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Lat year Jahmed released his debut album “Theboofmobile,” and now less than a year later he has just dropped his latest project 'Armani'. He called in to Sway In The Morning to talk about it.
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yeah 20 in the morning say 405.
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since we last talked to this young man
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you remember that project booth mobile
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hb when he was breaking down the meeting
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of booth we didn't know what that meant
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[Applause]
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and he educated us on what that was and
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we we talked about hit
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boy in the inland empire in southern
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california
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and what makes him great and some of the
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tragedies he faced and some of the
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triumphs and now we're back a year later
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and he's still shining with a new
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project called armani it says
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sophomore ep please welcome back to the
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show the one and only john mann ladies
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and gentlemen yo
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what up hey what's the deal what's your
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deal thank y'all for having me what's
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the deal with it
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man you sound different already to me
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bro what a difference a year makes right
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hey man i've been living and learning
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and uh
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maturing and progressing at the same
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time you feel me yeah
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i heard that hey man what kind of things
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have you learned brother first of all
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welcome back to the show
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before we get into the conversation and
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listen to the pride absolutely man
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listen to the project man you got some
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iconic figures
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on this project i want to talk about um
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but but what did you learn what what
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kind of learning have you had i'm
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interested in that man i'm taking
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everybody learnable moments and using it
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for my benefit
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for sure i mean like for one i mean last
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time i was here it was uh
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i think it was like pre-covered or if it
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was like super pre-covered so
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uh we here a year later and like you
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know we was isolated
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like you know the whole world was
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isolated for a year so one one thing
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i learned in the past year was like
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patience you feel me because like
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i was i was middle role out middle of a
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rollout i had lined up shows you know
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i'm looking at all these opportunities
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my first year into the game
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and then i gotta now everything's on
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hope because the pandemic because of
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coca 19.
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so like i really have to just learn to
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be patient with myself mentally and like
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you know
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just know that i'm not the only person
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affected by this so it really just made
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me
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a little more uh aware of my
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surroundings and to appreciate the
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smaller things in life because we was
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like i said everybody was limited like
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we couldn't even go outside at one point
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so uh i really just learned to be
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patient if i can if i can say i'll learn
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anything in the last year it's just
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patience what are some of those smaller
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things
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because during this time inside
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those smaller things can actually appear
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to be the bigger things
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you know what i mean right when you flip
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your perspective on it so what were some
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of those things
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some of the small things for sure was
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like you know spending time with your
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loved ones i i know like
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being in the music you know we so caught
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up with trying to
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you know be better than what he was last
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time so then like you know just having
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that mindset you don't really have time
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for the people around you
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and like i said i was very early but i
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see myself stepping away from my little
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brother you know stepping away from my
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father
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and my mother um so one of those little
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things was really just spending time
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just communication with people
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i feel like since i've been in like a
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you know isolated pandemic
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i i've been communicating with people a
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little more better because like that's
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the only thing i can do
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i can't really go outside and hang out
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with you so i gotta like you know via
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social media text messages phones calls
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you know i'm communicating with my
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people a little more better
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than what i was previously and i feel
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like that was a little thing but it's
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really a huge thing
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now that i look back was communication
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was so important
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that something that i wasn't always a
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hundred percent fun on
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you know what i'm saying so i think you
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know another little thing was just
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appreciating
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just life like you know going outside
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appreciating the trees i
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saw it sound a little weak right now but
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like just appreciating trees
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appreciate you know the dogs like it's
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so much things i appreciate like my view
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like the sun like everything because
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like we just you know we was limited so
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i just appreciate it so much and those
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are the those are the things that i
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really really appreciated during this
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whole
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year run i love it man john matt is with
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us um and he got the new project armani
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when you say
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appreciate the trees now i know you from
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cali that that could happen that could
