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Styles P is never one to shy away from using his influential voice to promote wellness and health. He is a vocal advocate for cannabis use and owns several juice bars in his hometown. One of his biggest contributions yet is the creation of his health-focused Web 3.0 community called Farmacy Fantoms. This community aims to revolutionize the way we think about our health by providing resources, support, and education. Recently, the community has teamed up with Apes Together Strong for a networking event at NFT NYC, and the excitement is palpable. This event is not just about networking, but also about promoting a healthier and stronger mindset towards life.
Farmacy Fantoms' core mission revolves around health and wellness, and this aligns with Apes Together Strong's values of community and support. The networking event at NFT NYC is essentially a party of like-minded people obsessed with change and innovation. However, it is more than just a party, as it is also a platform for learning, sharing, and growing. This event is a celebration of progress, achievements, and most importantly, the power of community.
The main highlight of the networking event is a panel discussion with special guests King Saladeen, Baron Davis, Styles P, and others. They will share their insights, experiences, and knowledge about the importance of health, mindset, and community in achieving success. The panel discussion will focus on how we can empower ourselves and others to live a fulfilling and meaningful life by prioritizing our health and wellness.
Apart from the panel discussion, the networking event also features a live concert performed by Styles P himself, as well as other surprise guests. This adds another layer of excitement and joy to the event, reminding us that life is not just about work and productivity. Fun, happiness, and well-being matter too and are as essential to our health as proper nutrition, exercise, and rest.
The Farmacy Fantoms community is built on the pillars of health, education, and support. This event is an opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals who share the same values and goals. It is a chance to learn from successful and inspiring people who have achieved significant milestones in their wellness journey. It is also a platform to share your own experiences, struggles, and achievements, and to receive feedback and encouragement from others who have been in your shoes.
Styles P's community Farmacy Fantoms is revolutionizing the way we think about our health and wellness. The team-up with Apes Together Strong for the networking event at NFT NYC is a testament to the power of community and support in achieving our health and life goals. The event is not just about networking; it is a celebration of progress, growth, and resilience. The panel discussion, live concert, and surprise guests provide a holistic experience that prioritizes not just productivity but also happiness and well-being. Attending this event is more than just showing up; it is making a commitment to yourself and others to prioritize your health and wellness.
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that's a Oracle right there speaking
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come on N man don't you do that man come
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on man that's a Oracle right there
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speaking that's an Abbot over
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there come on
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man it's a cultural pillar for
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us it's not many times you meet somebody
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that's 100% have to be
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thorough battle tested impr proven been
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that way since high school I already
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know I got the stories
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I just sell fruits and veggies and herbs
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and oils now I'm I'm just in the better
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place that's you the better place you
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better place okay but um but listen you
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know I I've gone on my my journey you
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know something that this man has said
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that um really stuck out to me is he
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said I'm no longer a product of my
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environment I'm a product for my
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environment and that speaks to a lot
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when I hear that comment it reminded me
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of something my sister sent me
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and we would and it was had to do with
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religion and um in the traditions of
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Africa pre- Christianity they didn't
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many African um languages and people
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didn't have a word for religion because
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God they believe God is everywhere so
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the word religion wasn't necessary but
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when we was transferred over to this
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side and we became um African of African
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descent if we weren't already here um
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and we got um impeded with all of these
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different adversities and that we had to
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face we utilize religion to transform
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and to deal with all the heinous crimes
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that were used against us to bring us
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hope to and create Faith right and to
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really fight against this Vision that
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people had put on us uh this image that
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people have put on us to know that it
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wasn't true and so we did these things
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so we didn't believe what the world said
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about us and said to us and said what we
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what we looked like that's is how part
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of our adaptation to all the [ __ ] we
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faced and so when I saw you say I'm no
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longer a product of my environment I'm a
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product uh for my environment that spoke
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to spirituality that spoke to mind State
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everything can be changed with your mind
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everything there is is because of what's
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going on in your mental and this to me
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is just conducive to what this man has
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represented from day one when we first
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start hearing him in the music scene
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when we first start rocking with the box
