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LYFE JENNINGS Talks Buck Breaking In New Video, Performance Controversy + New Clothing Line
Jan 31, 2023
Lyfe Jennings recently dropped a provocative new video called "Till You Gone" where he addresses some of the major social issues we are facing in the world today. Jennings stopped by Sway In The Morning to talk about how the video came about and to set the record straight on what the art is supposed to represent.
Lyfe also spoke about some recent controversies over statements he made about people at his shows, and he also talked about his new clothing line. Check out the full interview.
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let's talk about it have to be let's
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talk about it let's talk about it I'm in
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that day when this man came up and
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played that guitar might have been six
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years ago
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tree of life was coming out yeah that
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was 2015 so he came around 26. [ __ ]
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that's like longer than that yeah I
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don't know 2016 he came by here and I
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remember talking about what I like most
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about his style as a singer and that he
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fit in a pocket that I truly enjoyed you
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know similar to how Mary J came out and
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I remember bringing these things up and
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then um having a chance to sit and talk
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with them and I felt like Tracy Jeter
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was a kindred spirit in the room right
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you know this man got the kind of um
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introspective and depth in his music and
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in his voice and in this journey that
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remind me of myself in many ways you
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know when I listened to his music you
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know imagine that
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[Music]
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sophisticated but yet Hood right that's
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what we were saying earlier that's
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that's kind of how I rock the judge said
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in 2006 like he was saying 72 or
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something like I was here in 72. 2016.
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oh but he said it like yeah I remember
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when he's way back here
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just like that seven years have passed
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by yeah like that's just crazy to me
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yeah wow well and it's and we were
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talking about this in the lobbyists the
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glory it's a beautiful thing seven years
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passed by and we could still meet up in
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this place amen at this time on this
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platform and you still sell out shows
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you're still doing what you love to do
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living in your passion so are we we are
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truly blessed to have Lyfe Jennings back
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on the show today citizens big round of
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applause
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Seven Years bro since we saw you last
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that's crazy
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so you fall in the skin yeah
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except these one knees
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hey what's something stand out other
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than your jewelry
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um that is that ain't the same [ __ ] the
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jewelry ain't the same life oh I just
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put it on for the show that's something
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that's it I don't wear this action like
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that man these young cats out here wild
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now you dig you got to think about that
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though right yeah yeah it's a whole
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that's what's changed in seven years the
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marketplace has changed how have you to
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have you adjusted as an artist what kind
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of things you have to do now that you
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didn't think about doing it
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uh it's Security man like and I don't
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even like it like going to these shows
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having to take security and it ain't you
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know like that you worried about nothing
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is gonna happen you just work on
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preventing something from happening you
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know yeah so that's that's one of the
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biggest things for me I don't feel like
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nothing's happened nobody ever tried to
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test you though right you know one thing
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man let me tell you like I'm here by
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myself right now bro like I go a lot of
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places I don't never really run into
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that man it's always love you know you
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think it's the way that you carry
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yourself and like other people in a
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sense kind of are attracting negative
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attention possibly from like Antics that
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they do off stage or just appearing very
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flashy which can really tempt someone
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else's ego to come out
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um you know I believe in manifestation
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man can I speak a lot of things into
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their life that they don't even remember
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until they happen so with me I'm always
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speaking good I'm gonna speak good about
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you and if it ain't good about you then
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I'm not going to even speak it you know
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including myself Lyfe Jennings man get
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this man a round of applause
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what percentage of your shows sell out
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now man
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[ __ ] man we did
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I did 89 shows last year and we probably
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sold out
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got to be 80 85 percent
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that's great yeah it's you know what
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like let's be real all of us are artists
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in here right and it's one thing to
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create something and you could feel it
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you could create it you could take it
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home listen to it 50 million times in
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your car Bring It Around the people that
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you trust but it's a separate feeling
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when you get to perform and show
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something in front of people that don't
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know you it like it's a spiritual
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experience almost it does something for
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the soul I mean not to sound egotistical
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but it it could do things with your
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confidence it's because so many people
