaah, cause Riley Rea, I forgot that she, she commented and said let's talk about fleshlights.


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[Assistant] If you were dating a girl and she got a flashlight, would that weird you out? Why would she get a flashlight? Just because she's famous enough that...


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[Assistant] One of the other things, let me tell you about this, my girl tried it out. It's like a black rubber like penis head cap. You put this on your dick head and then it's got like a little wire and then a controller and it's got all these different settings that like vibrate. My girl was like, I want to try this on you.


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[Assistant] Right. I feel like it would be cool if all them male youtubers started making like-


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[Assistant] But not for porn stars, for just other dudes who are just down. Like, we come out of the line.


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[Assistant] Bren, Adam, Jake Paul, Keemstar, David Dobrik, because okay, let's say this, vaginas on the inside, they're all different, but they're


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[Assistant] Sorta similar. Dicks come in, like, you could have the Keemstar one, it's four inches long, it's this wide, it's shaped like a fucking Coke can, and then you get like, you know, the David Dobrik one, I don't know.


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[Assistant] Oh, that's tight. Yeah, I, uh, I don't know anything about cars. I can't imagine what it'd be like to work on a car. So that to me seems like kind of cool and impressive. Like damn, that must be like cool to just like get in there, get your hands dirty all day.


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[Assistant] Really? Yeah. I'm trying to think of if that would even be possible for me. Maybe I could eat at like 10 a.m. and then not again to like...


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah, that's pretty interesting. I'm into it. Thanks man, I'm into you.


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[Assistant] Which is kind of like what you want I think in your like growing area. You want something that's sort of like, you know, if you have like a droplet of urine on the head of your penis, you don't want it to feel like, like, this is disgusting. What are we talking about?


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[Assistant] Uh, alright, everybody at home, I'm gonna be back in one minute, we gotta take these photos and stuff, and then we will be back on this goddamn livestream.


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[Assistant] Playing your music, cause I know I have like fucking 80 songs I have to play right now. Oh you do? Yep. Hell yea. Alright, appreciate it man. Thank you.


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[Assistant] Appreciate it man, appreciate it. Thank you for that. Hell yeaah. How you doing man? I'm great, I'm great. Happy to be here live 2018. What you been doing all day? Let's just, let's just do some regular guy talk. Today man, I been on the phone a lot. Got some music on the way.


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[Assistant] So I've been kinda getting everything right, looking at videos, stuff like that.


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[Assistant] Make em stay in here one night. Yeaah. Sleep in here one night. Wow. Yeaah.


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[Assistant] Man, he know one of my, uh, one of my homies, my close homies, Gav, Gavin. Okay. Go by Mizl. You know, he a designer, creative in the city. Uhm, he used to work with, with, uh, you know, Khalil, Wicked Thoughts and stuff, so.


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[Assistant] We just been linking up with my new campaign, working with the youth, you know what I'm saying? Getting these ideas out. A lot of times I be having ideas, but I need the right people to, you know what I mean, like point me in the right direction. So we been rocking. No jumper came up. I was like, yeah, let's do it.


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[Assistant] The time I had never heard of, I was actually at the car wash right here. Really? One day. And he was like, he mentioned it like, yeah, you should do an interview. This dude got something going dope. And I was like, okay. And then like right after that, I started hearing more stuff about it.


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[Assistant] Yeah, my cousin, he probably, he not that young, but he probably like, you know, early twenties.


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[Assistant] The repass and everything. He had a small little, you know, he was uh, he was Muslim.


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[Assistant] You know, so he had a small funeral like kind of far out, but he had a repass in the city where like people from his neighborhood and a lot of people that I know like my age, you know, shout out to my boyfriend Mac. You know what I'm saying? He like my age, you know, uhm.


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[Assistant] That was, that was his cousin, you know. So that was like my family, you know.


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[Assistant] Outside of all of this, you know, we spend just shared time.


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[Assistant] Conversation is just about life, you know? Yeah, kids, all that.


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[Assistant] He was really in the culture, you know, in the LA, in the LA culture, like to what it is, you know, to be born and raised in the city. You know, he had, man, some stories that was like, that he told me from his mouth, you know, about shit running from the police that was, you know, most people would be like, what the fuck?


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[Assistant] Exactly. Yeaah. Be like that. From the real part of the city, for sure.


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[Assistant] So my dad, you know, he worked at the LA Times. Right. You know, funny enough, when I was, when I was a li-


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[Assistant] Just, just, you know, growing up in the city, man, you meet a lot of people. You know, people, it's people that I know today, people that know me today, that, that know me, yeaah, because I do music, but they know me because...


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[Assistant] You know, I ran into a dude that worked with Nas at a studio the other day.


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[Assistant] And he was like, man, I don't think you really even know this, you know, and I've been knowing it for like 10 years now.


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[Assistant] Plus, he was like, I don't think you know this but we went to elementary school together.


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[Assistant] I got a unique perspective on the whole thing to be able to like...


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[Assistant] No people on first name basis, you know what I'm saying, from different genres of this shit also. Top Dog, people from Top Dog, you know what I'm saying, being around when they was first doing their thing, like I seen a lot of movements and was there, you know, doing my thing as well, so, and a lot of people could vouch for that, you know.


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[Assistant] When I would go down the street to my homie house, they would play Mobb Deep.


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[Assistant] I remember that and I will remember the words in two days. But when I went to they house, they didn't play the words that came on the radio. They would play Mobb D. They would play...


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[Assistant] All eyes on me, you know what I'm saying? They would play the dog pound, they would play...


