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Keyon Harrold on Working with Beyonce, Diana Ross & Speaks Son Being Assaulted by Racist Karen
Feb 10, 2023
Jazz trumpeter and recording artist Keyon Harrold recently stopped by Sway In The Morning to discuss his amazing career. From working with some of the biggest names in the industry to being falsely accused of stealing a cellphone, Keyon has had many ups and downs throughout his life and career. Let’s take a look at Keyon’s journey and how he got to where he is today.
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Keyon Harrold on Working with Beyonce, Diana Ross & Speaks Son Being Assaulted by Racist Karen
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yes indeed
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music is his passion
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not far far-fetched from who I am
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music being my passion
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this young man
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um I'm we actually met before but we
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reacquainted ourselves recently at the
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common play between crazy and Riverside
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uh his trumpet was the voice of Miles
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Davis in the Miles Ahead film with Don
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Cheadle
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nice you better stop playing with me he
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he also toured and he recorded with
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Jay-Z on Rock boys from the American
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Gangster album one of my favorites and
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the winner is
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one of your favorites is Beyonce you
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know what he did with Beyonce let the
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people know he did played on birthday
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and Renaissance 22.
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[Applause]
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Erykah Badu D'Angelo Cirque du Soleil
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Nas uh the Queen Latifah a music theme
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for her show yeah he's written on that
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as well
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listen this is a jazz musician he's a
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music lover
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um he's been on all kinds of projects
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award-winning projects Grammy Award
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winning the nominated albums he's worked
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with everybody from Keith Richards Diana
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Ross of the beat he worked with the boss
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did you work with her
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personally individually like or did you
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just play on music for her well I played
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on the record which is very interesting
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um she doesn't really allow people who
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she doesn't know to record with her so
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she called me and we talked for about an
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hour and after I recorded it and sent it
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back to her this is like during covet
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time so we weren't in the same place she
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called me back and was like okay I want
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to hear everything you play all of the
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outtakes I love what you did but I want
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to hear every tank I had did five takes
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and she you know she loved each one of
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them then she invited me and my son to
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come see her at the Hollywood Bowl
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personally which is cool the Queen the
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winning on the boss yes sir that's Keon
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Harold ladies and gentlemen welcome him
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to the show
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what's up everybody great name so
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welcome so you did you play in front of
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her or are you pre-recorded and sent it
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in to still I recorded it
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um on my own and sent it to her at that
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time it was covered time and they just
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needed a trumpet solo to be on her on
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her record
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and so when you met her what was it like
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I'm a big Diana Ross fan like I mean
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since a child man like lady sings the
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blues everything absolutely I mean it
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was incredible I mean to hear her you
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know basically calling me you know I
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look at my phone it's an unavailable
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number and you know when I I pick up
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it's Diana Ross It's like what
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um legendary
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um you know it was incredible she asked
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me about my entire life before she was
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like okay cool you can do this track for
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me um what did you ask her what did I
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ask her
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it was better to just listen to what she
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had to say you know I told her about
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myself I told her you know about my son
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because the vision for the song that we
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did
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um she had it had came into her her
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dream she was dreaming about a trumpet
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and she didn't know who the trumpet
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player was but she sent it out and
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Friends reached out to me
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um and I ended up being the person who
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played it that's amazing Keon Harold man
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get his albums too introduced to Keon
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Herald and the musician
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uh we just played a track off of that
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featuring Pharaoh Munch how did you
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connect with Farrell man Pharaoh
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actually I met Pharaoh working on the
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Miles Davis
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um movie
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um with Robert Glasper uh my brother
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um we were working on the the closing
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credits to The Miles Ahead film
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um track and we connected from there
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um after that we we got in the studio we
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did a bunch of gigs together and we
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ended up creating this song her beauty
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through my eyes wow you know Pharaoh
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just one of the most slept on come on
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secrets in hip-hop you know just an
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incredible MC and an incredible brother
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powerful absolutely Keon Harold well
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speaking of uh and welcome to the show
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by the way you guys all of you came in
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with really nice energy and everything
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so welcome to everybody yeah the
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photographer I gave him an award 20
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years ago as a young man
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because before I had to ask that
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question tell them your name man Anthony
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art is here speak on it Urban hero what
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it about like I was like 16 years old
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after school program called the door
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yeah you remember what I said remember
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what I said do I remember yeah exact
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words
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um you just told me to keep going you
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know and I appreciate you damn you
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listened he kept going it's 20 years
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later
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yeah so welcome
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all of you but I'm
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listening some of the names you rattled
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off and we have like a family
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environment here too yes and Robert
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Glasper is our guy so don't take this
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the wrong way but how the hell do you
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get work done with him he plays around
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all the time he's always clowning always
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fake rapping Fake Rappers Rob they
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coming for you bro how do y'all get work
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done you know what it is
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it's all fun and games but when it comes
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to the music
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um it's very very serious and that's the
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reason why you know we go back to when
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we was you know I was 15 he was 16 years
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old me him and Terence Martin all met
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the same day at the Jazz Camp wow yeah
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back in the day and been brothers ever
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since it's Jazz kids jazz
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it actually does I want to go call Jazz
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Camp yeah
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so you robbed and Terraces at the same
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campus at that camp
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uh I think it was more people but yeah
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those are those are the ones you know
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listen High School yeah wow that's
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what's up yeah what city
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um Dale Colorado okay wow is it like
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when you go to those kind of counts when
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you go to Sports Camps everybody's there