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and we first start hearing him speak his
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mind and speak his words through his
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music and so it makes total sense for me
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to see that he's teamed up with this
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other king that I've always highly
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respected that he brought into this room
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with us today the one and only Baron
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David give that man a big round of
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applause you
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know this other brother King saladine
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get that man a round of
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applause we are in the presence of
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greatness citizens
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you got to see it it's Illuminating the
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room we got chills right now as we speak
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I want to welcome him back to one and
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only the iconic one himself Styles P
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what up what up what up what up what up
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thank you brother I love you man I love
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you you move me bro with your words man
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[ __ ] ain't a game for me no more n nah
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we got to take care of each other you
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know that's that's that's our job like
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um hip hop is a
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beautiful you know it's a beautiful art
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and um but it's for us especially you
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you do the same thing you always give
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words of positivity you always bring
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that good energy you always bring good
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guests you always get the good
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information out um that kind of we need
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to highlight each other for that like
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you know it's it's really about um not
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who you could do better than but who you
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can make better with you like you know
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what I mean that's really what it's
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about like hip-hop is a very I like nice
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[ __ ] don't get me wrong yeah I am I am
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slightly materialistic but that's not
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going to mean more than my people and I
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think you know I don't need to do better
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than anybody and in the middle of it to
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be honest I'm never going to be the
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richest nor the poorest yeah so I'm part
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of just part of energy and that's what
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we do BD is my brother King saladine
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Bucky welcome him home up baby yeah
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that's that's he got he got life back
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you know what I mean so we just about um
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we just about spreading good energy and
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doing doing positive things I love it
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man um I I I adapted this um early on
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before folks even knew me Baron might
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have known me from the West Coast you
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know doing the stuff with Sway and King
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Tech over the years I realized that my
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words were as important as the food that
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people put in their bodies yes right
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that the you know that's part of the
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nutrition yeah you know what I mean and
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um when you created U juices for life
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and I became a fan and an advocate you
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know uh to me that that furthered the
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mission right talk about what it is you
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guys first of all Bucky what's up man
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how you doing man man I'm doing I'm do
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it law man yeah all praise to Allah man
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I'm here what's the plan brother I'm
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just Tak it one day at a time I'm
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working working on my album yeah you
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know I'm I'm I'm real heavy in the
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fitness okay you know yeah you like an
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action figure under that jacket
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man I went in I was overweight came back
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fight weight okay I said like he might
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be on the shelves you know with a cape
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on brother I ain't mad at that um you
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got music coming soon yes I do man you
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welcome to come up here if you want to
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step into that Cipher the Valley of the
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hyenas I ain't going to give you no
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breaks you just got to bring bars all
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right absolutely okay we'll set that up
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later doubt all right but talk about
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what y'all doing for me um well today we
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we have an event later on tonight okay
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we have an event later on tonight what
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we doing is I'm actually bringing more
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information my two brothers Baron Davis
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King saladine along with myself we're
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all very interested and always pushing
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forward always um this one of the
