talk no on this very fine day CM young how you doing today man I'm doing
good bro how you doing man I'm doing fantastic a little tired little tired
today midterm season kind of got me acting up but uh what did you what was
that what do we just listen to right there that is actually unreleased that
is called blowing up and yeah man this is one of them that my cousin and I
produced this yeah mainly him I just kind of told him what I liked when he was
making it but he would play the beat and I would just kind of go off a melody like
the hook like and like kind of work around that with like words and
everything okay so that's where you originate your lyrics from from the
melody um yeah I a little bit of both of if I'm in the studio and we're working
that's the creative workflow at the time is right work off a melody and um
because I'm all about melodies and stuff whether it be the hook or a little
break in the pattern of the verse but when it comes to storytelling which I'm
also a big advocate for is um I like to you know kind of pace around headphones
on alone and think of exactly what's on my mind because you know I've always
learning always keep going with how to do rhyme schemes together and everything
right I love to just make a story together like that you know so your
story driven artist yes you can see yourself okay we had Vienna notarianni on
the on the show yesterday oh yeah and she she responded in a very similar manner
where she where she felt she felt like her music was very story driven are you
familiar with Vienna notary on have you seen her at all the name sounds familiar
yeah okay well she's a first year so that doesn't surprise me but actually
before we continue if you can just kind of like introduce yourself yeah like
where you're from yeah from Boston and see him young but yeah I'm a rapper and
hip-hop I mean a R&B singer yeah I like to add like little elements and
everything with pop and everything in there yeah man I did a tour at a high
school that went down south we can discuss later on and then yeah just kind
of built up a business called Toad Hill with my cousin and made some noise up
north so yeah just bringing it down here I love that man great great great great
so you're very proud boss and native yeah yeah you know even shouting out like
your earlier code 508 yeah and turning that postal code into one of your bigger
songs right right so my question for you is how was it like growing up in Boston
and how do you think it affected you as a musician and artist if there's any
correlation at all there's a there's a it's it's interesting with music cuz um
there's a lot of musicians I think really like rappers all over the place but
Boston's very like city city you know like everything's kind of together right
and yeah so there's a lot of like a lot of like same like lifestyle up north you
know right the stereotype of everyone's angry and all that is kind of true it
kind of isn't but it's very like direct and hard-working okay and it's like you
know kind of the mantra up there is like you better be doing something I mean I
know that's really everywhere well how's the music scene up there music scene is
there's a lot of like with Berkeley and everything there's a lot of like jazz
musicians up there and and all that I mean you can say the same for here right
yeah yeah the rappers coming out of Boston really I mean Millie's he's from
Cambridge Joana Lucas is from Worcester so it's kind of a bad market to come out
of not really sure why but um that's why you know I'm not gonna shy away from it
but I definitely spread my wings around like here and places that will actually
get my music lifting off you know rather than just staying in Boston and trying to
like lift it off from there you know okay what do you feel is different about
New Orleans and Boston itself not just from a musical standpoint but from even
just standard of living you know just just living and cultural what's the
difference you can definitely relax a little bit more definitely or Boston here
why is that because not everyone's so uptight not everyone's just crazy in
Boston at least there's a boss a stereotype man where's your accent
where's that Boston accent give me a couple Jack Daniels and they'll come out
like man um it's funny cuz I'll go back home people like you're singing y'all
now like yeah happening you but um now that's funny man because yeah every time
the more I'm down here the less it like the more it goes away the accent and
everything completely understand like I'm from Miami Florida right and if I'm
here long enough I start getting like a little country I'll start sending y'all
and I'll come back home and my parents can't even recognize you know what I'm
saying and the and the annunciation the style of what I'm saying so it's
hilarious absolutely I saw you collaborate with a Hispanic artist dirty
dirty right oh nasty now nasty yeah yeah nasty how was I like I mean what's
the determining factor on who you collaborate with what is it that you're
looking for an artist good music ear candy ear candy ear candy not just
storytelling no not just storytelling I like to do I've always wanted to do a
various amount of music you know right but also have a glue to it so intention
behind everything I'm doing and I become a big fan of you know I started
out with storytelling and that's what I still do now and with ear candy I've
just fell in love with the you know what people want to hear and what I like to
hear what I hear is my favorite music is storytelling ear candy funk soul stuff
like that okay so to bring you know versatile to a song that I'm doing is you
know that's inspiring to me and I want to spew that out more perfect man
absolutely what what got you into all this what got you into music what was the
deciding factor did it happen from a young age it happened recently yeah
young age it was coping actually coping yeah that's a common common theme with
musicians you know yeah music is coping so I'm sorry please expand on that oh no
you get yeah it's funny cuz actually I started doing like I started like drawing
like sketching everything yeah and then I would do a little like storytelling in
a way of like writing books but it didn't really go far then I just started
doing poems and like turned into like rapping and everything and like of
course white rapper grew up with Eminem you know kind of make me know I could do
it too but um yeah no it I fell in love with it right away and the scheme like
the rhyme schemes of what to do and when you can tell a story from your own right
passing everything there's something eternal you know internal that you can
get off and get like off your shoulders and everything and it was like wow like I
feel like I can I'm on top of the world right now so that later came into song
structuring and how to make things better and yeah it's just been a love
sense so going back what made you start with like poetry and and writing books
where did that even come from because like from a young age that's kind of
advanced for a young age yeah right um you know just like the typical childhood
stuff you know a lot going on yeah my father was pretty abusive and then he
would take off here and there and my mom was so busy working so many jobs that
like she really didn't have time to even be with me my sister a whole lot so we
would be like I don't know the people's houses a lot of the time and all that so
okay I think maybe just coping like trying to do something right you know to
get my mind off it and also the typical like artists where like you need
everybody's approval and all that so I think I had a little bit of that in me
until you know you feel you've you've used that experience to better yourself
as a person absolutely yeah that's good to hear so you have a lot of songs you
have a lot of release songs I noticed that you're a part of the you're part
of the addition with the hip-hop and R&B release of for the culture yeah you know
what was it like collaborating with all those musicians and what exactly was a
role that you played man that was one of the greatest experiences because that
was it's ran by Rainey and UP and they introduced all of us to what it's like
to be in the industry which is you meet new artists whether you reach out or
your agents or managers reach out and you know this that was it overwhelming at
all yeah but in a good way it was it was fun because we're all in a room or
over there and you know producers would line up and they play their beats and
it's like who wants it and we will work with the producers so my friend messenger
Jason Washington he was making this R&B record and yeah I hopped on it with
these two R&B singers and it was incredible man it was just so fun being
in the studio and like kind of like a songwriting camp in a way like oh how
should we go about this or just giving advice like or input to like where
to go about it you know was what was like the inspiration of that album I think
really like just to show the world what this school can do and like what these
group of kids can do because you know I mean everybody that steps foot on the
fourth floor is dope you know yeah see a lot of the same people putting a work
putting work being here producers and singers rappers and it's cool like to
this day after four years I'm still meeting new people who I didn't know
they were doing a certain thing you know like and it's just amazing what you can
find like for example you know there's like some singers who do like backup
vocals or like falsettos and you can ask them to come and like do some backup
vocals for your song and then someone who does guitar or whatever so you really