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[Assistant] Wu Tang, you know I had a cousin, I love Wu Tang. So my influences was coming from everything, from the mainstream.


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[Assistant] To the supreme, you know, underground, but that was still popular cause like Bonthugs and Harmony was extremely popular even though they were like the underground, you know, kinda like.


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[Assistant] Shit, I remember my cousin having to hide CDs, you know, from his dad. Yup. I was probably in the fourth grade.


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[Assistant] When my cousin first was like, let me play you this song. I'm coming here to play Big Papa.


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[Assistant] For the first time ever in my life, you know what I'm saying? I remember those type of things, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] He was my favorite rapper still to this day. Anybody that knows me truly, you know, besides like DJ Quick is probably my favorite artist and the person that inspires me the most still to this day just musically and just being fly with the music game.


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[Assistant] But as a, just a rapper? No, even as a kid I understood that.


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[Assistant] Biggie Smalls was like exceptional. Like he was saying things that was like...


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[Assistant] Wow, you know, I wasn't really in that, that's how I'm not thinking about being a rapper. I'm just a fan. I'm just a kid listening and enjoying it, but I understood like,


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[Assistant] It's odd though, I think about that same thing a lot now.


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[Assistant] It's almost surreal in a way, like damn, people let this happen, then you add to the fact that they were real young.


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[Assistant] The fact that it's just like in historical context cause men of their generation were going out like that. You know what I'm saying? That was like their outcome, you know, doing the things that they was doing. So it was kind of like.


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[Assistant] I don't know how you would say it, but that ended up being kind of a metaphor for the problems of those times, you know?


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[Assistant] You know what I'm sayin'? They shared, they ate food together, they cared about each other, they was homies.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? Like think about that. They were friends, you know, so they had the opportunity to come and do this or whatever, whatever the case may have been, you know.


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[Assistant] You know, that was ready, Tupac at least, cause he was patted his foot on the gas with it. He was ready to do something else. You know what I'm saying? Right.


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[Assistant] I just think wish now that, you know, those things could happen more, I guess.


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[Assistant] It's easier to see that way, you know, and it's like, what are we, what's all this really about?


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[Assistant] I would have to pay, pay it forward to all the people that came before me. I'm saying like people in my family, you know what I'm saying? More importantly too, like I had.


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[Assistant] People that own businesses, you know, that gave me kind of the courage to...


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[Assistant] Do what I'm doing right now and have been doing and things like that. But I appreciate that man, cause that was definitely the goal. And it's an everyday thing. It's an every album, it's an every song thing, but that's the best way.


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[Assistant] I've heard somebody describe it like experimenting positivity, you know, from the LA perspective, cause in a way,


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[Assistant] That's kinda like from day zero, that's kinda what it was. It was like, I used to ask people, I remember my homie J Fresh, you know, shout out to him, he been with me from the beginning, before the music, but he saw me from first show, you know, and we used to go around and ask people, I say that to say, we used to go around and ask people like,


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[Assistant] Ay, you think somebody could be a known rapper from LA that wasn't in a gang? And just to see what people would say, and knowing that they would be like, hell nah, hell nah, we used to laugh.


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[Assistant] Do I gotta be this? Do I gotta be this? I was more known than people.


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[Assistant] Look like you, you, people mess with you out of LA, like, cause that's not never really been the case, you know what I mean? Maybe in the media, but that's like, if you go in the city, it's...


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[Assistant] You know, shit, I got a homie, you know, he's not African American, but I've known him for a while and he, and I've been knowing him for years now and he asked me just...


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[Assistant] Less than a month ago, like, speaking on this same shit, like damn, he never thought about me in the situations and things I had to deal with. And I was like, you think, I've been shot at five, six different times.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? Yea, like I been there when people got shot.


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[Assistant] You know, robbed, whatever. My mom car got broke into, house got robbed in Lamar Park, you know? That's why I talk about it. You know what I'm saying? Like, you get it, but it's like you choose to...


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[Assistant] Depending on where they from, man, trust me, I got homies who I realize now never had no other option.


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[Assistant] Never. I'm talking about neighborhoods and I'm, you know, I'm not going to say specific spots, like people that's from the city, they know if you don't, it's pretty, it's probably not none of your business. You know, the details, but it's like some of my homies, man, you know what I mean? Dad in prison forever.


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[Assistant] Exactly, it's more to the life than just you being like, oh, I'ma go to school today. You know? You have more to it than that.


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[Assistant] You know, coming up now, you know, we go through nice neighborhoods. I look at properties, you know, I realize like, shit, like you said, a lot of these people, they had money for a hundred years.


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[Assistant] You know what I mean? For real, like, Arco on the corner, Vernon Avenue.


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[Assistant] When I was in my youth, you know what I'm saying? I know what that sound like to hear the change hit the thing like with the plexiglass. It's not a, it's not a movie for me.


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[Assistant] At the time, I had a cousin, my cousin J Skillz, Jason Madison. He directs now. He was directing then, but he was also doing music and DJing. We real, he's real young. He fresh out of high school. I'm probably four years older than Jason. So, you know, at this time,


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[Assistant] We still turntable stage, you know, he got turntable CDs, whatever, he DJing parties.


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[Assistant] They had a lot of new dudes out. You know what I'm saying? That was coming up.


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[Assistant] That was tight, you know, they had a new west going on, you know, with a, with a couple of cats that we used to listen to, you know, my homies were playing, listen to them. It was tight. I was, I was familiar with the movement, which was going on, but I didn't see somebody like me in the lineup.


