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Jun 3, 2022
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the people in there um find new parts of
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themselves and find joy in things where
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there shouldn't be any joy or light
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where there shouldn't be any light is
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the best thing that this program is
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brought to me
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wow
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you want to play that piece hp right
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this young lady is powerful
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you know um i got to know her through
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another powerful young lady who goes by
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the name of layla steinberg right and uh
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layla uh someone we we've brought on the
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show plenty of times you know i told you
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my history with layla you know layla and
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i we've done a lot of stumping you know
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in northern california you know and just
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like fauna who's here with us today
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layla is really about the community you
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know last time i went to san quentin
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layla was there she was behind bars i
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had to try to break her out because
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she'd been in san quentin since the 90s
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you know and just really um helping
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young men who are
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behind bars incarcerated learn how to
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express themselves really it's
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therapeutic what she does in the program
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that she created
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for them is that something she's always
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done and in my younger years layla used
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to invite me to come to some events she
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was set up around northern california we
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would go to public schools and speak
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positivity to our peer group right you
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know and it was really effective same
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thing she did with tupac shakur so on
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and so forth so i was trying to be like
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park two you know coming out of oakland
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you know i just i didn't have my voice
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wasn't as loud as his at that time you
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know but we had the same purpose and
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passion and passion right and so leila
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has a daughter we call her death and dev
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when she was younger was a very
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precocious child she was ahead of her
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time i mean she didn't even know how to
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speak but she would look at you and yell
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at you at the same if you wasn't on time
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i used to tell layla what's up with this
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strange little child like see she don't
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does it will she have a childhood ever
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you know she so she came out of the
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wound a grown-up and uh
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years passed on and it's just it's just
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to me
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it makes sense that dev uh decided to
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really help assist people in their
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careers and help bring their dreams to
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life and they have been telling me about
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this young lady for a long time who's
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here with us today and then i saw her do
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a collaboration with tyler the creator
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who to me is easily one of the most
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creative beings to ever set foot on this
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earth definitely of this era um he's a
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revolutionary if you ask me when it
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comes to creativity he's an activist
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when it comes to culture he's always
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done it his own way and for him to reach
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out to her
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to say hey we gotta work together that's
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dope let you know that this young lady
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is special uh she has a new album that's
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out now called flora plus fauna
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flora and fauna and uh she's here with
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us today a little little uh uh abstract
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gemini woman right here give it up for
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final
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yeah
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you can tell by listening to her music
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mike muse
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she's never the same person twice okay
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that's true right yeah because it gets
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boring right like i agree i feel like to
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be
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just singular is kind of boring okay
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when did you come to that realization
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like at what age did you um
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i feel like well i have a large family
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and so there's already already so many
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personalities in my household that um i
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found myself growing up and expressing
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different parts of myself even with like
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different siblings you know so i feel
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like it's always been there it's always
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been like just a part of me okay when
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you say large how many siblings um
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there's nine of us oh wow okay
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what's the male female race like one boy
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and then eight girls oh my god and is
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everyone interested in music contributes
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to me somehow well when we were younger
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this is how i met layla and dev we were
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all in a family band
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um
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well not all of us there was four or
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five of us at the time but we were in a
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family band and so after that um
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i like stuck with music and i like kind
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of taught myself how to like really
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really sing because i kept saying like i
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wasn't good good but
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i was just okay mediocre yeah like for
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real though yeah um
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you would like karaoke good i don't even
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know i think that i was just like really
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young and so like you know i didn't have
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a sound um
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but then i continued on with music um
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and then my younger sister who's just
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below me she's a singer as well she's
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just like an all-around creative she's a
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makeup artist hair stylist dancer all
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the time yeah nothing singular nothing
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singular yeah because i mean the thing
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that i like the thread that i try to
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keep through my music and why it might
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like seem abstract um
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is i never want to be i want to showcase
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a full spectrum of emotion
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so
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in order to do that i have to like you
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know tap into these different parts of
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myself and again not be singular yeah
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was that ever scary though like uh and
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i'm speaking from personal experience i
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sometimes would limit myself to how deep
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i wanted to go because i wasn't sure if
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i wanted to know what i would find when