come together and like if you want something for your record I'm sure you
can walk out in this floor and find something that I do there's no lack of
talent here no I mean it doesn't even take much looking not much searching yeah
it's I mean it's so accessible the amount of musicians out of here that are
hungry you almost get used to it too like now you're like well yeah I'm not
even questioning if someone's bad like they just I mean you're here for a
reason yeah you're here as much as I am yeah you know so do you feel like you
effectively with with album you effectively show the world what Lola
can do yeah I mean with our record it was kind of like a slow jam but um couple
records that were on their Piper Tavi they did um bless that is a hit I swear
that's a hit that's a radio hit play it up real quick yeah let's see what it
sounds like you said you were on this as well no no no this is just on the album
okay you said it was what was the name of it blessed blessed right here you got
it up oh no I was just looking I got you now you're good but that was all good
yeah bro but this one and there's a hip-hop joint called twin yeah how big
was that album how many songs were on it it was pretty big they had a um they had
a hip-hop selection and they also had an R&B yeah so they had a B side so really
it was pretty big album yeah I'm looking at it here wow yeah y'all got a lot on
this album which ones were you a part of you were a part of so what yeah yeah
here it is yeah that's tight was like was this a radio hit or did like the
quality of radio hit quality of radio okay why do you think it didn't reach
that level I'm not really sure I don't know if they have any more plans with
marketing pushing this record out yeah but quality of this the singer right now
Piper right amazing and messenger the same producer that did so what then when
I was on I produced this and yeah man so I would love to see them push the market
for this and blow it up because I don't see why not it can't be on the radio
sink to anything like what do you think it takes for like a song to blow up
because I've noticed like a like music can be really good I was just talking to
one of the OR workers today he was working he we might mean my buddy Eric
we just came back from a rehearsal and he noticed that we look tired and that's
how we're doing oh we came back from rehearsal and he was like oh I'm a
musician too and he's a rapper his stuff is on on Spotify one monthly listener
it makes I'm like okay it must be bad if it's one monthly listener I'm listening
to it's outstanding yeah so the music can be good but what is that next step
for it to blow up on on the mainstream I mean sometimes there's so many
different factors sometimes it's one of those things where you really got to
just put a lot of a lot of music out and the more music you have the bigger the
catalog more likely a chance that something's gonna stick you know right
there's a lot of songs whether it's the Russ perspective of it with like an
out you know a song a week and okay I must stick yeah if it's just but if you
know if you keep putting out music and you don't really see a change maybe
there's a different approach you need to take maybe there's market having hit
yeah it's really about it's about finding your knee what I think is like
it's about finding your niche what makes you different why should I care why
even whatever so that and and finding your niche audience with people that
sound a lot like you you know similar artists and kind of going after those
fans and seeing where that can go but as opposed to like just a song like how do
I make a song just blow up just hit I mean you know all the steps you could do
all those like marketing techniques and stuff right at the end of the day you
can do every marketing technique as possible and still sometimes it won't
even hit I mean well on the topic of hit your your most fit your most streamed
Spotify song is tonight I'm here I want to say yeah yeah yeah that was a fun one
that was different too because I never do like EDM okay records and that was like
do you think that's what was different about a wide that one kind of blow up
more than more than others I think yeah I think maybe because there's a certain
energy like when people say oh I knew it was a hit immediately there's a certain
energy where I feel like it kind of starts with like I don't know about this
one and you kind of just keep going with it just to see and it's that
unknown that you're not it doesn't click you in that same perspective that you
usually that same approach you take with your music right so when you hit
different approaches by not knowing where it's gonna go I feel like that
really brings out more of an authentic sense you know so I think just being
your authentic self and that might be corny but however you can find that for
yourself and it makes people it connects people more you know it makes
them feel more comfortable with themselves because you know sometimes
it's not easy to be your authentic self 100% of the time do you feel like you
keep it real like with your authentic self yeah I've I've I mean I've struggled
with not doing it too you know how so well honestly as of recently my cousin
that did that song with me he was he did all the songs on my catalogue yeah and
everything and we've been working and we're cousins so we were working for
like seven years and just talking daily and working daily on music and
promotion and this that everything videos and he passed away unexpectedly in
May and I'm so sorry yeah I appreciate that man so it's been and he was you
know I would go to him like oh I had this song can you mix this can you
engineer this yeah so he did a lot so I think carrying a lot of the emotional
and then also like the business side of it having to pick up the slack and
learning what he did has kind of put me in like a mode of I gotta just like I
gotta just focus and get this done and then look at my emotions more of like
how I'm feeling about things how do you deal with that adversity when you're
going through your emotions I don't even know I mean you said music was like your
coping mechanism do you just go is it just like a cycle or just keep on
writing you music because of how you're feeling some sometimes things could be
so bad that I can't even write you know like I made a song about a week after
finding out I found something he made this beat and it was like really cool and
it was like really sad and shit so I took one of his voicemails and I put it over
in the beginning and I was like this is so tight and I was like gassed up because
it was like really good and I showed a couple people and they were like crying
and I'm like oh word it's working like this actually has real emotion behind it
and you know that gasses me up of course and it fuels that um that dopamine
side of it but then you know we went to go record it and I was I was like I can't
like I gotta I gotta sit on this for a little bit so we went back and we recorded
it and it was good and just like keep going you know obviously forcing recording
or writing to a certain point is like alright just walk away for a little bit
yeah but um I think things like that it's tough but when you push through it's
amazing what's on the other side because I have been through that before where I
was like damn I don't know where to go with this I don't even want to do this
right now but I'll keep pushing and what comes out of it is you know I think
it's subconscious of what you what you want to do and when you release it
like that you know amazing things can happen man that was I was touching but
that would be tough on me you know losing someone that was so important to
me as a person and a musician with the way that you carried on and you gave it
you gave towards his legacy by forever encapsulating his voice memo into your
song yeah so that's honestly props to you thank you with the music that you're
making what market is it that you're trying to hit I'm really trying to hit
I mean I look at like my demographic and everything and a lot of it's like like
22 to 27 right it's like my highest and everything are you are you happy with
that age group do you want would you rather be younger older I mean I'd rather
be that than like you know way older or something like that but um you know at
least people are listening exactly yeah exactly people are listening to you you
have their attention you're speaking to them 100% I'd like to you know I wouldn't
change my music for it but it would be nice to get like people 18 and under
because that's a new generation coming up right and that you know that's the
future they determine who's who what do you think you'd have to do differently to
kind of appeal to them because it probably do the the typical like
TikTok trends and everything that they like I mean I feel like that's maybe
not the right answer no I mean that's that's probably the right answer I feel
like you lose a form of authenticity when you kind of right resort to that
right you know people have stopped making it about the music and they just
want to make it the numbers on a screen you know the amount of followers amount
of views you know music at its core is not about that I mean of course it's
about the people that you can reach but it's who you can actually the people
that you reach and what you can make them feel like how you mentioned earlier
when you said it like the people are crying when they're when they're listening
to the music how important is it for you to people how important is it for you to
have the people feel when they're listening to music it's everything that's