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tell you no on the ride up you know what
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I mean so when you get that confirmation
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it feels good to see that love and and
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that respect and the reciprocation come
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back from people supporting your art
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go ahead I'm about to say and you know
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it's instant you know what I'm saying
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this is your core yes and they let you
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know if they like it they don't like it
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and then at the same time it it it it
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keeps you hungry because these are new
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people now you get some new people there
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and they make you just want to go that
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extra mile and then put it on your craft
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so speak on life you know in um December
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when that one performance went viral and
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you have put out a comment saying yo
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basically you don't think that you want
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to perform anymore and how it felt
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uncomfortable seeing lots of phones in
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your face too it's so crazy that she
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just said that because I didn't even
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know that I you know I'm gonna just keep
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it 100 because I don't know other way to
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be I didn't even know that I would feel
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like that man
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um and that just and people probably not
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gonna like me for this either but I just
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be speaking my truth I thought that the
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mental health thing was just something a
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crutch that people just use yeah you dig
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what I'm saying but I'm not saying that
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I'm my situation anyway compared to it
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but when that situation happened I just
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got so much negative feedback and when
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you get that over and over again they do
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kind of shake your confidence just you
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know a touch and throw you off your game
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if nothing else you know and I just
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really felt like that it just opened my
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eyes that you know it is so important to
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people that you are around that's
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speaking to you that you even let speak
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to you man because they can lift you up
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or they can bring you down just by a
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couple words man wow so you're up again
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oh
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tomato tomato
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let me tell you actually like they took
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the guy that first of all it was a guy
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it wasn't even a girl right it was a guy
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that took that and he took two different
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Keys like it's both those parts that's
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the part that I sing to the women I
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serenade the women he took two different
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parts which one could be in the key of C
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and the other one in the F sharp and
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when you put them side by side yes it's
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going to sound off okay so cast playing
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games with life like that man come on
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man they play games with their own life
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don't play games with life please you
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know it's just life fell into that life
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rocks
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um
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seven years later
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connected damn it [ __ ] I would imagine
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though
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um you know it's it's interesting
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because I hear stories of people who
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worked with Michael Jackson and other
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large big artists who were always
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concerned about how the public was going
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to receive them you know so it's you
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almost feel like after somebody has as
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much experience and success as a Lyfe
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Jennings or Michael Jackson or Chris
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Brown or whoever it is that you don't
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have to deal with confidence you know
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any longer I didn't think so either man
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um I really did and that's what just
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made me like eat it's so crazy even
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after all that stuff happened man I I
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one of my goals is right now to start
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spending more time with these humans
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that's around me man okay because before
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I you know I'm kind of I keep to myself
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like for real for real like if it wasn't
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in my life when I was in prison then I
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don't really even deal with you but I
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see now that people need that confidence
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raise that don't even know that they
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need their confidence wow that part that
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part you're doing something really
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interesting too that um I think we want
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to bring the light to all the
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Independent Artists or the artists who
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have recorded with major record
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companies in the past you're starting
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something called AO what is that oh yeah
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yeah yeah artists on you know what I'm
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saying because I think a lot of times
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when we stream and we don't even know if
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this is something that the artist has
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re-recorded and owned their own masters
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too or you know where they're still with
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the label so I'm actually re-recording
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my first album 268 192 right now but
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it's going to be 260 each song it's
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gonna be like must be nice AO and I hope
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that all other artists start doing this
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just put AO after the title and we ask
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all the fans to stream AO versions which
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is Artists Own version were you
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influenced by Taylor Swift
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with that
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um yeah that is the first spot that I
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saw you know she did that um but it just
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made me remember it when um