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i was younger right and then i became
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when i got older it was like man i need
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to see what's on the other side of this
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but yeah did you always want to see
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what's on the other side of it um well
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also growing up in workshop
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i used writing and like making music as
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a form of therapy okay so
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like i was i was talking to it um
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because i'm on tour right now with
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ravina and i was talking to her about um
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the way that i write my music sometimes
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i feel like my personality doesn't
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necessarily match and it's because music
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is where i get to
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dive in and like do those scary things
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um but it's the only way that i know how
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to write you know
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i was telling her like i never wrote
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like a love song like where are my love
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songs at i'm always sitting here talking
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about the pain like
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where the level is gonna ask you that's
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speaking of love what are your parents
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background were they singers artists
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yeah my dad taught um all my siblings to
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sing he is a singer-songwriter
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multi-instrumental and then my mom she's
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um
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she works in the birthing world um she's
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a midwife a doula
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and she also is a belly dancer and like
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she's been dancing since forever hey
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mommy it all makes sense now
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yeah
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okay so with such an interesting family
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at least from what you're sharing from
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us what was the pain that you needed to
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create therapy for
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i mean just growing up in general like
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you know trials and tribulations being
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broke i'm sorry but like just being you
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know being broke is is hard yeah um
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and just watching others um
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because i can't lie like jealousy
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i i i'm having a struggle with jealousy
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right now and like and recognizing it
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because like seeing others succeed when
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you're younger because i've been singing
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since forever and i've been writing on
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my own music since i was 16. so watching
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others succeed and i couldn't and things
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like that and just like well why not me
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you know i struggle with those things um
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then heartache you know that's really
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how that's true
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how if you mind sharing how do you about
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20 i'm 26. okay so
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you got some 36 year olds is doing that
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feeling that 46 56 66 jealousy yeah it
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yeah envy yeah it's a little bit of the
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spirit you know it's the spirit of it
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and it takes practice and praying
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meditation and you keep doing what
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you're doing like you find that honesty
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and that truth in your writing that
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actually helps because your focus
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becomes on your purpose yeah and then it
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happens everybody not one person in this
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room can say they didn't experience that
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and it could happen tomorrow i wasn't
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jealous you were swearing jealous of
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every athlete
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yourself yeah why is it taking so long
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you shouldn't be skipping i know this
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part i'm better than this we all have
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experience in that and it will continue
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you know you just you you take you take
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control of that yeah
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flora and fauna okay stop hating on your
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future self okay
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i love it
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oh he wasn't ready yeah no i'm saying
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coming off of that that was such a great
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discourse of envy and jealousy and and
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cheers to you for being so transparent i
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think that's a success of an artist more
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transparent and honestly and authentic
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the more they can connect with their
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audience and so connect with the
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audience you described your music as
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meditative i've never heard anyone
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describe their music as meditative if
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you can talk to us a little bit about
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what does that mean well to me
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um something that i always want people
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to
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to feel when they listen to my music
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like the full project i want them to
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leave feeling full and like you know
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when you meditate and like you finish
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meditating like you you're grounded
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you're centered you feel like you have a
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purpose you know
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i always want people to feel um
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sorry that they um
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they've gone through this journey with
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me and
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we've come out on the other side you
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know what i mean
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thank you
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um i always want people to feel like
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like there's a a purpose to the music
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and i do everything literally everything
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with intention i don't i don't write i
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don't um sit down to make music i don't
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even connect with people unless it's
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like something that's in line with what
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it is that i want to do with my life you
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know
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so it's meditative to me because i um
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again i want you to feel full and i want
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you to feel like we went somewhere you
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know like i took you on a journey where
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i told you a story and we got somewhere
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yeah what's the journey
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i mean for this project the journey
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um i'm learning self-love in a different
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way um and like to take care of myself
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um because
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coming from a big family you know like
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i'm in the middle yeah but like just
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coming from a big family you always um
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you have this thing of like wanting to
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take care of everybody and i'm finding
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that in order to take care of everybody
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i really do need to take care of myself
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like first yeah i have to take care of
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myself first like if i want to retire my
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mom i got to make a lot of money first
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you know what i mean like and outside of
