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Chase and Cruze Brown Talk '2 Brown Boys Greetings' And Young Entrepreneurship | SWAY’S UNIVERSE
Jun 27, 2022
Two brothers from Queen, Chase and Cruze Brown are artistically creating a line of greeting cards, with characters that look like them and their family. The two young businessmen stopped by Sway In The Morning to talk about how they got started.
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Chase and Cruze Brown Talk '2 Brown Boys Greetings' And Young Entrepreneurship | SWAY’S UNIVERSE
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You know, we we talk about
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the youth here a lot have to be in
0:04
representation and we really talk about
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financial literacy and when shall it
0:09
begin when do these conversations have
0:11
do we have these conversations at what
0:13
stage of our kids lives do we start
0:15
talking about these things yesterday we
0:17
were talking about closing the wealth
0:19
gap in the black community and we were
0:21
talking about NFT and blockchain
0:23
technology and how that can help close
0:26
the wealth gap and I think when you a
0:29
parent I'm a parent one of your biggest
0:31
dreams is for your kids to go forward
0:33
move forward and do what you didn't do
0:35
you know to take the baton and go
0:37
further than you ever been and when you
0:40
made me aware of these two young men I'm
0:42
chasing Cruz Brown who are brothers who
0:46
are the architects of two brownboys.com
0:50
I want every citizen tuned in right now
0:52
to go on this website what amazing
0:54
website they got two brownboys.com
0:57
and the art that they put together on
0:59
these greeting cards are incredible
1:01
specially in this age of NFT technology
1:05
I'm these cards are very transferable
1:07
when you come into these different
1:09
spaces whether it's offline and you can
1:10
find them at different retail outlets
1:13
like the ones we have right now you go
1:15
online
1:16
these dudes
1:18
are talented and they're here today and
1:21
because of them we started a new segment
1:23
called mogul miners you know
1:26
youth or making big cash and I want to
1:28
welcome them to the show today man look
1:30
at them they drip look at their style
1:32
look at these dudes
1:33
that this is on purpose that this is on
1:35
purpose they knew they was going to be
1:37
on camera look at the accessories look
1:39
at the color schemes please welcome
1:41
Chase and Cruz Brown
1:44
to the show yeah thank
1:45
What's up man?
1:46
What's up?
1:46
Hey how how old are y'all?
1:48
I'm 15 I'm 17
1:50
And you're 17 man you guys look amazing
1:52
Thank you so much
1:53
Nah man it's cool you like what do you
1:55
think of my jacket?
1:56
Nah I like it I like it.
1:57
I like the colors.
1:58
Yeah.
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I appreciate it, man.
2:00
Um Two brown boys greeting cards. I wish
2:04
when I was a young man that I had these
2:07
kind of greeting cards that I can look
2:09
at. And so, I want to say thank you
2:11
because even as a older man, I'm able to
2:14
experience the joy of seeing what y'all
2:16
did. And these cards, these images, when
2:18
you see these cards, citizens, as a
2:20
matter of fact, I want people to go on
2:22
twobrownboys.com
2:24
right now and then call me up and tell
2:26
me if I lied to you about how great and
2:29
personalized these greeting cards are.
2:32
888-742-3345.
2:35
One of the things you wanted to do is
2:36
create images around how you look and
2:39
the people in your family, right?
2:41
Right.
2:41
Chase, talk about that. Why?
2:43
Well, I just feel like it's such like a
2:45
untapped kind of and this is what like a
2:48
lot of like just black creativity in
2:49
general. It's kind of like
2:51
it's almost a new thing, like
2:56
I don't know how to say it, but
2:59
I I really don't know how to Yeah, thank
3:01
you. It's more like
3:03
we never really had like a platform to
3:05
really just put out all these ideas and
3:07
all these experiences that only really
3:09
only black people can kind of
3:11
understand.
3:11
Yes.
3:12
And so,
3:14
the fact that now we have this kind of
3:15
platform and we built this kind of like
3:17
ourselves,
3:18
I don't know like it's amazing to me.
3:20
It's just like
3:21
I just really feel like we have
3:22
something to say and this is one of the
3:25
many ways that we can say it.