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be a double entendre right there you
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know what i mean
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so ironically i don't even be smoking
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bro i'll be trying to stay away from
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that
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really okay wow yeah okay that's
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different for a rapper
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from probably here
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in california hey i had some i had some
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world war experiences so you know me i
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you know i don't ignore science so i
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stayed away from it after i hit my i
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took my first hit i stayed away from
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that
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what what happened the homie
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that's how he passed me something and i
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smoked it and it was you know the
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anxiety went from like one to thirty and
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i told myself yeah i ain't never getting
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high yeah i don't know how y'all gonna
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be rapping about this i'm solid
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wow okay maybe he gave you some bammer
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but i'm glad you made the
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choice you did all right um
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you said you learned about patience you
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know we were just talking about
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about little yachty who was speaking
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about his financial
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his financial challenges you know having
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50. i don't know if you saw that clip
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but you know he said he's spending about
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52 000
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a month and you know a lot of people
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made a lot of money during this pandemic
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but
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like you said your whole rollout got
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stopped so a lot of folks didn't
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necessarily generate a lot
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a lot of money with patients uh did you
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have to kind of
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reprogram yourself on how to be frugal
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when it came to money
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like how did you manage money during
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this time
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for sure for sure i think uh definitely
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you i was dummy aware like of how to
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like
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that that was one of my main concerns
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but you know like i'm a spiritual person
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i believe in a higher source so i feel
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like
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you know god took care of me in those
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times like i look back at it now i'm
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like dang
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i had just quit my job like a year
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before and like i was getting up all
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these shows these opportunities where i
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can generate some income and
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like really it was just me believing in
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god during that whole process like look
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i'm talking to him like you know my
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situation you know what i'm going
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through
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and this just happened so like but
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in the midst he made it away from me
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like i ain't trying to get like all
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super super spiritual and churchy but
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like he made it away from me in that in
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that whole and this whole year
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and uh luckily for me though i was smart
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with my funny like you know i see some
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income
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very early on and i just saved it just
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saved it for like you know
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i come from you know struggle days and i
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and i know to take i know how it feels
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to be in those situations so i told
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myself i could never go back to that
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situation so one of the things that
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that i took before the whole pandemic
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was to save my money like you know just
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to put it up and iron like right after
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that the whole situation kicked back so
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i was able to kind of like maneuver uh
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in a comfortable space financially wise
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but you know
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so it's unfortunate for a lot of people
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though because like that you know
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that's not the case for everybody and
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you know everybody got kids and stuff
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you know so it was just
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it's just one of those things that you
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know i had to just turn to god for if i
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could be honest with you
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i love it john is here he sounds so
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clear right hb sounds strong oh
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i love it and john listen you're gonna
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have to get on that vibe with me because
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there was something about the way your
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energy even the way you jumped on the
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phone and how you were breaking down
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certain things
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what you learned to appreciate during
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the pandemic and i could literally
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feel your spirituality through your
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words through that though
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anybody of faith you your faith is often
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tested you know and
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whether a lot of people feel like this
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pandemic tested our faith was there
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a a moment that you're comfortable with
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sharing where you felt like
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your faith was being tested and not just
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leaving your job and doing this but
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really really as an artist
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during this time when you felt like man
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did i did i make the right decision in
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pursuing this
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yeah 100 1 000 percent right yeah
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my favorites touch it dummy touched it
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but i appreciate you 1000 percent
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oh okay you okay all right did you he
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didn't want him
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comfortable with you okay
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if it was i missed it let me answer it
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though no i'm not ducking no questions
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real talk
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okay how was it tested give us an
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example
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oh oh how was it touching my phone i
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didn't know that was a question my fault
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had it yeah i said if he was comfortable
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with sharon yeah
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oh yeah it was just i mean like uh
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like he wants like specific scenarios
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like yeah my uh it was tested in like
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multiple ways like even if we talking