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greatest artists in the world too so but
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for for for us for me I'm looking at it
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as Three Kings learning to push the
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youth into the next Direction um I'm 48
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MH uh I remember being a youth and
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hearing about computers in third grade
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and the advantage um that we would have
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if we used them um fortunately I made it
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in rap cuz I a't do good [ __ ] on the
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computer at all like I missed that whole
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window so understanding when web 3 was
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coming like if you look at TV you look
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at what's going on you look at
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technology is always advancing um I
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believe they have much more technology
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than they actually tell us about mhm and
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it's important for us to let the kids
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know to be in be in web 3 be able to
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have some control over your art your
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content um have ownership over that art
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and content be able to mingle with
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crowds who have share the same likeness
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with you and um we just trying to make
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web two people meet web three people and
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um make web six babies parents to that
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wave up six babies I
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get Baron talk because Baron has always
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been on the Cuffs you always been
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forward thinker you know I'm familiar
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with a lot of Investments you've made in
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the past and the success you've had and
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you've always been 10 toes down in the
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community we always see each other we
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always see each other there a lot of
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folks who don't know the difference
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between web 2 and web 3 how would you
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explain that to them uh I would say so
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one nobody explained what web 2 was we
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just had to do stuff like swipe uh you
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know click a button search through pages
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claim uh checkout things of that that
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nature so when I'm looking at web 3 is
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really just web 3 is
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technology right the ethos and the
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community around it and the building the
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collaboration is like when hip-hop
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started right and so the technology
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gives the pioneers of hip-hop the
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opportunity to own hip-hop and everybody
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who comes to lay a brick in this hip-hop
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Monument right that brick gets to be
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owned by that artist and owned by the
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collective of the Brick Layers and the
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pioneers and so web 3 is really think
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about it as
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aggregation think about it as uh all
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them letters and numbers on your receip
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for a meal right but it's basically
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giving you the opportunity to understand
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your data we've been giving our data
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away for you know the last 10 15 years
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and if you go on your phone or Tik Tock
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or anything when you scroll they've
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taken your data and then they're feeding
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you with than quote unquote you like you
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know what I mean and so when you look at
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social media and you look at media today
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um hip hop Sports you know uh art
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culture all of these things need to like
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exist out a in a destination and so I
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think we're excited about web 3 because
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where do you get this type of
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collaboration where do you get this type
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of you know service for each other and
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then everything is super transparent so
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it's really the data and owning your own
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data so you can know where you want to
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put your data in a selective crowd of
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people Mike Muse um who's here is always
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U he's a AI you know uh proponent over
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there and and speaks to the fact that we
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as a community um like you all are right
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now need to be up on it Mike what are
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your thoughts about what did doing and
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and the benefits of web 3 technology
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yeah uh well one bu good to see you
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brother I'm saying next to you Baron
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explained it perfectly and so it's p
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like when you get to web 3.0 particular
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for the black community and particular
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for black artists what it does is allows
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you to track your IP right we often give