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[Assistant] You know, what the next wave of LA artists.


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[Assistant] Kids in the inner city in America, they could play basketball, they could rap.


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[Assistant] It's no different than Lamar Park. I didn't really like basketball. I played baseball, but I could rap because my older homies had a group. They was rapping.


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[Assistant] You want to take your game to the next level. We like, let's make some songs. He on Fruity Loops making me beats, writing me little melodies, hooks, things like that. He was good at that. I was good at rapping, talking shit.


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[Assistant] Start making songs. Eventually, one of them songs was a song called Watermelon Sunday. It was on my first project that I put out.


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[Assistant] May, like, kinda put my face out there. I'll say.


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[Assistant] And then, I've just been running ever since, man. I started getting money like two years after that.


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[Assistant] That's 2008, 25th Hour comes out. From the West Side with Love, which was another project I did that got me a lot of light.


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[Assistant] And I got like probably my first like articles I remember. It was like 2010.


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[Assistant] My homeboy Danny had took a picture of me right there one morning and they wanted to do a show and prove they had.


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[Assistant] In the XXL section, Sean Prove, which is kind of like Unsigned Hype. It was called Sean Prove, and they put me in there in 2010.


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[Assistant] But it's like, I think the experiment positivity actually broke me through a lot further, especially at that time and even till today than a lot of people did, you know, for sure because my shit was just different. It is different, you know what I mean? On purpose because that's how I come in real life and that's how I feel like my spirit is.


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[Assistant] And I say that to say meaning like, sometimes I don't know like, this is not like.


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[Assistant] So that kind of like, okay, he's in on that level. I wasn't really rapping yet, but it was people that was out doing their thing, but they couldn't really be attached to that because for one, they didn't have the major, you know, cosign of like an Interscope and a Dr. Dre and for two,


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[Assistant] And then 2008, that's when I made my contribution, you know?


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[Assistant] I definitely know that his movement was real, you know, from even just having battled shit. I remember hearing people say, yeah, he battled at the fucking casino.


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[Assistant] My, my era immediately kind of was the one that broke it down. Now they're kind of getting back to that. But yeah, you had to be like really tied in.


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[Assistant] Nah, for sure. I was definitely a part of that. Yup. For sure.


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[Assistant] Nah, for sure. You definitely get into it and you don't know what you up against. Like, if I knew today...


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[Assistant] Then what I had, what I would have to be going up against and dealing with, I might have made different decisions. I might not have. I'm thankful for every, you know, where I'm at, but it's like to do what I did, that door is closed. It's impossible.


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[Assistant] Four shows, straight California. You know what I'm saying? Not even outside of California yet. You know, and going to San Diego, I'm talking about less than 15 people.


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[Assistant] It's poppin'. It's a great 50, but keep it real, it's 50 people paid to get in. You know what I'm sayin'? So it's like...


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[Assistant] Just being smarter with the business, taking more chances. You know, we already have videos out, but I remember...


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[Assistant] Around 2010, like I'm saying from the west side, we love timing.


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[Assistant] And more, and marketing became more of a issue.


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[Assistant] Lead you to, you know, outside success, outside the success you feel for yourself. If you want people to, you know,


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[Assistant] Pay attention to what you doing. Pay you for doing whatever you doing well. It's gonna come down to, you know, marketing.


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[Assistant] Pretty much, you know what I'm saying? Like how you present yourself, you know? And we started paying attention. I did. That's when OPM started in 2010, cause then it's like, okay.


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[Assistant] We not, I'm not, I don't have a record deal. I'm putting out music though, still. So it's like, well, what are you gonna do?


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[Assistant] Man, now in this country, you know, I'm 10 years with my own cunt, running my own small business. Oh, that's amazing. You know, homies, Archie Davis just walked in, you know.


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[Assistant] I've spoke on that in different times. I even went on, I gotta say, uhm, an album with Hitboy.


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[Assistant] In New York, that's what y'all buttons used to do. I can't even think of it.


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[Assistant] Right, right. And I just have to say, I spoke on


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[Assistant] People's like on deals and things of that nature, but it's like honestly, I don't really care because I can't speak on what somebody, for 20 G's for you might not matter to me. Right.


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[Assistant] I say that. But what helped me turn the music down, the deals down was, I mean, shit, I want to own my shit. I want to have my own company.


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[Assistant] That was it. In theory now, you could've gave me 50 million dollars.


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[Assistant] It wasn't about the 50 million dollars. I still do what I'm doing now. It's just like, I wanted just to see myself as people like me get that opportunity.


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[Assistant] You know what I mean? It's like, until we get the opportunity and it's in place like that, it's like,


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[Assistant] I can't really say that that's, that's been, you know, succeeded, but that's all, that's all it was about was just the opportunity. You know, I came up with like Rockefeller and Master P and things like that and being inspired by that and it was like,


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[Assistant] I wanna see the generation now have things like that, you know? Right. It's no way we still should still be the same and be looking how they still looking on paper, you know what I mean?


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[Assistant] 2018, 2019 now, like you saying, you know, kids shouldn't be signing for...


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[Assistant] Whatever, you know, again, whatever is cool for you is cool for you, but just look into it though. But for me, it was about being honored.


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[Assistant] Well see, I didn't want to be a rapper. Exactly. I didn't want to be a rapper. I just could. I was just good at rapping. I was just being me and I wanted to have my own company. See, we got, I got other artists. I got artists that is sign.


