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Mayzin and Killa Fonte Rep for Rising Talent Coming Out of The Bay Area | SWAY’S UNIVERSE
May 31, 2022
Over the years some of the top talent in the industry has all come through Sway In The Morning as a right of passage. These two talented artists from the Bay, Mayzin and Killa Fonte are up next! Check out the full interview!
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Let's put our differences to the side, man, and let's focus on growth
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That's my man, Mr. FAB. Sat down with us not too long ago, HB
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And we were talking about the town, city of Oakland, the Bay Area. Absolutely
0:14
As a whole. And we know how amazing it is, right? And we wanted to bring..
0:21
Man, I'm just going to be totally transparent. Today was a show dedicated to my family
0:25
Yeah. All right. I felt like you did it on purpose, though
0:28
I planned this a couple weeks ago. I don't see how the stars align, though
0:33
Because I felt like, so we bet a lot on sports. We do our sports bet
0:37
I'm glad you bringing this up. And so, you know, right here with millions of people listening
0:42
he took the Warriors yesterday. He said, you know, I'm going to take the Warriors
0:47
So we bet us and now I'm going with Dallas. And he lost, obviously
0:51
And I feel like he made a call to bring everybody in here to jump me from the town
0:56
because he still ain't paying me. And I feel like, you know, me, HB, bringing on my jersey energy, I'm going to collect
1:04
And now I feel like I got beef up in here. What's going on? Do I need to make a call
1:08
Yo, Quasi, close your bag. Quasi, close your bag. All is open
1:13
Mario took his jacket off. Look at arms. I ain't scared of you. I ain't scared of you. Arms Avery over there
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You know, plug love over there. But I love this. I love this
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Yeah, man, it's a beautiful thing. Yes. Let me start, man. My cousin, Quasi, a.k.a. Too Juiced, if you go online often over the years
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I always tell you guys how he keeps me up on point when it comes to a lot of Bay Area artists
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Right. One of the artists he told me about years ago went by Killer Kev, still does
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but people know him affectionately as Killer Fonte now. He put me up on him a long time ago, but it was different
1:51
These guys weren't just, he wasn't just an artist. This was his family. This was who he runs with
1:56
They created a movement called Real Repty. I became a member. I had to pay into the crew, though
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I didn't just, you know, it was like. You should pay down. That's why I ain't got your dollar
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I'm all joking. But, you know, it's a group of young men out of Oakland that just wanted to take their talents and skills
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and regardless of the environment, put it towards something positive and create a movement that's inspirational
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not shortchange themselves, not become somebody else in order to do so
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and so he introduced me to Killer Fonte and since then I've just been watching him
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you know and a lot of times I'll just be 100 especially with family members
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who come into entertainment I'm not easy I'm not easy you know
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I don't just hand you the baton I want to see what you going to do
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the same way I had to do it you know nobody handed me shit
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in the town you know at all except for my brother T. Cal
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stood by my side the entire way and I do that to be inspirational
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encouraging and see what folks do on their own, you know, and Kev, you know, and Two Juice and the
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Real Reptie crew said, okay, we get it. We sat down, we talked a few times at my grandmother's
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house. Beautiful. You know, we've hung out a few times and I'll drop these gyms and see what they
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do with it. And man, he picked gyms up. He got gyms from other places and he made something happen
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He made something big happen. And I'm proud of him. And this man has been, you know, he's had his
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ups and downs when it comes to the environment. You know, you'll read about it. He's done
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He's done. He's paid some dues to society. One time I told you
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about I was FaceTiming my family member from prison. It was him
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He was always FaceTiming me from prison. I was like, well, how did you do
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that? You know, he out now. You know, he's good. He all papers and everything. He's free
3:44
But he recently signed a partnership with Filthy Rich out of the Bay. Yeah
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And is doing amazing. And he has a new project called Perfect Timing
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And it's out right now. Give it up for Killer Fonte, citizen. Let's go. Give it up for Killer Fonte
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He's with us, man. How you feeling? I'm feeling good, you know. Thankful, blessed
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Uh-huh. Amen. Yeah. Can't do it without the men up above, you know
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There it is, man. I'm fine. You fine, man. And sitting next to him, man, this young man right here
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Heather, he would show up to South by Southwest. Mm-hmm. You seen him. Mm-hmm
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You know, he'll come to different places we were and just be in the crowd watching his uncle do his thing
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I like that. And just being very humble about it. You know, similar to his dad in that way, but he's his own man
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I'm not even, I just love the fact that they look so much alike. And I watched him over the years, and just like you, Kev, I never made it easy for him
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I never really, you know, handed anything that I could see to him, you know
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But I always tried to be encouraging and be supportive. And he's always been his own person
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He's not just an emcee. He taught himself how to engineer. He taught himself how to produce
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He put out his own music independently over the years. He's put out projects
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And he most recently became the first artist signed to Golden State Entertainment out of Oakland, California
