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Jun 8, 2021
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wrapped in the debut episode of don't
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stop rafting man a legend hooked up with
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a legend
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too short hooked up with ll cool j with
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rocket belt radio
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channel 43 and the rest is history don't
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stop
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rapping we got to go way back to the
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early 80s when that project came out i
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knew what it was when he said don't stop
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rapping
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and now it's a radio show how many years
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later 37
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years later and now it's a radio show
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thank you
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crazy short wow come on hey man
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come on hey man you gotta you gotta you
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gotta know the difference between
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a hit record and a song that's timeless
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it's a big difference
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break that down so i'm i'm celebrating
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timeless longevity i'm saying okay let's
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let's
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let's check a hit record my favorite
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song this year last year 10 years ago
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sometimes 10 years later that favorite
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song it was just that moment it was
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great
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in 2005 but in 2021 we're not really
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checking for that song there's another
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song back in 05 that
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it was it was it was out there a little
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blow to whistle or something
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you know what i'm saying didn't do
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didn't do big on the radio
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but for some reason it's played every
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night in the club in every city all over
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the world and it's timeless like every
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time you hear it you feel good
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and we have a lot of artists that are
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timeless so that's what i'm celebrating
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too short man timeless don't stop
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rapping ll cool j rock the bell radio
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challenge 43.
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hey what do you think i i
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i guess uh the irony would shorten eyes
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we came up in the same town so i was
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right there when all this stuff was
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happening
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witnessed it firsthand it's people like
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you it's people like hammers people like
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40
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uh now snoop you know folks that rep the
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west coast that don't always get put in
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that
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goat conversation you know and i think
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i agree with you to talk goat you got to
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be longevity got to be a prerequisite
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your longevity like is some people who
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may have sold more
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albums at a particular time um
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but it's more like the tortoise in the
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hair you know they might have got off
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you know what i mean like them first 50
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yards first 100 yards but
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you look back they no longer here and
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short is still going
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did you did you ever develop something
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like a
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uh i don't want to say use the word
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formula
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but like for example i've always known
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how to stay on my square early on it's
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been times i could have done stuff that
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i could have became bigger probably more
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more famous faster but always stayed on
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my square
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when making your music is it something
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that you always want to make sure that
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you do
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so you kind of got that certain
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ingredient that gives you this longevity
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has it it's a real simple simple formula
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on the music
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it's just you know i was raised on
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parliament funkadelic and all the other
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funk bands of the 70s so
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the formula has always been the funky
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the song you just played
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is so funky that in the middle of the
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song i just shut up and let the music
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play
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and that's that's that's one of the
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classic parts of the song is when the
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beat plays
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and uh and nobody's saying nothing no
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hook no rap nothing so
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that's the formula it's always been a
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fun man that's the easy formula
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it's so many different types of music
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you can make dance music
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you can make it uh you know reggae uh
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caribbean you can make the music
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anything you want it could be love songs
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i'm talking even hip hop you can go
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through all these flavors of hip-hop but
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i just stuck with
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the funk now the other part is the part
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that
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that steps that puts me aside from
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everybody else is