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[Assistant] You know, J305, so I can't sit here and be like, Oh, don't have a deal. Like if I, you know, sign a kid tomorrow and we like, man, you need this 50,000 to take you to the next level. Cause that's what you going to do. And so and so offering office.


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[Assistant] So that was always our goal, it just took a minute, but now we got-


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[Assistant] For 5X, I guess you would say that we work with directly, indirectly Warren Bruhl, you know what I'm saying? He's in one of our groups, Asia Monet. She's our first R&B act, you know? That was always my goal in mind, you know, while people was looking at me.


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[Assistant] You know? That would've never made me happy. That would've never made my spirit happy. Yeaah.


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[Assistant] And I know that. I know myself. You know what I'm saying? It's like, I would not have had my helmet on every day with this shit. Like, you know, looking at it from ends and outs. I took losses, but when you not gonna take losses?


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[Assistant] Yeah, nah, for sure. I got younger homies now hitting 26, you know what I'm saying? Talking about they feeling like, I'm like, what the fuck? You know what I mean? Like hell nah, you got whole life to get it, if you looking at


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[Assistant] Just one year or one specific thing, you know, if you 26 and you want to be a teen star, yeah, that time's up.


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[Assistant] So, you know what I mean? Shout out to Jake 305. That's kinda how he, that's how he got going and you know.


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[Assistant] The rest is history. Really, he got one album out already on Interscope. We working on the second one. You know what I mean?


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[Assistant] I expected this or knew, you know, I just knew like, in them days we was getting calls to do shows pretty much every weekend. We wasn't having official tours. I was able to eat, you know, get some bread off the music game.


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[Assistant] It was worth continuing. You know, I didn't really know, know anything. I just knew what I was capable of and what I wanted to do. You know what? I guess what my ambition was.


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[Assistant] So I was comfortable with that, you know what I mean? I'm the type of person, I might go somewhere solo, you know, a lot of places.


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[Assistant] To other places, cause I'ma know some people there, but I'ma be good cause I know like, I know what I'ma do if something goes wrong.


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[Assistant] So I'm not worried about that, you know what I'm sayin'? I'm not worried about that.


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[Assistant] Yea nah, for sure man, I love it. I love it for sure.


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[Assistant] I don't have no issues really, you know what I mean, aside, like, you know, again, we've had incidents over the years, we've been doing a lot of shows, you know what I mean, and ran into some.


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[Assistant] That I've ever met, all the play, all the cities I've ever been, it's been, you know, love for the most part for sure. You know, and respect at least, you know.


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[Assistant] Shit, if I'm listening to some music, I bump a lot of old stuff when you ain't.


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[Assistant] Recently I've been making a lot of music, so when I'm in that mode, it's like I'm either listening to beats or like mixes and stuff I'm working on.


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[Assistant] But I listen to a lot of old, old stuff, man, still. You know, things I love or things that I...


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[Assistant] I finally like discover, you know what I'm saying? And then I get like,


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[Assistant] That probably was old, and then I just lock into a zone, you know? I'm a top person, I like.


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[Assistant] I listen to a song a hundred times. I'll study it, if I love it. You know what I mean? I'll listen to it a lot.


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[Assistant] Take a lot of information, I guess, from those three minutes or if you got a good album from that album, you know?


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[Assistant] That's what a great song is or a hit. You know, I tell a lot of people, a lot of times people don't realize like when you see someone with 100 million views, it's a lot of people watching, but it's a lot of people playing it over and over and over again.


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[Assistant] You know, back in CD days, how many times we just press back when that's done, like, and that's literally what they kind of doing today, right? So they count the streams based on that, but that don't mean like it's 500 million people listen to it that day. Like, it might be a couple million and motherfuckers was like, listen to it 10 times. That's a good ass song.


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[Assistant] That's the business side of it. That a lot of people don't understand shit. We started, it wasn't even an iPhone.


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[Assistant] I be having to remind people that, you know what I mean? I gotta remind people that, you know what I'm saying? Like, on some business, on some true business, you know?


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[Assistant] No iPhone, no way to get money, you know what I'm saying? We coming out the dark ages, really. I call it like a Napster type stage, you know what I'm saying? Yea, there was this phase for like five, six years or something. It's like, it's give your music away for free, just so the good music could spread really, you know what I'm saying? And we can't, I can't.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? Because it wasn't, we wasn't so ramped up and like...


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[Assistant] Sells and this and that we had time and thoughtfulness and like who, who was our


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[Assistant] That's all in the music, you know, and I would say that that time became because it was kind of like shooting in the dark. We didn't have no metrics. Like now that, you know, you could see like this person in St. Louis listen to my song and they fucking with it way over here.


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[Assistant] You know, you was kind of shooting in the dark because we didn't have any of that, but your response, I guess, would be...


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[Assistant] When you went somewhere, you know, how people received it and then of course when you have a show, you know, and then.


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[Assistant] You get to see, like, all the people come through and you're like, okay, damn. Motherfuckers is, you know what I mean? Checking this shit out. That's what's up.


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[Assistant] I mean yeaah, I appreciate it. I feel like they like, if you look at it, it's kinda like they salvaged it.


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[Assistant] That wasn't anything. So you have to appreciate it because all these artists, all these people, producers.


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[Assistant] They bought a way to monetize, you know, the hardest of.


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[Assistant] The next hundred years, I look at it like that, you know, they figure out a way to monetize it. I think honestly, if anything I could say, I would say they should have stopped at buying the albums.