3:26
So, so what did y'all So, so one of the
3:28
things you wanted to do is make sure
3:30
that you had images that represented us
3:33
only how they could in our community.
3:35
Exactly.
3:36
And then, did y'all talk about the kind
3:37
of messaging that you wanted to cruise?
3:39
Maybe you can speak to that. The kind of
3:41
messaging you want to match with the
3:42
imaging.
3:43
Yeah, the thing is uh greeting cards is
3:45
only like one example of like black
3:47
creativity that we could uh show in our
3:49
artwork. So, like I just we just wanted
3:52
to show, of course, diversity and
3:54
include include people in
3:57
things that they don't normally see
3:58
themselves in, like, greeting cards.
4:00
But, that could also be shown in
4:01
clothes.
4:02
Uh that could be shown in books, TV, all
4:05
of that. So, ever since like I was
4:07
growing up, I never really seen myself
4:10
just like in the things that I liked,
4:11
like, comics, TV, and all that. So,
4:13
Yeah.
4:14
I thought greeting cards would be like a
4:15
great example to actually show my
4:17
artwork and show us as the black
4:19
community.
4:20
And so, I'm wondering what was the
4:21
conversation cuz I'm a father. I got a
4:23
beautiful, amazing daughter who's
4:25
intelligent and dresses well like you,
4:28
too. Um
4:30
And she often comes to me with ideas.
4:31
So, what I used to do, and maybe your
4:33
parents had you guys do this, she used
4:35
to ask me for stuff and I used to say
4:37
write me a one sheet, a business plan.
4:39
Right.
4:40
If she asked me for $10, what do you
4:42
want to do with the $10? Write it down.
4:44
If she want, you know, I always made her
4:46
write things out as a as a youth. How
4:48
did y'all approach your parents about or
4:50
did your parents approach you about
4:52
making a business?
4:53
Well,
4:55
it's kind of we all we always had just
4:56
like art just like everywhere just kind
4:59
of laying around our house.
5:01
And I believe it was my mom
5:04
that said something about greeting
5:05
cards. She was like,
5:06
"You know, this would look great on the
5:07
greeting card."
5:09
And me and Cruz, even though like we're
5:11
always like trying to like
5:12
do new things and be as creative as
5:14
possible, but we never really thought of
5:15
that. And
5:17
most greeting cards like, of course,
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like, it's just like animals that like
5:21
represent any races or stuff like but if
5:24
it's a person on it, it's mostly just a
5:26
white person.
5:26
Mhm.
5:27
And so,
5:29
I feel like for a greeting card to kind
5:32
of have like black art as well as black
5:34
people on it,
5:35
Yeah.
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it's just it it hasn't really been done.
5:38
And I just like I just I felt like it
5:40
was so smart. So,
5:42
we kind of it kind of went without
5:44
saying, I want to say.
5:45
Okay.
5:46
We kind of just Oh, yeah. Okay, bet.
5:47
Like we got this. Let's do it. Exactly.
5:49
So y'all designed the website?
5:51
Um
5:52
yeah, a little bit. Like not
5:53
necessarily. It was like a group
5:55
A group effort, yeah.
5:57
a family effort.
5:57
Family effort, yeah.
5:58
Y'all don't argue, huh? It seem like
5:59
y'all finish each other sentences.
6:02
Y'all good, man. Y'all don't fight or
6:03
nothing.
6:03
Everybody says that. I mean, we get in
6:05
our little like fights and stuff, but
6:07
you know, like we get along I feel like
6:09
we get along.
6:10
Yeah, we get along pretty well.
6:11
Hm. What does a typical brainstorming
6:13
session look like for you two? Like how
6:15
do you begin One Card?
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Um usually it doesn't necessarily start
6:20
out like as a organized plan. It's
6:21
usually if we have an idea, we're just
6:23
like open with sharing it with each
6:24
other with each other. And a lot of the
6:26
cards are actually like archives or like
6:29
it's just things from years ago. So we
6:30
kind of take those and kind of recreate
6:33
it with a different background or make
6:35
the colors brighter or just do what we
6:37
have to do to make it like Yeah.
6:39
More pop.