everything it's everything because I think with a lot of musicians artists you
have this feeling inside of you and the first especially when people start out
by coping the first thing is you're doing this because well you enjoy it but
when you release energy you have whether that's anger sadness or excitement and
you put it towards something for me for writing in like you know rapping with
the cadence and everything is um pick up pick it up right here
what's up nerve you're on a you're on the talk right now I'm on a little
interview right now tell me if I say what's up it's Julio who the US is what's
up hey man congrats on the show yesterday man I sent you DM I don't
know if you saw though yeah man I love that come through come through absolutely
man absolutely I'll talk to you soon man what were you saying before him fucking
love that kid man God great guy so down earth dude he's the homie yeah but um oh
yeah so yeah when you have all that energy and you release it into something
you know you want people to feel the way you feel that's why you're doing you
know and I people like it's cool obviously it's great when you are a famous
musician you have fans you have the fame you have the money this that but yeah
the real the real prize is to when the audience gets bigger that's more people
who are getting your message because everyone's feeling the same way right you
can get that from a conversation so if that conversation could be how I feel
truly authentically with my story of growing up and how it was yeah and so
when like my friend I played him flowers on the floor before it came out he was
like what was that bogeyman song and that's what he remembered and I was
describing my father as like a bogeyman in the house you can't get away from and
he related to that because that that you know that's a that's a tough line and
yeah you know I feel like my problem is when people are doing it just for them
like just for the followers yeah just for that fame you know the industry plants
they call them but yeah but I'm sorry you were saying go ahead yeah no man just
like you you put that out and it doesn't always have to be like oh sad or this or
that it can always you know like even the ear candy and like what you Michael
Jackson said this was cool like your hook is your mantra an artist hook is a
mantra so especially if it's called response like you have that crowd singing
that with you and they feel a part of you so that's you know that's what it
becomes and it's just amazing to have people feel the way you feel and it
makes you finally feel like a part of something you know do you typically do
audience interaction in your shows is that something that you do was that you
typically do audience interactions in your shows like call and response how
you were just mentioning with Michael Jackson yeah I like to do that a lot I
um I used to be a really shy kid I kind of been feeling it this semester cuz
like right my cousin and everything just trying to like keep my head down at work
so I've been asked social but um I don't know what it was I think just like the
biggest fear was like being social no as a kid and everything so I think like
well I'm gonna have to go on stage anyways so yeah and from not being social
to being on the podcast where people are gonna listen to what made you kind of
break that cycle of the shyness and then hit like hit me up after I finished in
the forum and you were like I want to be on the show where where did that
come from and why did you want to break the shyness then that was you know the
first six months of my cousin passing like it hit like crazy and I yeah went
from so extroverted want to do this and that and just you know I'm hungry anyways
so the the biggest fear was like just not being hungry anymore it's given up and
I was like hell no I had this in me even if I couldn't physically get up and like
actually do things so I was like all right it's time to come back to school and
get this going so even if I don't want like it's not that I don't want to but
it's something it's like this is tough I'm like you got to just do it and the
reasons because I want to rebirth like I want to like feel alive again right
which you know I don't want to go to the gym but I'm gonna go because it's gonna
help my mental health it's gonna be tough to push through the studio and
certain things but you know I want to be back in that and everything and because
I've done it and doing it now I'm getting back in that mindset so I feel
working I mean mental health is so important man I felt the gym is just
absolutely so beneficial for your mental health yeah I feel like if I'm having a
rough day and I go to the gym afterwards I feel great dude you I feel like I
almost like look forward to if I have a bad day I'm like I know right after I'm
doing good yeah something is for certain and that's I can go to the gym yeah get
this to fuck off my mind whatever I'm going through focus on me you know and
through that your music gets better depression goes away healthier I think
the gym is just so important man I mean but yeah go on going back on the top I'm
sorry I'm just I'm big on on health you know I think it's really important I
think more people should feel the same way but I'm back on the top
conversation of locals I want to talk about the local music scene with you
and if like you feel like it's hard for you to keep up with the local
competition like where exactly you stand with the local competition
you mean like in New Orleans yeah I mean if you can even call it local
competition because Loyola is more of a community community right right but um
there are other people that are doing what you're doing you know so how do you
feel like you stand with all them well when it comes to Loyola I mean I don't
really I really don't think of anything as a competition I mean right like these
like these people are family you know yeah and I've felt like family to a lot
of musicians I can't really like think of somebody that hasn't you know and
everyone just don't so down to meet each other and like work together and
everything so I feel like as a collective kind of going back to the album
like as collective not only is everybody dope but like everybody works
together and hypes each other up like we would rehearse and all that but anyways
yeah um like when we rehearse like everybody would hype each other up but
um locally you know New Orleans has such a rich history of music and I think
it's funny like as a white rapper from Boston coming here it's like you do have
a lot to prove and also with the rich history here like New Orleans natives
know good music right more than grew up with it more than anybody yeah like
where jazz came from you know yeah man and like jet like so when when your music
they think music is good like you're doing something right but I think as of
like my time of being here it's been a lot easier to like get into venues and
everything like people give them a chance and all that but um yeah man I
mean like I think I don't know I don't know when it comes to rap in the
competition I mean I think it's pretty I don't think it's that tough okay no and
comparison to Boston 100% okay 100% because I think I think too is that um
it's a lot of love there's a lot of hustle yeah absolutely there's a lot of
love yeah on the streets too man everywhere crazy like a lot of these a
lot like Alfred Banks, Pell, Ray, I forget his last name but they're really
really good and I like follow them like early on like on Instagram and
everything and to see where they're at now they just shot up like obviously
within time though like they've kept that momentum going and that takes
hustle that takes time and like like being a shark basically like you know
I'm gonna fucking get it and at the same time they show nothing but love do you
feel like you're ever gonna leave New Orleans after you graduate would you
like to continue your residency and keep on creating music here do you want to
eventually branch out somewhere else I definitely want to stay here for really
graduate that's planned yep and then um and then you know branch out somewhere
else for sure how long would you want to be here for like are you planning on
continuing music with further albums after you graduate or you want to get on
tour soon how how what comes to mind I actually am going on tour this summer
yeah yeah talking a little about that yeah um so me young D young delirious
right yeah yeah he's gonna be on the show soon he's the homie oh yeah yeah yeah
he's amazing him and get ski are both amazing they were doing this tour and
yes to her right the yes to a great and they killed it they went their first
stop was here at the Den yep and I caught it they were giving away looking
free marijuana products and share it yeah man that was hilarious that was crazy
what a great like marketing strategy to oh yeah because people showed up people
wanted it and people got it and people got it yeah exactly makes a show like a
lot more fun to oh a hundred percent laid back and everything yeah like do you
will think of literally anything to just get like the crowd involved which is
really well in a lot from him yeah good show man you know yeah absolutely so
mean him we're like well I wanted to I told him I wanted to do a northeast tour
okay and um what states you want to cover so we're gonna do Pittsburgh beaver
Falls which is in Pennsylvania Buffalo Connecticut and then New World's
Havren in Plymouth Massachusetts so why why all those states why the northeast well
that's um you know Massachusetts bringing everybody together like I usually
would for shows and then Connecticut I have a lot of family there and then okay