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[Assistant] The streaming thing, it's cool, I like it, but I think they had it perfectly set up, but they was probably in fear that it was going to happen anyway.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? Like people's gonna go back to sharing the songs and doing, figuring it out like that anyway. So they had to just link every avenue to the, to the machine, you know?


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[Assistant] And I understand that part of it. They ain't always going to tell you like, look, this storm coming, you know what I mean? It was proactive. So it's like, it all evens out for sure.


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[Assistant] Man, out of the young dudes, like who? Uhm.


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[Assistant] It's a lot of them, you know, I've been getting more familiar, like my boy Niko G4. He's our youngest, you know, we could say artist tied to OPM. He got his own movement, run with the winter, shout out to, you know, Niko and shit. That's my dog, you know, so I kind of get to see like that.


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[Assistant] And I, but as I was there, I'm waiting, you know, for them to perform. And I'm like, damn, I never heard of none of these people. Warren Bru was the, was the main artist, but it was like, uh, Ingo Uruchi.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I can't even think, one take or something like that maybe.


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[Assistant] Maybe he was there or somebody like that. That was pretty tight. I like, I like people energy. I've heard of Showline Mafia.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I've heard of Shoreline Mafia. I'm at Draco.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? I understand his talent. Like my little cousins, they really like his music. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, for sure. And then I know Greedo. I would say honestly,


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[Assistant] Greedo is the most talented about the art and the music. Like, his angle is like, even though, you know, he just got locked up, but he got some music. His label, I don't know what label he on, you need to tell him. Alamo. Alamo, they need to holla at my boy H.B. Hitboy. He got a whole album with, uh, 03 that's really, really hard.


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[Assistant] Really hard man, and I, and I, and seeing him, and it would be just me, Hit, and Greedo.


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[Assistant] And I really got to understand like where he, how he was approaching his music. And like, I saw a couple videos before, I really love the, uh,


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[Assistant] But it still took off. I understand it. Exactly. Cause it's real. You know what I'm saying? And that's where the art kind of penetrates a little bit deeper. You know it's like, for what you may lack in like,


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[Assistant] Talent, I guess, sometimes you can make up for it just in honesty, you know, and being yourself and creative, you know, in your own world. And I think, like, he mastered that. You know, he mastered that.


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[Assistant] I really understand what he was doing, you know, through his music right before he got locked up, for sure.


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[Assistant] Or, you know, just the life and the opportunity, but he was really like locked in before it, you know.


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[Assistant] And I really, and you know, I appreciated that. But yeaah, he was just, he just really in tune with what he wants to say. You know what I mean? And that kind of lets him not really have to think about it.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, I don't, I can't, I don't side with that, obviously. Uhm, I don't know, I don't really know where they coming from. Honestly, I really don't, you know what I'm saying, because...


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[Assistant] When I was, you know, when I first started rapping, I would be like me being like, you know,


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[Assistant] For, for, for people, I don't know in what context you would ever wanna, you know, besides point out little character flaws, I guess, you know, of personality traits, but we all got them.


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[Assistant] Shit, you know what's going to happen. There's somebody going to expose yours. You know what I mean? So it's like, if you could do that with Tupac, I guess, you know, and I could go down the list and say, he was real, but except for this and this and this and this. Like, we could do that about every single human being on earth, right? That ever lives.


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[Assistant] You know what Tupac did. You know how he died. You know the commitment he had to the music. You know his songs. You could listen to him.


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[Assistant] It's not really no reason to disrespect that man. Other than you think it's not no repercussions for that.


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[Assistant] I'd serve him if he was here. That's probably how they feel. Is that true?


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[Assistant] But he put more of his personality and his life into it than...


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[Assistant] You know, 100% more than an average person, you know, and he got that back.


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[Assistant] That's why he was like electric like that because he put that into it, you know?


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[Assistant] Yeah, Quick is the greatest, man. I met Quick probably for the first time. Maybe I had a show back when they had the Key Club.


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[Assistant] Probably because I used to shout them out in a lot of interviews.


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[Assistant] And Quake, man, he's really like the reason why.


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[Assistant] I could say I wouldn't rap if it wasn't for DJ Quake. A lot of people, especially probably outside of California are like, what the fuck? You know what I mean? Or like, they wouldn't understand that all the way, you know? But for me...


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[Assistant] Because, you know, coming up, QUICK did have, you know, like the gang music affiliation towards music, but at the same time,


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[Assistant] And you know, a couple songs and them songs were so left, you really didn't listen to them that much. But Quick was like, everybody could understand it. You know what I mean? Everybody could feel it. You know what I mean? I felt like that at least so.


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[Assistant] I just appreciated it, you know, always. He was like my favorite in terms of like albums from the years when I was, you know, coming up. DJ Quik, you know.


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[Assistant] Hell yeaah. It is a lot. You know what I mean? Just hearing him talk sometime when I remember being in the studio before and seeing him going to bull for the first time and hearing like his, that voice on the mic. You know what I mean? How he could just turn it on like that. You know what I mean? And be like DJ Quick, that sound exactly like on tonight.


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[Assistant] You know what I mean? This is, this shit is like, I remember even knowing first time like, yeah, this is history, you know, hearing that voice so much, you know what I mean? It was, it's definitely crazy, but then you


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[Assistant] Uhm, 16 tracks, you know what I mean, hitting the road, when we hitting the road, in October.


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[Assistant] In the October, through the end of the year, we gonna hit some little cities in support of the album, do a co- take a couple people with us, could we say?