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it's the best of everybody from all over
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very competitive is it like that at that
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count it was it was totally like that
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and at that time when we met it was
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pre-internet pre you know social media
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so I'm from St Louis Rob from Houston
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Terrace from L.A we all you know in our
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little cities not really thinking that
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there's other people out there like that
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who really want to connect but just
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couldn't connect so when we got together
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it was just like wow wow how did that
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make you feel coming up I have a friend
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whose son who's excellent at tennis
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doesn't want to play because he's 16 and
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it's not fly you know what I mean and
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I'm wondering at your age is 16 a
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teenager you know like yo I play you
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know then you don't play basketball you
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don't play the drums it's you know you
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have this unique instrument trumpet that
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not many of your peers how did was that
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an issue ever for you it was never an
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issue you know because it was always I
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mean I did play sports but you know I I
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knew I wasn't gonna go to the NFL I got
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injured as a sophomore but I was
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starting though right right and I was
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playing this and what made me feel like
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this was the way is I couldn't try out
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for the awesome All-State tryouts
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because my arm was
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um broken so I was like nah I missed it
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so much you know while I was trying to
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play football wow I was not going to be
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a pro so Keon does that mean do you have
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like Insurance on your fingers
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I do okay and the instruments yeah cause
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I'm thinking like you would have to be
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really good at emotional regulation
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because if you were to get in a fight
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with anyone and punch them and something
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happened or punch a wall right gotta try
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to be a little bit more political when I
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deal with people how to move around I
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need my face I need my lips yep you know
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yeah I'm really curious because in
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particularly here that you did this in
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high school
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um I played uh and I might try to
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compare anything
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oh my God
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[Music]
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but I'm really curious at such a young
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age because to see the success that you
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and Terence and Robert and so many
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others have how did you see a future for
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this because for me all jokes aside I
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didn't see a future as a jazz musician I
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didn't know what career could be a
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possibility I would have never imagined
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myself one day being on like the number
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one hip-hop station right so if I
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couldn't see that I was like I'm not
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gonna do this I'm like this is just for
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fun right so how did you see like this
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career and future like for yourself man
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that's a great question and the number
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one Hip-Hops yeah number one biggest in
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the planet yeah yeah good and it's an
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honor to be here yeah welcome
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um you know who I saw that that changed
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my life
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um in the seventh grade I never forget
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it my boy Eric
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um Gilkey my brother best friend to this
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day
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um Q Dog
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um
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he brought in a Roy Hargrove CD
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um and on the on the album cover you
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know I was playing a trumpet already
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um but on the album cover it was just
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the coolest looking dude he looked like
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he's about 20 years old he didn't have
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on the suit he was just fly and when I
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put the music on it was like
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what in the heck is this he playing with
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all the energy of the grace the the
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energy and fire Freddie Hubbard and
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Miles Davis and book a little and all
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those guys but he was like you know 10
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years older than me and I thought that
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was the coolest thing and I'm like you
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know what I want to follow in that
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footsteps
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um and you know then to find out he was
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doing all the music with D'Angelo doing
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all the music with common
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um as a matter of fact you know just
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following Roy Hargrove and me pattern
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myself after him you know my first
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professional gig was actually even
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before I did any Jazz gigs when I moved
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to New York City from St Louis was
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working with common for the Like Water
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for Chocolate right wow you know that's
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how we go all the way back wow wow
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congratulations that's awesome that's
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how we got reacquainted Mike you know
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Common being on Broadway and yeah me
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having a history in theater I get it and
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then Keon being the jazz musician that
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he is me that's your colleagues in peer
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like me and Keon are peers and
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colleagues usually
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you know I've done movies and stuff
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Heather Oh you mean a movie theater yes
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okay
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thank you Mike why is it that's bad
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thank you Mike I get it I see I
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appreciate you they make Keon
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by the way this is mad interesting to me
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like I love when we have musicians come
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up here right and we pay tribute to the
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to the players right did you you
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mentioned these names but you know for
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me
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um a lot of hip-hop introduced us to
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Jazz because when we were digging in the
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crates and finding music to sample from
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whether it was Roy Ayers or whoever it
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was miles or whoever
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come on you know um that's how a lot of
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us was informed if our parents wasn't
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playing it you know uh growing up in the
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70s
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Tribe Called Quest yes sir
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um Guru with the jasmatazz series were
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you up on those things absolutely what
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did you think of that when you were here
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it was the most incredible thing to see
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that collaboration happen
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um you know basically the parent
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influencing the child and then the child
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re-influencing the parent that's how I
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look at from hip-hop to Jazz and Jazz
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back to hip-hop
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um how those things go together to me is
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a really really incredible you know
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Fusion but it all makes sense it ain't
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number 12 notes
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um and us you know from from the from
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from Africa African diasporas like you
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know those beats going meets meets the
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harmony is such a special thing and it's
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a collaboration that we have and the
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idea that we use this improvisation to
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make the new things and taking you know
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taking these words and our experiences
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um and putting them over beats is you
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know is what we do is the next level of
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our creativity is black people Keon