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everybody was in my error they were
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doing you know
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a certain look you got to bring it on
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stage with the stages jumping around and
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moving and
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djs and dancers i i was on this age by
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myself
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spitting game uh when i got off stage
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the other guys had security and they had
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entourages and you know
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stuff i would jump off stage and walk
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into an arena full of 25 000 people
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with me and one of my homeboys with all
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my jury on and walk out and to the
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people
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i just got to performing for and let
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them actually touch me i'll go out in
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these cities and get a
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haircut and go to the mall and they're
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just like man that's too short right
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there
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i think that that politician vibe of
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like
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taking pictures and holding the babies
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and all that stuff i think that's a part
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of
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too short folklore that other artists
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could not
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dare do like i could go into any city
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any neighborhood
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jump out the car and walk into the most
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ghetto mall
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and they just be like oh my god it's too
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short instead of like attacking me
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or saying i mean let's get to be by
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yourself it was never that it was just
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it was a love
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of being the people's person you know
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like i
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i [ __ ] with you period so i think that's
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the longevity in my game
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i love that that's some oakland
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oakland dish right there hp that okay no
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i'm not mad at that
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i want to actually add on to that short
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what's up it's heather thank you so much
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for waking up earlier
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what's up family and calling in with us
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you know it's now been documented by
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swizz and some of the people that were
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around that
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uh dmx rest in power was so happy after
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his verses because
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much like what you just explained x was
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also a man of the people like he
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walked around we were seeing footage he
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was stopping and praying with folks and
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giving the shirt off his back short
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and so you talking about that but then
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swiss also noted
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how surprised and even happier he was
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after his verses and that so many
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people showed love for him at the age of
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50. after your verses
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with 40 which by the way was great to
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see
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did you feel like that extra love and
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support as well
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uh yeah versus is a cultural thing that
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it's a gift to the fans as well as the
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artist like you you just
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you you need that that hug you know what
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i mean
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i mean you know it in your heart and you
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feel it but to actually physically
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see it you know it's like it's like
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going on tour for the first time again
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like
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people are still walking up to me six
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months later
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saying man i love that versus that's
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like that's like hello now
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for that timberland man i appreciate
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them talking me into it because i don't
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know if you heard i didn't want to do it
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at first but
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i ended up doing it and it turned out to
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be a fun thing
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wow i didn't know that i didn't want to
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do it i didn't want to do it because it
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appeared to be a competition and every
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verses i watched
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was a competition and i was like well
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i'm not doing it if it's a competition
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because
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i'm not putting my catalog up against
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anybody else's
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as uh who is the best i'm like mine
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speaks for myself i don't need to
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win or lose or battle and i felt that
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way
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through my entire career you never see
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me battle another rapper yeah if you
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diss me in a song
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you got to deal with east oakland period
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that's it you don't got to deal with two
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shots
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yeah that was true
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on the formula though man it's like a
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lot of rappers let me tell you the main
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one of my main guys who i always love to
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see out there throughout this whole