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[Assistant] And make something amazing, you know what I mean? Until I'm really retiring with this, you know what I mean? Just let my artist take over.


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[Assistant] For some kids in Englewood at a school my homegirl worked at and the kid asked me that and it was funny. But nah, I mean, obviously, you know, like, I look at rap like this, like, a lot of people, you know, even people now like MGK and Eminem, right, let's just say.


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[Assistant] Right before that, you know what I'm saying? Like I was there, he was working with Hit again and I was there and I was, I was seeing how serious he was about everything. I didn't, obviously he didn't even know and all that shit kind of unfolded naturally. But to stay on topic, I was saying like, you know, people like Eminem,


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[Assistant] And things like that. I don't know. I think rap is definitely, and it's gonna get younger. It's a young man's game. You know what I'm saying? You gotta be like locked in on some real like, you know what I mean?


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[Assistant] It's, it's really a medium for the young people. Like, you could do it for a long time, but I don't look at myself as like, being like, 40 years old, rapping, nothing like that, hell nah. You know what I'm saying? Like, I don't think so, like.


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[Assistant] When we done with it, you know, and continue it going and that's how I'ma work through music, through my company, you know, that's how I set it up. Up until this point, I just, I'm the biggest artist on OPM. Up until this point, you know what I'm saying, tomorrow, year from now, two years from now, five years from now, when I'm not doing music no more, you know what I'm saying, I hope to like,


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[Assistant] How those companies, you know, that I mentioned earlier, like, a lot of them, they were centered around their


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[Assistant] You know, we was gonna sell greatest hits or whatever, like no, that's not gonna happen, you know?


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[Assistant] We'll have other artists that's going to do that thing, you know, and I'll get.


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[Assistant] Whatever I need to get out of music through putting their music out and sharing my ideas and my experiences. Maybe hop on the song or whatever. But yea, like you said.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, probably like, he got a single coming out I'd say like, uh, maybe in the next month.


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[Assistant] We'll see how it goes, but he is listed as questionable tonight, so I think at this point it's just how is his body feeling when he gets to the arena this evening.


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[Assistant] Maybe this is just an opportunity to rest these guys and then evaluate the rest of your depth chart and then figure out what key changes you want to make leading into and maybe after the all-star break.


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[Assistant] It's a tightrope walk that this coaching staff has to balance where they have to focus on.


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[Assistant] I think you absolutely hit the nail on the head, like the Cavs, especially Sands, Donovan, Mitchell do lack like a reliable second option. They do kind of try to score and win by committee, which.


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[Assistant] I think the criticism of him and how he handled the late game situation is definitely fair. I- I agree. Like the 5 second call, those rarely happen, like-


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[Assistant] I don't know, like he questioned the foul call on Jared Allen, the league said that was a correct one at the end of the day.


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[Assistant] Especially because he got his team ready to play in such a hostile environment.


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[Assistant] Welcome back to the 25 Days of Fringemas, where there's going to be brand new videos every single day from December 1st to December 25th. Hop aboard.


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[Assistant] Not fun. Pat Robertson died. What? Trump got indicted again.


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[Assistant] Never trust a doctor with a mullet. That's all he said. You can trust a man with a mullet. Never trust a doctor with a mullet. And I kind of believe him. I kind of believe him. Alright. Interesting.


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[Assistant] For Watson, whether he's a quote unquote Russian quarterback or a quarterback that can run.


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[Assistant] We heard from G. Jay, you're the one that hasn't answered this yet. How attractive is this Brown's defensive corner?


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[Assistant] We're gonna switch to the offensive side of the ball here in a sec, but before we do our Browns talk is always brought to us by Cuyahoga Community College. Tri-C supports their students financially, professionally, and personally, opening up the doors to endless possibilities. Tri-C is where the future starts and it starts right now. Classes begin January 17th. That's coming up, guys.


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[Assistant] So make sure you check out Tri-C for your post-secondary education needs.


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[Assistant] And this next topic should be a good one too. We kind of got into it on our group chat a little bit. And then we decided, well, we're just getting hot in the group chat. It's going to get hot on the actual show. Deandre Hopkins has asked for a trade. Brandon Cooks has asked for a trade. Gbush, Jay, Jason Bull.


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[Assistant] At the trade deadline, and I'm not sure this is still applicable, but he didn't get traded to the Cooks and not get traded to the Cowboys because they wanted a second round pick and the Cowboys to pay his salary this year and the Cowboys would not do that. So they're asking for a second round.


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[Assistant] And then this is some random kid I met at a gas station. He came out of the bathroom without a shirt on and I was like, dude. Just begging for help.


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[Assistant] Because everyone upstairs are squares. Yeah. We're not as cool as Diablo.


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[Assistant] It was literally, we went to the studio one time. He was in, uh, town when I saw him at my old studio and he messaged me like, yeah, what's up? Let's go to the studio. And I had never even heard of this fool. And then we went and then he was cool.


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[Assistant] I wear like seven three-fourths, but I'm gonna leave it. Okay. Okay. But it is a good hat. It says alpha.


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[Assistant] A lot of stuff has changed. I don't live with Nick anymore. Yeah, how's that going? It's good. Uh, I was pissed at first cause he just one day I came back from tour. It was me, Daniel and him and he was just like, Hey, I'm out. And so I was like, what the fuck? But was that recent? No, it was like a year ago. Oh, okay.


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[Assistant] Yea, almost a year ago now. Yea, and at first I was like, fuck him, ba ba ba, this is stupid, but-


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[Assistant] And everything you've been a part of with me, it's always me and you. Or it's always you. And it's never just Nick. So I wanna do this. I understood it after a little bit, but I was pissed at first for sure.