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I'm extremely proud of him. Give it up for Mazin, citizens. He go by the name of Mazin
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What up, man? Yeah, appreciate it. What's up, man? I'm good, man, living
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Blessed to be here. I appreciate you having me on the show and all that. Absolutely, man
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We good now, though, everybody? Everybody, we good? Yeah, we good. And I didn't make each camp
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We good? Yeah, we straight. We straight. We good. All right. Love, love
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We good now? Oh, we straight. Okay. I'm just saying, like, I know, Mazin, you've been here, you know
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or been around us before. But, you know, for both of you guys, what does this feel like
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I mean, because y'all, somebody just said to me the other day
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that they grew up with us watching the swaying the morning show and i was like grew up with us
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how old are you and she was like 25 and i was like well damn she was 15 when we started so she grew
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up with us watching this show y'all are here y'all are sitting in the chairs that the kendricks and
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the kanye's and the commons and the fat everybody sat in like how does this feel for you guys
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it feel good you know like uh just based on like all the stuff that i done went through to get here
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yes so and like never stopping keep going you know i'm saying i done been to jail so many times uh
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it's like like when i first met sway met kelly you know they was working with me uh with my music
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and then like every time i kind of like gotta grow on my music i bite the dust go down but
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I never stop and then just feel good, you know? Amen. So I watch this on YouTube and everything and all this stuff
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So, you know, this is what I work to get to. Work to get to. What about you
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No, it's definitely surreal. You know, like you said, everybody is sat in this chair
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So for me personally, it's like I did grow up watching this show
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I grew up with y'all too. I'm 26, you know what I mean? Right in that spot. It's the same thing. Wow
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Yeah, it's an honor. It really is an honor to sit here
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It feels like everything is being realized. you know what i mean yeah thinking about all of the challenges though and considering that you can
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have you have sway just in your phone at any point though is he like all right bro i appreciate the
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encouragement the support but i would like to see it in the form of like a tangible you know alley
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i mean for me personally i really never wanted no alley to be honest like i really kept my head
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down and i just wanted to just make this music thing work for myself you know okay that's why i
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learned engineering. That's why I learned producing, et cetera, et cetera because I mean I wanted to make this shit happen by myself That beautiful to hear that because a lot of times online you see folks even like business owners that are upset like how come my cousin doesn buy my freaking bagels or whatever the case is
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You know what I mean? They want the family members to be customers, consumers
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to almost be an employee of the business. Yeah, that's true. And you see it a different way
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Kev, let me ask you this, man. Let me start with Mazing, because when I listen to songs like Angels
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and a lot of your music is celebratory of the position you're in now
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but you also point out that people didn't always believe in you
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You know what I mean? People try to play you. What is that like being in the Bay
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and you might not be receiving the recognition that you think you deserve from your home region
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I mean, for me, my sound is just different. When you listen to my music, it probably doesn't bring people like
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oh yeah he's from oakland you know because there's a lot of artists out there just bay area
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in general where you listen to them and you're like yeah he's from the bay or something like that so for me it was a little different just because um i never like tried to tailor my sound
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i just kind of did what i was doing um so to answer your question i mean honestly all the
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all the being overlooked kind of made me just work harder and made me reach out to different markets
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and and you know do all that so how did you pay your bills early on on the come up how did i pay
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my bills selling beats selling beats you didn't you didn't go the military route yeah that too
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yeah so so i joined i joined the air force um and i did six years in the air force spent three years
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in south dakota three years in italy and um you know that was a huge motivation factor too because
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I'm in all these different markets trying to push my music out. So, yeah, it just expanded my sound at that
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Okay. All right. Do you think that travel, how do you think that travel, you know
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really affected you as a person? Sure. I got to see the world, you know, so it just made the music better, honestly
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I got different perspectives from all over the world kind of thing, so it definitely made it better
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What perspective you got from Italy? Man, I lived, like, in the countryside
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I'm, like, you know, I'm a big city dude, so, like, I lived in the countryside
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Like, I got to see how people were really living in these other countries. Because Italy's like a third world country acting like a first world country
