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Mumu Fresh Talks About Her New Album Vintage Babies II: Queen of The Culture | SWAY’S UNIVERSE
Jun 29, 2021
Mumu Fresh talks about her latest album in the Vintage Baby series, 'Queen of The Culture on Sway In The Morning'
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i'm gonna open up the phone lines for
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this queen who's about to
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bless us with her presence she's been on
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the show before
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i've always said she's just one of those
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artists that wait till the world find
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out
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wait till the world find out and
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sometimes artists be so great and so
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good as folks that don't assist him
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in letting the world find out i don't
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understand that the person's so good and
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you know they're good
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but you don't do what it takes to help
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them get to that next level we've been
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doing that with this young lady
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and um i got a chance to see her perform
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at south by southwest
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i've seen her perform in other ways i've
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watched her
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on her social media uh she and i have
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been in contact
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she has a new album that we're going to
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talk about in a second
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don't called vintage babies 2
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queen of culture hb ain't been on the
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album in a long time but i made this one
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damn it i made this one
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i made it i was there
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[Applause]
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and i don't you know this is a very
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talented person right here
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i don't even know how to put it to words
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and what makes her so great is the
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messaging and her music is so refreshing
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and powerful it's the type of album you
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should play your kids especially for
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young women
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play your kids this project go through
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the songs break down the meaning get
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between the lines
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i got her we got her right now eight
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eight eight seven four two
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three three four five we're talking
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about move move
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fresh let's take him back when she
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wrecked that john baptiste
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session we did here on sway in the
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morning
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let's take them back wonder i was raised
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by og's moved by the creed
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who told me count my money when no one
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could see and if you didn't count it
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twice and you ain't counting right
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and if you gotta do dirt don't bring it
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home at night don't [ __ ] where you eat
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don't do business where you sleep don't
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run your mouth about things that don't
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concern you ain't your peeps
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good grief you always gotta wait out the
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creeps i felt alone the best way to get
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rid of a thief
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nothing in life is free
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just to lose your soul
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yeah man one of my favorites out today
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i listen to our music like it's the
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first time every time what a powerful
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project vintage babies too queen of
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culture
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let's open up the phone lines i want
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y'all to get connected with moo moo
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fresh
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so when she blow blow she's already
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blown up and was she blow blow
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y'all was there with her 88874
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queen grand rises
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oh man thank god that everybody got me
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very odd i'm over here so hype
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too i like excitement i even like fear
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some of my best results have come from
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uh fear which is really not a figment of
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my imagination so it's really motivating
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myself
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come on now you know fear you scared of
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something it ain't happened yet right
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and then um but i feel like
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i listen to this project and i'm
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thinking
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there's so much room for this it's so
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you know what i mean there's so much
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room for this musicality
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there's so much room for this messaging
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you know she put together some really
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incredible videos
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one called rap god um that's incredible
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back to the money that's incredible and
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i just got i'm the first person
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to ever see a new one called north star
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featuring d smoke
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who just yeah mumu hit me i think two
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days ago i believe
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um and gave me some really good news
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that's happening in his life
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and uh and i think it's amazing i
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i i want to know heather and i here
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tracy is not in today just uh for
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clarity
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i want to talk about the rap god in the
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beginning of the video first of all the
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video production is these videos are
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like short films
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right and right yeah but but what it
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feels like this is something
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it feels like this is something like
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when you at home you know
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when i put on my next album this is what
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i want to do you know when you got a
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vision board or wishboard it seemed like
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these are
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messagings and images and things you've
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always wanted to say
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um wrapped up absolutely right yeah so
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what what tell me
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your thought process on making these