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career red man red man
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i don't i don't think i ever seen red
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man with a bodyguard ever i've seen him
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everywhere
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and we we love red man we love him we
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love we know this
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i'm saying that's that's just that's
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just how some of us get down
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too short hanging out with us man um
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he's a new member
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of the family we work together now he's
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a colleague he's on rock the bell radio
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with ellen
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tracy you want to jump on yes please
7:45
what up too short so happy to hear your
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voice king
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i'm wondering it's a good question wait
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wait wait wait
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i know this might be a good question let
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me uh let me let me
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free my brain a little bit all right
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well you know what i'm wondering because
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when you live
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a life by example then
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you're able to influence so many people
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without having these
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one-to-one meetings with them you know
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but
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for some folks it is different when
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there is going to be
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intimacy with a relationship like a
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mentor
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mentee and they're not just going to
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take every single person under their
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wing because it is an investment you
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know and i started thinking about that
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when you're talking about the difference
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between a hit and a timeless piece of
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music
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and so we do need to see some time
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to see when something becomes timeless
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but when an artist is in front of you
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that's still like
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in their infancy stages what do you look
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for when deciding who you're gonna
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invest in my
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um my advice in that arena is always a
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you know just you gotta outdo everybody
8:57
else that's doing what you do you don't
8:58
have to be better than them you just
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gotta hustle harder
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and people come in the game looking like
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i wanna be that guy
9:05
in the light i wanna be that guy getting
9:07
all the money and i'm like
9:09
you might not want to be that guy
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because that guy is like uh
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it takes a lot to be that person some
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special ingredients to be
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that guy you might just want to be the
9:18
guy that's really good you know
9:20
and just concentrate on that stop
9:22
looking at i gotta be number one
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because i always said and people used to
9:27
laugh at me i was like man if i had to
9:29
go as high as i wanted to go
9:31
only put me at number two i don't ever
9:33
want to be number one
9:34
because it's just a lot that goes with
9:37
that
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it doesn't seem to be a sustainable uh
9:41
position you know i'm looking at drake
9:44
right now and i'm like this dude is
9:45
really holding on
9:46
like he's he's got to be excellent to be
9:49
on that on that status for so long and
9:51
it's hard to be there
9:53
so i'm just saying um i just tell people
9:55
strive to be really really really really
9:57
good
9:57
look at everybody who you think is your
9:58
competition and outwork them
10:00
out think them just outdo everything you
10:03
might not i can't spit bars
10:05
like knives when i make more albums than
10:07
knows what i'm saying i don't know if
10:08
it's going to get me
10:09
not status but at the same time i'm
10:11
going to be in that studio
10:13
every day and you don't get a two-shot
10:15
album every 11 months i'm not even gonna
10:17
wait a year
10:18
like that that never even bothered you
10:21
though right in terms of
10:23
being as lyrical as let's say a nas or a
10:25
big daddy kane or
10:27
sway sway i've been i've been
10:30
numbing down my lyrics on purpose my
10:32
lyrics
10:33
uh they don't appear to match my
10:35
intellect but that's on purpose
10:37
because there's a genius and being too
10:39
short there's a genius and simplicity
10:41
and pronouncing ever every word
10:45
and the punchline being clear and you
10:48
know i'm saying the [ __ ] talking and the
10:50
curse words being loud and clear and not
10:53
you know
10:53
my mind is a sing-along when i get on
10:55
stage i could literally sing every other
10:57
line in the crowd
10:58
just do it with me but that's because
11:00
they understand every word and it's like
11:02
i did this on purpose
11:03
she licked my dick up and down it's not
11:06
like the light man's flow but she's like
11:11
yo wait wait wait so short
11:15
do you think that's easier because you
11:17
don't go
11:18
by your government name by your god name
11:21
like i wonder if
11:22
it would be if you would still be able
11:24
to do that
11:25
if you went by your actual name because
11:29
then
11:29
you wouldn't be able maybe it would be
11:31
harder to separate
11:33
the rapper from the human
11:36
sometimes in hip hop you know we got
11:38
some first and last name rappers
11:40
they come along real names but when i
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got to high school
11:44
fremont high school in east oakland i i
11:47
just
11:47
uh moved up from la and my older brother
11:51
was already in
11:51
in he had lived in oakland a year before
11:53
me and he kind of knew a whole bunch of
11:55
people and when i walked up to the
11:56
homies they was like what's his name i
11:58
said todd
11:59
they said nah [ __ ] we're not calling
12:00
you todd you got to get a new name like
12:02
we
12:02
we're just not calling you that so i
12:04
think it's i think that applies to hip
12:06
hop also like you gotta
12:07
make sure you come in the room and when
12:10
you know when llc
12:12
kicked in the door on crush groove and
12:14
he kicked in the door to radio
12:16
and he was ll cool j it wouldn't have
12:18
been the same if he said
12:19
oh hi i'm tired you know what i mean
12:21
that moment would have been
12:23
a whole different moment so you know uh
12:26
we do share the same name they call it
12:28
ll todd they call me tired
12:30
and i guess you you know when you when
12:32
you're in that infant stage of your
12:33
career you're like
12:34
i gotta have a name the name that they
12:36
don't remember my name and short dog was
12:38
my name you know
12:39
there it is man we got too short here i
12:41
love it hey uh
12:42
all the ladies caught me tired though
12:44
the ladies got me tired he called you
12:46
out okay you still got the ladies man
12:47
you still doing that
12:49
i i just had my 55th birthday
12:52
uh wow a couple about a month ago april
12:56
28th and then um
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you know i'm newly a father i haven't
12:59
been a father all these years i haven't
13:01
had any kids
13:02
so when i was 52 i had a daughter and
13:04
you know i'm
13:05
i'm i'm a little different now sway yeah
13:07
yeah yeah i know
13:08