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They ain't got no Wi-Fi. They ain't got nothing out there, really. So I got to just, like, see how other people are living, you know
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They don't even speak English for real. So I'm, like, over there trying to learn Italian and doing all kinds of stuff
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So, yeah, it kind of, like, it really changed my life for real. That's dope
10:23
By the time you came to Golden State Entertainment, how, you know, when that happened, a lot of folks
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that came out of the blue. Like, Golden State Warriors got their own label imprint
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Like, what the hell? They trying to battle with Rock Nation. You know what I mean? They trying to get all the money, right
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But who approached you, and what is that exactly? So I have to give a huge shout-out to DJ D-Sharp
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I've been rocking with DJ D-Sharp for a long time. He's the Warriors DJ, Heather
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That's right. I already know. Just saying. Yeah, so basically he came to me
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because this had been something that they were trying to do since, like, 2016
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But they finally, you know, they finally approved it. They were like, hey, we're going to go ahead and go ahead with it this year
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maybe, like, in January. So, yeah, DJ D-Sharp calls me up. He's like, hey, I sent your music over to Golden State Entertainment
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This thing's about to start. And, yeah, basically they just loved me
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So they were like, yeah, we want to sign you. So we went through months and months of, you know, negotiations
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and everything like that. And, yeah, that's kind of what it is
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So basically it's a label and it's a true partnership. So it's not an artist deal
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Y'all doing a partnership where you profit share. Yeah, pretty much. Yeah, pretty much. Okay
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All right. Yeah, so hopefully we got a lot of music on the way
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and they got films and all different kinds of things that they're working on too with Jeremy Lin
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and Sharif Abdul Rahim and stuff like that. Who was the first Bay artist to reach out to you
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and collaborate with? Man, first Bay artist. Have you ever heard of Tyler Lawrence
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She's a singer-songwriter out of Vallejo. Quaz, do we know her? Okay, no
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Now I do. She's dope. Okay, all right, okay. Any bigger names
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No offense to Tyler. I know she's on her way. Absolutely. Not really, to be honest
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Okay. Not yet. See, that's what I see. Not yet. You see what I mean
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But see, you had FAB, right? A lot of people, the thing with Killer Fonte is
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you're the type of person that if you align yourself with him
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it's instant credibility because of his background, what he's went through, you know, in his life to get to where he is
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So when you listen to his music, you're listening to Oakland. You're listening to an Oakland mentality, a Bay Area
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You're seeing, you know, our dynamics between what goes on in the streets
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and then what goes on beyond when you reach it for something higher. Right
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Who are those people that reached out to you? really fab you know what I mean like yeah
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fab he introduced me to Too Short a long time ago how'd that go? That went well
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I was on the Too Short put me on a hella disrespectful
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compilation tape yeah fab he always reached out to me you know gave me some game
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helped me out but like even like major bigger names and stuff like that I really wasn't working with
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nobody. I was just recording alone, making my own music. You know what I'm saying? And
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yeah, I never had no major features like that. Like that. But you recently met Jim Jones
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Oh yeah. Recently. Yeah. I met Jim Jones. Filthy linked me in with Jim Jones. Jim Jones
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had went to my Instagram and he had left a comment on my page. So then I was hanging
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out with Filthy for a few days and everything. And then him, PZ, and Jim Jones had a video shoot
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at Empire. So, Phil seen it, the comment, and asked me to stay back to come get a cameo
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for the video. Excuse me. And I went up there, chill, him and Jim Jones was knocking out a song
14:08
Jim Jones hasn't even arrived yet. So, Phil was knocking out his verse. Jim Jones was on the way
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I'm in the studio, me and Dante. Uh-huh Uh So I'm sitting down
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They playing the beat And I'm uh I'm just writing I don't
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I don't got no intentions On getting on the song But I'm just writing To they beat
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You know That's what I do in the studio When I'm in other people's session That's good So then uh
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Jim walk in He knock his verse out The engineer He start mixing and everything
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So when you walk in Feel like Hey this Killer Fonte right here You feel me
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This the guy You was just on his page And he like Oh that's crazy He like
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Ain't that crazy How the world works You know what I'm saying Cause this was just The day before Uh-huh
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So then Jim, he leave out. So the dude started, the engineer started mixing the track down
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So I feel like, add another 12. He like, another 12? He like, yeah
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So when he added, he like, killer, go knock that out. You know what I'm saying? And then I went in there and knocked it out
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Three minutes. Stay ready. Stay ready. You ain't got to get ready