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away our IP so much in particular in
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social media and I think it is twofold
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one we don't value our culture enough
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right and so we don't understand our
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isms our cultural isms can be monetized
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so we let it go and we give it up on
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social media the second thing is that we
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don't own our IP and if we do have a
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record label or TV shows or whatever the
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media conglomerate typically owns it and
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so what this does is it provides it
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equity and allows our artist and content
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creator to actually own it and then you
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can trace it and you can track it and
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then you can get paid for it because you
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forever own it and so that web 3.0
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begins to neutralize the equity into
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owning our own IP and to monetize our IP
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which is our culture so so for example
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example in layman's terms like there's a
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lot of footage that uh that me and King
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Tech filmed like in the 90s crazy right
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like Tupac Biggie every everything right
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I have no control over where they where
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it lands exactly so there's a couple of
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things I think so one I'll get to that
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from a royalty perspective but I think
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the most easiest way to look at a good
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example and I'm sure these two gentlemen
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can you know even add more value to it
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is if you look at an artist right you
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let's say I'm a painter and I paint this
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great portrait I sell it to you sway for
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$10 right but then you put it and give
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it to christe's auction right and then
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hea the be you bid on it for $10 million
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only purpose going to profit off of that
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is you who gave it to Christies so now
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you're going to get 900 I mean
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9,990 th000 from that sale I get zero as
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the artist okay as a painter of the
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original ownership of it mhm so that's
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the way the web 3.0 does it allows us to
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track that IP so that if it's a web 3.0
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painting or I find a way to own it I
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sell it to you for $10 and then you sell
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it to Christies and Heather bee buys it
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I'm still getting money off of that sale
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oh okay so and so with you with your art
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and content you did with King Tech what
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that allows you to do is to track it
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based on royalties you know songs no
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matter where it's sold you and King Tech
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will always have a piece of that content
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and be able to trace it so where the H
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they get the $10 million from
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that's I think it's our fitness sence
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from Dr
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Ian yeah lame I think lay in terms web
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one is when they invented the computer
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and um you know when it when it first
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came out you sending messages going back
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and forth web 2 is when you could say
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Twitter Instagram um Myspace apps apps
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Bank State men Banks everything but you
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as the human being you're involved in it
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but you don't own anything you don't
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have any control over over the content
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you don't own the content you're not
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making bucks off of it web 3 is the
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opportunity for you to own your art like
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my brother said Trace exactly where it's
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going and have that ownership and it's
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you know you get you got a ledger it's
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in you you could you could keep your
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Ledger in your pocket and go anywhere in
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the world if you have to so now you got
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some eth you got some bigcoin you got on
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whatever you got it stashed on your
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Ledger you're making your money and boom
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it's always with you and you're not
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afraid to put it out yeah right you got
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all this content and another way to look
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at it is you're archiving your history
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right so a 100 years from now 200 years
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from now digital right digital assets
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what you search who you are every
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profile like you know our kids kids are
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going to be looking back at like our our
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digital history right and so how are we
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going to Archive that how are you going