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[Assistant] Yeah, no, there's no beef. I mean, you know people on the internet, like, they go from what they see, so if they don't see me and him hanging out, we're not friends, but we're still really good friends. Okay. Best friends.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's like more for fun. We've gone to labels and shit and like gotten offers, but


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[Assistant] Like when I first started, like when me and Daniel first started to upload stuff, like under Getter and his old name was Slosh, like it was just, there was no copyright rules. You could upload whatever you want and it was just fun. There was no schedules, people taking shit down, white flag and stuff. So I feel like if I can make.


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[Assistant] Original rap stuff just for fun. It's like just going back to that. So I'm not really trying to go anywhere with the rap stuff, but the EDM stuff, I'm not really making the same kind of shit I made. Not what it's more like.


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[Assistant] The new mood, I guess, would be like a sad...


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[Assistant] Fuckin' trap. I don't know. It's weird. No one's heard the album yet. Except for people at iTunes today. Thank you. And Diablo. But uhm, and Danu.


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[Assistant] For a project instead of just for fun. So now I'm just doing festival shit. But I'm putting together a big live show where I'm not gonna be DJing, like actually controlling shit and playing shit. So it'll be...


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[Assistant] Aren't, these are fucking weird, I have the same mic. Well I had a bug, like literally crawling, tiny bug. But these are like, I fi- I don't know.


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[Assistant] They're like these, uh, like instead of having these, they just clip right here, and they're like...


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[Assistant] Two years ago on the tour, I think it was two years ago. Two years ago. Yea, two years ago. And we played a show, and it's like, you get there early, you walk around town and get food while they set shit up, and then everybody plays, and then you get on the bus, go to sleep, and move.


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[Assistant] I'm pretty sure she had to have been super fucked up, but she was like screaming how she needed to get on the bus and she needed to see me and like all this shit and like, we're just like, no, we don't know you. We don't know how old you are. Like this is no fucking no.


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[Assistant] Get back on the bus and then everybody starts in saying like, yo, she's trying to punch us and stuff. And so like, she gets the lighting guy, she gets the photographer, and then she started to go for my tour manager.


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[Assistant] Now I'm just trying to just do the whole thing sober because it makes it a lot easier because the only thing worse than waking up early for a flight is waking up hungover for a flight.


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[Assistant] Yes, I was very addicted to cocaine and Xanax. I got addicted to that shit as soon as I moved to LA. Really? Okay. And then I remember actually when I was 19 I moved to LA and my first trip back home I had gained weight because everybody says they lose weight.


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[Assistant] On cocaine, I fucking gained a bunch of weight. For whatever reason. That fucks up your metabolism and shit, you know?


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[Assistant] Yeah, so I went back home and I was like, I remember we went to Brad's house, our homie Brad, and I was like trying to keep it low key, but I was like fiending and I was like, yo, like, do you know where?


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[Assistant] I'd wake up at like 4pm, go pick up my ex-girlfriend and pick up, uh, remember Avery?


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[Assistant] Yeah, like on my way to pick her up from work, I would get a sack and then go home and wait till she goes to bed, kill that sack and then stay up till like 5 a.m. and then take his aunt and go to sleep, wake up at like 5 p.m. It was just that for a while and then I finally started to realize like,


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[Assistant] Because for a while it's like, the rule is like, as long as I can get my work done.


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[Assistant] But then like, I don't know, you just get to the point where you're like, fuck that.


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[Assistant] But like, I don't, yeaah, I don't smoke cigs, I'm trying to cut down on drinking and I smoke weed before bed. That's pretty much it, but.


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[Assistant] Every either new artist or stripper or whatever, when their job is in like the party thing, like they always start out getting fucked up and then they're like, wait, like dude, most of the like really famous DJs, they either have never done a drug, have quit drugs or like none of them are like fucked up.


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[Assistant] He's like, yo, Austin wants to play. I'm like, fuck yeah, fool. And then like play with him like one match and he's like, Hey, I'm going to follow you guys on everything. I was like, bro. Yes.


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[Assistant] Like making videos and having people come up to you, be like, yo man.


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[Assistant] Now I'm actually really excited now because I've taken like the last year and tried to like


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[Assistant] Only put out shit if it's like videos that aren't like...


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[Assistant] To kind of reset it, but it's been working because more people, like I was in the airport with my brother yesterday. Did I come home yesterday?


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[Assistant] Dude, you know where they really fuck with you and like all the underground rap shit that you've interviewed? Where? Thessaloniki, Greece. What?


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[Assistant] Thessaloniki Grease, of all places. Heavy hip hop.


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[Assistant] Yeah, we were just like, we'll walk like two miles down the street and back. But did you, uh, meet any gypsies?


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[Assistant] I've never been, I almost got robbed in, uh, Patterson, New Jersey.


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[Assistant] Years ago, fool, like before any Vines or anything, I think it was 17 or 18, I was booked a show in Philadelphia, or sorry, not Philadelphia, Patterson, New Jersey.


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[Assistant] And the venue caved, so they got this like random bar, but we didn't know it was owned by a gang, so we play there, and like while I'm playing, they're like, I guess in the green room fucking with people's shit, and I had my backpack with my laptop on me and shit, and then as we're leaving,


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[Assistant] I go to the green room and then they're like, okay, everyone out. And I was like, okay, I'm not asking questions, whatever. Everybody else got their shit stolen. So I went out front for a ride and, uh, I don't know, someone, someone said some shit.