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And now you're on the track with Jim Jones, right? Yeah, I have a track with Filthy Rich and Jim Jones
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Filthy Rich. How did the Filthy Rich be? And Filthy Rich has been on the show before
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So you know he a citizen of Sway in the Morning but I know Filthy Rich you know obviously from the Bay Area supporting his music back on Cameo And it just the different work he done He been very successful People like him jt the bigger figure you know a lot of these dudes have always really done well independently how did how
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did he approach you uh well um debo that's who linked me in with 50 so i was recording in uh in
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the city at high street studios at high street studio and uh with my boy stew he's good friends
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with Debo. Debo, he's FOD. He linked me in with Filthy. During the time I was hanging with Filthy
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during all that Empire and him linking me in with Jim Jones
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we had linked up a few times before. He just called my phone like
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bro, what you trying to do with this music shit? You know what I'm saying
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I'm trying to take it all the way. You know what I'm saying? Do everything I wasn't doing before
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You know what I'm saying? I'm fully focused. you know what I'm saying? I left the bullshit alone
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I'm like, I'm ready to go forward with this shit. What was the bullshit, Kev? The bullshit was
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going to jail, you know, committing crimes, just like hanging with some of the wrong people, you know
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and not really making my own decisions, you know, and just being one foot in and one foot out
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of the music shit. And like, I was trying to balance it, but it ain't no way you can do
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that can't do it right like i'm going to the studio i'm thinking i can go hit a lick
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i'm thinking i can go go out and hit and you know commit crimes and then the little
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money i'm getting i think i could pay for a 12-hour session and my 12-hour session that's enough
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for the week i done recorded 10 songs in that 12-hour session so i'm cool so now i ain't in
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the studio for another three four days you know i'm saying and then i get wrapped up like that i
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I just wasn't focused, you know, just wasn't fully there. Yeah, but I think that's a cautionary tale to those
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So I wanted to have y'all both on here because y'all represent two different facets of Oakland in the Bay Area
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But that exists that people don't always see. And I think the common thread in all of this is you guys' determination
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But I think what people get from it, especially in Oakland, and I speak to Oakland a lot
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because we're dealing with a lot of shit in Oakland. People running up in houses, running up on cars at gas stations
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you know, putting no value on life in many ways. But we have more beauty about where we're from than we have shortcomings
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And so you guys, you two are examples of that, right? I'm going to let Mike Muse ask you a really tough question
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and then I'm going to try to get into this freestyle session real quick. Mike, go ahead. Hit him. It won't be too hard
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But I do love Sway, which is presenting with the Contrast of Oakland. Sway loves Oakland
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He's such a great ambassador for the city, so it was good to hear the range of the different life that Oakland exists in
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I'm just curious with you. When you said you got sick of the bullshit
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at what point, though, did you say, this is enough, this is my last
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I'm always curious about a person's breaking point that makes them go to the other side of changing their lives
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to have other impact and tell the story. So what was it for you? What was that last moment you said, I can't keep doing this
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uh my last time in prison this last time I was just in prison I did three years
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I did two and a half right before that I came home for six months went back and did
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three years uh during that time uh my little sister she passed from cancer while I was in jail
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and you know it was just I had a lot going on and I was just like man is I can't keep doing this
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you know like every time I go to every time I went to jail I always like prayed and hoped that
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I wouldn't be that person to get that phone call you know like call home and get that news
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because I've seen a lot of people get on the phone and get off the phone and come back
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to they bunks crying you know and i was usually the person right there you know to to console them
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to make them feel good or whatever try to take care of them but i would always pray that it never
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happened to me and i feel like uh just me going to jail that one time for two years is some change
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and then i get out and six months later i uh i go right back for three years it's like you know i
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I just feel like the universe has taught me a lesson, you know, and I exposed my fears and that's what it was
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And what I prayed for not to happen, the universe made it happen
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And it showed me like, yeah, this is not what I really want, you know
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So me losing my little sister and getting the phone call, like he said, was on FaceTime and everything
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I watched my sister on the hospital bed tubes you know she died from stage 4 breast cancer so
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that broke me so when I came home I was just like you know