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to take the tapes like they not going to
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be like uh downloading tapes to like
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it's got to it's got to happen for you
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to be like all right I'm archiving my my
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family history like remember uh grandma
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with the picture book yeah right and
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grandma would take all the pictures and
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put them in the picture book with web 3
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saying all right now pictures are all in
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our phone right how do we digitize that
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how do we own that and how do we put
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that in a vault to be able to track our
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history so you know I'm excited about it
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because from a historical standpoint
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we've never created assets to our
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archives yes and so that therefore we
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get exploited for our IP because we
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don't know how to license some [ __ ] to
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somebody instead of giving up all the
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rights you know what I mean yeah I love
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it man we going to come back and talk
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with King saladine as well find out more
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about Pharmacy Phantoms and uh man
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Styles P is here with us Bucky's back
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man give a round of applause for that
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man come on man bar Davis 888 742
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3345 peace yo what's up styles Panero
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man just wanted to say what's up to you
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this is Jen and I get to catch up and
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build with you in a minute but I I just
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always wanted to say man I really
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appreciated you specifically you know I
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remember you you didn't hesitate to jump
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on the album
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I remember that karaoke night joint and
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you said Jen came through with the
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Chinese stars I always thought that was
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wild but shout out to you man shout out
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to your legacy the lock Legacy the
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dblock Legacy and and just for being so
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iconic when I was a kid and still iconic
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now man congratulations on on everything
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and above all else man just just finding
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your peace blessings to you and your
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family man peace damn man that was J man
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he's man yeah yeah man that's rough
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riders right I was speaking to him and
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uh he he had a lot to say about um cuz I
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told jiss when he was here yesterday I
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told him that JY was very uh forthcoming
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about like how welcoming you guys were
15:40
and bringing him in cuz you know he was
15:41
a little bit out of his element and so
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he was talking about hanging with you
15:44
guys on like 25th thex was super nice to
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him and so he had nothing but praise for
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you guys yeah thank you I love Jen
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good good dude he was good dude yeah
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very good dude very humble and um
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dedicated to the craft like I think
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people look at people and and put you in
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the Box it's like if you're gangster you
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can't deal with Nerds if you're a nerd
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you can't deal with gangsters people are
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people and energy always connects so um
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when you see somebody who loves the
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craft or love the you do the same you're
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in the same business and you see they
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love the craft you're supposed to
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support them and treat them with open
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arms and yeah you know we all one and
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the same all one and the same man Styles
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P is here Pharmacy Phantoms yeah I want
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to yeah yeah yeah Pharmacy we was yeah
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let me talk my
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me talk is that Pharmacy phant the
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number one music nft last year the
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number one or number yeah number one or
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number two or we went back from one and
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two but um that was a uh our nft okay my
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nft I want to shout out my man Dutch who
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who held it down I want to shout out
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Apes together strong you know what I
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mean my man part Apes together strong
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right yeah yeah um my man Brando from
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apes together strong he's a beast in the
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web 3 space and this is thing I love
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about web 3 uh I think a lot of people
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don't really understand when you're in a
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when you get an nft and you're in a um
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Discord with people these are people
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that maybe not from where you're from
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you don't see each other on the screen