uh toad Hill Studios is like the company made my cousin all of his artists over
years we've created like relationship with like their homies and everything so
just we're trying to hit places that have really big fan bases basically
right and um he knows some people in Pittsburgh and a cool fact is actually
um my cousin married Mac Miller's best friend oh really yeah he was on tour with
him most of the time like coming up like kids to like I think before what was it
mirrors that sounds right I could be wrong wasn't too big on Mac Miller like
his music but don't know that much about him yeah but um are you science will
label or is this like an independent tour oh this is independent just yeah so
yeah what was the process of putting this together on your own and with you
and the lyrics yeah so I um I figured out like places I wanted to go right and
we thought about okay travel where we're gonna stay so we I'm gonna say my aunts
my cousins and my mom's house when we go to these different places and then um
we'll get like a hotel Beaver Falls and Buffalo so those would be the only
hotel ones and then we went online and we got a cargo van at Hertz so we got
that going for us already put a deposit down everything and like like I said
before I learned a lot from him so he was like let's do expenses and let's see
what the last stop of the tour like what your final date will be so I finally
got the booker to tell me the date it was a alright let's work backwards and
now we hit up like Connecticut once they give us a date we're gonna go backwards
to try to line it up perfectly so they all can follow within the same you know
week or you know yeah around the same week cool what could fans expect to see
on the tour a lot of partying a lot of partying a lot of partying and um that's
another thing we're doing too is like we want to do some do some crazy stuff like
with crowd work and everything I want to like fill up the killer or something
like that and like a shot with hot sauce what yeah because I went to this show me
and Adam is the name of the group and they're they went here but they're like
they're doing like headlining tours and shit so they're killing it but I watched
what they would do and they were just crazy like a motley crew type and what
kind of banner they they do like indie rock mix with like pop mm-hmm but it's
very like exciting basically you know what I mean it's not like too mellow
or anything right but um yeah no so shit like that and then deep thought of this
thing like getting a piñata filled with like nips or or I don't know candy or
some shit and just to kind of get them more with it's yeah put me on the
marketing team man let me get on tour with y'all some whippets and pills and
yeah man that's awesome though what's your favorite song to perform when you're
in the tour you know what are you most excited to play back home 508 100%
508 508 a represent man got a represent what made you want to write the song you
just fucking love Boston so much I think like oh you know what it was when I
heard the beat I thought of like driving at night with like you know when like
the city lights are kind of blurry at night that kind of right yeah there's a
word for that I can't think of the word for it right now I just learned it to
I fuck it go on yeah no man that that's really the thought and I was like all
right word and it's weird because it like kind of like connected in a way
because we had to record something all day and when we finally finished it was
like someone's going down immediately so when we started recording this it was
nighttime and then playing it back I was like this fits exactly what was in my
head and I don't know when I was listening to the beat for it I was like
this is such like an anthem slow like you feel like it's an anthem yeah that's
like that's huge yeah man and it's it's incredible because like I did two
headlining shows back home yeah and the first one that's fucking cool that's
fucking cool dude it we overpacked it too it was like 120 cat we got a hundred
66 people there Jesus Christ and they came to CCM young and they came to
CCM young and they heard five away yeah and they were happy they were bro they
were singing like the hooks to like I have a song called Sunday morning right
which I mean I don't really think was all that good I freestyle that but like the
melody in there was so catchy that they like really fucked with it they sang the
melody yeah like they sing like the hook and everything oh you know a song is
good when they're not fucking singing the lyrics they're singing the
instrumentals yeah that's awesome I was like that's something else all right cool
would you say that's been like your highlight of your career playing in
your hometown yeah dude not the album here you just playing for your hometown
album school album school that's very cool yeah it's very cool 100% it's
amazing to be a part of something I feel like there's something more personable
yeah playing for your hometown though because it's it's a reminder that you
did all this by yourself right no absolutely and you did do all this by
yourself yeah and not a lot of people can say that I were talking about industry
plans earlier yeah not a lot of people can say that so you should honestly be
very proud of yourself I appreciate that man yeah absolutely so that one the
first show was cool because I didn't even expect it they just kind of like it's a
call response like my city my town screen five away from me now five away
yeah at live I did I was a good song they would like scream I'm like oh shit
yeah you have this song I think it's called Paris Paris guys I want to say
look at it right yeah good song I think that's been my favorite one that I've
heard from you oh word okay yeah it was Paris guys really really good shit man
thank you man so much fun why Paris have you been in Paris I want to so bad
yeah why is that I want to I really want to go to like Italy and Greece have
been on my bucket list yeah and I really don't know why but yeah I think just like
cool foreign places really you know just Europe itself have you been out of the
US yet no but you definitely plan you would you like to do like a tour out of
the US 100% that'd be crazy world tour world tour I'd be exiled I'd be dead
but the say I did a world tour holy shit that'd be crazy where would you start
Boston Boston where would you end New Orleans okay that should be tight if I
could like start in Boston go around you know do my thing perform in Japan that
would be kind of as I'm playing in fucking Japan in Tokyo man like what the
fuck you crazy so advanced you see those fucking bullet trains yeah have you
seen that shit yeah bro I was watching this video the other day and I should
just fucking it went right through and made everything shit but how do they do
that it's like a different world out there completely like anything we do
lately like you see those reels of like they're living in 2050 yes just doing
these weird yes like the way that you food though and the food that they have
their America's always gonna be on top though always 100% we can't exactly
replicate Japanese food like them doesn't taste as good but our food is better
supreme 100% 100% 100% so I got this question for you that's about your song
writing abilities man all right how would you describe your song writing
abilities that is probably one of the best if not the best aspect of me as an
artist yeah that's where I started it's my favorite part I can imagine the
fucking poetry writing your book writing yeah so you'd say it's up there yeah
man absolutely I think that's I mean how do you feel the comparison of the
other artists here um I appreciate a lot of what people do and you know I think
I that's why I really connect with people is like when I hear somebody when I
hear a song from someone and their lyrics hit I'm like damn like I really
need to I really need to be in the studio with you yeah 100% like my friend
Shinji he's amazing lyrically does he go here yeah young sinji
yeah black man wonderland is the album he came out with and it went really big
dude on tiktok and everything yeah but he he's real man and he uses like
cinematic kind of like energy with like cinematic like sounds and everything and
his story is incredible yeah like a movie yeah yeah with like he'll have you
know like background singers yeah in a way kind of like how Kendrick would do
certain things okay back rock singers and and make it that much more of a
story rather than just a beat and you doing something like speaking you know
you know I was listening through music and we're on the top of Kendrick Lamar
just right now yeah but when I was listening to your music I kind of heard
Jake whole man I heard some jake on the flow and the cadence yeah like who
inspired your kid I know you mentioned Eminem earlier but let's get into let's
get into the list of artists yeah yeah like who really got you into that flow
and the cadence that you follow now Cole 100% yeah man I hear it and it's good
it's good music thank you yeah man I loved what he did my favorite album is
Sighline Stories I think it was like 2011 that's when workout it was on yeah
that album but the way that he would be like I don't know how to describe it he
would make the beat his bitch basically like he would flow the way he wanted to
flow like not like a typical like spitting off game everybody know my name
like he would just go off of those and not really be on time in a way of making
it on time and it really like you're gonna hear what I have to say that's
really what I heard the approach I heard and everything and yeah man like