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money like if i want to be because i
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have a lot of nieces and nephews too
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if i want to be an example for them i
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need to be like a solid and sound human
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being yeah and like i'm still like
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currently i'm learning that i know
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nothing at all and that i um am still
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like a blank canvas and like learning
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things but also being mindful of the
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things that i'm letting in
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um so that i can be that example like
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yeah and i think you already are
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honestly like so i don't i don't i don't
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think that there's ever gonna be a
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destination i don't feel like there's
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ever a level of completion you know i
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think that the fact that you are
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putting in effort and you're
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understanding that there's many layers
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to this and you want to continue to
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explore and you want to continue pouring
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into yourself that already is like a
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full plate to serve someone that would
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nourish them yeah i love that i agree
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someone told me um the best piece of
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advice one of the best pieces of advice
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i got is that life is a series of
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adjustments and i've been like going off
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of that and like never being complacent
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like oh well i'm good on that like you
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know what i mean like there's always
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more to learn and there's always more to
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be like absorbed and i just want to
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continue to do that
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with nine kids in your family were you
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ever hungry yes
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that's what i'm saying yes we was i was
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telling dev like we used to have some
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summers where we was eating watermelon
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uh what else
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popcorn for dinner yeah like watermelon
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popcorn and like beating cheese burritos
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you know from taco bell because it was
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only 89 cents at the time damn you
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remember the cost yeah that was 89 cents
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mm-hmm not like you're still hungry have
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a good or something
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they definitely
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we all listen to your music and i i
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definitely say i felt full you know and
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there's a couple tracks that really
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stood out to me but at the end of the
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project you do this
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piece called weight you know weight is
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different tell me about weight is it a
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chance is it what is it it is it's a
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definitely a mantra um it's telling me
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or reminding myself to be patient with
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myself because throughout the project um
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like throughout the process of writing
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it and like
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um just you know putting all the players
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together i i was like i stepped into a
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new arena that i had never been in
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before again
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um not going back to being envious of
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myself but um before i used to have to
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like beg people for beats you know
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and then i got to a place where i was
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getting too much stuff and i didn't know
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how to like um fully absorb and like uh
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decipher through
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through all the things and like get what
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was best for me
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um and like what spoke to me and so wait
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i wrote actually like three years ago i
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didn't write it but i just sang it like
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three years ago and um
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i was like literally just sitting in my
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car and i
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had to remind myself to go back to that
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place to go back to the place where i
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was like all right you need to be
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patient
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um and let all that is for you come to
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you
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because throughout the project i kind of
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like trying to
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or not trying but i was rushing a
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process a healing process and then
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weight is like my reminder to like relax
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be still be still yeah like
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chill out do you start receiving a lot
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more first day was you know like mike
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jones back then they didn't want me
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right right literally
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right so when you hooked up with tyler
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the creator is that what open the flood
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gates of people want to work with yeah
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so before then it was like bubbling but
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then afterwards for sure i was in the
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studio with him and he was like you
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gonna have to delete every name at
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your phone all day numbers they gonna
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have to be going he was like don't um he
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was like don't get caught up in like
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everybody hitting you because they gonna
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be blowing your phone up that's what he
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told you that's what he told me i always
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wondered what kind of stuff tyler says
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just i feel like he probably drops gems
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he does every other sentence what else
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uh implanted on your mind um he told me
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to a that that he attacks every project
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and everything that he does like a
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sniper like a very clear vision and he
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has to like block out all of the other
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stuff and like you know
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zero in on that vision
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um and that's something that i
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i definitely am like taking
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now from now on because um again like
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stepping into a new arena and having so
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many people be like oh we want to do
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that can you do this can you do that um
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sometimes you can lose sight of the
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vision
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and just get like caught up in like you
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know all the things that people are
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asking of you um
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and then you kind of like compromise
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your vision right which you never want
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to do yeah so what are you saying yes to
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now what are the asks that you're like
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hell yeah i'm here
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um
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i'm trying to really think have i been
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saying yes to a lot of things i mean
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there are like certain things like i'm
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doing a um
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i just did a compilation
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project with pigeons and planes oh yeah