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so it's black white Australian Russian
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tall
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small whatever it is but it's people
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trying to help people and give you
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information you get on certain discords
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and you get information so that's why I
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think a lot of spaces in web 3 are
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important because you get it's a lot of
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Technology involved but I haven't seen
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that amount of that amount of humanity
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in a long time with of humanity just
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strangers trying to help each other and
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push each other forward and get up um
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when me and kiss did the backtack at
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Irving Plaza you know I got to meet a
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lot of people who were holders of um a
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couple of my nfts and it it's just like
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awesome to see people just from
17:54
different parts of the world different
17:56
backgrounds and you get to to share an
17:59
interest and just push it forward so
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Pharmacy fandoms was um by nft I'm
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fortunate enough to have great strong
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people behind me they they they got me
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to the number one music nft and just the
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just the all the pharmacy Phantom
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holders have just been awesome and
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here's a here's a here's a real thing
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about web
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3 uh I dropped the pharmacy Phantoms
18:24
which is a body of work as music comes
18:26
with some great utilities for
18:29
are you you get to see my shows um I get
18:32
some merch you got some merch you get
18:34
some Pharmacy um stuff uh things of that
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nature so we worked it out I I felt a
18:41
lot I felt a lot better about the album
18:43
I dropped in web3 than the last album I
18:46
just did yeah I have control over it
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like you said I can link back I know
18:50
exactly how much I made I know where it
18:53
went I know how many pieces was sold
18:56
like for my new album I got to call
18:57
somebody and check in yeah for this I
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just get on my laptop you got to call
19:01
the label I got to call the label I got
19:03
to find out I got to see see what's
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going on this one I have complete
19:07
ownership of like I have you know it's
19:09
more gratification more graic yeah it
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was it was it was smaller but it was I
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felt in control connected yeah I felt
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connected I felt tapped in with with my
19:18
people it was more it more so like you
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like even with music right if you look
19:25
at today's you lose your phone you don't
19:26
have music M we we don't come from that
19:29
era we came from CDs tapes this and that
19:31
now now technology is at a point if you
19:33
lose your phone you don't own anything
19:35
but if you if you got that ledger and
19:38
you got your you got your [ __ ] you still
19:41
got you're you're in control that's
19:43
crazy in control like nobody nobody's
19:46
really good nobody like like people talk
19:49
about streaming it's like what is it um
19:51
how many streams equal one album oh what
19:54
is it uh is it 15,000 or 15 uh 15 1500
19:59
15 we going to find out 15,000 I forgot
20:03
yeah that equals out the selling one
20:06
album yeah that's [ __ ] crazy that
20:09
that don't make sense who made that
20:10
number who who who put that in place to
20:14
say looks like, 1500 on demand audio or
20:17
video song streams equals 10 tracks
20:19
equals one album sale wow 1,500 now
20:22
who's getting that money mhm and why did
20:25
they make it so like that's [ __ ] up
20:27
you ask me that sucks yeah so they got
20:29
to play it 15500 times and that equaled
20:33
out to one album Su so Mike Mike the
20:35
labels like these arbitrary pay rates
20:38
like you get paid percentage of a penny
20:41
per stream like how were those things do
20:44
anybody know how those things were
20:46
established so what happened was and and
20:49
these the guests right here are nailing
20:51
everything right now um when you think
20:53
about music industry right now music
20:55
industry is pretty much a big Tech
20:57
platforms um and so Spotify title and
20:59
apple pretty much control the music
21:01
industry Pandora we got Pandora the
21:04
labels made a mistake early on when they
21:06
tried to fight Napster and so instead of
21:09
embracing technology they tried to fight
21:11
it and lawsuit their way out of
21:12
undermine into technology as a result
21:15
they came in be the labels came in
21:17
behind and so they had to catch up to
21:19
what Apple really iTunes were doing at
21:20
the time and then iTunes pretty much set
21:22
the market for what albums and singles
21:26
will be sold at and so they created the
21:28
demand and then they created the market
21:30
what we call the market rate and so as a
21:32
result the labels have to play to pay
21:35
pay to play because no one is going to
21:38
to records doesn't exist anymore right
21:40
like music stores don't exist anymore no
21:42
it's all on your phone it's on your
21:44
phone it's on your phone and so now
21:45
these big tech companies have all the
21:47
power in the music industry so what
21:49
sounds is saying is all right about his
21:51
own nft and how he can control it better
21:53
and so yes it is arbitrary but the
21:55
arbitrary number that the big tech
21:57
company set and the labels are just have
22:00
to abide by it and so that is why uh
22:03
it's important what they're talking
22:04
about right now slavery
22:06
SL basically King solid you got to say
22:09
something man Hey listen I'm I'm just in
22:12
in the midst of greatness I grew up on
22:13
all all you guys so I'm just in here
22:16
just like being a sponge honestly man
22:18
but you're an artist though right one of
22:19
the greatest one of the greatest you
22:21
said the greatest in the world for for
22:23
me for me it is um go ahead what kind of
22:26
art is it multimedia art I'm I'm
22:29
multifaced so I my my main art is
22:32
painting okay but it's so many different
22:34
umbrellas that came from that just me
22:35
learning the business and just being
22:37
super creative and being a consumer to
22:39
the point where I didn't want to just
22:40
stay as an artist in the gallery you
22:41
know what I mean like I consume shoes I
22:43
consume clothes I consume all these
22:45
different things I wanted to put my
22:46
creativity into that you know what I
22:48
mean so the web three space just gives
22:49
me a different platform to like get
22:52
closer to the people that I'm selling
22:53
all these different products to and then
22:55
have my art last and live on forever I
22:58
love it man uh I want to take some phone
22:59
calls P y'all got a lot of callers man
23:01
you don't wild up the troops right here
23:03
man and if people want to you know if
23:05
they want to be a part of the pharmacy
23:07