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I gotta get my shit together I have a nephew her son
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you know so I'm like I gotta be there for him and my family
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and my friends you know and myself You know what I'm saying
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That's what really Made me feel like This ain't for me, I gotta change
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Say her name, Kev Three times for me, say her name Nene, yeah, we say it three times
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Nene, there you go Rest in power to Nene And thank you for sharing that
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Was that the same question Amazing always had it together That's the thing about this dude
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Is that true? Not really Everybody go through something Everybody got something going on
21:17
Yeah, really? What was one of those that's a turning point in your life
21:22
Shoot, knowing that I didn't want to do that Air Force shit forever I mean, that was really, you know, going there, working 60-hour work weeks sometimes
21:31
Working all kinds of crazy shifts and everything like that Because it was kind of like the same thing, you know
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I'm working all that time and then I'll come home and work for, what, five more hours and make beats
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and produce and do everything I really wanted to do. But when you locked in that contract, I knew when it was over
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it needs to be over, you know what I mean? So, yeah, I really just wanted to focus because really the Air Force thing
21:55
was just holding up all my time. But, yeah, I mean, to answer your question
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I think my turning point was just realizing music is what I need to do in my life
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Like, this is my purpose. and anything that's distracting me from that is not what I need to be on at all
22:14
Yeah. Y'all got kids? Who got kids? I have a daughter. You have a daughter? Who's your daughter
22:19
Five. Five years old? Okay. His uncle, and I'm not even gassing this
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the most talented artist that I ever seen come out of Oakland
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His uncle, Warrior, I swear, when we were kids, he used to draw and make comic books
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Yeah, Marvel Comics. Marvel Comics. Wow. freehand like yo he used to design
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we used to go to a mazanita elementary we went to a child care center
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and we would have these art contests each year to create a new mascot
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and we your uncle man we had to like make lie to him
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say don't come to school that day because he was so talented like he's
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extremely talented his father the same way you know so I gotta shout out
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Warry and Jory and I happy that we here so before we We go We going to play some music but Plug Love drove Did you drive down there
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I flew. Oh, balling. All right. Mario, come here for a second
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Quaz, come here for a second. Dante, come here for a second. I want all y'all to be on camera real quick, okay
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All right? And this is their team. Dante and Quazi, my cousin, they real repties right here, right
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Okay, they represent with Fante And then Mario, his brother Manages They're working together as a partnership
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Okay, and then plug love right here That's my little cousin right here
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Please, son So you're going back to work, you gotta get on turntables
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Alright, let's throw a beat on real quick, man Because we got Destroy about to come up in a second
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Throw a beat on, man, we ain't taking a picture I just wanted to make sure they got on camera
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Alright, y'all can back up Alright Okay, so y'all know what this is
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man. Kev, we've been talking about this for a second. You know
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what I mean? It's different styles, different variations. You know, Plug Love
24:08
I'm throwing a beat. All I need is one verse. Y'all can come back and then
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spill out on us, but right now, we just need one verse as we're
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going to conclude this show, and we want to thank Rob Stone for coming by today
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Yes, absolutely. Solomon Sounds, who representing the Look At Me documentary coming out on Hulu tomorrow
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We want to thank them for coming through. Plug Love as well. You ready? Okay
24:32
Can you do something with this? That's good Go ahead, I see you ready to jump on it
24:39
Yo, let's get them levels right Yeah Turn that music up, turn that music up
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Turn that music up for me Okay, you good? I'm good Fante
24:51
Yeah, fresh at the slam Strapped like Yosemite Sam , I be damned
24:55
A catch me dead on the gram You live for the gram I'm rapping and my es do scams
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s is fans, keep talking, you gon' die where you stand Fly to not land on your block with a Glock in my hand
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Blow like a fan and watch the bodies drop as I stand s is fans and no, no, no, I don't do the Zans
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Gave her a gram and she did everything for the cam I'm too greedy, I'm too grimy, I'm too slick and I'm too slimy
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If we go down for a homie, I got faith in all my cramies In the hood where you gon' find me, eatin' Doritos and salami
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Four rings, heavy lookin' like we hit him with an Adi Yeah, we strong as Tommy, rest in peace to Tommy
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This that new strand, we smokin' that Taraji Bullets going through your body
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Choppa kicking like karate Sipping lean with my little mommy That changes like Dasani Yeah
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Anytime we go to Vegas I get stuck at the table Early morning hitting legs
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Drinking coffee and bagels That pisser like he piled my right And my left on the wheel
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See I'm from Oakland Where these junctures is precious to kill I used to Shit just to pay in my bills
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If you want it then s say that Cause if it pop off