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elongated videos seven minutes
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eight minutes what was your thought
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process
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well i always say you know i'm a
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panoramic experience you can't really
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see me in a three by five
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people always yes
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you know i think uh people always talk
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about
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how our generation is like uh we have a
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short attention span so don't give
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people too much snapshot snapshot
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but my thought is like but what if they
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what if we did give them too much what
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you know what if we did give them enough
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to sink in to focus their mind in right
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because
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when you're doing like guided meditation
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the whole idea is like to
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focus in to be introspective to
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um observe you know and um is it we had
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so much to say and i think that we are
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change makers so we don't just uh adapt
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to the time
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you know and go along whatever we're
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being told to go along with but we
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change the times we shift the folks we
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give you something else and
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um the kind of concept was that we were
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like
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kidnapping these influencers
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because a big part of what we do is and
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i've been very adamant about this my
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whole career like
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you know there are certain types of
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cultures that i won't support i don't
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support
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the murder of of young black people in
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the streets you know i mean no matter
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what your bar is about i'm not going to
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be on a phone
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who that supports the murder of black
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people
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of brown people i'm not gonna do that no
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matter how dope it sounds
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i'm not gonna support um the degradation
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of women no matter how dope it sounds no
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matter
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how dope the beat is it's just certain
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concepts i'm just not i'm not gonna be
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on the track i'm not gonna support it i
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wanna have nothing to do with it
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because that blood will be on my hands
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too um
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so you believe well i'm not to cut you
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off but so art artists who
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spit bars versus about murder or killing
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their op
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or all of those things aren't people you
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would jump on tracks with
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or i haven't i haven't like i i normally
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will ask
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like can i hear the music first and
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everything is about context
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so it's not you know me i'm not on my
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mahatma gandhi per se you know what i'm
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saying
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but i'm also like what's the context
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what are we
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what no matter what we say we lead by
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example right
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it's not about what we what we um
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yeah we lead by example and we do
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encourage the next generation we
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create soundtracks for people to live
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their lives too so
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i'm i'm always like no matter how big
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the artist is i'm like can i hear your
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verse first
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because if you are talking about
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exploiting women or you know
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exploiting children uh murder culture
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drug culture you know i grew up in
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baltimore city that's devastated by
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crack and by heroin it's not funny to me
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you know what i'm saying like it ain't
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cool to me i know what drugs does to
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families
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i know what mass incarceration does to
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families and to communities there's
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nothing funny about that
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and it's one thing if we're depicting
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and telling a story
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you know about what we've experienced
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right as a griot and it's another thing
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when we glorify it and we create
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other we help create and uh perpetuate
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that same stereotype again and again and
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again because you you see
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you know young rappers who don't really
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have to trap no more
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or maybe they never had a trap period
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you know maybe their parents did well
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enough but they sent the good schools
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and
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and they still want to perpetuate the
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same things that
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that generations before them talked
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about because we made it
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sound so dope the generation before me
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made it sound so dope that
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we're stuck in it now and we can't even
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grow from it even though we don't live
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that life anymore you know so
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i'm aware of those sorts of things and i
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think because i've lived in it
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you know lived in it for real like the
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wire was real like i understand that
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life
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is nothing it's nothing they ain't
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nothing to be glorified at all there's
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nothing attractive about that life so
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in the video we're like kidnapping all
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these influences
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who don't live that life but they're
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perpetuating these stereotypes and we're
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reprogramming them
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to find another way to attract fans find