that's that's what made me really like follow into that you know I listen to
him so much and you kind of start doing emulating of course you're your own
artist right I mean that's about a doubt but yeah you the more you listen to an
artist the more you're gonna emulate their sound yeah and draw from your own
personal experience it's that's really cool yeah man appreciate that yeah it's
sick man and then I would spit like I love methaman to I love the way he flows
okay Wu Tang yeah yeah man I've been really getting into them lately man him
and red man yeah brother they're amazing and I was like 15 and I had like the
fast wraps and everything my friend was like you should look up this kid you
kind of sound like him and it was logic okay and I really got into him and then
people were like oh I hear a lot of logic like in your songs and everything
okay so I was like my cool I mean do you still frequently like get approached
and like oh I hear so and so in your in your music yeah yeah I still get logic
and stuff like that but it's funny like when there's a BPM that makes you want
to go fast I hear a lot of that and then with J Cole like the slower songs but I
love right now like I've really been into like J ID and unfamiliar Jid and he's on
our dreamville okay yeah amazing man he's amazing so really been into him a
lot and like it's it's a weird way to like flow because it's like like the
pauses and the way he delivers things it's just like it's almost like unheard
before you know it's cool yeah man okay there's this question that I've like from
the first time that we met when you introduce yourself as CM Young I really
was interested in where that artistic name came from CM Young like what's your
real name Chris Chris Chris Michelsky so see um it's a really stupid story
because I was like I think like 13 or 14 I was trying to figure out like a rap
name of course and I was listening to like Pandora okay and I saw someone
like damn I know a while years ago but it said like CB CB something I can't
remember what it was but it was like it was like two initials and like a word
right and I don't know where the young came from honestly but I mean you were
13 14 you're young probably yeah so it was like alright fucking see him you ever
gonna be like fucking see him old yeah right like dude but yeah man so I just
rock with that and people were like that's cool like it kind of flows off the
tongue like see him young and it's cool to see over the years like co-workers or
like my homies I met here they'll just be like what up see him yeah oh that's it
that's cool yeah little nickname now so you're seeing me on my question I really
kind of want to get deep here yeah who are you what do you hope to achieve with
your career you know what is your goal like what do you what do you want the
world to know you for right I want my message to be to the younger generation
and I believe life has tested me at you know young age I say yeah and kind of
showing me early on how life can really smack me in the face and a lot of people
say like everybody goes through things you know buck up all this and that sure
but you know it's tough to deal with that and especially going up whether it's
growing up in a household the way I did or having a relationship with somebody
that's like you're losing your mind because this somebody can you care about
that you date can like make you go absolutely crazy really anything like
that is it difficult maintaining a like a romantic relationship while you're
grinding 120,000 yeah yeah yeah it really if they if they don't really
understand it and question everything as if it's something you're doing wrong
yeah yeah it could be a problem but yeah you know I'm trying to reach out I want
people to see what I'm like I want people to look like me when they come to
my shows basically you know that's not like I want them to look like you was
what you said yeah what do you mean so I want people to emulate the music and the
image and the vibe and everything so much to the point where they they feel so
connected and they're becoming you yeah that's I mean maybe I said it in a
little bit pretentious way what really I'm saying is like yeah become me I want
to call on everybody no really to just how people get it and understand because
I remember how great it felt listening to a song like by Eminem or J Cole and it
almost felt like my big brother and I don't even have a big brother but like
it almost felt like one like you're gonna be alright like it's not as deep as you
think right wait this out you're gonna be fine well and finding that out of
young ages that's really helpful yeah yeah cuz that that makes your potential
limit limitless you know absolutely absolutely man and like I think um you
know we all you know people can be strong but I think we all need some like
somebody to remind us other than ourselves to remind us you got this keep
going right it's not as bad as you think and to have some weight off your
shoulders if that could be three minutes of me talking you off cliff or me
inspiring you in any way then you know that's the main goal yeah you know to
inspire yeah 100% that's awesome so I got this question for you here and what's
your guilty pleasure song I don't know if it's I don't know man I don't know if I
should feel guilty about it but you know um you know that band ABBA yeah I know
abba give me give me give me I don't know that song play it out for me I think
I just know their mom and me I should I just know as basic as you can get I'm
not really into ABBA like that this song hits bro so how so Madonna did like a
remix to it I don't really like her part her version but would you collaborate
with Madonna Madonna collaboration coming soon in the future yes you would
collaborate with her 2027 CM younger Madonna grammies northwest
that should be crazy all right let me pull this up it's so hard especially the
live version of it yeah play the regular one though are you gonna like sing along
to him and because I think everyone would love to hear that
though it's being a little funny today if I can oh shit I disconnect to it oh
shit you know I got a muted here we go ABBA
what the hell I'm gonna give it a chance it sounds a little goofy it sounds like
a circus oh this is like that fucking meme song yeah yeah bro it is that
fucking the Jim bro one oh this is tough it is bro why don't you sample that and
like wrap over it I might do it I might do it that's tough yeah no I spoke to
him yeah yeah they don't even speak English they just what were they Swedish
fuck yeah they're literally Swedish they would like they only spoke you know
their language like when they were swish wait then how the hell how do they know
how to speak so well I've no idea that makes no sense that reminds me of Anna
the Armist bro I just know you know who doesn't know we're broke yeah I saw
our war dogs and I learned that she did not speak a link of English for the part
so to actually get the part she learned only the words on the script so she can
get it wow bro that's that's hunger right there that is crying and you can't
even like I don't even guess that too because she played it exactly like I
could not have guessed that they right like don't speak English that makes no
sense yeah do you ever see yourself like becoming like an actor that'd be cool
man I do um it's not really like alright I plan to do that this time or whatever
but um I enjoy it I mean like I enjoy it let's say like I did it um doing like
music videos and stuff I like getting into like the real depths of it like for
flowers on the floor um you keep mentioning you keep mentioning yeah talk
about that I don't think we got into it yet so that was my album flowers on the
floor okay and what it represents is you take a beautiful you take a flower and
you take the petals away you take the beauty away from something beautiful
right childhood relationships this that it's French is a French is it French
translation uh no is a French translation yeah that's what I was
asking um no remind me what it is again say it again oh flowers on the floor oh
it's oh it's flowers on the floor yeah I heard it kind of differently that's
when the boss in action comes out you know you know the Jack Daniels yet
though bro I know man I'm gonna gotta get that in here man I be tight just have
just a bottle man I would be kind of cool we gotta do this again and we're
gonna have a couple bottles and we're gonna do it with young delirious man you
guys got the fucking tour coming up now you know what I should do tell me unless
he's watching I should come let's see if he's fucking watching call his ass right
the fuck now tell tell him the plan okay tell him for context in delirious is
also a Loyola rapper and he will be coming on the show early April and he
will be performing for the talk no and 421 as usual I might as well just tell
the audience now that your show is being pushed until fucking next week oh
right yeah yeah yeah sorry about that guys they're waiting they're waiting
they're just waiting for you man I know going to Texas this weekend yeah what
you do in Texas weekend why Texas where in Texas I've never been to Texas before
likewise and we're pretty close to Texas right now yeah man yeah I'm going to
Fort Worth what's there so me and Merv are going to see our friend Sam who like
he just had a baby like a year ago yeah and so we're going to see him meet her
and he like runs like a haunted pub tour he's like the tour guide you said what
like a haunted pub tour oh okay yeah but he runs it so we're just gonna get
drunk and clown them really the whole time so it's it'll be fun sounds like
fun it'll be fun sounds like fun yeah is it you know if the music scene is big