6:39
Yeah, exactly. Mostly, I want to say
6:42
Cruz, he does most of the like
6:44
traditional kind of artwork, laying it
6:46
out. Um and things like that. And I
6:50
guess what I do is more like the design
6:53
aspect on the computer.
6:54
Okay.
6:54
Yeah.
6:55
And so we kind of work together in that
6:56
way to make all the cards and stuff like
6:58
that.
6:59
Nice.
7:00
I love this card right here. It's two
7:02
people in a studio, right? In a in a
7:04
recording studio like this. Okay, now if
7:07
I'm a young man, young black man growing
7:09
up in Oakland, California, and I see
7:11
this card, I'm picking this up because
7:13
this is me.
7:14
You know what I mean? This is the route
7:16
I chose to create. And the message it
7:17
says, "Move to the beat of your own drum
7:19
and produce the soundtrack of your
7:22
life."
7:23
Who came up with that?
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I I I mean, a lot of the stuff is like a
7:27
family effort. So we're Yeah, it's more
7:30
like
7:31
I forgot I don't I don't think one
7:33
person just came up with it. It was more
7:34
just like we were trying to think
7:35
because we knew we wanted to do like a
7:37
studio. Yeah. And cuz like that's
7:39
something that a lot of people can
7:40
relate to.
7:41
And I don't know, we kind of just all
7:42
like brainstorm ideas and they help us a
7:44
lot. I'm very grateful for them.
7:46
You got some cool parents. I know your
7:47
pops.
7:49
I know your pops for years.
7:50
Definitely.
7:51
All right. A.Z.B. you want to jump in?
7:53
Yeah, I want to say thank you guys for
7:55
coming. I actually reached out to your
7:56
mom on social media to get you guys
8:00
here. I was just laying in bed one day
8:02
and turned the television on and was
8:04
watching ABC News when that piece that
8:07
we ran was on and I was like, "Oh my
8:09
gosh. Like who are these kids? Who are
8:11
their parents? Like we need to get
8:13
them."
8:14
I'm proud of you guys. I'm This is my
8:16
first time meeting you in person, but
8:18
I'm so proud of you because
8:20
I just think that to have an idea and to
8:23
go from one step to the next step, it
8:25
takes a lot. It's a lot of
8:27
time, a lot of discipline, a lot of
8:29
creativity, and a lot of faith in
8:31
yourself and in your work, and to have
8:33
your parents up here with you guys as
8:34
well, I think it's awesome. So, how are
8:36
you guys dealing with like this new
8:37
found fame because I I started to see
8:40
you in other places. I follow your mom
8:42
on Instagram and everything. Now I
8:44
follow you two Brown Boys on Instagram
8:45
and I'm seeing you popping up all over.
8:47
You guys getting recognized? How you
8:48
dealing How you dealing with it?
8:50
Well, like I mean I guess like
8:52
everything just seems the same.
8:54
Everything is normal, I guess, but like
8:56
Like coming this way is normal, right?
9:10
Yeah, I mean like it's just things with
9:12
like it's just added things onto it and
9:14
I'm just really grateful for things like
9:16
this and the opportunities that I can
9:17
have to actually share my art and what
9:19
opportunities that could lead to.
9:21
Exactly.
9:22
Yeah, yeah. It comes with different
9:23
stuff.
9:23
Yeah, I think this card, like we've been
9:25
talking about ancestry and everything
9:27
lately here and just parents and
9:29
examples. And so this beautiful card
9:31
with this woman walking that you are
9:32
your ancestors' wildest dreams. I I it's
9:35
so amazing and I think you guys are a
9:37
reflection of that at your age at your
9:39
young age. So, thank you. Thank you for
9:41
being here.
9:42
Thank you guys.
9:42
Jason and Cruz remind me a little bit of
9:44
myself.
9:45
How so no not trying to be funny but how
9:48
so?
9:48
How so what do you mean?
9:49
Yeah.
9:50
How?
9:50
that answer?
9:51
I do.
9:53
NOW YOU WAS A LITTLE NOW YOU WAS A
9:54
DRAWER. YOU have you have art in the
9:56
house.
9:56
But I look at their style man. I'm
9:58
looking at the you know how they dress
10:00
you know the hoodie the t-shirt the
10:02
you know the pearl necklace you know.