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yeah yeah sorry i'm saying yes to that
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you know like things that are in in a
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line you know with like my style and
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like um
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the audience that i want to reach and
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like the work that i want to do
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yeah you you know the audience you want
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to right yeah it's pretty much just
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myself like people like me
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don't forget switches it's all about the
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conversation with her and her future
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stuff
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that's why it's more than what what
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pronoun do you identify with are you she
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heard she hurt and she's a gemini so one
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side is she the other side is
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stupid i get it i see where you at i'm
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following i'm following okay
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like black women that's why i was like i
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love your sweatshirt today
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yeah
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you're a black woman and look around you
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look at these two um and i got this from
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gina views who works out here she does
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stuff with um with us she has her own
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video show here in l.a and she puts a
15:54
lot of artists on and she does stuff
15:56
with sways universe so she uh this is
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part of her merchandise you said
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something really interesting if if off
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mike when we were in the lobby and if
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you don't want to go here just tell me
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but i'ma go here
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i actually have to listen to your album
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like you've been in a lot of
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relationships and you said i said that i
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had been in i said i've been in four
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serious relationships but i've never
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dated anybody and i don't claim them
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that's right what does that mean i don't
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yeah i mean like like i don't want
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anybody i don't want you to claim me so
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i don't claim them you know what i mean
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i i don't want anybody to be like yeah
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fauna wrote this about me because shut
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up cause no
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uh-uh you don't get to claim me and also
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like i just feel
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i'm a different person you know i'm a
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gemini but also like each year in like
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the growth that i have i'm like a
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completely different person and i just
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don't want to look backwards you know
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what i mean i'm about to look back at
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these relationships and be like
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i haven't had a relationship where i i
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can be like wow like that was beautiful
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you know
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where you from oakland
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you'll play your game ridiculous boys
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a level of gratitude since those
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relationships have also become
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inspiration for great songs yeah i do
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feel a level of gratitude um i also just
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be feeling myself a little bit
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afterwards yeah
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don't claim me
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i'm definitely not claiming you but i do
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feel a sense of gratitude because it's
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like i learned a lot i guess that would
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be the
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the beautiful thing but i don't know
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that i've ever been in a relationship
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where i can just like where i've left
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and i've been like um that was a solid
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man right there
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i haven't had that yet what would they
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say about you yeah what do you think
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some of your exes would say about you i
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think that they all still love me
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like i can't lie don't let me hate you
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don't even get a camera
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i do i definitely do i think that they
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also love me um i actually know that
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they do
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um
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well i'm curious then like the letter
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mike she was just you know she was on
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her stoop right there you know it's like
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i know they do give him a
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i'm jersey what experience are you
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drawing on um if you don't claim your
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relationships uh what like
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i would think that as an artist
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artists use their experiences as their
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muse right to inspire moments and
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movements and songs and whatever they're
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trying to put out into the world so like
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when what experiences are you drawing on
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to communicate to your audience your art
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i draw on like the um i draw on the
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experiences the only reason i don't
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claim them is just because i'm like
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again like when i write the music i'm
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fully honest afterwards i look he'd be
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putting on a little fluff and like a
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little shield um but i i definitely draw
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on the relationships that i've had
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that's all that i can draw on um
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and like sometimes i i use my best
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friend's relationships because we share
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everything and like she has like some
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wild wild things that she's been through
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too so sometimes like i will tap into
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her life and like write about that but
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for the most part i um
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i draw on the the things that make me
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sad you know that's why i don't claim
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these these dudes
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use another word i heard that dude how
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did you and dev connect and why why dev
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dev so i met devonnie when i was six
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years old um with layla yeah me and all
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my siblings were in layla's workshop her
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artist development workshop slash
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emotional literacy workshop mm-hmm
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and ever since i was like six dev was
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like 11 something like that and i just
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always thought she was cool like again
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she had that seriousness but i just
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always thought she was cool and i wanted
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to be her friend like i remember one
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time we were staying at layla's house me
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and i think it was for my siblings and
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it was like a gloomy morning
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and dev was like you guys want to go to
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the beach it was like 8 a.m and we were
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like okay
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and we go to the beach and like i just
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see her run and like dive into a wave
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and i was like that's cool like she's
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living life like i need to go beyond her