there I know Austin it supposedly has a really big music scene big exit plug I've
been listening to him a lot okay I'm familiar is he from there yeah mm-hmm
he's got that um bitch I'm from Texas that that song he's got oh okay I don't
think I've heard that one yet man let me play this okay I couldn't go for it man
you're connected might as well bro I've been bumping this shit this is
something good to listen to at the gym yeah yeah what do you find yourself
listening to in the gym just rap music Kevin Gates Kevin Gates I don't know
why he's the only person on my playlist when I go to the gym just speaking Kevin
name sounds fucking familiar he's actually from Baton Rouge okay yeah yeah
yeah I know um I know this I'm thinking with my dick I do know that song I've
heard that one he get yet I don't really I try not to listen to his uh his
crazy ones like that yeah so you go for the more mellow stuff in the gym you
don't keep it crazy now I go for the shit what he's not talking about you know
dick and shit like that you know but no he's got some good like you know like
workout motivational type songs and everything yeah it's supposed to be in
love push it shit like that out the mud yeah cool cool cool cool played out man
played out it's already on me like oh is it already playing oh shit would you
do a song like that with that guitar work in the back yeah here that slide
do you feel like you have a song that's close to that kind of vibe right now I
do actually so um this kid Jeremiah he goes here and he's not really in the um
like the hip-hop ensemble right but he is one of the greatest producers at this
school he's amazing and yeah man he does guitar piano he does it all you know
it's two things but he is I mean he produces that's enough to say he does
it all yeah man I'll he'll be like what do you want to do I want to sample smoke
your Robinson 15 minutes later he's already got it up on FL and it like
sounds really good so crazy yeah man that's that's something you know let me
play that actually we're working on okay you know this one right now it's the
first yeah draft of it so whatever but it isn't there's no focus on it so I just
play a little clip of what actual beat sounds like yeah go ahead this is it this
has not been released no right man this is not the same vibe bro this shit is
sweet this is not hard this is sweet bro oh no yeah you make you fucking make
love to this music bro I forgot to mention that
different energy this is the army was a good energy though I like this energy
right as you can hear though like he does you know like the very he's heavy
with the kicks and like yeah ship so he's very driven to do like um you know
that hard hip-hop type of thing and with some flavor with this so we got we went
to the studio and I was like bring your guitar let's do some shit with that and
you know we're working on something like that right now and yeah it's it's got
that twang a little bit like that Texas song so cool yeah man it's hip-hop where
your heart like lies is that is that your genre you're talking about soul and
funk earlier exactly I was just about to say that like as I've yeah hip-hop
storytelling for sure has been like the first music I've ever heard yeah even
like as a little kid and everything and I love storytelling regardless so that
for sure but I mean as I listen to more music and everything like I don't think
anything will beat my love for hip-hop so right next to it is um yeah soul man
Motown blues who got you into that you just yourself yeah just kind of like
searching and like my grandfather was a big fan of Frank Sinatra and oh huge
fan of same same and that music was playing in his house all the time
really is a qwest so I spent a lot of time in qwest growing up fucking beautiful
you make your way down to qwest I need to you I need absolutely must yeah that
she looks like paradise bro it is bro for me it's my head it's like my heaven
on earth yeah you know it's it's you know in a strange way it kind of reminds
me of New Orleans as well you know it's a really historical place really really
historical place you know the music is great and by the people are nice they're
old that shit though it's a really old population here in New Orleans it
doesn't seem that all you have a really large mix but and in key west it really
seems like it's primarily old people they also have a I want to say it's
called fantasy fest but they have like a major festival there where they play like
some insane music and it's a really big deal it's like our Mardi Gras they have
like a little mini Mardi Gras and QS man man RP to Jimmy Buffett I'm sure oh
my god yeah and he's not even from fucking key west either no that's crazy
I forgot he died man yeah man that's mr. Margarita where was he's from
California I think let me know what it is I think it's California bro tell me
why I just searched up Jimmy Butler you keep up with basketball at all I don't
what you're from the Celtics from Boston bro dude I can't lie I really oh I'm
tweaking he's he's from Mississippi bro Jimmy both I am tweaking where did I
get California from oh I think I got confused with Creedence Clearwater
Revival I think they're from yo that that's crazy you mentioned that they're
my favorite one of my favorite bands yeah they're from 100,000% yeah
you're big into like rock bands really I'm really big into that vibe um that
Leonard scanner like there's different I like Frank Sinatra I love the soul and
then shit like Linus scanner like CCR so like like that uh like that kind of
Western Southern or Southern Rock sound it's pretty southern rock
swamp rock yeah that's what it is so you're talking about soul you like like
the Temptations yeah bands like that Temptations are cool you feel like that
has inspired your music at all 100% that's where the air candy comes in oh
you say you're you say your candy a lot do you live like by the motto of like
creating ear candy yeah cuz like I've heard eye candy like you see like a
good-looking person walking by you starely that's eye candy but your candy
like I'm assuming just something sounds here that has your attention yeah it's
it's one of those I mean that you know that weird thing ASMR yeah this is
we're doing ASMR but um it's not exactly like it's it's a form of that in a way
where like it just feels really really good like ear candy is like snooze
scissor like everything is perfect like I feel like you know I feel like maybe
the best example I've heard of that has been Erica Badoos didn't you know it's
yep exactly brand like that hook just grabs me I think yeah didn't Jake whole
sample that too I'm sure he did I could have sworn he did something like I could
be tripping I could have sworn he did yeah he did in logic yeah actually
sampled to he did 30,000 feet oh yeah man the two people that inspired you yeah
look at that look at the correlation man just fucking circle of life here I think
yeah Erica Badoos never intentionally but like she just happened to be on a
lot of records that I really fucked with growing up like roots yeah you got me
like the roots man that's quest loves group isn't it mm-hmm love quest love
like thought yeah yeah man you know Merv's playing actually kind of reminds
me of quest love yeah man yeah he really elite musician pro I mean it's so on the
pocket Merv lives in the pocket man how long have you known Merv for four years
for you okay for context Merv is a drummer here and I shouldn't even say
drummer he does everything yeah phenomenal keyboardist producer yeah man
all around a great person so you're known in four years yeah when you start
working on music with him man I think like shit I think like two years and
actually no that's a lie we started doing performances together cuz for like
this school they would give opportunities like you can perform at like I don't
know like for refester like neutral ground these different spots and they
were like you need a band with you though so it was like oh shit I gotta find
people now it's already home is with him and he introduced me to amazing
musicians like Arnold who's a guitarist Pablo who's the keys right I'm I'm
yeah man so like I would I was already working with them a lot so yeah I'm
lying the first couple months of being here we did a show outside of this
collective called structure their house they would show like to put on like shows
and everything right and that was really fun he got to learn my music and like he
really fucked with it so and then we did that song slide with Tavi right
Tavi's good people too yeah he's a homie I'm freaking I'm blanking on the name of
his song it's got Alfredo Alfredo something in there steak Alfredo steak
Alfredo yeah man you know I was bumping that in Miami before I even came here
before I even met him yeah I was bumping that music so one day I saw him in the
OR and it was just absolutely surprising to me yeah and as I walked over I was
like you're you tabby just like looking all nervous and shit and it's like yeah
man I was like oh okay yeah steak Alfredo I love steak Alfredo that's sick
bro yeah man but uh going back do you have any other talents besides music and
like songwriting and lyric writing and you're a fucking really artistic person
now that I'm thinking about it I appreciate it I'm sure I do can't think of it I
you I did um I don't know if it's a talent but I did a little wrestling in
high school and I did a lot of MMA okay and stuff like that I'm really like in
tuned with still I haven't really done it in a while but really yeah big fan of it
though MMA yeah man what's it like training sucks what do you even do I