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You gon' get dropped off In the alleyway With your face cracked Money and murder Double M's just like a Maybach
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cleaner than Ajax doing circles around these jcats how you gonna fade that they with me
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because I'm laid back I charge a fee want a v you gonna have to pay that and if you owe me
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it ain't dead you better play that 50,000 all out of Northstrom just off of take backs my bestie
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really do this shit I just be watching her I'm just investing when she finished I'm splitting
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pots with her show me something I need a budget before I drop a verse I don't know how s be
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feeling good in they pockets hurt everybody dropping dimes that's a new trend he ain't got
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no money how you think he got that new Benz yo dude basic every year I'm
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catching new cases designer horse he paid a thousand for these new laces and all these
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s you chasing and really got nothing so baby stop fronting and bust it down
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for these blue faces now pardon me I'm really shining it ain't hard to see
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killers I'm calling no these s ain't too far for me don't start with me cause I'm gonna put
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it on extra before I leave the house I grab my pistol off the dresser
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diamonds in my necklace cool with all my exes send a quick like a
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message and I'm geeking off these your roles they know i drink lean slide shit with this drago like our stink team i know the pices
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and i also with the bing bings when they talking to me all i'm listening for is ching
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ching i talked to moms the other day she said son is you ever gonna stop it i'm just praying
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you take another way i swear you like your brother drake and that's the honest truth but
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they can't stop me because i'm doing what i gotta do i really got something to say as we all act and confuse rap will be much better if talent transfer the views instead we pick and
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We choose what's trash, s delight. All this music, misconception, he rapping, but he don't write
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He rapping about his life, nah. Lay him down if he lying, put him on ice, nah
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I'm way too nice, I'm way too, I'm way too nice, cause I can murder him now. And when they hear me out here dropping, not a word, not a sound
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They ain't heard from me in a minute. I'm G-double-O-D, and I just moved, so there's no way that you addressing me
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But I'm addressing y'all, I'm waiting for the cloud to fall. It's giving people voices that they never did deserve at all
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It's a Beyonce, but address me as your father whenever you mention my name. I'm feeling like Ben Simmons cause I don't be playing no games and I don't bust clips
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Rather do your track over film clips. He'll flip over bullshit. I don't trip off of little chips
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s be tripping all the time. Look, real shit. Yeah, a humble producer is hella hard to find
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Think it's about you? So do I. Yeah, the shoe fits. Yeah, yeah
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Y'all gotta say this. It's a new day right now. The Bay Area's on top
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The Bay Area's up. You see amazing right there. Give that man a big round of applause
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First artist on Golden State Entertainment. But salute to the Bay Area, the new mecca of hip-hop
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The new mecca of hip-hop. Okay? Amazing. Round of applause. Get his new single, Angel
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Angel's out now. Killer Fonte, new project, Perfect Timer. I got to get y'all to come to New York
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All right? We coming out there. We coming out there, Amazing. Come out there. I can move around there
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Okay, you got it. He off papers. I just got off parole, so I can move around there
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All right? Okay, man. I think you guys, I'm proud of you. I can't even tell you how much
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I love, I went and saw Amazing perform in front of an audience that I just didn't know how he was going to entertain that audience, man
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I mean, it was a crazy-ass demographic. I don't even know where we were at
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Yeah, somewhere in New York. Yeah, it was a crazy-ass demographic, and he had women, kids, dudes with ties on, all partying with him
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And so he has an incredible stage show. Soda Fonte I want to say I appreciate you guys
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And what you've done for yourselves And know that you're an example
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You know you may not even be asking to be one But you're an example We want people from where we're from to see this
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And other places to be motivated And know that you're in charge of your own destiny
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You can manifest whatever you want to Amazing I watch you do it It's amazing to watch you do it
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I watch you change your life around And see you moving and sticking and moving
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Around the country what you're doing I'm proud of you, man. You guys are the noun generation, so hold it tight
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Stay thorough, ten toes down. If they want to reach you, Mazin, how can they reach you
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All platforms are at Mazin on Twitter, official Mazin on Instagram. Spell it
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M-A-Y-Z-I-N. There you go. M-A-Y-Z-I-N. Fonkiller. You can find me on Fonte, underscore F-0-N-T-E, underscore
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F-0-N-T-E. Yeah. underscore F-0 N-T-E underscore. And then plug love. Love. Instagram P-L-U-G-L-U-V-V
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Plug love on Instagram, Twitter, F-P-L-C-W. I'm at real sweat across the board
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until tomorrow. Citizens stay on the right side of positivity and we have nothing
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left to say. Bye
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