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uh damn I forgot her name right now uh
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Ashanti Ashanti yeah right yeah he said
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she was doing it so I'm like hey let me
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just go ahead and you know I'm a thing
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in order man yeah that was great uh Lyfe
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Jennings is here uh we got a lot of
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people on the lines we want to talk with
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them later today
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742-3345 we got Benji on the line from
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Denver Benji
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yo what's up Mike yo what's up Daddy are
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you
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man I'm doing all right I had a question
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but man I don't even want to ask on that
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basis man I'd love to hear you and
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Rahway together bro
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how do you feel about people saying that
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y'all kind of like he's like a newer
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modern version of what you put out
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yeah I listen the wrong way right away
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is it dope if you know him tell bro to
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hit me yes
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I don't know but I'm a devil he keeps
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calling place that cause I feel like
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that'll be a great collab
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[Music]
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he got a new single and video tell you
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gone go check that out it's really
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um really dope and it's it has a lot of
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substance to the video we're gonna touch
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on in a second all right you're a
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citizen in the morning I find it
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flattering
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um a lot of times when I see young
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journalists that I can tell I might have
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influenced right you know
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um I always go yeah do that young man or
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young woman and then make it yours how
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do you feel about that these are my
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artists artists that sound like you that
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kind of does what you do
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I mean I love it I mean I think one of
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the the greatest compliments is flattery
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like they say
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um but what I don't like I don't like
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for people to try to put theyself like
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I'm the new life Jenny's way the old
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life Jenny's still weird so you know B I
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think that anything that you do and I
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see this a lot now too people will mimic
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another artist and say everybody say I
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sound like this person this that and
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third the the craft is to take the
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greatest points from another artist and
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then mix it up and make it as your own
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so that you will be you you dig what I'm
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saying but yeah yeah who are the artists
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that you would you say that you took
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okay I like that that he did I like that
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that influenced me right who those
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artists that it's gonna sound weird I
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took from a lot of women okay you know
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like smart like when you're talking
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about a
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Erykah Badu you talking about the old
11:45
letter Adams you talking about it Anita
11:47
Baker you're talking about a um a
11:50
Shirley Caesar you talking about and
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then from guys too like R Kelly was out
11:54
at that time I liked a lot of stuff
11:56
Michael Jackson used to sing all that
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stuff New Edition
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um Otis Redding
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um you know cash like that man who you
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talking from sway
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um Don Cornelius
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[Music]
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my man from
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um uh Chris uh used to be on BET Chris
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the mayor the mayor you know Rhapsody of
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Rap City uh who else uh Ed Bradley uh
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little Oprah you know I used to be a big
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Oprah fan
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um who else um Barbara Walters I thought
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was
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illness when you like what life just did
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what you talking about I think it's nice
12:37
when you acknowledge people yeah I think
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that's what stings a little bit if you
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are taking from people or you have been
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influenced by them and people can
12:45
obviously hear it or see it and then you
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just act like you made it all up
12:49
yourself you know like you didn't have
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any influences I think the
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acknowledgment is very very nice Bryant
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gumbo
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you took from him man I love that guy
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yeah that guy um always wanted you know
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he does Real Sports on HBO I always
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wanted to do his brother too I think
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yeah his brother does sportscasting too
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I've always admired Brian Gumbel when do
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you think for the both of y'all Sway and
13:12
life that it clicked I'm doing it my way
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because you know when you're still in
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the infancy stages of your career you
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can feel that you're really trying
13:22
someone else's game on you know until
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you find your footing so how long would
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you say it took where you're like nah I
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have my clear identity as a voice life
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and then obviously as a broadcast
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journalist I mean like being interviewed
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life I like this man go ahead brother
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you go first man you go first
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it's gonna be wild but with me it was
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just recently I think as far as
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musically I've always wrote my own way
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but it was just like a couple months ago
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I swear I was I was my clothing line I
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want to talk about that too my clothing
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brand but then I just the boy Brown and
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I was like looking up the definitions of
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brand and then I just really realized
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that Lyfe Jennings is a brand like you
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did what I'm saying like before I shot
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until you go on video I was like what