don't think I've ever met anyone that does that um have you seen the movie
never back down oh sounds familiar it's like that it's me about it a little bit
you like dude the warm-up you have to do like um we did like I think jumping jacks
for like three or four minutes which is whatever bird bees for like a minute and
then you like run around this track and then like jump rope and kick the bag a
little bit and then like you start training in like you do yeah like sparring
my first ever sparring with somebody was this girl who's in the Marines and she
was like five feet tall yeah and the guy was a go take it easy on him and I was
like oh word I was 15 and I got my ass handed to me so underestimated I know man
I was a little idiot but no it's cool man it teaches you like speed and
coordination everything kind of has nothing to do with music but it's it's
really like it's really like focusing on your opponent and everything because
you there's no way around you're either gonna win or you're gonna lose can't
cheat yourself away around right you know so it's all about techniques I'd rather
win to you know um oh speaking of which we had to move the date of the last show
around because that landed on the night that um Mike Tyson and Jake Paul oh yeah
what do you think of that fucking fight bro bro this man I bet but I bet you
anything Jake Paul's gonna win because I bet you was rigged and I bet you Mike
Tyson's gonna take home a bag I guarantee it I guarantee it's rigged and I
don't know if this is true or not but I heard like the rules whatever so I heard
that the rules were Jake Paul and Logan Paul can tag each other in what and at
some point makes both fight I'm like it's not WWE I was just gonna mention that
right now yeah dude like that's why it seems so Rick because sports are not the
same anymore no it's not especially if his brother isn't there I mean who knows
what kind of like contract is connected to boxing if he's already signed to
WWE you know that's ridiculous that's crazy to me man like I don't know and
Jake Paul's in a position where like if he beats him okay you be of almost 60
year old man way out of his prime right and if he loses it's like you got beat
by a 60 year old man way out of his prime yeah so I think it's not gonna matter
when that check comes in exactly yeah it's not gonna matter at all man I mean
I've seen videos like that kick could definitely fight I fully agree at first I
wasn't on the on the bandwagon you know but uh he's he's not bad man he's a
fighter yeah he's a fighter I can't say the same for Logan Paul at all but a
Jake Paul man he's got it in him he's he's a good boxer yeah 100%
absolutely obviously like athleticism comes with WWE but like with boxing
same thing with the UFC man like that's a real that's a real thing like if you
don't protect yourself a certain way you can get paralyzed injured really bad
yeah so how useful do you think that skill is just for day-to-day life I mean
I don't really run into fights right I mean you know it's not like it's gonna
happen it's not gonna warn you before it happens you know I'm just gonna kind of
maybe like when they're getting mugged you know this reoccurring dream we got
fucking mugged on Main Street and it keeps on here mugged on Main Street the
dream ends and I die wow so you should probably avoid me that's literally what
I said I've had a dream like six times man wow six fucking times so it scares
the shit out of me I'm not gonna lie but yeah so if uh if if the talk ends
without a reason I went on Main Street just just right exactly yeah but it's
crazy how dreams can affect like your real life yeah yeah 100% it's crazy man
like you ever think of something and you dream of it and then like you
understand that whole like aspects like you look at something you're like I'm
one of them gonna dream this and then you do you know I've dreamed in songs
before is that sure be that's crazy man dreaming in songs like I'll wake up like
in my dream like I'll be playing on my guitar and I have this riff and I'll
wake up and I was like oh shit that was a cool riff and I take that riff from my
dream bro you and Jeremiah are so lucky because he said the same thing when he
made something oh shit and I was like what the fuck cuz I made like songs in
my dreams and like I'll wake up and I have no idea what I what I started doing
when I got my first one I can remember I keep like a I keep like a notebook candy
like if my phone was like dead or anything I always have a notebook by my
side you know and I think that's just a good tool to have because you never know
like absolutely what great you know the great the best ideas that you get is
when you're meditating and when you're in the shower or driving I always do when
I'm driving driving as well yeah yeah man I get the best ideas but yeah the
shower driving meditating I gotta do more of that I agree with you it's it has a
lot of good really really really good health benefits yeah but um a good
drive like when the sun is setting that that does wonders for you man like I'll
just be myself roll the windows down go for driving that's enough for me yeah
hundred percent that's gotta be some kind of way of meditation that's yeah I
agree 100% I think like not even just the I take that back then because I think I
do meditate a little bit more than I think I do instead of just the the
cliche you sit down with your legs crossing everything just like on the
road if you're driving like or you're just sitting there when the sun's going
down like autumn in park and you just like calm and like you think call me in
everything I think that's a sign of meditation too and that's where a lot of
like inspiration of like songs come about like yeah it would 508 like and
it's new song coming out with two one of them is called Lake Drive and it has this
very night time kind of vibe to it I love like music you're driving through
the city with like driving out of the city so right you see all the lights
behind you okay going to a calmness oh you're escaping yeah that's cool that's
cool concept you know like I just I don't know I think these weird things like
that like situations like with Sunday morning I was living the vibe I was
thinking of which is right it was like 8 a.m. and we were just like messing around
here the guitar and we had coffee like the smoke coming up from the coffee the
steam yeah and the Sun's beaming through it's summertime and I'm like let's like
make a record about that's great I want people to feel in here and see what those
little moments are just so perfect and they're overlooked and they're small
moments yeah but they happen frequently people don't notice them yeah people are
too caught up with what they're doing and they missed the little things the
gratitude man the appreciation for those little things like can make the make
time stop yeah and that's absolutely that's you know it was cool because a lot
of people were like um yo like I'm bumping or they were like tag me in a
story like yo I'm bumping Sunday morning yeah getting ready for work I'm like
that's pretty cool so is your goal to make people feel good 100% yeah is that
the only emotion that you're kind of you want to to evoke from them no I want I
want people to definitely make them feel good like essentially yeah make them
feel better in some way shape a form because it's still entertainment whether
you go to a show or you put those headphones in right you know so like I
said before I mean I really just want to like share my story and show my
abilities and do what I like to do but also that comes with catering to the
audience not in a way of oh I'll do what you want me to do but you're you know
you're putting things out for people to listen so you know to speak on my truth
and kind of letting the world know it's gonna be okay what is your truth my
truth you can go through a whole lot of shit you can lose people you can go
through hell and there really is no reason to be afraid right because you
know you could you could be scared of something and then it happens and you're
just like it's almost like do-do-do oh that was nothing it's like you think
something crazy is gonna happen at this peak and then it just after it happens
you just like trickle trickle down you like calm down exactly you know because
it's gonna happen anyways it's gonna happen anyways and I think an important
thing something I like to really remind myself almost like a mantra is like
breaking down barriers like fear barriers like face your fears it's fun it
becomes fun it does after all because you get comfortable with being uncomfortable
yeah absolutely you know my father used to preset to me all the time he's argue
he still does but I'm kind of in a different state but yeah he used to tell
me be comfortable with being uncomfortable and I'll work wonders for
you and it seems like you've you've perfectly demonstrated that right right
right in the right way to like like if you're in a bad relationship and you're
like this is an awful mindset you know that's um sorry I'm itching my balls
over here but these jeans are a little tight
but yeah no it's it's definitely good cuz like yeah just facing that fear and
going back to what you're saying like oh what got you out of your shyness that
moment is you know I just had to remind myself like alright you know it ain't
that deep get back to what you were doing cuz that's well what if it was that
deep you know it probably was and that's what I was telling myself that it
wasn't and you know that's something I'm also working on like I would always
shut pain down even though I'm coping with it right still as a person like
right now as we're talking I'm just like yeah it's all good obviously it isn't