Phantoms Community how do they do it go
23:09
to Discord go on the Discord um type in
23:12
Pharmacy Phantoms uh you could go to
23:15
Open Seas probably a few floating around
23:17
grab you one but hop in our Discord and
23:19
just um come rock with us have a good
23:21
time okay uh so we have uh let me see we
23:24
have um Domingo is on the line um he's
23:29
from Connecticut Domingo welcome to the
23:31
show rise and shine thank you for having
23:34
me thank you for having me absolutely
23:36
going man this this this a beautiful day
23:39
man I I had to pull over for this man
23:41
I'm working right now I had to pull over
23:44
for this man ain't every day I get to
23:46
talk to two legends right now man SP man
23:49
listen man you you got me through some
23:52
things man especially with that gangster
23:53
and the gentleman
23:55
album man that help that help Shake
23:58
principles in my life man you know like
24:01
um yeah man just some lyrics in there
24:04
that's just i l that [ __ ] man you know
24:05
what I mean thank
24:07
Youk man you know you know I'm from New
24:09
Haven so I know what it is that's d
24:11
block land baby yeah man get to that
24:15
question brother just want to give you
24:17
those roses and um right now I got I got
24:19
I got some things I'm doing myself I got
24:21
a brand that I started up well my man
24:24
started up I partnered up with him it's
24:25
called burn something u b RN s utti in
24:30
you know we we we we deal with you know
24:32
merch and stuff like that and and
24:35
basically my question to you is you know
24:36
what what what would be a good route to
24:38
try to you know put our stamp down and
24:41
and and and take this to the next level
24:44
I always say with with me uh as I say
24:46
I'm 48 so I look at at all
24:50
business all pushing of businesses in
24:52
two different ways I believe in
24:54
Grassroots hitting the ground um getting
24:56
out to people getting the merchant
24:57
people's hands letting them see that see
24:59
it but also using um all the platforms
25:02
that we just named to also get it out
25:04
there and people people see it and just
25:07
work hard man you got to really work
25:08
hard say your prayers um and just push
25:11
it forward and be willing to take some
25:13
L's for the Ws hey and T send me
25:16
something to the juice bar send
25:18
something up here too like send your
25:19
merch you want to see it you got some
25:21
good merch send it around get it in the
25:23
right hands get it to good people so and
25:26
that's my advice and follow that lead on
25:27
that web three yeah yeah I do y better
25:30
to Y can check out the website because I
25:32
got all merch up there burns.com for
25:34
sure anything you see up there way I'm
25:38
always listening man I appreciate you
25:39
Burns something.com man they on the rise
25:42
they on the rise burn something they up
25:44
right now I love burn something too okay
25:47
man
25:49
also Domingo Domingo time brothering
25:53
you're a citizen Domingo you're a all
25:55
right burn something burn something all
26:00
right P be having them like that boy and
26:02
then they they'll sound like P when they
26:04
talk about his music man gentleman in
26:06
the gangster now actually I want to
26:09
bring that up because yeah last year was
26:10
the 20th anniversary of the release of a
26:11
gentleman in the gangster wow so I
26:13
wanted to ask you you're definitely yeah
26:15
it came out in
26:19
2002 lock [ __ ] style shito so they first
26:24
of all they celebrate too much [ __ ]
26:25
nowadays it's a day of everything Flower
26:27
Day Lon day women and men's whole hand
26:31
day dog cat day it's every [ __ ] day
26:33
in the world can I just ask you what
26:35
your uh definition of a gentleman and a
26:37
gangster was back then and what it is
26:39
now it's pretty much the same thing I
26:42
think um when people hear me say
26:43
gangster I think they always just
26:45
automatically think streets um you know
26:49
robbing selling drugs that's not all the
26:51
way was gangster for me a gangsta is a
26:53
man or lady who stands on a principles
26:55
stand firm in what they believe hold
26:57
their peoples down um they they they
27:00
don't they don't cow in the face of
27:02
adversity and the gentleman's the same
27:04
thing I believe they go they go hand in
27:06
here my um version of it now is though I
27:09
pick what to be gangster for like I just
27:11
told my homie I'm still the same
27:13
gangster I just a gangster for different
27:15
causes now now I'm a Gangster for for
27:18
juice I'm a Gangster for fruit I'm A
27:19
Gangster for the black family I'm a
27:21
Gangster for poor people I'm a Gangster
27:23
for food deserts like the president is a
27:25
president a gangster you know what I
27:27
mean um
27:28
the the single working mom who got two
27:30
jobs is a gangster like the guy who who
27:33
who lives in a hood but never sold drugs
27:36
never follow what other people did St on
27:38
his own 10 that's a gangster like so
27:41
it's different versions of of of gangsta
27:43
for me and there different versions of
27:45
gentlemen but for me they go hand in
27:47
hand it's one and you pick what you're
27:49
going to be gangster for happy
27:51
anniversary man I'm put that clip in my
27:53
phone and listen to every day right now
27:54
like bars right there all right uh we
27:57
got on the line from Texas what's your
27:59
question bro hey what's going on man my
28:03
my biggest uh question is uh what do you
28:05
think's gonna happen with this whole web
28:07
3 thing uh I I see so much Innovation
28:10
and so much stuff going around uh I just
28:13
wanted to know what's your take on it
28:15
and if you think Hip Hop is going to be
28:17
the first big mainstream people to
28:19
integrate it or or what do you think I
28:22
hope so like I would suggest every
28:24
artist that's not under contract go and
28:26
make a web 3 album go I would suggest
28:28
for every artist that is not under a
28:31
contract to make a web 3 album if you
28:33
are under contract I would suggest you
28:35
look at the contract you're under if
28:37
you're a soloist then maybe find another
28:39
soloist pair pair together because your
28:42
contract may be that you depends how you
28:45
work it out or how you figured it out
28:47
like some people like especially Us in
28:49
Hip Hop we don't pay enough attention to
28:51
what our contract see we could do and
28:53
what we can't do and then enough of us
28:54
don't have the common sense to start
28:56
saying all right I'm going to every
28:58
contract is meant to be renegotiated now
29:00
I'm GNA go renegotiate and make the
29:02
terms of what I want to do so if you're
29:05
solo and you're stuck on your record
29:07
label for six more albums but you and
29:09
your homeboy you got a homeboy who rap
29:11
and another homeboy who rap make a group
29:13
put out a web album see see the results
29:16
have some ownership you got to start
29:17
taking ownership and I think us a lot of
29:20
artists in hip-hop are really stuck
29:24
on you know on an Antiquated system it's
29:27
an Antiquated system system it it truly
29:29
is like it's basically you really want
29:32
ownership for any [ __ ] you doing it's
29:34
your [ __ ] you're the Creator and like we
29:36
got used to getting bags and people
29:38
handing us bags and then it's always I
29:40
want to make more than you I want to
29:41
make more than him I want to make more
29:43
than him instead of figuring out how we
29:45
can help each other and all make more
29:47
like take control of your [ __ ] if you
29:49
you sitting there making the Rhymes The
29:51
Producers making the Beats why wouldn't
29:53
y'all own that but a lot of people get
29:56
caught up on a on a line like what
29:58
you're going to get how much you could
29:59
do um it's just you know a lot of people
30:02
are intimidated by the amount of things
30:03
you have to learn which seems like a lot
30:05
when you when you first starting you got
30:07
to find out about a metamask you got to
30:09
find out about Discord you got to get a
30:10
coinbase wallet it's lingo that you may
30:12
not be familiar with but you have to
30:14
take your time sit back learn talk to
30:17
smarter people and make that adjustment
30:20
but I think everybody um I love web 3
30:24