hey rightfully so you know cause i i'm
13:11
sure she got you
13:12
under her fingernail right what's that
13:14
like
13:16
well you know um you have a daughter you
13:18
talk about her quite often
13:20
and uh my father has
13:23
three boys and one girl and all of us
13:26
boys will tell you
13:27
like that he's like you know was hard on
13:29
us and stuff my
13:30
little sister my daddy's like a little
13:33
wimp to her man
13:34
he's like like she just runs him and i'm
13:36
like
13:37
i feel the same way about my daughter
13:39
like i wish anybody in this world would
13:40
come up to me and disrespect me
13:42
but she could do anything she can get
13:43
away with anything
13:46
beautiful right
13:49
yeah i never had i never had a
13:51
girlfriend back in the day that had me
13:54
so up in the air like my daughter so you
13:56
know hey
13:57
that's beautiful i'll get it come follow
13:59
a circle got your fatherhood come full
14:02
circle man short is here man uh we gonna
14:04
open up these phone lines man
14:07
what was the conversation with you and
14:09
ll when you decided when y'all decided
14:11
to put don't stop rapping
14:12
on rock the bells because man i swear
14:15
the first time i saw
14:16
ll in concert i feel like you opened up
14:18
for him at the um
14:20
oakland coliseum is that true right it
14:24
it it it probably is you know i i did do
14:27
a show at ll in town
14:29
way back in the day but we were um the
14:32
conversation was about uh i listened to
14:34
the show
14:35
i listened to 43 44 and 45 a lot
14:39
and and i listened to the heat too man
14:41
when i when it's like
14:42
i want to keep it as censored i put the
14:44
heat on too but but um
14:47
my conversation my point i was trying to
14:49
make was that
14:50
i would love to do a show they would
14:52
they were like you know what you want to
14:53
do a show and i'm like i love your show
14:54
but it's got to be
14:55
a different kind of show and i um
14:58
i really the concept that i came up with
15:01
with the longevity and the timeless was
15:03
was just
15:04
because if if you if you
15:07
type in my name or any of your favorite
15:10
classic
15:10
artist names on pandora it starts
15:13
playing your classic songs
15:14
i'm like it won't play a song of mine
15:16
that i may be
15:18
after blow to whistle it'll only play
15:20
like 2005
15:23
to the 80s it won't it won't really play
15:26
the stuff i made lately
15:27
and there's really no place to go find
15:31
uh where your favorite legacy
15:34
artist may be debuting their new music
15:37
and i'm like i just want i wanted to
15:39
create a platform
15:40
for that i wanted to let you know that
15:42
even though
15:43
i'm not on mainstream radio i eat and
15:46
make money off hip hop every day of my
15:48
life
15:48
and i talk to all these rappers man you
15:51
when i say timeless
15:52
you take we could talk you could call a
15:54
rapper a one-hit wonder
15:56
but some of those one-hit wonders that
15:58
one song is timeless
15:59
and you see them brothers on cruise
16:01
ships getting paid
16:02
you know rapping that one song
16:05
everywhere around the world that one
16:06
song
16:07
takes you around the world for the rest
16:09
of your life
16:10
and i want people to understand that
16:12
about hip-hop man it's like
16:14
it's like this is a real vehicle to
16:17
empowerment you know what i mean like
16:19
like really really if one song can last
16:21
you a lifetime
16:22
just imagine you know what i mean with
16:24
with the power of hip-hop is so
16:26
that's all i wanted to do i wanted to
16:27
say what are they where are they now
16:29
what are they doing how is it sounding
16:31
how you living
16:31
and as the show goes on i'm gonna get
16:33
more into what these rappers are up to a
16:36
little you know little tidbits of
16:37
where they at what they're doing and
16:38
stuff so you know i'm just uh i'm into
16:41
that in my personal life so i wanted to
16:42
bring that
16:42
to the show and ll was like he's like
16:44
i'm waiting man i like the concept
16:46
so we play some new stuff from uh older
16:49
artists and then we play the classic
16:51
stuff and we mix it up a little bit so
16:52
that's how it goes
16:53
i love it man too short man rock the
16:56
bells
16:57
be one of us now welcome brother
16:59
[Applause]
17:01
welcome no you know i got you know i got
17:03
crates man i actually have freak
17:04
i know you got crates that's the crate
17:06
you actually got vinyl
17:08
yeah i'm so bad milk carton crates full
17:12
of records i have lots of them
17:14
that's going to be don't you go no music
17:16
yeah man uh
17:17
you know music um like a uh
17:20
like an instructor like short like a lot
17:22
of folks don't realize how much
17:24
of his music he produced heather b you
17:27
know
17:27
and so and i've witnessed it so this is
17:30
a music aficionado man we got a lot of
17:33
people on the line
17:34
uh kevin and dallas real quick question
17:36
we'll get a quick answer what up kev
17:38
what up how y'all doing bless y'all but
17:40
listen
17:42
years man that question was too short
17:44
yeah
17:45
whatever you know what you know what
17:46
that begs me y'all y'all both y'all was
17:48
i had all y'all albums man thanks you
17:51
pee wee oh y'all man goldie man when
17:54
y'all going back up man
17:55
oh y'all banks oh y'all so me and ann
17:58
banks we've been in the studio
18:00
the last 12 months we've been in the
18:02
studio doing like you know various songs
18:04
i was surprised when ad banks opened up
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his computer
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recently me snoop dogg we all in the
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studio and bank starts going through
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beats and we like what the [ __ ]
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like like seriously so the man got a
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million beasts
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it's a sound his base is different like
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this is the way and banks beats hit
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is different you got to go listen to a
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song like um like rapper's ball
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e40 me and e40 listen to rappers ball
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and listen to the texture of the bass
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bangs still he still got that vibe right
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now
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we just did the um the mount westmore
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project that you'll be hearing soon
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that's me
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e40 snoop dogg and ice cube and those
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songs are about to start just hitting
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you we got about 50 songs in the can
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those are coming out and banks produced
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about
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five of them so you know he's there me
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and banks are actually working on a
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project
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that i'm that i'm releasing uh probably
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next year it's just gonna be a complete
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too short and banks project so look
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forward to that shout out to ant banks
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mca
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forty poo man mac dre
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he worked with all the legends short um
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the mount rushmore project are y'all all
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in the studio
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something about mount westmore my bad
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short uh
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are y'all all in the studio at the same
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time or is it just
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how are y'all passing tracks nah man i'm
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dealing with dudes who live in
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mansions with home studios and compounds
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you know we all got our own compound or
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whatever it is
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and
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technology man i'm like send me the song