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another way to live in your light in
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your
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highest self and figure out what your
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purpose is what you come here for you
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may come here
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to be a part of a minstrel show like
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what are you really here for
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so it goes into depth and it is two
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music videos put together
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um and it calls people out it calls
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people to
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figure out why you're here you know stop
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kicking around wasting time
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um creating everything you don't want to
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see you know
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you know the thing about those
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influencers that she's talking about
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heather
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i mean when you look at it it just looks
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like it looked like
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you know they're portraying a lot of the
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young women we see rapping in the game
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today was that on purpose
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yeah okay yeah that too i mean but
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it's men in there too but yeah also i
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mean and i say this because
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so i come from a matrilineal line right
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and there's a lot of emphasis put on
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the consciousness of a woman right um
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there's an african proverb that says a
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nation can't rise higher than the
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consciousness of a women
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because they're the first mothers you
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know what i mean so if our women are not
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in living in their higher consciousness
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how are you ever going to educate the
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babies how the kids gonna
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grow up in a higher consciousness so i
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do feel a responsibility or i
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my focus a lot of times is on women
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raising our vibration raising our higher
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consciousness
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because you're going to be you are we
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are whether we accept it or not we are
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the leaders we we really um
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we shift culture we set the pace we we
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set
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standards and you know and we raise the
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children you know
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yeah it will you there's a line and then
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i'm gonna step out
10:31
what you said you have trades your true
10:32
power for false powers
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in the in the monologue uh leading up to
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the music video beginning
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who are you talking to and what do you
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mean by that
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i think most most of what we engage in
10:48
what we think is power in a colonized
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world right
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this western world we live in is
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colonized and we put value on
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money and jewelry and trips to
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mexico you know the things that we put
11:02
value on um and we are willing to
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trade in our humanity
11:09
our integrity um we are willing to um
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sacrifice the next generations of our
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lineage
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for this momentary feeding of the ego
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you know and we that's not where your
11:24
true power lies
11:25
you know your your true essence is
11:27
something inside of you it it don't you
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don't you can't go find it in a store in
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a
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design a store inside of a designer bag
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like it's an essence that's inside of
11:35
you
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you know um and that's what you know
11:38
we'll spend time cultivating everything
11:40
else you cultivate your hair your nails
11:42
but you haven't cultivated yourself your
11:44
soul ain't cultivated
11:46
you know i'm saying you still an infant
11:48
inside of your soul
11:50
you've done no personal development on
11:52
healing your triggers or your
11:53
generational trauma
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and you want to dress it up and make it
11:56
look valuable
11:57
but cover it you know you haven't done
11:59
the work
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you know and and and you'll know you
12:03
haven't done the work because all that
12:04
stuff at some point got to come off
12:06
and what's left
12:09
moo moo fresh uh is here with us
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citizens eight eight eight seven four
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two
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i love it that album is called vintage
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babies is out tomorrow
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queen of culture hb we got the queen of
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culture right here i love it
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thank you sis thank you thank you thank
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you for your time today
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thank you just for just your words and
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your honesty and your truth
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i'm just a fan and i i hug you and i'll
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tell you that every time i'm blessed to
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see you
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because um this is
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just personally for me you every time i
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see your name pop
12:45
up on something every time i see you
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just
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inside and i think even out loud i just
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go yes
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it's just a reminder that somebody
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somebody you know and that somebody be
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god whatever just
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check that box and champion for you and
13:04
and
13:05
pushed you forward and said this light
13:08
needs to be
13:09
present and in the midst of all of the
13:11
stuff that you just spoke about
13:13
is is always calming and a reminder that
13:17
true talent
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does matter and somebody that stands for
13:22
something and represents for something
13:24
it matters and it's out here we just
13:26
have to get behind that
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and i think a lot of times people will
13:31
get quiet and be quiet and to your point
13:34
you know cover up a lot of things
13:36
you know and not address the real issue
13:38
and when when you can help champion
13:40
the talented people that's out here and
13:43
and help bring them to the spotlight
13:45
so for me when i see you it's just yes
13:47
always
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it's like yo word they got her she
13:51
showed up
13:52
yo i see you in the background right
13:53
there side night live moo moo
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i see you over there i'm just screaming
13:57
and yelling and i like i see how i see
13:59
her so
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i mean we all deal with frustrating
14:02
things as artists but just no sense your
14:04
light is so bright it don't matter if
14:06
you in the background
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under the ground on top of the roof
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under this
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in the ceiling in the basement eating
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grits we see you and we love it and so
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thank you for real