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about armani and the music
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like it was a point where i didn't know
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how to bounce back from dropping the
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booth mobility like
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what am i going to say now like you know
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i made this whole project to like really
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just be in front of the crowd and make
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shows
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and i feel like i was really really
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tested with what i was going to come
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with next on music wise
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and and and one of the things that i
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like really felt was like
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dang like do i drop music again like you
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know what i said i dropped a whole
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nother project in the pandemic i can't
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have a proper roll out like all the
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other
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artists is doing like everybody that's
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on it's different they can still drop
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music and you know
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ride the wave i can't do that i gotta
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really be like be in front of the people
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like you know how it is for new artists
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so
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i think i was really really tested on
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what i was saying my next project and i
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remember sitting down with my producers
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like look bro like
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i you know we know what we're capable of
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like we know we can make but at the end
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of the day
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we got to really speak to the people
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like really really speak and i'm not to
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say that the booth mobile i wasn't
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talking to nobody because it was
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definitely you know meaningful
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records in that project but in a sense
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we got to be super direct about
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what i'm going through as an artist we
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have to be super direct about
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you know how to bounce back from
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situations so at the end of the project
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we put a song called roblox
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you know just so the people can hear it
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and know that they can smash through
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anything we're going through at the
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current state of life just right now so
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i feel like i was really really tested
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with the music and
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and putting pressure on some something
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important to say
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roadblock is a great song too um it got
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that kind of
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it's a it's a low that low end frequency
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on that bass
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uh kind of pulls you in and it moves at
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an interesting pace but
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also the machiavelli song on this
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project you say something really
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interesting
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in the hook where you say [ __ ] rap i
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learned that from machiavelli
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this [ __ ] is whack people lying they
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ain't really that crazy
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what what what what is the intent behind
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that
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what did you what were you trying to get
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across
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so like machiavelli that's a good thing
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you asked me that machiavelli is like
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the flip side of everything i just said
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like
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me being impatient like you know i i hit
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a certain episode at one point
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when making this album was like i was so
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frustrated with not being
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you know not being recognized or you
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know
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not being you know just an impatient
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artist that's hungry like just a
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starving artist that's really trying to
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get on
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and i think machiavelli represents that
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to them to the fullest
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standard and it's like the ignorant
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version of me expressing myself because
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if you listen to the hook it's like [ __ ]
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rap
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i learned that from machiavelli baby
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just like the aggressiveness some you
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know
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at some point tupac had some of the
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records he list like some of the records
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you do like you know he had
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some sort of aggressiveness and then
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when you listen to those verses though
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it's really just me opening up about me
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being
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like self-conscious or uh
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not confident enough that i can do this
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like the last verse i'm speaking on my
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confidence the whole time of like can i
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even rap can i even do this
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like i'm looking at everybody else going
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crazy and one of my false
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flaws in that song was me comparing
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myself to everybody i've seen that's
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making a way and that's coming up
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and at the end of the record you hear
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sugar free just telling me like look bro
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like just keep going keep pushing
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forward
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keep doing you it's going to take some
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time and it may take 10 years to 20
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years but you got to keep going and now
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i'm just going to come back to you full
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cycle
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come on i'm glad you i'm glad you you
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were very transparent about that because
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so many
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artists in my opinion they we you
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we struggle with that you you do and and
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that and your faith is tested in that
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way too just with simple identity
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like just with your identity of it all
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especially now with social media
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it has to be a hundred times worse
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because you see so much of what other
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people are doing
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um i'm so glad you were honest about
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that bro i appreciate it so much
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thank you yeah no problem yeah social
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media made it worse though real talk
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you talk about that people lying on
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their instagrams and but you brought up
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somebody