because Baron Davis can rhyme his ass
30:26
off just really can yeah yeah you put an
30:30
album out B oill oh yeah what yeah Bart
30:34
oatmeal I just put out uh two EPS so you
30:37
know to to to ghost uh
30:40
statement I love rap you know that sway
30:43
I'm always hey sway let me get on the
30:45
show you know but I love rap and I love
30:49
and I and I make music you know what I
30:51
mean it's like I'm make beats I DJ all
30:53
that but I never had an outlet and so I
30:56
created B oatmeal with the oatmeals and
31:00
now the nft project now like when we go
31:02
and collaborate it's a festival right
31:05
and a big reason why I chose to make
31:08
music as an nft was because I wanted to
31:12
trick my musician friends that were
31:14
independent into basically creating
31:16
their first web 3 nft album so they can
31:19
own it yeah right because the
31:22
relationship you know for me it's like
31:24
if I go wood I am celebrating yeah cuz I
31:28
know you know the three 400 500 people
31:31
that support me they actually purchased
31:33
the oatmeal they are part of the
31:35
community and then we get to move
31:37
together so you know what I mean we move
31:39
like you're making money together and
31:40
you making money and people people are
31:42
participating so it's like there's this
31:45
there was this personal this there was
31:47
this personal relationship between the
31:49
artist and the consumer back in 2002
31:52
when I bought gangster in the gentlemen
31:54
I felt it was special cuz I got to open
31:56
it up I got to Reed who was all a part
31:59
of it you know what I mean so now I feel
32:01
like the nft from a musician standpoint
32:04
is the most personal thing you can get
32:07
definely because you can get with him
32:08
you know what I mean you can talk to him
32:10
on the Discord you get the album you get
32:12
the history of the art behind it and so
32:15
you know it it it's really cutting
32:17
through right and saying like I got art
32:20
I Got Talent I want to collaborate with
32:23
people and then here here's what I bring
32:25
to the table you know what I mean I love
32:27
it colani is um um it's like my nephew
32:30
but he's part of the team helani how old
32:32
are you man 20 20 all right what what
32:35
are your thoughts about this like how
32:37
would you like how do you receive
32:38
information and music and and with like
32:41
web 3 is that something in your
32:42
wheelhouse yet n it's not like I see a
32:45
lot of it especially like with young
32:47
people I think a lot of us are
32:49
intimidated because one we don't really
32:51
have the capital you know what I'm
32:53
saying to like know if there will be
32:55
like it's going to pay off or something
32:57
like that
32:58
but I mean I think it's interesting cuz
33:00
I know a transition is bound to happen
33:02
because it already did from your guys'
33:04
time to my time I like when the young
33:07
folks say yo guys it's time you see they
33:08
always trying to date us you see that
33:10
you have to throw that little elbow in
33:12
there you know back when you guys older
33:15
Land of the Lost we are old enough to be
33:18
his father got you got to kind of take
33:20
that on the chin father is my good
33:22
friend so you're right uh man we got to
33:26
take
33:28
I don't know why I took that that young
33:30
fell out I son old that's true he's only
33:34
20 my daughter's older than him all
33:36
right um man listen I think this is
33:37
amazing I think this is a conversation
33:40
we have to continue to have so I want to
33:42
invite y'all back up whenever you ready
33:45
and to talk about whatever is next uh
33:48
with Pharmacy Phantoms or anything web 3
33:51
related or any project that you're doing
33:53
know that this platform is yours um
33:55
Buck's going to come back he's he's
33:57
going to really work on those bars cuz I
33:59
know I ain't got to work I'm just I'm
34:01
sparing y'all tonight
34:05
sparing drop something on her real quick
34:07
Sure hold
34:09
upar
34:13
a f you I got
34:17
you I come back I got you sway bar can
34:19
you do something on
34:21
this uh you want something faster like
34:25
what what you want man give me a Tempo
34:26
or something you kind of I got to Old
34:28
Mill get a bowl I never live with that
34:31
follow the message of the chosen I was
34:32
bre for that one direction I got a B for
34:35
that strummers and drumers big steppers
34:37
G singers like hotler Raiders on the
34:40
yacht where your captain at the big
34:42
steering the boat like a Cadillac I'm wh
34:45
way in the morning you can ask for that
34:47
everybody looking for a half a step I'm
34:50
in the hood at Hickory sweet getting it
34:52
off now and everybody on the
34:57
yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah what's the
35:00
what's where we at tonight y we at the
35:03
gry theater if you don't know about web
35:05
3 you're interested come on down to the
35:07
gry theater we'll be there from 7 to 11:
35:10
there will be some panels um I'm a rock
35:12
I'm going get on the stage too I'm going
35:14
have a Le we're going to have a good
35:15
time yeah our holders is there we got to
35:17
we got to treat them right King
35:18
saladin's there BD's there I'm there and
35:21
hopefully um we see you there and I'll
35:23
be I'll be talking more
35:25
tonight wor about it man all right man
35:28
you did good you did you so improved K
35:30
you feel me you so improved this one of
35:32
the greatest art like please check out
35:35
they hire this guy to paint on [ __ ] that
35:38
I can't even afford monuments
35:41
Lamborghinis martios Bentley he can
35:44
paint on wood t-shirts look at the look
35:48
at the slippers got on he painted not
35:51
those ones but he got on put up the
35:53
counter man he got he got he that's the
35:56
company that's a company
35:58
out you see those what size are those by
36:00
the
36:01
way old school New York some hood [ __ ]
36:04
what size of those homie I got you I got
36:07
you you got me my size and we got the
36:10
house run it you know but uh yo um hey P
36:14
before you go man we did have kids here
36:15
and I told him you was coming he said
36:17
man you gotta play you got to ask him
36:18
this
36:19
question don't set me up kiss you better
36:22
not just better not no
36:24
[ __ ] just here it is man y'all gonna
36:28
get the new P but you got to ask him
36:30
about the old p and you ask him did his
36:33
aggressive style of rap did it have
36:35
anything to do with him having so many
36:38
fights in high
36:40
school like how the hell did you know I
36:42
had a fight P had hammers P had the same
36:46
[ __ ] that Home Depot got in his locker
36:48
in high school hammers Mallet 2x4 leg
36:53
handles he had he had the most beef than
36:56
anybody in
36:58
when you ask him that just look somebody
37:00
catch his
37:02
ey ice
37:04
P she want me to do man that was part of
37:07
my journey now I overand all that was
37:10
part of my journey so I can get here
37:11
today so fruits veggie herbs and oil and
37:14
tell people don't take that route yes I
37:16
was very angry but that's what a
37:18
plant-based eyet does for you look at me
37:20
I'm a peaceful man a peaceful man don't
37:24
crush me though
37:28
yo big round of applause man give it up
37:30
for the icon Styles P King solid Dean
37:33
Baron Davis my man Bucky man the whole
37:36
team is here on Pharmacy Phantoms the
37:38
gry theater make sure y'all go check
37:41
that out tonight I appreciate y'all
37:42
coming by brother thanks for having
37:44
absolutely want to thank Dr Ian Smith
37:46
for coming by as well get his new book
37:47
the metflex diet burn better Fu burn
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more fat Heather be and Mike musees and
37:52
I are doing the metlex challenge what
37:54
is, $1,000 whoever could lose most
37:58
percentage the highest percentage of
38:00
body fat in the next 6 weeks star Monday
38:04
yeah so e my ass off this week
38:07
percentage is better than pounds that's
38:09
fairer is that true absolutely body fat
38:11
percentage is the best that's the best
38:13
Okay cool so we going to get on how to
38:15
cheat do it fast fast juice
38:20
fast but you got to lift weights though
38:22
you got to lift
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