10:04
try.
10:04
You try man. Where y'all from?
10:06
Oh we we just from Queens.
10:08
Yeah.
10:08
Y'all from Queens?
10:09
Yeah.
10:10
Okay. All right. Got a lot of nice
10:12
hip-hop history there. You guys got a
10:14
lot of callers.
10:15
Right. So, we're going to open up these
10:17
phone lines 888-742-3345.
10:20
Jason Cruz Brown the brothers 15 and 17
10:22
years of age. They have their own
10:25
business.
10:25
Woo.
10:26
I love it.
10:27
I love it. I love it.
10:28
without our own business.
10:31
This is the future. This is how we're
10:32
supposed to advance.
10:34
Success is wildest dreams baby. Yes.
10:37
Okay. Now who's going on the site
10:39
888-742-3345?
10:42
The site is twobrownboys.com.
10:46
The number twobrownboys.com.
10:48
Ebony's on the line from Los Angeles.
10:51
Rise and shine Ebony. What up?
10:52
What up?
10:53
Good morning. Good morning everyone. How
10:55
y'all doing this morning?
10:56
Hey.
10:56
Doing good.
10:57
What do you think of these guys?
10:58
to
10:59
I wanted to compliment you guys on this
11:02
next level these greeting cards. This is
11:05
awesome. I mean anything to give my
11:08
nieces and nephews and to something else
11:10
like when when I go in the store I don't
11:12
see nothing like this. So, this is next
11:15
level guys. I love it.
11:17
Thank you so much.
11:17
Congratulations.
11:18
Absolutely.
11:19
I appreciate that so much.
11:20
So so there's a lot of holidays coming
11:22
up you know.
11:24
These cards are perfect for that but
11:26
your cards are perfect even in between
11:28
the holidays.
11:29
You know what I mean? These are you
11:30
don't have to wait for a special day to
11:32
give someone a special card. Ebony, you
11:34
going to support?
11:35
Absolutely. I'm on I'm about to order
11:37
right now.
11:38
There you go.
11:38
Birthday is coming up. I'm on it.
11:40
Ebony, tell five friends to go look on
11:42
that site for me, okay?
11:43
Thank you so much.
11:44
Thank you so much, Ebony. All right,
11:46
cool. Let's go to Oklahoma. We got Tanya
11:47
on the line.
11:48
Tanya, hey Tanya.
11:52
Good morning. Good morning. Rise and
11:53
shine. Young man, I am my heart is full.
11:56
Yes.
11:57
I am so proud of you.
11:59
I am the mother of a brown boy.
12:02
I have two grandsons
12:04
that are brown boys.
12:06
And
12:07
I'm just so proud of you. And I'm so
12:09
proud of your mom and dad
12:11
Mhm.
12:11
that that that
12:14
behind you they're standing behind you
12:16
and and pushing you to fulfill
12:20
what God put you on this earth to
12:22
fulfill.
12:23
Mhm.
12:23
You guys are so awesome.
12:25
Yeah.
12:25
Heather B, thank you so much for
12:28
recognizing the greatness and bringing
12:31
them to us. I am on this site. I'm about
12:34
to post it on the Facebook, Instagram.
12:36
I'm going to call some people.
12:37
That's right, Tanya. That's what we got
12:38
to do.
12:40
That's what we have to do. Like we each
12:41
have
12:42
to let you know I am proud of you.
12:44
Thank you so much.
12:45
that.
12:45
We appreciate that a lot. Tanya, tell
12:48
five people.
12:49
Yep, that's it.
12:50
Yep.
12:50
Just tell five others and then tell
12:52
those five to tell five others.
12:53
Mhm.
12:54
All right. Thank you, Tanya. You're a
12:56
citizen.
12:56
Swaying the world. They all over the
12:58
world.
12:59
Jason Cruise, they all over the world.
13:01
We got Fuji on the line from Kansas.
13:04
Hey Fuji.
13:06
Hey, good morning. Good morning. How
13:07
y'all doing?
13:08
What's popping? Rise and shine, family.
13:11
We got these moguls right here, man.
13:13
What we going to do? I'm trying to get a
13:14
job from them later.