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that i i think should be celebrated and
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i don't know if it's celebrated enough
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uh i remember when he first put out a
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street gospel project back in like 19
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mid 90s 97 or so
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sugar-free sugar-free is an icon
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yeah western juggernaut
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okay sugar-free there's never been
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anybody quite like sugar-free when you
12:36
talk about
12:37
originality innovation you know that
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sugar-free style is
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yet to be matched um i love sugar-free i
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remember dj quicking him or doing a
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whole lot of work early on
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how did you get sugar-free on this
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project are y'all are y'all friends are
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y'all family
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it's crazy not related not at all but
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like you know i come from the same city
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like pomona
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it's not too it's not too big you feel
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me it's super small so like from the
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east side to the west sides of norfolk
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it's super small but really how it
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happened bro i don't even know how it
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happened myself like i just remember
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being in the studio a day before i
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talked to him
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and me and my producers in the homies
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was in there going over the project
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and obviously we didn't have him on her
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yet because like we had all the songs
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and i was just looking to my producers
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like bro this won't make sense if we
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don't get sugar free on here it's like
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like this is one of those projects to
13:23
where like i need that narration and i
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can do it myself but like it
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only makes sense if we grab them on
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there and like just i think just
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speaking that into manifestation
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literally the next day my manager called
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me like look i got sugar free on the
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line
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and i'm like whoa hey we were just
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talking about this in this video that's
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crazy
13:38
so uh but i think you know i think just
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the ties of being from pomona it kind of
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it kind of helped everything
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go smoother than uh normal because like
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he was with everything
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and really sugar free just a cool dude
13:50
like really how he talked on the like on
13:51
records that's really how he talked in
13:52
real life just smooth and like he always
13:54
got metaphors and [ __ ] so i was like yo
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this is really sugarfree this is crazy
13:57
but uh like he um he just you know i
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think he just looked out for me like i
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just sent them i just told them like yo
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i won't i want like you know if you
14:05
could talk about this or do this and
14:06
combine this together with that
14:08
and like and i didn't really have to
14:09
really just you know spoon feed it to
14:11
him like you know i just gave him like
14:13
little top liners or whatever he just he
14:14
just took it around with it and he sent
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back like a 12-minute audio clip of him
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just like
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imagine hearing sugar freeze talk for 12
14:20
minutes like we was having fun with that
14:21
alone like it was crazy
14:23
man so much game probably fell off in
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that 12 minutes man
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i wanted to use it oh and i wanted to
14:30
use it all man i only used like a cool
14:31
five minutes i was like damn i gotta use
14:33
all this but i couldn't you know match
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it all together
14:35
i'm gonna have to use it again man the
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song
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you say is when the first glimpse it
14:42
sounded like some girl broke your heart
14:43
took advantage of you and stole your
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money
14:45
when you first hear some of those lyrics
14:47
what what what motivated that song i
14:49
doubt that's what it is but what
14:51
motivated that song
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for the motivator you say is uh it's
14:57
multiple things
14:58
like really it's multiple things it's
14:59
like it's a concept record
15:01
that you know it parallels between a
15:04
woman and how i'm treated in the usa if
15:06
you really listen to it that's why i
15:07
spell usa why
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uh but and and in a time in the whole
15:13
like you know if i could put it all in
15:14
one word it's betrayal you know just
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feeling betrayed
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and uh and you can you know it's pretty
15:20
much literal it's pretty much up front
15:21
and
15:21
for it but like you know just being
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betrayed and feeling like
15:25
you know uh treason or you know
15:28
backstab you know these these are the
15:30
things that that drew me to
15:31
even make that record and um and i
15:34
ironically don't like when you hear it
15:36
you can box it and have fun to it and i
15:38
think that was the idea i wanted
15:40
to make it not sad to where it was like
15:42
you your mood switch
15:44
but i wanted the up tempo record to
15:46
where you can vibe to but then
15:47
if you really listen to it it's a whole
15:48
message within from the beginning of the
15:50
hook to
15:51
the last verse to sugar free part
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great project you know what i find
15:57
interesting too
15:58
um is that as nine songs on this project
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an entire project is only 24 minutes
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long
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and that includes and that includes the
16:06
interludes
16:08
is that on purpose
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uh that's a good question i really don't
16:13
be like even with the booth is very
16:15
short so but like with this one i don't
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know i just really
16:18
i really was just creating a way this
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you know like how it was given to me
16:23
like meaning like
16:24
you know these things that these things
16:26
happen off energy
16:27
and you know i live to even make these
16:30
records and i feel like
16:31
once i felt i was satisfied with
16:33
everything that i wanted to talk about
16:35
it just so happened to be nine songs of
16:36
24 minutes
16:37
and i wanted to push the 30 minute mark
16:39
so bad because when we dropped the boot
16:41
on bill everybody was clowning because i
16:42
put out 13 minutes and they wanted more
16:43
so i was like you know i'm gonna push a
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30 minute mark but then
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this one is nine songs but it's really
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ten songs because the second song has
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two
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and it's still under 30 minutes so i'm
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like well then you're gonna get a 24
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minute
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shout out to kobe for me
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shout out to kobe uh man this is jamal
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excuse me germaid my mom well i won't
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say this on air but your
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your your name well i'll tell you and
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personally uh the connection between
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your name and
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and one of my names um but see not
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everything is meant for
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on air uh but this is john madd ladies
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and gentlemen and i really want y'all to
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follow him and check out his
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his new project armani armani
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is the title uh what does that mean is
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armani is it what is this
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what is it symbolic of what's the
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meaning of armani for this project
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so our money i wanted to choose like
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something that