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Harold is here follow him at Keon Harold
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k-e-y-o-n-h-a-r-r-o-l-d I want every
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citizen to follow him Rock voice yes sir
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who calls you to play on Rock Boys on
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American Gangster album for Jay-Z man
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what are we doing at the time the time
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me my brother Kenneth Whalum
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um and signed the sermon yes that's
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family yes sir we were working with
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Maxwell
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um
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just keep talking you was working with
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who wow Maxwell damn let that breathe
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like Summer's night yeah
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the trilogy it's a good project so we we
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had did the horns on that and a friend
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of mine well now is a friend of mine a
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guy named hi David who's Max's producer
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knew about us you know playing all over
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and he wanted to get us in the studio
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um you know so we did the stuff with Max
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and then from Max
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um we get the call because they had seen
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us and was like yo come in so we we got
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in with with puff
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um yeah puff EP that practice what the
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path do he he did he
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so we got in did a few few joints and
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rock boys was the one did Jay was Jay
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ever in the studio when you played no I
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don't know so the beginning of rock boys
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how does it start is it that horn is it
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is
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speech is that you I'm on a part of a
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partisan sample and then we're over the
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top of it play Play the song man can you
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play over it real quick
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all right all right Keon Harold is here
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man he actually played on this track
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Rock boys we're gonna have to do some
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original stuff we're going to introduce
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you to his son as well I'll put his son
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to a test I gave his son the challenge
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so okay he gonna come through as well in
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a minute all right let me hear let's let
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him play something solo first and then
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we throw it on
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foreign
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[Music]
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foreign
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[Music]
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[Music]
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[Applause]
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people may not remember this Mike news
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you may remember this yeah
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there was an incident where this white
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woman
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accused this um man's son of
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um you are
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accused this man yes his son of stealing
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her iPhone and Soho yeah in a fancy
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hotel lobby and the father came to say
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hey I am who I am we don't need to steal
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nothing for anything and the woman was
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proven wrong yeah but it got real crazy
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because she called the PO oh they wanted
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to call the police on you you were
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staying at the hotel right we were
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staying at the hotel yeah yeah she
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basically
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yeah that young girl with the glasses
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you remember it was funny when you guys
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walked in I was wondering were you guys
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a father and son duo with that because I
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remember that story and I couldn't
16:22
remember it but I remember that story
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very well we call it a Karen incident
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that was a Karen incident the white lady
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kept accusing the young man of
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stealing her iPhone like he did and
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y'all was saying we got our own iPhone
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you basically were saying do you know
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who the hell I am we don't have to steal
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why you coming at us and then what
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happened with her phone I mean it was in
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a Uber or a taxi they brought it back in
16:47
an Uber a few few hours later she tried
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to physically not try and she did she's
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physically assaulted y'all right yeah
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she tackled me from
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behind me so it was wild I was trying to
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get some food that's all you was trying
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to do how old were you at that time I
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was 14. wow so now that you guys are
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here I have a question about that case
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and for some of those who may not
17:09
remember to reset the conversation a few
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years ago there was an incident took
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place in the Soho it became a viral
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story that took place in Ashley where
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our father and son where they're here
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now was accusing an iPhone a physical
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assault happened on this young black boy
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who was sitting right here with us to
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the fact that the women live in Los
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Angeles she had already had issues with
17:27
a DUI incident that happened in
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California the Manhattan district
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attorney had to bring her back here in
17:32
order to prosecute and indict with that
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being said I'm curious because I know I
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have my own opinion on the punishment uh
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that was doled out I'm just curious did
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you feel her punishment was uh good
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enough for the crime that took place and
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the punishment I believe was 30-day
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probation yes something like that did
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you feel that was a war warranted enough
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I definitely think it could have been
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more
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um more accountability in place as we
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still are searching for more
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accountability to this day you know did
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she ever apologize
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no no not really
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but if she was black then she'll be in
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there for like life I don't know yeah
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this is messed up yeah yeah she's a scab
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she didn't even have the decency to
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apologize no she was horrible you could
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see you ever watched Devil's Advocate
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the movie and you see those faces morph
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oh you know it's evil behind the face I
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saw her face morph she was horrible she
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needs a blood cleansing oh my goodness
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for sure
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accountability is you know that's always
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asking for in in the whole process of it
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yeah you know but the beauty about the
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whole thing is you know we still here
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unfortunately of course you know people
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were calling me around
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all around the world calling us you know
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um because everybody so many people
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experience these incidents every day and
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I just thank God I was there to be an
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advocate for my son
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that's beautiful man you get that
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experience that you know for somebody to
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just be there and I got you yeah and I
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like how you handled it yes it was
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amazing brother I like that we was in
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your corner the whole night that's crazy
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um but look like you said we are still
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here that's that's significant that's
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symbolic of who we are as a people our
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resilience that scab didn't stop nothing
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go get her I'm sorry she needs a blood
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cleansing it's in her blood it's in her
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genetics
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her hate you know she needs that that's
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handed down from Generations that's all
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her father and mother's side all
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accumulating to her her psyche her
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psyche condition and her mental
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condition and that whole American
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indoctrination come on attack this young
19:58
man at 14.