13:16
Man, you and me both, man. You and me
13:18
both. But I'm here, you know. I
13:20
appreciate it all. I like the cards, you
13:22
know what I'm saying? Cards just look
13:24
like, you know, like my nephews. You
13:26
know, they're half black, half Mexican.
13:28
And hey,
13:29
you guys are representing it great. I
13:31
was just wondering, can I ask a question
13:33
a question real quick?
13:34
Of course.
13:36
Uh yeah, you know, what all did it take
13:38
for you guys to go ahead and do it cuz
13:40
you know, I got a daughter. Today is her
13:42
birthday and she's trying to start her
13:43
own business.
13:45
Hm. Well,
13:47
I don't know. I feel like definitely
13:49
having someone to kind of push it as
13:51
well. Like
13:52
And for us, that's our parents. And I
13:54
feel like for her, that could even be
13:56
you, you know? Like just to have someone
13:58
to kind of like oh, this is a good idea.
14:00
Keep doing this. Kind of just to have
14:02
someone by your side and to like
14:04
motivate you and just makes it all worth
14:06
it. Definitely.
14:07
That's a great answer there, Chase.
14:09
Thank you.
14:10
Hey, I appreciate that.
14:11
He's mastering this. He's mastering this
14:12
interview thing right now.
14:13
That's why, you know, it's like hey,
14:15
It's light sway. It's light.
14:16
It's light work.
14:17
You know, it's the norm, man. We going
14:18
to sway in the morning. Maybe you see
14:20
news.
14:21
It's easy for them, Fuji. Hey, Fuji,
14:23
tell five people, okay? Five people.
14:25
Hey, I got five people already ordered.
14:27
The name of my daughter's the Diva
14:29
Empire One.
14:31
Okay. That's what's up. And you know,
14:33
good luck with you and your daughter.
14:34
Call us when she get her business
14:35
started. All right?
14:37
Hey, it's already started, Sway. That's
14:39
why I called in to see what all it took
14:40
to help get her going too. You know what
14:42
I'm saying? I'm trying to push her like
14:44
you know, their parents pushed them.
14:46
Okay. So, look, we got a email called
14:48
14:52
So, send if you got kids that are doing
14:54
what just like the these brothers Chase
14:56
and Cruz Brown are doing, creating their
14:59
own business, you know, the youth
15:02
they're considered minors, but they're
15:03
moguls. Go to [email protected].
15:06
Send the information of the business,
15:09
some information about your kid,
15:11
information I can hit you back at. This
15:13
a new segment, Heather. I'm fired up.
15:15
Can you have your stuff in order,
15:16
please? Everybody, like just have the
15:19
stuff together because we just want to
15:21
make sure your socials are up, the
15:22
information is there, and the product is
15:24
available for purchase and for us to
15:26
look at, you know, before inviting you
15:29
to the show.
15:30
got it all right there.
15:32
But it's
15:33
a Diva's Empire one. That's the name of
15:35
it on Instagram and everything.
15:36
Email it. All right, thank you, Fuji.
15:38
You're citizen.
15:39
Sway in the morning.
15:40
Edgar, you want to comment?
15:42
He's in Georgia.
15:45
Yes, sir. But I'm from from Oakland.
15:48
Oh.
15:49
Oh.
15:50
We spoke We spoke before. I I ran a
15:52
security company in LA for the beat. But
15:55
My man, Edgar. How you been, brother?
15:56
This dude This brother right here, Jason
15:58
Cruz, used to protect me
16:00
when I was doing radio in LA.
16:03
Doing a really violent era. You know,
16:06
and so and he
16:07
He rocks with me, man. You want to
16:09
comment?
16:10
Yeah. I looked at the website and the
16:13
artwork is really good. I wanted to
16:16
uh give some some history real quick. My
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mother's brother is Cleven Goody
16:21
Goodloe. You could look it up on
16:23
YouTube. He started the first black
16:25
greeting card company. I don't know,
16:26
Sway, if you remember back in the '60s
16:29
uh the uh the big afros and the dashikis
16:32
and the and the and the black power fist
16:35
uh greeting cards. Uh if you look it up,
16:38
he's he graduated with Murry Turner from
16:41
McClymonds High School.