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oh my god thank you so much uh means so
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much to me
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oh man just from my heart from my heart
14:25
for real man
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got
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because you know it's like when you
14:34
don't do the status quo thing like
14:37
you know my first time really coming to
14:40
the music and sure i had no idea what
14:41
it's going to be
14:42
really going to be like i didn't know
14:43
that the only position for a black woman
14:45
was bent over
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you know what i'm saying and it just it
14:48
took a long time to be able to
14:50
stand my ground and have success because
14:53
there's no space there for you
14:55
you know oh you want to have integrity
14:56
yeah i get to the bank
14:59
right you trying to help morals
15:06
you're trying to spit knowledge
15:10
so it's just you know it's been it's
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been a long journey but it's like
15:14
the world is shifting and there is an
15:15
openness to consciousness now there's an
15:17
openness
15:18
to you know healing and personal
15:20
development and growth and people want
15:21
to hear something different
15:22
and you know there's an opportunity for
15:24
women who really spit bars to
15:26
come to the forefront without that being
15:28
so offensive to people like it used to
15:30
be offensive like what you doing here
15:32
trying to exist
15:33
you know yeah and and now there's like
15:36
an open space so you know god is good
15:38
i'm happy to run man
15:39
i'm gonna run through it yeah yeah yes
15:42
yes
15:42
that's what i was saying earlier there's
15:44
room for this
15:46
there's space for this what you're doing
15:48
it's powerful and you know what it it
15:50
may not be mcdonald's it may not be a
15:52
quick meal
15:54
you know what i mean this is going to be
15:55
a sit down five course meal
15:58
you know what i mean you know
16:01
family dinner on sunday yeah deal with
16:04
it it ain't going nowhere
16:06
it's gonna stick to your ribs too uh we
16:08
got arya on the line from atlanta
16:10
aria what a beautiful name hi
16:14
hi hey hey that's a dentist with my
16:16
daughter
16:17
okay tell her we said hi tell your
16:19
daughter we said hi
16:21
yes thank you so excited okay
16:24
wow okay sorry i'm nervous um i'm arya
16:28
from atlanta and mumu i first saw you
16:32
probably like 2018 2019 when you were at
16:35
apache cafe
16:37
with ingrid b on the b side and
16:40
i love ingrid and i just remember just
16:43
being in awe of you i just remember
16:45
staying on the stage or sitting at the
16:47
stage
16:48
and just like being so moved by
16:51
your words by your presence by your aura
16:54
and
16:54
it's just like your essence just came
16:56
through and i was just like who is this
16:58
who is this like it felt like i've never
17:02
been where like and i never seen eric
17:04
about you in person
17:05
but i feel like that's what it would
17:07
have felt like had i
17:09
seen her it was just like so powerful i
17:11
was just like who is she
17:13
and i just been following you on
17:15
instagram ever since and i'm just like
17:17
so excited
17:18
just to see your growth and just i just
17:21
want to say congratulations
17:24
that's awesome thank you so much thank
17:26
you so much
17:27
i appreciate that i remember that night
17:29
we had so much fun
17:34
it would be great to have you back in
17:36
the a if you ever come back well you
17:38
know how she could get there
17:40
you got to support our music support our
17:42
music vintage babies too
17:43
out tomorrow support it she'll be there
17:45
you already know where i'm there
17:47
okay thank you are you you and your
17:49
daughter's citizens swear in the morning
17:51
all right we gonna go to oregon man i
17:53
love that state of oregon jordan grand
17:54
rises
17:56
yes what's happening man
17:59
we got one more pressure hey i just i
18:01
just want to uh
18:04
tell this lady right here moomoo your
18:07
the messages in your music we need more
18:09
of that because
18:11
the youth these days are i mean it's
18:13
getting bad especially with this virus
18:15
and everything
18:16
but uh i just wanted to give you a
18:19
little shout out
18:20
that i mean your music is amazing the
18:22
positive message
18:24
uh you do completely the opposite of
18:27
what we see
18:28
in the hip-hop game now and uh i just
18:31
wanted to say thank you and keep up the
18:33
good work
18:35
thank you so much thank you so much i
18:38
appreciate you
18:39
hey jordan yeah and if you ever come to
18:41
portland
18:42
you know i'll be there okay i love
18:45
berlin
18:46
hey hey jordan you know how you know
18:48
it's only a plane flight away but you
18:50
got to pay for the ticket so it's
18:52
important that you support our album
18:53
vintage babies too
18:55
queen of culture i definitely will okay
18:58
i think i might be the last person
19:00
you're you're citizen jordan
19:02
try to push people to support the albums
19:04
and the music um
19:05
we we this is just a quick we're giving
19:08
you an appetizer of moo moo today
19:10
you know we we we're going to come back
19:11
and do something more extensive as
19:14
everything is opening up but i'll be
19:16
remiss if i didn't mention my good
19:18
friend of at least
19:20
damn near 30 years i don't even know if
19:23
you know it's been that long
19:24
a moo moo with him and i because i i
19:26
knew him when he was a battle dj and he
19:28
started working with commons
19:31
you know and i know all the stuff he did
19:33
with j cole and
19:35
when he he was you know he was the first
19:37
person to really help me and uh rich
19:39
knights to who you are
19:40
you know and uh was sending us music he
19:43
did he produced this whole album dj
19:45
dummy
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the whole album yep yeah that's
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our vintage babies is like our our
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production writing team
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everything you do together vintage
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babies so yeah
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okay the musicality is it's just
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in a great way it's it's i don't even
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have a word i'm not a loss for words so
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musicality is so refreshing and
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it's expansive is is is very out the box
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to me it's everything is cinematic you
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know
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and and it's that that was your purpose
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though right in the studio
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um i don't know that we thought about it
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like let's make this cinematic it just
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was honest and real
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you know that's just where we where we
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were at i mean we started the album
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right before the pandemic started
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and i actually had a concussion when we
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were first recording so a lot of that
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stuff i'm just yeah i can't even look at
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my screen normally i'll write on my
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phone and look at the screen
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so some of that stuff we just like
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freestyling and just getting the vibe
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out and it's just with the mood of the
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time
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and then we go into the pandemic and all
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this different stuff is happening and we
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you know i mean so we just was in the
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mood
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of the times the times felt cinematic
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like 2020 felt like a movie like
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what where are we um and then when we
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started filming i think too i've always
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wanted to be a filmmaker
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you know it just when i realized i you
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know when i started i went to film
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school for a couple months and i really
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couldn't i couldn't my family couldn't
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afford for me to stay so i said you know
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what
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if i got to start at the bottom of the
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industry i'd rather start in music
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because i was already recording and
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stuff
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but i always wanted to to make movies
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and i have so many ideas in my mind and
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i don't feel like i've seen myself
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an artist like me or a woman like me
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really represented like that
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on the screen so there was stories that
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i wanted to tell