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look at this young man that dude ain't
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hurting nobody you know he's a musician
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she's a scab she needs cleansing I'm
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gonna let that breathe for a second all
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right now
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um this he's a junior but what's your
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what's your name what's your pseudonym
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all right um I go by key minor beats for
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my production I'm Kian Harrell Jr um
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P minor beats now how old are you now
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I'm 16 now yeah look at him I told you
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he don't look like he's 16. all right
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um how's school uh school's going great
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you know I'm passing every Everything
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which I'm happy for okay
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like congratulations yeah yeah come on
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yeah
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he'll get there
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um how long you uh so music was did your
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father bring you into it it was
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something you wanted to do I mean like
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music is I've always wanted to do music
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but because of my mom and dad it
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Amplified my love for it because the
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thing is I was always around it and
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since five years ago like I actually got
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into music five years ago
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um just coming to all these different
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shows watching you guys and watching
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everything it just made me better as a
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producer as a producer do you intervene
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with his production do you give him game
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or how does that work absolutely he's
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been he's been watching for for a long
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time okay
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um from the standpoint of production and
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the standpoint of just music performance
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so
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um his mother is also a great performer
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she worked with Beyonce you know for
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years you destined for greatness what
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would you say is your dad's teaching
21:42
style I mean like
21:44
he he's a solid teacher he's the type of
21:47
teacher who will come he'll be like let
21:49
me hear that again
21:50
all right uh keep on practicing you got
21:53
this I'll come back in like two minutes
21:54
nice what age did you feel like I bet
21:58
I'm good at this
22:01
um I'll say
22:03
two years ago
22:05
um when I was chilling and my mom and
22:09
dad was like
22:10
Play Play that beat real quick
22:12
and I was like
22:14
all right
22:16
we're gonna send these to Jazz camp and
22:18
we're gonna send you you went to Vail uh
22:20
I went to Berkeley the five week Aspire
22:23
nice and like
22:26
they just set me up there was like if
22:29
you're gonna do music
22:31
you gotta hit it hard what does your mom
22:33
do with music what's her name
22:35
um so my mom's name is cat Rodriguez but
22:37
she goes by orange coffee
22:39
um she plays saxophone
22:42
um she plays almost every single will
22:44
win out there he's better than your dad
22:57
um
22:58
don't answer that all right that's great
23:02
so I have y'all all collaborated
23:03
together yeah we have a few tracks
23:06
together I mean I put one of the tracks
23:07
in the file
23:09
um but I try to get on if if he allows
23:12
me to get on this piece well if he
23:15
allows me well let's do this man I want
23:16
to hear your Beats we got your pops here
23:18
maybe your pops could do something over
23:20
the Beats tell them what the challenge
23:22
was I gave you uh the challenge was to
23:25
bring one of my best MCS and one of my
23:29
favorites actually now because me and
23:31
him know each other and stuff like that
23:33
um and
23:35
for him to either freestyle or to
23:37
perform a song so I have over there
23:41
sweating
23:43
uh cardi Young Carter young come up here
23:46
man get that man a round of applies come
23:48
on over man Cardy young man yeah yo yo
23:51
yeah let's move a mic over for Carter
23:53
what do you think Tracy let's get him
23:54
over there there you go what's up Carter
23:57
young good I'm good I'm good yeah man
24:00
you beautiful young man where you from
24:02
black and Indian I'm Caribbean Indian my
24:04
parents my mom's from India I'm from New
24:06
Delhi and my dad's from Trinidad
24:08
[ __ ] the man the holidays the cooking in
24:11
your house boy oh seasoning is crazy oh
24:13
my gosh oh it's crazy my gosh okay
24:16
that's what's up what'd you grow up I
24:18
grew up in New York so my parents
24:20
divorced and my mom moved to Battery
24:21
Park my dad moved up to Harlem okay you
24:24
know what do you hang mostly sound like
24:26
Harlem yeah yeah
24:28
mostly Harlem yeah that's that's the
24:30
that's that's where I rap yeah that's
24:31
what you rap okay yeah so uh okay what
24:35
do I call you key uh key minor key minor
24:39
that's what I'm gonna call you now key
24:40
minor
24:42
um who are some of the younger artists
24:43
that you would love to hear over your
24:45
music like who did you grow up in in
24:47
your age bracket admiring
24:49
um and my age bracket are a little older
24:51
actually I mean most of the people that
24:53
I listen to are like oh like oh cool
24:57
um like I listen to comment I listen to
24:58
Jay I listen to
25:01
um Erica and anybody from this aquarians
25:03
mom my favorite producer is actually JW
25:05
by the way
25:07
um and then I listened to Rob uh listen
25:10
to basically the same one I did what
25:13
about I love jet I love everybody on
25:15
dreamville dreamville is amazing okay um
25:18
I love Kendrick Kendrick is one of my
25:19
favorites too
25:21
um and core day
25:23
it's amazing I've been I'm listening to
25:26
his stuff basically like the last two
25:28
albums they're really good yeah and at
25:30
the age that he is it's just
25:32
and where he came from too because he
25:33
came from
25:35
um I think it was ymb I think and you
25:38
know he just kind of broke off and made
25:39
his own sound and he kind of like really
25:41
put his career to the next level what
25:43
about producers y'all like Metro booming
25:46
obviously waited for five hours outside
25:49
Dumbo in Brooklyn just to beat him you
25:51
know damn yeah yeah
25:54
I waited five hours to meet him five
25:56
hours
25:58
you know I was I was like I found this
26:01
on his Instagram I was like to to him my
26:04
other friend I was like yeah we got to
26:05
do this and they were like um
26:07
um nah I don't know I don't know I don't
26:09
know if my parents would go for it right
26:10
and throughout the entire five-hour line
26:12
we're complaining oh my back hurts my
26:14
liquor
26:15
the moment we walked in there none of it
26:18
mattered met him exchanged great words
26:20
just being cool things to you yeah and
26:23
the thing is oh basically a week before
26:25
that my cousin played beats for him too
26:28
so I was like yo like
26:30
this is wild wow man I love this man you
26:34
guys hey I'm I'm happy you hear Keon
26:37
thank you for bringing your kid man
26:38
thank you for the key minor absolutely
26:40
what's your MC name Carter Young Carter
26:42
young we went over that I gotta remember
26:43
it cardio you know why I haven't
26:45
remembered it because you ain't paid no
26:47