16:43
In Oakland?
16:44
Uh in Oakland, yeah.
16:46
Wow. There was a lot of great talent
16:48
that came out of McClymonds.
16:49
And my uncle was one of them. Uh you
16:52
know, and he did all kind of different
16:53
stuff, but there's a documentary on him
16:55
just if you want some history, young
16:57
men, about uh uh the struggles that that
17:01
they went through just trying to get
17:03
their artwork their black art their
17:04
positive work out there. So, it kind of
17:07
reminds me of what you guys are doing,
17:09
too. Uh you know, although it's 2022,
17:12
your work looks great, and I'm proud to
17:14
see
17:15
uh that that you're doing it. So, I just
17:17
wanted to give you that information.
17:19
Clevan with a C, c l e
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c l e v e n. His nickname is Goody.
17:26
Gedeaux. And then with the greeting card
17:28
company was called Onyx.
17:29
Mhm. Oh, that's a hard name. I like that
17:32
name. Onyx?
17:32
Yeah, that's We'll definitely check that
17:34
out.
17:34
Nah, yeah. That sounds so interesting.
17:36
Right.
17:37
That's great, man.
17:37
Yeah, that's great.
17:38
Y'all picking up that legacy. Ain't that
17:40
something?
17:40
Exactly. We didn't need nothing.
17:42
Yeah, absolutely.
17:43
There you go. Hey
17:43
Yeah, so that I wanted to give you that
17:45
information and just take a look at it.
17:47
He sent that in 2016.
17:50
But,
17:51
uh, uh, his work is out there at the
17:52
Smithsonian and all that stuff.
17:54
Aggie, thank you, brother. I appreciate
17:56
you still rocking with me, man. And
17:58
thank you for all the years you you
17:59
protected me and and knocked out them
18:01
other dudes. Thank you.
18:05
All right. All right, brother. Love you,
18:07
family. I'm going to take one more, man.
18:09
Brandy in California.
18:10
What up, Brandy?
18:11
Hey, Brandy.
18:13
Hey, can you hear me?
18:14
Yes. Yes.
18:15
Hey. Hey, I'm running late for work as
18:17
usual, waking up organically.
18:20
Um, when uh, he said
18:23
the ancestors card, I was like, "Oh my
18:25
god, I I feel like I got that card in my
18:27
bag right now in the in the trunk." Now,
18:30
it was a competitor, but I like to look
18:33
at signs and symbols. I have a a hashtag
18:36
you look up there are no accidents
18:38
universe rules rule. So, the fact that
18:40
he said that and I had a card in the
18:42
back that said that that I had to pick
18:45
that card like your your your ancestors
18:47
wildest dreams. I had to pick that
18:49
because I couldn't find a card for a
18:52
little black boy that was just
18:53
celebrating his bar mitzvah. There was
18:55
no card
18:56
Where?
18:56
in the store for it for that. So, I had
18:57
to get a generic card and I'm old
19:00
school. I'm about to turn 45. We had to
19:03
color our cards. Like when we wanted it
19:06
to look like us, we had to color them
19:07
brown when I was growing up. You know
19:09
what I mean? So,
19:11
So, I'm like I'm ready to switch over,
19:13
you know, I'm ready to switch over cuz
19:14
there's a reason why I was running late.
19:17
Yeah, everything happens for a reason.
19:18
My mom always says that.
19:20
Yep.
19:20
twobrownboys.com,
19:22
Brandy, they got all you need. And let
19:24
me tell you something, citizens, when
19:25
you get these cards, cuz I'm not sure if
19:27
y'all doing limited series on certain um
19:30
a certain cards or certain designs and
19:32
graphics, but these are like NFTs.
19:36
Beautiful.
19:37
That's what I dad keeps saying. He he
19:39
doesn't shut up about NFTs, I'm not
19:40
going to lie, but
19:41
You better listen to your dad again.
19:44
You better Hey, your dad know what he
19:45
talk. Listen, trust me. This that in
19:48
that world, the metaverse, and all these
19:49
different spaces,
19:51
that's this is your time. You know what
19:53
I mean? So, learn about it. Learn about
19:56
Brandy, thank you, you're a citizen.