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time i jump in it's all freezing but i'm
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still trying to act like this is fun
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girl
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but she always just was like super super
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cool to me and just very very down to
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earth and grounded and like sure of
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herself um and very protective which is
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what you need in a manager um
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and so when i was 16 my family we had
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moved to texas
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like right when i turned 16 and i just
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didn't want to be there and i told my
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mom like um
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we're going to move back to la
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and we're going to link back up with
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layla and she's going to manage me and
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then we linked back up with layla and
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then that like we were working together
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for a long time and then finally dev was
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like um fauna it's time to like do your
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project like sit down and like really
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lock in and do your project and so she
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put me in with a producer
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and we did a lock-in for like two weeks
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and like knocked out pretty much my
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whole first project in that time yeah
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shout out to dev man right you know this
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young lady says like i said since she
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was a toddler i'm really proud of her
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you know she looked at me when i walked
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in the lobby i felt like i did something
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wrong i don't know she just got a way of
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making you want to be your best self
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yeah who's flora
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so flora is like the softer side of me
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okay
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flora is the side like like i have a
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song like rain yes it has a little bit
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of flora in there but really like alibi
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and like day by day
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um and weight
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that's like the flora um
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of me and so so the fauna is bad bad the
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fauna is bad bad yeah for sure for sure
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for sure okay high roller is fine high
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roller okay yeah i hear i heard both of
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them coming out of you this whole
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interview right here all that pimping
21:51
heather getting excited over there all
21:52
that pimples give him all the jersey
21:55
once you kick him off the squad you take
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your jersey
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well listen this was the first great
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meeting with you yeah
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i can't wait to see your stage show
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because if it's as thoughtful and
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invested as your music i know it's quite
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an experience right
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something you do different that people
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don't do that you added to your studies
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um something i do different i mean i
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think the covers that i do
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are like very uh
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very on on brand for me that's like
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different from i was telling them in the
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lobby like i do as of right now i do i
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never dreamed by stevie wonder
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uh-huh then i do um clumsy by fergie
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okay and then i also do oops by tweeting
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and like but the trifecta are like you
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know can we can we hear little oops you
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went home
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the hottest one like right i was gonna
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sing i know right for the morning
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for the morning the hardest one in the
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morning
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not you okay
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i can't do that
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okay go for it let's go give me some
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water all right y'all gonna do it
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no way okay it's all you okay
23:31
i tried and i tried
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to avoid
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but this thing was happening i swallowed
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my pride
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let it ride
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and party
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but this body
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felt just like mine
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i got worried i looked over to the left
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for reflection of myself that's why i
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couldn't catch my breath
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oh my god
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exactly
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yeah i told you you pulling out the
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fauna yeah i told you it's tough
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pronounced
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future self-settlement
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i loved it
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i loved that i loved it i loved that
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it's about to be my new ringtone
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i had the finger point thank you okay
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thank you for the timing hey so we did a
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song together now i'm gonna just like
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tyler yeah
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we're here now you're about to get more
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beats
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um wow what a beautiful beautiful story
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and journey you've had yes and uh i'm
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looking forward to continuing to watch
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it grow i am too thank you i'm so happy
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i got to come up here this is like a
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dream low-key you don't know
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we're happy to have you and we embrace
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you with open arms thank you guys okay
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and listen citizens make sure
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you get the project flora and fauna
24:53
right is out right now it's a beautiful
24:55
project indeed it's a beautiful and i i
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don't know if i haven't said this listen
24:59
with your family you can listen to this
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project with everybody involved the vibe
25:04
the energy the frequency um the sonics
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they all are uh very cohesive to the
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lyrics and your voice and your
25:11
performance great job okay and then
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we're gonna end it with bad bad you want
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to say anything uh in closing
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um i have a show tonight if you actually
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not tonight
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laura what day of the week is it i have
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a show tomorrow night at the el rey if
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you guys are gonna be there that'd be
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great nice that's a great video gonna be
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lit with ravina i've never been i've
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never been here
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it's a great venue i'm really excited i
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used to throw in the 90s layla you
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remember these days i used to throw you
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i was a promoter too they don't you know
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i was a promoter so we used to do it
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instead it's a great venue um
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great to meet you in person thank you
25:45
continued success thank you for letting
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me sing with you up next we got niecy
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nash is here with her with her partner
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the one and only jessica betts you want
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to talk with nic nash and jessica 888
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742-3345 here's bad bad
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you
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