dudes yet all right once that happened
26:50
I'll remember you if you make the right
26:52
Mark uh
26:55
I've been sweating all week have you
26:57
ever watched our show always I grew up
27:00
on I grew up on sway oh okay oh okay
27:03
because every week I was watching the
27:04
freestyles I was like oh man
27:06
you know well I'll put you let him get
27:08
that middle mic I'm gonna put you in the
27:09
middle and then y'all switch mics all
27:11
right you know and then we're gonna
27:15
um
27:16
we're gonna do this okay so it is Friday
27:19
you know key minor brought us some beats
27:21
these are all original Beats what do you
27:23
make your Beats on uh I make so for
27:25
vocals I do it on logic but for actual
27:29
beats I use Ableton Ableton okay so what
27:32
I want to do is play one of these beats
27:36
hahaha
27:45
I know that feeling and I feel for you
27:49
because I think you can watch so much at
27:51
home but when you actually walk in it
27:54
hits you right it didn't hit me in the
27:57
lobby and then I see all the microphones
27:58
yeah you're here but I see everyone in
28:00
the room I'm like here's the best thing
28:02
I can tell you you know when you know
28:04
the time you put in right
28:07
let's hear it like you've been
28:08
practicing this is not a pop quiz for
28:10
you you heard you know Kenyan say you
28:14
got to put in that work you got to put
28:15
in that work y'all been putting in the
28:17
work so now show us what you got no pun
28:19
intended you know but you've been
28:21
putting in that work so you shouldn't be
28:23
worried breathe take it in and and this
28:26
is your time to shine don't dim your
28:28
light for nobody it's your time
28:31
right there say your name again my name
28:34
is Carter young you earned your way up
28:37
here you are where you belong to be you
28:40
didn't come here by accident that's
28:41
right you never knew how it was gonna
28:43
happen right you were destined to be
28:46
here okay Own It embrace it you ain't
28:49
got nothing to prove you just got
28:50
something to do come on you ready for
28:53
that yeah okay we're gonna play this
28:55
beat Keon you gonna play on it too
28:56
you're gonna play something on top of it
28:58
I'm ready all right young man just take
29:00
it in yeah
29:05
all right let's just be we about to play
29:08
key minor so basically I made this beat
29:11
like yesterday so I just put uh
29:13
freestyle the first way okay cool all
29:16
right torch you got the levels
29:18
all right here we go
29:21
Sway in the morning shade 405. look
29:24
yeah the climb back gotta be harder than
29:28
the comeback yeah that's on Jermaine
29:30
look uh
29:32
I said first things first I want to
29:35
thank my opportunities went from Union
29:37
fees that would screw me to Unity for
29:39
you sway we might commit truancy like
29:42
how do we bring true and frequent bars
29:44
back to the music scene look uh speaking
29:47
of bars I've been spitting since the
29:49
youngin and Hudson yards Uptown where I
29:51
got my start screaming I screw em all
29:53
and I hope all y'all was listening when
29:55
I told y'all navigating white lights
29:57
like fresh snowfall uh hold up sway been
30:01
a fan since my earlier days and earlier
30:03
age so I guess you could say at an early
30:06
stage I was making these plays like it's
30:07
Golden State and I just passed the ball
30:09
to clear Dre okay huh one day I wanna
30:13
meet Jay and tell him right away to sign
30:15
me away right away cause the future's
30:17
looking kind of gray and the skies ain't
30:19
looking too great and my ambition and
30:22
drive is too great for me to Fumble this
30:24
play uh Sticks and Stones ain't breaking
30:27
my bones but I got an army of clones and
30:29
I reach my phone I'm I'm in my zone when
30:32
I spit off the Dome and uh my sentence
30:35
headed when I'm off that Patron look huh
30:37
I'm 18 now got me thinking that I'm
30:39
grown
30:40
but I walk on these roads and I walk
30:42
them all alone
30:43
I said shout out to hoe but we ain't
30:46
watching the throne
30:47
we taking that [ __ ] and we bringing it
30:49
back home
31:07
thank you so much
31:09
I appreciate it
31:14
amazing
31:20
[Applause]
31:26
and you have a very very unique style
31:29
and flow it was not something that I was
31:32
expecting
31:34
um coming from you when you hear people
31:35
hanging out in Harlem and different
31:37
places yeah you you sort of anticipating
31:39
a certain style the beat was crazy and
31:43
you definitely made it your own yeah
31:45
because that's a hard track to tackle
31:47
you got to be careful with that because
31:49
you allowed the beat to breathe so we
31:51
appreciated the music and the vocals as
31:54
well show up young man every time y'all
31:56
get an opportunity show up thank you
31:58
period I loved it I love it this this is
32:01
my life I've been studying this game
32:04
since I was three come on it was three
32:06
man since I was three and I know this
32:08
might be controversial but you know the
32:10
first hip hop Jack I ever listened to
32:12
was Heartless by 808 you know by Kanye
32:14
808s and heartbreak and that was the
32:16
perfect song because my parents just
32:18
divorced my parents just divorced so it
32:20
was kind of like you know like it was
32:22
really the perfect song and I just even
32:24
at a young age I don't remember anything
32:25
from three but listening to that Melody
32:27
listening to that like that just that
32:29
beat instantly fell in love and the next
32:32
15 years has just been Hip Hop
32:41
808s and heartbreak is so important you
32:44
know hip-hop and masculinity in general
32:45
yeah because it was a very big turn you
32:48
know it was like you know kind of giving
32:49
emotion out there when hip-hop was very
32:51
rugged and you know you know
32:53
but you know I've been a very you know
32:56
I'm a sensitive guy I'm not like you
32:57
know Macho you know I have a girlfriend
33:00
she's at college right now I love her to
33:01
death you know like that yeah I just
33:03
it's just and you know my dad shout out
33:05
my dad he always taught me like you know
33:07
not to be not to have toxic masculinity
33:10
you know we hug every night we say I
33:11
love you every night and that's just how
33:13
it is you know amen
33:15
get in there Mike as being a former uh
33:18
I'm sorry go ahead just two seconds
33:21
it's gonna be different but it feels
33:23
really important for me to say out loud
33:25
see that you are a reminder that no
33:27
matter what your background is no matter
33:29
how many years you've existed on this
33:31
Earth there is content from your life to
33:34
make music the authenticity that came
33:37
from your are words I really appreciate
33:41
it you didn't put on a facade you didn't
33:44
jump into your favorite rapper's body
33:46
and try to mimic them you know what I'm
33:48
saying like everything sounded truthful
33:51
so thank you for that thank you so much
33:53
thank you so much Mike you want to say
33:54
something too yeah two things it's kind
33:57
of what I was going to add on to that is
33:58
this the authenticity of it you didn't
33:59
try and be performative right there's so
34:01
many rappers that come in here it's
34:02
really interesting when we're
34:04
interviewing them I would say I've never
34:05
heard you music before but I'm curious
34:07
to see what your music gonna sound like
34:08
and then when they start performing and
34:10
rapping it's a completely different
34:11
Persona on the track than what the
34:14
personality is in the interview but the
34:16
second thing I noticed actually almost
34:18
made me get teary eyes a little bit was
34:19
the Embrace of YouTube it was just like
34:22
how significant this moment was and
34:24
audience I hope you go to suede universe
34:26
and see this video on YouTube the moment
34:28
you two Embrace that was such a powerful
34:31
moment of like Brotherhood we did it
34:33
together
34:34
I would not be here Grace is so sincere
34:38
way I would not be you know meeting any
34:40
of these people or working with any of
34:41
the grades if it wasn't for Keon right
34:42
here you know we met we met
34:45
um our school was doing right after the
34:46
Soho Karen thing
34:48
um he was doing a uh oh
34:51
okay
34:52
you know he was doing like a um kind of
34:55
like explaining the situation and just
34:57
you know giving like a like a speech
34:58
about it right and you know it was a
35:00
long lunch and I didn't have anything to
35:02
do and I was curious because I'm I'm
35:03
very into social justice you know
35:06
um and I went to the thing and you know
35:07
we kind of shared experiences and that
35:09
was the moment we just clicked and we've
35:10
been friends ever since I love it man
35:12
and look where it's brought him come on
35:13
man you did that man Cartier young yeah