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doing what am I gonna get at people I
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got to give the people what they come to
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the brand for you know when they come
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for you know situations in their life
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that they're going through that they
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want to become better for they want to
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go to a cat that's actually been through
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it that they don't feel like it's just
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preaching to them but they went through
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it and just sharing experience and stuff
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like that man so at that point right
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there I was like I'm going I can
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completely do this my way because I
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really understand what I am right now
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I'm I'm really a brand you know
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repetition what's your clothing line
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called oh yes repetition and it got the
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elephant on it you know with uh with the
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little string tied to the post because I
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read this thing how they train baby
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elephants right you know they had chain
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huge chains on the baby elephant's foot
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they chained them to a still post and he
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tries to get away for a lot of his life
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and he sees that he can't until he just
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gives up so when he becomes an adult
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elephant they just take the littlest
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string now they tied around his foot
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into a post and then he doesn't even try
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to get away anymore because he's been
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conditioned into thinking that he
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couldn't so I just thought like wow so
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so much of us in our lives me you know
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that there's so many old things that I
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can get away from now but I'm so
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traumatized by my past and I learned
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through repetition and so now that's I
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decided to turn that into a clothing
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brand and you know I got the question
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mark on the inside of the sleeve because
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I want to see it and ask myself what am
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I tied to that I don't have to be tied
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to no more yeah man I'm gonna forget my
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answer
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[Applause]
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I just started the brand man I want to
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send all y'all some stuff man thank you
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okay I'm gonna Excel I'mma XL
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um let me get a bishop in Tennessee
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Bishop what you want to say we got Lyfe
15:54
Jennings what's up Bishop oh no what's
15:56
going on family what's up bro how you
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man I'm cooling man I just wanted to say
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life man Tracy G said something earlier
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she said uh soft studs man I said man I
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don't believe in that because I think
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you speak for all my brothers man my
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brother's doing life in jail my
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brother's still going through they 50
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plus man I feel like you speak for them
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the boys that they can't speak so I'm 32
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they 50 plus and man you did a lot for
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me speaking for them and now with life I
16:27
you know I'm trying to see it in life
16:28
and trying to do what I got to do and
16:30
you had a big part of that life I wanted
16:31
to say that man I want to say I
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appreciate it like she say just hearing
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it is is a milestone for cats like me
16:37
man you know I appreciate you bro hey
16:40
bishop he got it he got a new he got a
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new song and video called tell you gone
16:44
so I want to make sure you stream that
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right and yeah I'm gonna check that out
16:47
check it out it's a powerful video and I
16:50
wanted to ask you about it even in the
16:52
beginning of the video there's a
16:53
disclaimer you know that there's nothing
16:57
in this video is anti-Semitic anti
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anything you know it's the anti-police
17:04
anti no pro pro basketball no nothing
17:07
you just needed to clear that up um
17:10
immediately why you felt felt
17:11
unnecessary
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I mean it was a couple reasons I think
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that number one and I wanted to kind of
17:16
make light of the situation you know
17:18
because you know it's so many things
17:20
that can go wrong and you didn't even
17:22
intentionally mean it to go wrong and
17:24
you didn't got cancer I got College to
17:26
pay for for my babies so I'm trying to
17:28
I'm trying to split the difference right
17:30
there man and then I just also wanted to
17:32
just show people how much we are up
17:35
against just in the beginning like from
17:37
the very beginning look how much that
17:39
you up against so you got to be built
17:41
for this you you depict a scene from the
17:44
movie Roots where uh the the slave the
17:48
enslaved people Master uh was trying to
17:51
whip Kunta Kinte into saying his name
17:54
was Toby right and that's what they call
17:56
Buck breaking back into that that's a uh
17:58
equivalent to that and you do it in
18:00
front of all the other enslaved people
18:02
so if they see this the the hardest one
18:04
the strongest one get broke down then it
18:07
puts fear in them in their subconscious
18:10
mind and at the end of this scene when
18:12
the guy saying my name is Kunta Kinte
18:15
Kunta Kinte and then the the slave
18:18
master says what's your name finally
18:20
breaks them well he didn't really break
18:22
them but they said it's Kanye right
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um tell me about that how did that where
18:29
did that idea come from and what was you
18:31
hoping for uh people receive it got to
18:33
put in my disclaimers again real quick
18:36
I had no way agree or you know um
18:41
sympathize with the stuff that Kanye
18:43
said to hurt any people whether it's a
18:45
race Reser religion or whatever but it
18:48
gave me opportunity to to use that in my
18:50
art form because I felt like that
18:54
well as long as he gonna keep dead keep
18:56
whipping us as long as it's a
18:58
opportunity for us to change right from
19:01
a Kunta you know to a Toby you'll keep
19:04
on getting whooped you know what I'm
19:05
saying but as soon as you become Kanye
19:09
which means that you just are strong and
19:12
solid on your own way of thinking and
19:14
you got your own money and you basically
19:16
can't be tethered down by none of this
19:18
other stuff you kind of immune all this
19:20
stuff because you you got legs to stand
19:22
on on your own as soon as you become
19:25
Kanye then you Gotta Die
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you can be whooped up until that point
19:29
but when you graduate into being your
19:32
own man your complete old man you got to
19:35
die there man that's what that scene was
19:38
that's what that opening scene was about
19:39
crazy uh the videos called tell you gone
19:42
in it you say mama don't love you mama
19:44
said they don't love you till you gone
19:46
um
19:47
you believe that
19:48
I definitely believe that man you know
19:51
all the all the niceties and all of that
19:53
stuff it's just like she was like he had
19:55
to keep bringing it back to what you
19:56
said earlier that it's nice to hear
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these things from people but if you're
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sitting around waiting on flowers you're
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going to be waiting seasons and Seasons
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because they're never they're never
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gonna love you till you're gone because
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they're never going to respect what you
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were in their life until you pull it out
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of their life because now with space