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[Assistant] And I wasn't thinking cause I was kinda drunk and I told him to suck my balls. And I got punched in the face hard.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. I just played a show in Eugene and the people who did that show, uh,


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[Assistant] They used to bring me out to Foundation. The club is so dope, but I think it was just the people that worked there that were sketchy. Like the bar people.


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[Assistant] No, I don't, I think it sculpted my image, but I think it was the wrong image. But I didn't know it was the wrong image at the time. I was like fucking loving it, like, yeah, bleh, cause we made like so much money from the


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[Assistant] And then I got my car and I'm like, dude, this is never gonna end. And then it ended.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I feel like up until recently, I've never been viewed as...


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[Assistant] A serious musician. Because, at least in my opinion,


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[Assistant] From being inside and looking out, like, when you're in it, you're like, this is so cool, but once you're like, not down with...


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[Assistant] Uh, when I was very depressed, I would just talk shit on everything, everything full. Like I'd be like, yo, fuck that, uh, cup. Why did you get that cup? You're a bitch for getting that cup. Or like when I started to transition and I would just talk shit on so much stuff. And even like now I'm like looking back like,


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[Assistant] I got in this stupid, I didn't even get in a fight, this kid punched me over some dumb shit at a club, and I just went on fucking Twitter, and I'm like, this kid has herpes, this kid club up, like talking so much shit cause I just got sucker punched and I'm pissed off, and then like months go by and I'm like, fuck, I just ruined this kid's career, I felt so bad. Really?


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[Assistant] I did, but it wasn't because of that, because I did like a show in Atlanta a while ago.


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[Assistant] And I just had a bad fucking day, and I ended up talking so much shit. I'm like, fuck this industry, fuck this person, fuck this, like all this shit sucks, blah blah blah blah, and like...


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[Assistant] At the time, I was like, yeah, I'm passionate about this. This should matter. People are going to know me for saying this. But then my manager's like, fool, no one fucking cares. Like they just want content. Like stop saying this shit. And the next thing you know, my prices are going down. I'm getting less shows and stuff. So I was just like, fuck. And that's when I knew that I'm going to stop being such an ass.


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[Assistant] Yeah, and it's not even like, I used to look at it as like lying to your fans, but it's just like,


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[Assistant] If you know a very racist person, like you could know someone who's extremely racist, but you'll never know that they're racist cause they don't say it, right? They just hold it back. So I feel like I'm not saying I'm extremely racist.


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[Assistant] Uhm, but no, I just feel like there's a time and place.


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[Assistant] I am not, like, I'm just like, holy shit, right? I'm never, I've never talked shit on someone to do that does something fucking retarded. Uh, god, I just said retarded.


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[Assistant] And also having random spurts of like, talking to fans. Like if they'll reply to something they'll be like, oh that's cool. There was one, I listened to this kid's track and like,


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[Assistant] I have like this weird thing where I can not deal with a little badge that says the number of notifications, so I would go fucking crazy.


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[Assistant] I have kids in their late twenties. Uh, no. You have kids? No. But, I was just kidding. What, you got a trick pregnant when you were three?


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[Assistant] I've had a pregnancy scare, but it wasn't real. She was just trying to like, keep me.


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[Assistant] First thing I did when I got to- I was at my mom's house with my brother this weekend, and I was like, hey, can we go get piercings? He was like, yeah, I'll drive you.


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[Assistant] What's up, my name's Rick. Today we're gonna fuck a gauge. It probably doesn't- it probably gets stuck in there and then you're like, wait, wait, don't move, don't move, hold on, let me- okay.


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[Assistant] How long ago was that? It was like a year and a half. It was right when we got Butters.


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[Assistant] The acoustics were trash. There was no bass, it was all mid highs, but it was so fun.


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[Assistant] I remember when I went there to go check it out for like, to make sure we wanted it. And like I went with my manager, my day-to-day, and we were checking it out, Steve Barrow's walking us through. Fucking Eric Costin pulls up. Or no, wait, who is it?


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[Assistant] Yeah, Eric Austin. Cause they call it Barrick's cause it's Steve Ferbera and Eric Austin. So Barrick's. But yeah, I met him and I was just like, yeah, what's up, dude? I don't know who you are, but I fucking love Eric Austin. Remember those videos back in the day? Yes.


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[Assistant] No, do you remember, what song was it? I think it was a Misfit song maybe?


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[Assistant] Maybe it was like a friends first type thing. I've done a lot of shit with friends where there's no con- like me and Nick's thing. There was no contract, it was just kinda like, hey, don't fuck each other over, right? Cool.


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[Assistant] If it's a homie to homie making a contract and shit too, I feel like you can kind of make it pretty simple where it's like, hey, I represent you. Boom.


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[Assistant] Nick randomly is like, have you ever heard of smoke perp? Like so fucking long ago. And I was like, no. And he showed me a shit. It was like, uhm.


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[Assistant] He showed me smoke perp and I was like, what the fuck? And I just remember knowing about smoke perp.


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[Assistant] But I love it. It's so cool. I'm so glad he is like a representative of that kind of music cause he's so goofy and just dope. Like, I don't know.


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[Assistant] Dude, I'm planning on doing a speech at my high school in a couple years.


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[Assistant] Somebody asked me to do it, I think, but I didn't want to do it at the time, but I want to go back and get like all the faculty and parents on board, sit all the kids down in the gym.


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[Assistant] You ever see that thing with Adam from Workaholics and he's like