35:17
Carter Young Carter Carter young yeah
35:19
Carter young I know your name now thank
35:22
you thank you Carter young thank you for
35:24
having me oh man yeah so that's all you
35:26
got you've been rapping since she was
35:28
three you only got one verse
35:31
welcome to the show show
35:33
[Laughter]
35:36
y'all call uamc right yeah
35:40
you only got one verse
35:42
I mean I got I got stuff throw a beat on
35:45
throw that other one again
35:50
before when you throw the beat on hold
35:52
up let's let let's let Pops play yeah a
35:55
little bit for some time and then I want
35:57
you to come in uh-huh at somewhere in
36:00
the middle of the beat okay got you if
36:02
you are you ready though if you're not
36:03
ready I'm gonna tell you if you're not
36:05
ready it's okay
36:07
you got one off what's the name uh the
36:10
name of the beat
36:12
um he could put up the uh J dilla slash
36:15
ganagel type thing that I did Carter
36:18
young look at me
36:22
let him have it HP this is like the Wake
36:26
Up Show I'm trying to say my name wanna
36:27
Mike I gotta watch this music a little
36:31
bit
36:32
okay let this flat pops play a little
36:34
bit first
36:35
[Music]
36:46
[Music]
37:05
dreams and wasted potential high-minded
37:08
culture caused by non-existent parentals
37:11
I know I'm the last one to be dishing
37:13
out all this [ __ ] but I want second
37:14
chances I got a room on my schedule
37:16
rapping about Golden a girl I got higher
37:19
things on my mental trying to get off of
37:21
this root like constantial why kids
37:23
overdosing our Xanax and Fentanyl as a
37:26
kid I didn't treat my body as a temple
37:28
nah we gonna change that now okay laugh
37:31
you laugh again okay homie that's fine
37:33
won't be laughing when you peep the
37:35
bread and start begging for dimes I know
37:37
people made hard decisions off of hard
37:39
times I waited out those times I made a
37:41
profit off my Rhymes Like MF girl MF
37:44
Doom girl said super how many white kids
37:46
think [ __ ] I should drop Uber how many
37:48
black kids said I wasn't a good enough
37:50
people a Rhymer and I should go back to
37:52
driving Uber rap about friends trapping
37:55
a block didn't take me serious call me
37:57
the neighborhood Ike joke around keep
38:00
saying that [ __ ] till it's hot uh skin
38:02
green I order gias on the spot look
38:05
invest in your mint green dreams protect
38:08
your mothers and your sisters stop
38:10
looking at the little picture uh I said
38:13
invest in your mint green Dreams by
38:16
prioritize your family needs oh yeah
38:19
snap on the beat I'm bringing the heat
38:21
please take your seat tell your homies
38:23
to retreat I'm destined to meet huh my
38:26
mentor I agree uh I hope that he's
38:28
pleased corduroy take a seat come on
38:33
keep it going
38:38
[Music]
38:58
come on wow yeah
39:00
[Applause]
39:04
it's amazing man look at this man y'all
39:07
[Applause]
39:09
I don't know what's gonna happen this
39:11
morning have to be I just know we
39:13
started off a certain way had to brought
39:14
me some food I felt like it was a good
39:16
start off this morning it's beautiful
39:18
because
39:20
yeah man we've been seeing so many um
39:24
you know fathers uh come up here with
39:27
their sons and and Sons speak about
39:30
their Fathers and Sons speak about their
39:32
parents in general and I I love this
39:35
wave of of of this generation of hip-hop
39:38
and music where people are celebrating
39:41
their children the the kids are
39:43
respecting their parents and bringing up
39:45
these memories and talking about
39:47
incidences and remember being around
39:50
um Kate Jr I think it's beautiful that
39:52
you've had so many experiences where
39:54
you're calling Erica like oh Erykah Badu
39:58
but he's like Erica and Rob like it's
40:01
beautiful that you've had these
40:02
experiences you know and Carter you had
40:05
an experience with this family and now
40:07
this is your extended family it's
40:09
beautiful you know keep having these
40:12
experiences together keep talking about
40:14
each other and bringing each other up
40:16
it's so nice to see y'all it really is
40:18
thank you thank you so much and listen
40:21
Monday if you're in the tri-state area
40:24
at the Blue Note jazz club that's one of
40:26
my favorite Hangouts come to the blue no
40:28
jazz club it's gonna be off the chain
40:31
Monday 8 P.M it's an 8 P.M show it's a
40:34
10 30 p.m show if you want to get
40:36
tickets Ticketmasters it's Ticketmaster
40:38
blue note the blue note go to the Blue
40:40
Note um jazz club NYC yes indeed.com get
40:44
your tickets Mike Muse do you want to go
40:46
uh let me know
40:48
Keon Harold man you are a gift yes you
40:51
know imagine a legend you got to play
40:53
with Mac Miller yes indeed Mac was our
40:56
good friend yep amazing dude man I hope
40:59
I was Mack a couple of times what was it
41:01
like working with who do you remember
41:03
like man it was a sure moment
41:05
um working with Mac
41:07
um because he was like for real some
41:10
people kind of are fake in the studio
41:12
you get in you don't really see them
41:14
really doing any do they really even are
41:16
they even really talented yeah but to
41:18
see Mac Miller create beats and and
41:21
really work on stuff and then come up
41:22
with the Rhymes and to see him be be
41:24
like oh I want to do music like this can
41:26
you do this can you add this like to see
41:29
him be a real Artist as a producer and a
41:32
rapper everything
41:33
um was a special thing got a chance to
41:36
really you know do a couple songs with
41:38
him
41:39
um we did this joint called stay that's
41:41
you know one of my favorite was
41:43
incredible one of my favorite records to
41:44
this day stay let's see if we can take
41:46
that up towards we're getting the show
41:47
with that then you work with big crit
41:49
tools and incredible producers
41:50
songwriter yes sir I was with Chris the
41:54
other day as a matter of fact down down
41:56
in Atlanta yeah um working on some new
41:58
new music
42:00
um that's gonna be coming out real soon
42:01
well Craig Chris off man that's our
42:04
family family like these names of all
42:06
these people you work with are like
42:07
truly family to us so uh definitely tell
42:10
anyone man come bring a come back up
42:11
when he come up y'all should come up
42:13
let's do something like this because I'm
42:14
gonna get you to play more okay all
42:16
right like I want to make this a thing
42:17
okay well you come up I'm always down
42:20
for that you always down for that uh
42:22
Carter Young
42:24
my man Carter young yes
42:33
what's your Instagram uh my Instagram is
42:36
AKA corduroy
42:38
so
42:41
aka-c-o-r-d-u-r-o-y what's your rap name
42:44
Carter young what's your Instagram name
42:46
okay I'm confused so I'm like that's my
42:49
like you know how rappers got like
42:51
sometimes they got like a little
42:52
nickname um I'm the Corduroy boy that's
42:54
his champagne Poppy
43:00
champagne was he did he start off
43:02
champagne Poppy
43:03
I'll change it back I'll change it back
43:08
what to mess around with it like you
43:09
know I'm gonna change it back right now
43:11
you want to send everybody to one
43:13
location that you don't want to confuse
43:15
nobody yet earn your champagne poppy
43:19
all right key how can they find you key
43:23
minor key minor [ __ ] there you go
43:51
you've been hanging out with this family
43:52
long enough Carter young pickup
43:55
before okay while you're changing that
43:58
my brother a b came up here and he saw
44:01
me recently and man this dude is always
44:03
offered me things and I'm very selda I
44:06
just like his love and you know his
44:07
companion his his um Brotherhood you
44:10
know and so I'm really very seldom take
44:12
anything he's off and we bump into each
44:14
other in all places all around the world
44:17
um you know he all he usually comes up
44:19
here in a suit and tie yeah you know and
44:21
today he's just hanging out I saw him at
44:23
the
44:24
The Godfather Harlem Premiere and we
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haven't seen each other in a while you
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know I'm out here working man yeah tell
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them who you work with man go ahead
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oh [ __ ] I didn't know AO was going off
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man we should have had Ayo on one of
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those beats
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you got one more yeah I got I got one
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okay we're gonna end with that yo but
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before before