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that uh that makes sense like you know
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and it's like
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the names like me driving from that name
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doesn't make sense but i do wanted to i
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wanted to pull from something that
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that had some type of like of
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a character to it like a silhouette
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character because we don't know who our
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money is
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but like armani is something and i think
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the name armani itself is just strong
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and it represents so many colors so for
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this one that's why i wanted to step out
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and do colors like
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the cover art is like blue and red and
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then it has these like these
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these colors that cut through the whole
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the cover art
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and i think what armani itself is it it
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represents multiple things like it's it
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could it's two-sided it can be good or
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bad negative evil
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um blessed and stressed you feel me so
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like i really just wanted to pick
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something and i just drew the name
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hermione like yo armani's a strong name
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when you hear armani you think of like
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this this this beautiful farm woman or
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whatever you think of or like armani the
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clothes
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but like armani's just a super strong
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name and i just like you know what
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we got to pull our money that's what it
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is and it's close to america too at the
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same time so i was like you know what
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let's silhouette this and make it armani
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and then on the cover art we're gonna
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have a silhouette
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um side profile woman but you don't see
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the woman you just
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see a hair profile but it's beautiful
18:52
enough to where you want to draw dive
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into it to see what our money is and
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what it's about
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john madd i love it anybody got anything
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else tracy want to ask one more question
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yeah absolutely i want to ask him
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well do you feel like hip hop is where
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you want to
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stay for the long game a lot of times
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people will come in and feel like this
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is
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a a young man sport and at a certain age
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you got to be out
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there and there's also thoughts about
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using hip hop as a springboard
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to um deposit into other investments so
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to say you know whether it's a hollywood
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career
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you know whether it's just putting your
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money in real estate
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how do you see it for yourself is it a
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long-term relationship
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or is it short term i think i'm already
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knee deep to even
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for it to even be a short term like i've
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been doing this for you know
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like nine years of my life so i feel
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like i'm already long term with it
19:50
and i think i'm so rooted in hip-hop
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itself that like
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the music come first more than anything
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and like and i make sure i stretch that
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to the people that's around me like yo
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the music comes first more than anything
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i think the way i've been approaching it
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kind of shows like how much
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i have how much love i got for hip-hop
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like you know i was a baby listening to
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the chronic like my momma had me
20:09
listening to the crying i got a baby
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while i was a baby not at a baby i was a
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baby so i was like you know these things
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make me so rooted to hip-hop that
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i can only care for the music first it
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starts with the music first i've never
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seen the alternative route
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coming into the game and trying to do
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something else like no it's like i got
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to do this first and then everything
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else follows once
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i feel like once i'm accomplished i feel
20:28
like once my story has been told
20:31
to the full potential tenfold that after
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anything you know whatever happens after
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it's after but as long as i can make a
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mark in a stand
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and and put my name into hip-hop and my
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name will be remembered that's when i'm
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not that's
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to that point i ain't stopping and i
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feel like it's so rooted with it that
20:48
i got so much in store for hip-hop
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itself
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i like it i like it man you top 10 in
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southern california you think you're top
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10 emcee
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of course i think i'm top two and not
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two hey
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i like that top two and not two
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mc in southwark california new project
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is called
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armani citizens order it from his store
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it's johnmed.store right you can order
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it from your own platform correct
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yeah john store or john matt210.com
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it's going to lead to the same way but
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yeah you're right jamaica
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okay j-a-h-m-e-d store
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citizens go support you know this is one
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of those people i always tell you you
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want to know get it first
21:35
he's one of those folks you should get
21:36
up on john next time we talk we need to
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be in person
21:40
okay i told 100 i told my team like
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next time i go to sway i got to see him
21:45
in person and look him in his eyes like
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you can
21:47
sway somebody i grew up on like you feel
21:49
me like my mom
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bro you don't even know like i'm so
21:52
hip-hop rooted that i remember seeing
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you
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all my life like dredging all like yo
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this way this is crazy
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yeah man still here baby let's do this
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tell your mom i said salute
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all right and then congratulations
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citizens get the project we're gonna
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play glimpse
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and um man keep shining brother we'll
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see you soon okay
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