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like we knock out a song in
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in a matter of hours through email so
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you know
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me and snoop we get in the studio a
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little bit we all uh we all
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got together a couple of times but only
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for like visuals
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but the music wise everybody pretty much
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recording their own studio and that
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you know we talked about uh not letting
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that truth be told but i'm like man the
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truth is the truth man we
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sitting around during the quarantine we
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made 50 songs
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sending around each other in the email
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just you know it's cool man we do like a
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little group text
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that's kind of funny man if you guys if
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you got snoop dogg and e40 on the group
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text
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the humor is daily and uh you know we
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jump on a lot of zone calls together
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zone meetings and facetime calls where
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all four of us on the facetime it's just
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like it's like watching a tv show i know
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i'm a part of it but i'm like sitting
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there watching these dudes
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it's we talking business but it's funny
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and it's
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you know you're gonna see it man it's
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all coming out real soon real soon okay
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okay no date yet though right
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well um i'm gonna tell you why it's no
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date
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because you can't really do that
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thing that we come from where um a
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singles dropping on may my album's
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dropping in
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july that [ __ ] don't make sense to
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nobody no more they just want to know do
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you have a [ __ ] hot song so expect to
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hear some hot songs
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uh we are only releasing stuff based on
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business deals
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and you know who's wiring the money
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who's who appreciates the product
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because you know labels will sign you
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and throw you to on the shelf and don't
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give a [ __ ] we're not following none of
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those categories
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we're not even really entertaining label
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offers
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uh like seriously because i'm telling
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you right now
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everybody in the group has enough to be
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our own label
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we don't need a label so we asked the
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labels uh are you interested in that
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ain't nobody ever came back right with
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the right formula we're sitting there
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with the experts we are experts but we
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with other experts
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who have these little formulas of how
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you make money off music
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and right now the formula says do it
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yourself because we can hire
21:48
anybody that a major label can hire we
21:50
can push it to any lanes
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a major label can it would be good to
21:54
have a partner that believed in you
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but i'm just not sure if we sign a such
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and such major label
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how are they going to feel 11 months
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from now when they change the whole
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staff like they always do
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how's your new staff gonna feel so we
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don't want no parts of that man
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i love it man too short man uh big round
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of applause mount westmore
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i mean honestly it's bro ollie all of
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let's all of us have been in the game so
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long that you know more than with a
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person at the label gonna know
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if you walk up to if you're trying to
22:23
you're trying to get ready you'll play
22:25
of short walk to the station you're
22:26
gonna get it better than the promoter
22:29
you know if you're trying to get
22:30
positioning go ahead you don't want your
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a
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r guy telling you that his pops used to
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be your favorite artist
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yeah exactly
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hey short man i love it man don't stop
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rapping man i'll rock the bell
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radio ll cool j's rock the bells radio
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channel 43
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and when mount westmore get done i know
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you got your own show now but man you
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got to come back you got to bring we got
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to do the whole team up on this show man
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we good all you got to do is convince
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ice cube ice cube is the
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official leader of the group man and if
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he if he's with him we all win
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oh man that's my dude man me me and cute
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but you know he's the tough one you can
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give me snoop 40 we like what's up
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q man you take it take a lot to get the
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cube vision bro
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i'm weak i love it
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sure love you brother keep going man
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keep going okay
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all right all right absolutely
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