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watch oh we walked this around we're
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trying to watch yourself
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[Music]
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watch okay hey yo you ready you ready
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okay oh wow wow
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yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
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thank you brother thank you man you know
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cause I don't really wear jewelry you
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know and so uh brought you something
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classic man you know what you think good
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when you go back to the White House
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I'm gonna wear this while Ayo do his
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thing we're gonna end the show within
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one more beat and then uh
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oh man this is nice that's nice hey man
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I appreciate you man come on let me help
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you sweet okay you know what I mean I
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feel special Carter young let Ayo get in
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there share that mic with you or both of
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you are uh oh yeah yeah did you change
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it yeah okay give out your IG all right
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now it's AKA Carter young there you go
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there you go hit him up AKA AKA Carter
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young okay I I tried but I'm sorry it's
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already taken so AKA Carter young hit
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him up on the ground right now citizens
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of sway in the morning aka Carter Young
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Carter with a c right yeah all right
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y'all switch mics yeah okay you can turn
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that other one down a little bit towards
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so hey yo hey yo tell him where you from
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man we got time for one verse tell them
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where you from man hey what's up I'm
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from Uptown that's right Eden wall we
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used to do a lot of tournaments out
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there and give away some computers and
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give away uh real rich nice we used to
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give away computers and and just School
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equipment up at the community center in
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Eden wall yeah right there right there
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in the center yeah yeah man she's still
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been on that heavy yeah it's still going
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down of course of course of course is
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going crazy too yeah we had Dipset come
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out there once and um man wow shout out
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to Eaton walk wow okay cool you guys
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should come back too but I want to let
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you get this one off all right hey yo
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what's your uh social my social my
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social is um
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Aliante on Instagram
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a-l-i-e-n-t-e okay um how long you been
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spitting now
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probably like like four years you know
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what I'm saying this is actually kind of
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new to me this this this right here this
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Vibe and everything okay well this beat
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is gonna be new to you too first try it
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you know when I was coming up you know
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any beat they threw at you you had to
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get busy on you can't hand pick beats
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like a lot of rappers do these days they
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hand pick their beats you know you gonna
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be ready for this hopefully okay turn
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that up twice let's do it the Beats By
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key minor here it is this it's called
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heartache here but now I'm back so
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remember that turn the beat up yeah
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so much headphones use your headphones
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foreign
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[Music]
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[Music]
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[Applause]
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you sending shots at all the Wizards and
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it's like three of them we all
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know so Bliss a [ __ ] like it's Fourth
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and inches it's extra clips we can't
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afford extensions the chop will probably
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eat up all them [ __ ] and I'm a freak
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I'm beating all the [ __ ] so free the
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Grooms which we could call the prisons
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we shoot like Chauncey we need all the
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Pistons and so much beef we need in all
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the pistols all I gotta do is call look
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at you my Brody shoot could probably
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shoot you up the smallest issue them
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bullets ripping through the smallest
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tissue
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[Music]
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we grew up the same but we think so
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different I was growing up putting fours
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in my liquor
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filming we grew up the same but we think
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so different I was outside pouring Falls
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in my liquor little [ __ ] he turned into
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a star now he the biggest just like the
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Big Dipper now shorty wizzy wishlist no
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fish in the pump but heat a big fish you
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don't really know how hard getting
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riches you don't really know our starve