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people respect empty space they don't
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respect fullness you know most you hear
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more people saying that they hungry
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because it's an empty space there then
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you hear people saying I'm full you know
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life just hit us with a lyric right
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there that should be in a verse right
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there all right I'll tell you gone it's
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out now
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um
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is there a project that is attached to
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I'm not doing projects no more like when
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I say that's my last album that was that
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was really your last album yeah yeah 777
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that was my last album seven years
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here we are you know because I I really
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I really feel like at this point like
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when I do shows
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people really don't want to hear like a
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whole new album from me they just want
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to reminisce
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and they just want to you know hear new
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ways of doing the same old stuff and so
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what I want to do now is I think every
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six months I'm gonna take the headline
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stuff that's been going on and I'm
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artistically you know put my opinion in
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a manner that people can really get some
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from it and put it in a way that it can
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help them as opposed to just like in the
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video people sitting up watching it with
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camera phones and all this stuff just so
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they can get 40 likes you know I'm
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really gonna try to you know that's in
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the video when this guy's getting beat
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down with people surrounding them with
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camera phones laughing yeah yeah so
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every six months I'm gonna just try to
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you know drop some out here just to
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remind people who they are kings and
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queens out here man there you go Lyfe
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Jennings man get this man a round of
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applies man can't wait another seven
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years life I don't know if I'm I don't
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know what it's gonna be like for me
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seven years man I hope you're still here
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we can do this again okay well let's do
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it man we look like we did seven years
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ago so you know let's get it popping but
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you ain't Hold On be done already we he
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didn't answer his question like you know
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when did I um
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yo I grew up with yo I kind of caught I
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got confident in my voice when um I
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think
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prior to coming to my my uh
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career has started as an artist where I
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put out music for a couple of years me
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and my partner King Tech as teenagers
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but in it we learned a lot about the
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business and um and I learned a lot
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about myself performing and being in
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front of different size crowds we've
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done Summer Jams all these stand up 22
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000 and in small venues as well and who
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I was off the stage is who I was on the
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stage and I always wanted the best for
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people and so when we became Syndicate
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we started doing radio and early 90s and
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then we became syndicated and in La
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around 94 and we broadcast it in four
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different continents and I don't can't
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even recall how many cities we were in
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um close to 40 maybe
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um
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and at that point when we got the
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syndication
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and we got it by doing what we do best
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we were playing dudes like Nas Scarface
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Wu-Tang Clan biggie you know our Souls
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of Mischief you know freestyle
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Fellowship artists that we really
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respected and talked about things that
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we really knew
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by the time we got syndication I was
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comfortable in my skin and and solid in
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my voice and it you could listen to I
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listened to clips of our show from 1994
23:30
now and you could hear the messaging
23:32
still aligned to who I am in 2023 so to
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answer your question probably about 94
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. I've been talking my [ __ ]
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about 94. what
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oh you were born you were born yeah okay
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my back oh my bad uh Lyfe Jennings man
23:51
congratulations on the on the clothing
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line uh repetition
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congratulations on the artist's own
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movement
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uh congratulations on this new single
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till you gone
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congratulations on being a great dad to
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your kids thank you man ain't nothing
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more gratifying than that number one
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important that's the most important
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right salute to your kids man and all
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that they're doing and come back man if
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you if you do any shows in New York let
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me know because he responds on on his
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DMs I hit him on the DM yesterday and he
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responded I was quite surprised even if
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they ain't got a check next to their
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name you respond life
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I know who he was
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all right we gonna play the song till
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you're gone we got T.I coming up next
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UTI fan bro yeah yeah yeah the favorite
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rapper okay Joseph Sakura you know him
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from um Power and Dion Taylor they got a
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new movie called fear and Terence J is
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in it too I wonder if Terence here
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Terence J is here oh my gosh
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