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that i hadn't seen be told so like north
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star featuring d smoke
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that which is um you'll hear that song
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tomorrow when the record drops
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and um we're gonna it's gonna be a part
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of the essence music festival
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that piece started out with these quilt
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pieces
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i read a story about the patchwork
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pieces that were used to help
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us escape from slavery and so each
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patchwork piece had with a different
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meaning and
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people who ran safe houses on the
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underground railroad
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they would hang these quilts out on the
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clothesline
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so if you were escaping and you saw that
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quilt you knew where you were
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in the journey to getting from say
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georgia to
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canada you know what i mean like imagine
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that
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your only gps was a north star
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and i was talking to my son one day when
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he was you know taking him to school
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and i said you know babe we live in a
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world where people will try to confuse
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you all the time about who you are
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about what you're capable of what your
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purpose is and just like our ancestors
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use that north star to find a way
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you got to use this internal guidance
22:38
system these things that i'm telling you
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just
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go back to who you know you are in
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yourself so then when the world try to
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confuse you and get you lost you know
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what i'm saying you got to hold on to
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that thing on the inside of you that
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shows you where center is
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you only know how far left or right you
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are based on where
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sister is so me and smoke was having
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that conversation in the studio
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and he talked to me about his upbringing
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and things that lessons his mother
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taught him
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that would keep him safe in the streets
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later on you know what i mean when you
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find yourself caught up in some stuff
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and you gotta say to yourself
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this ain't me i ain't got no business
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being here this ain't me
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you know and we started writing a song
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like that so in the video
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we kind of go back to the 1860s
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and it also plays on the concept of us
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being vintage right the last video was
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based in the 1960s so then we went back
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to the 1860s
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to show this young man trying to find
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him his way through the woods
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and it ain't no different in the
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concrete jungle and the belly of the
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beast trying to find your way
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um wow listen it's an amazing project
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citizens
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to listen to over this weekend boom
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fresh
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where can people follow you give out to
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a social cause the lines are lit up
23:57
but we got ron eisley about to call up
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and matter of fact he's about to drop
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yeah that was a stunt um
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tell folks how they can reach you okay
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i'm on instagram at moomoo fresh
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m-u-m-u-fresh i'm on facebook and
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moomoofresh
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um my twitter handle is my real name mai
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muna yusuf
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because i'm like somebody's holding moon
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fresh for ransom but
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we'll we'll get them yeah um and you can
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watch all the music videos on my youtube
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channel
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um my website is moomoofresh.commufresh
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yeah so get with it the album drops
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tomorrow so freaking
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excited and nervous oh yeah
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man yeah man well hey listen you did it
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nothing to be nervous about
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you know you did it it's amazing project
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fresh imma play the song called rap god
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citizens
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fresh well i can play what you want me
24:51
to play what you want me to play
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um you can play north star
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well i don't know i like work too you
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play work i don't know
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that's like that's that's become a
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workout song so many um trainers are are
25:06
now making videos so that's all work
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okay okay give me another one other than
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work
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um no style saying oh back to the money
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back
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to the money back to the money back to
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money got an ill video to it okay this
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is moo moo fresh
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back to the money she got a lot to pick
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from so make sure y'all get her albums
25:26
which one i don't know which one you
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thinking
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hey and how about they all work okay the
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new album is vintage baby two bit
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vintage babies two queen of culture
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congratulations sis this is back to the
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money awesome video
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and we'll talk soon and thank you for
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including me on your project
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oh thank you for doing this we are
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honored thank you so much for it
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absolutely y'all can hear me on there go
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ahead get down
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hey man we got the iconic ron
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eisley is here man ron isley is on the
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line so we're going to open up the phone
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lines 888-742-3345
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