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in the kitchen they don't even know I
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had the thoughts to win the dishes and
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everything we did with straight hits no
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misses every night she getting straight
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dick no kisses baby I've been digging on
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your body was your wishlist you ain't
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got [ __ ] but on the gram he's a rich
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[ __ ] and I waited my turn now I'm out
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of here imagine I get paid for all these
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shows like you ever volunteer a few
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months I had a whole squad or the other
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lit and every time I hit the bottom
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nobody was there hold on we grew up the
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same but we think so different imagine
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when my chain and my wrist going glisten
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and I was outside putting fours in my
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liquor little [ __ ] turned into a
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starting here hold on and I can never
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seem to let my heart show sipping Color
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Purple like I'm Harpo a different flavor
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[ __ ] I could park those I grew up on
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Family Guy and narcos used to keep the
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crack up in my cargos I just hit a
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thought I met in barcode so I'm up in
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the water with the sharks though show
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you've been glowing in the dark though
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and I beat it like a Michael I really
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want some head right now that was a typo
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I'm tatted everywhere she with my body
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like a Bible bringing friends I know
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them hoes been feeling for the guys
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though cooking up I'm turning hard to
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soft like it's a race though we pop out
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it's a light show and every time we
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argue she still [ __ ] it's a cycle
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come on man they all right there he's a
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nasty guy but hey man
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barcode
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I wanted to let him shine man yo shout
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out to y'all man Carter young man you
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did that baby you did that yeah hey yo
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you did that
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key minor you did that yes sir Keon
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Harold thank you brother my pleasure man
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you made this day special man oh man
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come on we gonna check you out Monday
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night at the Blue Note jazz club Tuesday
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and Wednesday oh it's Monday Tuesday and
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Wednesday added days he's in popular
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demand they added days look at that
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Monday Tuesday and Wednesday they'll be
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with Savion Glover
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throw that in at the tail end Heather's
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headed to Urban view you can reach her
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at the happy hour whb yeah make sure you
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get that Billy talk product all right
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canvascolors.com she's out
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um Savion Glover is going to be there
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Tuesday yeah it's gonna be fun duo with
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my man Wheatie Brahma so Jim Bay
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trumpet and Taps so it's going to be
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special it's going to be ill man I think
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I'm gonna come to that one not Monday
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all right the money is a whole nother
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Vibe too no Monday's gonna be awesome
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but I haven't seen Savion got you who's
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Wednesday
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it's gonna be special okay we had a
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situation but it is it'll be cool it'll
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be cool it was a covet thing okay no
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problem
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um thank you brother continue success
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you signed with Mass Appeal now right
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the last record the last record okay
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massive pill okay this one yeah yep the
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magician yeah okay make sure y'all get
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it I got the vinyl um fire and then uh
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gentlemen thank you thank you so much yo
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use this energy man and take it to the
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top brother you did that you sat in the
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same seats that King Los sat in man okay
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you sat in the same seats man that Mr
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Fab sat in Eminem Kanye they all sat in
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these seats and you spit bars on the
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same mic that Papoose spit bars on
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bro you was here for a reason you was
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meant to be here run with that okay stay
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keep that humility you got I ain't
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saying you know but keep that confidence
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you got too all right ain't nothing
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y'all can't accomplish congratulations
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you had another MC Spit on Your Beats
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come on right yeah congratulations
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just the beginning a b thank you for
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this beautiful watch I don't even know
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who Azad was okay thank you man I
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appreciate it man you deserve it man
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thank you brother man I appreciate the
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matching necklace too
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