19:57
Sway in the morning. Y'all got
19:58
girlfriends or y'all date or anything
20:00
like that?
20:02
We just be chilling.
20:03
Yeah.
20:05
They meet in straight now.
20:07
We just BE CHILLING.
20:10
16, 17, WE WAS THAT AGE, TOO.
20:12
WHO WHO TAUGHT YOU THAT, your mom or
20:13
your dad?
20:15
Okay, listen, um I want to say
20:17
congratulations to you.
20:18
Thank you.
20:19
And then know that you launched a new
20:20
segment for us, right?
20:23
Called Mogul Minors, all right? Kids
20:25
who's getting cash. Uh
20:28
kids in business.
20:29
Uh you guys are young men. I appreciate
20:32
you.
20:33
We're learning from you. We're going to
20:34
support you.
20:35
Yes.
20:35
Thank you.
20:36
Keep the vision. I can't wait to see
20:38
what's next. I know right now you doing
20:40
greeting cards, but I know there's other
20:41
things in the future.
20:42
Yeah, definitely.
20:43
Definitely.
20:43
Right? If people want to reach y'all,
20:45
how can they reach you?
20:46
Um well, we have an Instagram called Two
20:48
Brown Boys Greetings. Um
20:51
we have a website called
20:52
twobrownboys.com, where you can also
20:54
email us. And yeah, that's pretty much
20:57
it. So, we're pretty easy to reach and
20:59
we'll we'll always respond, so.
21:00
Okay, can't Do y'all Do y'all do camera?
21:04
I just want to before I go, I just want
21:05
people to see your the your parents. Oh,
21:08
yeah.
21:08
Yes, beautiful.
21:09
Yeah, I I need people to see this.
21:11
Yeah, it's beautiful. It's amazing.
21:12
Beautiful.
21:13
And also it's the number two.
21:15
Yes, yes, yes. I know your dad. Your
21:17
your dad your dad is I mean you know
21:19
highly respected. He's a mogul in this
21:21
business right here.
21:23
All right. You know congratulations to
21:25
y'all. Real congratulations to the
21:27
Yes.
21:28
We appreciate y'all giving us your
21:29
platform. You've been showing different
21:30
day one. It's just like
21:32
it's been a blessing every time you
21:33
mention a word we get another follow we
21:35
get another order. So we really
21:37
appreciate that.
21:37
No, but that's our responsibility as
21:40
well. We've all been given gifts I
21:41
believe and if you can help somebody
21:44
that's part of your purpose. So just a
21:45
shout out sometimes people don't realize
21:47
go a long way.
21:48
Yeah, exactly.
21:50
And I appreciate
21:52
both of you as parents and and to your
21:54
mom as well because we we've all you
21:57
guys we've been kids with dreams and
21:59
sometimes the parents don't always align
22:01
with the dream.
22:02
Yeah.
22:03
They might see it as you know we came in
22:05
rapping and our parents was like what
22:07
are you
22:08
Don't get it twisted they beefed with us
22:10
constantly.
22:11
Oh, okay. Okay.
22:12
They said all lovey lovey no it wasn't
22:14
lovey okay.
22:15
So I mean say something and they think
22:17
I'm absolutely bananas and think it's
22:19
90s style too much.
22:20
No, definitely that definitely does
22:22
happen. Yeah.
22:22
Okay. Okay, well cool.
22:24
The regular I already tell I already
22:26
know man. But congratulations to you
22:28
guys the Brown family.
22:30
And thank you for this opportunity too.
22:31
Absolutely man. Let's do more cuz y'all
22:33
going to blow up and so
22:35
Hope so.
22:35
just remember my jacket.
22:37
Oh, gosh.
22:38
It's all about the jacket.
22:40
It's all you know what I mean but Chase
22:42
and Cruise Brown and the Brown family
22:43
thank you for coming through.
22:45
No, thank you.
22:46
Absolutely man.
22:47
Absolutely man.
22:47
I'm glad to see the citizens.
22:48
Now up next we got Curtis Cook. If you
22:51
watched The Chi you know Curtis as Otis
22:54
"Dooda" Perry and he's coming up right
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