all good like but you know like you seem really comfortable talking about it
too so it really I'm under the impression that you've really overcome that
you've you've taken control of the things I've weighed you down and you're in
control you have the power yeah yeah I mean yeah I think it's evident and it's
not always gonna be easy but it's definitely the process of overcoming
that yeah absolutely and it's those it's those things like you really never
think of where you're glad that I mean I wouldn't wish for it to happen all the
time but like when something bad happens or trauma happens and it builds that
character right when you fight that and you become the result of I face this and
now I have that character right about me like you feel grateful for it but I feel
like there's too much like victim mentality nowadays oh what where they'll
just sit in that despair yeah and never escape it I see it all too often too yeah
what would you say to someone that's stuck in that victim mentality in that
despair because you have utterly escaped that like how would they break that if
they weren't a musician if they weren't a musician they had no artistic yeah
platform or any kind of creativity to kind of cope with that what do you think
they should do and go to um and go to church bro you find you go to somewhere
right I would say you know if you got a friend go have some coffee with them yeah
but the turn the phone off and in your pocket that's just another example of a
little moment a hundred percent exactly exactly you know and that's what it is you
know enjoy the sun or if it's raining enjoy the sound of it try your best to
you know take I would say to take a couple deep breaths you know and whether
that's not gonna work but but but then you do it and your body reacts to okay
it's all good and um you already know this hit the gym you know oh yeah
absolutely of course and it like I used to go to you know work out a lot and
then I stopped for like a few years and when I went again I was like oh this
sucks like this is hard but then I keep going you feel better but yeah man I
think um it definitely needs to be talked about more but that victim mindset you
know yeah man hitting the gym and enjoying those little moments with the
people in your life yeah and if there really is nobody in your life like that
which can happen it is a thing then you know just taking a walk and taking
deep breaths and trying to enjoy really just this the sound really anything you
know the son is so great for you too yeah you know it's scientifically proven
if you smile more you will tend to feel happier you'll tend to be a happier
person even if you force yourself to smile I know that's just crazy a forced
smile it's insane how the brain works yeah we fucking talk about that for a
second yeah like pretend when you like manifestation like when you are telling
yourself something that really isn't even true yet but you're making it your
truth exactly and like living that there must be like placebo effects dude it's
crazy and we don't even understand the depth of the brain or how powerful it is
you know we have I don't even think we fully comprehend the brain even the top
scientists I don't even think so I think I read that somewhere it's insane to me
man that's just what's a percentage we use like oh four percent you think it's
four I'm a guest I'm a guest ten what percent percentage of our brain do we
use and 35 35 we're both very wrong percent bro you're using your brain up
four percent right that's all good bro that's crazy yeah that shit is insane I
wonder what would happen to you if like just like that you had a hundred percent
of your brain to use you see brain fucking be a superhero some shit like
probably start flying in shit like man like I don't even know like would you
like just pass out from all these thoughts going you were probably you
were probably implode yeah yeah an ocean gate style bro you're probably talking
implode cuz like I don't know I'm not that smart but when you smoke weed like
you're using more percent it's making you use more percent of your brain right
or am I wrong um that I'm not too sure of I think there's some people like an
argue that it does the opposite and then there are people that does where it
does like yeah where it makes you smarter and there are people that say it makes you
dumber I think it just comes down a personal experience so how has your
personal experience been pretty up and down like I smoke weed a lot like in
high school and everything right and I stopped cuz I was like fuck this like I'm
so paranoid like it created like such a paranoia and I was like you know sometimes
you smoke good weed and you feel good and music is amazing and sometimes you
smoke bad weed and you're picking yourself apart left and right right and
like your mannerisms the way you act where you are in life and all this and I
was like hell no so that was happening like in high school and all that but yeah
when I graduated and did like a tour and I was smoking on the tour cuz I was like
rockstar already yeah I already like I actually felt like yeah I'm the like I'm
the man like let's shit yeah let's go so smoking weed was like um it almost like
enhanced it in a way you know yeah like whatever you truly are feeling weed is
gonna enhance it and like open up doors do you feel like you write better when
you're under the influence? Sometimes yeah sometimes yeah I've known a few
musicians that I felt the same way it's that flow states a real thing I agree you
know like yeah no I mean obviously it is like that's incredible that is the
mindset that is my favorite mindset to be in because you know you're not really
emotional right and you're not you're just kind of like you're just going you
know you're so zoned in and there's something so like special about being
zoned in because you're doing something that's purposeful which is what
everybody wants is purpose purpose absolutely when you're growing being
noticed yeah man so like that's just the best feeling and yeah man being in the
flow states where's that what was it like being a musician in high school did you
feel different to your peers for sure yeah for sure
freshman and sophomore year a lot of my friends are like artists and all that and
around like senior a lot of people my friends had left graduated already yeah
and it was just a couple of us kind of doing our own thing but around like
senior year I was doing shows and like late and I just would kind of skip school
because I would right come home at like three in the morning and I was just like
fuck this I'm not gonna wake up at three hours so yeah but luckily I got my
shit together enough to graduate and I mean how important do you think high
school was looking back do you think it was beneficial to you to where you are
now as a musician as a musician I mean
she you can say no man yeah I gotta I gotta say no yeah I am I'm not sure man
I mean really like I had there was one girl that and she opens up now so I
guess a little bit because she opens up for a lot of my shows back home okay but
she was really good she hopped on a song one time like that's like the only
feature really I did in high school I just kind of did my own thing I worked
with my cousin who was out in Connecticut who had the actual studio so yeah I was
really just using my other well connected yeah try to be you are well
connected yeah well like when you start networking um what's your most important
network actually like biggest plug basically yeah pretty much shit um this
school helped me a ton with that yeah um so Mekyu hooked up hooked us up with this
dude that made time on my life that movie that song and a dirty dancing yeah great
movie he wrote that in 20 minutes don't the plug from him Donnie Markowitz and
um that song the first song I showed you blown up yeah I showed him that and he
was like you I really fuck with this but you should do like a falsetto or
something like that or get a girl to sing it over so I got a girl to do that
who also added in a couple other elements and that's where even UP was like
yo this is like you really did a good job on this version of it Jesus Christ
this guy stacked Golden Globe Award for best original song Academy Award for
best music he's a real deal man dude yeah I got the whole this Grammy no way
dude I was in the studio and I was like hold it he was like yeah I don't go fuck
it was like damn it's just are you getting one anytime soon I am getting one
two years from now two years from now yep announce first on the top no la
announce first it'll be ours of the year see young they're gonna be blasting my
music out your face just like everywhere on the banners everywhere everywhere
everywhere gonna go out that nice lean cut suit you have a great image bro
appreciated the fucking hairstyle dude flows crazy man the flow is crazy my
brother had this hair I said I didn't have a I have a step brother but okay he's
not really like a brother brother not blood related brother brother yeah so he
he had this haircut when I was like 13 or like 15 he was like um he was like
yo your hair socks let's get you like a nice cut I was like yeah whatever and he
got you like gone with a style like this and I've been doing it since easy comes
out and I was like oh trying to look at you bro that is the easy cut I was a
go that sucks because like when I came out with this you know when I came out
with this you look dope like I appreciate it does look dope it's it's
so holds up so you fucking had that hair software what seven years yeah dedication
you ever do you ever do you ever go for the little middle part sometimes when
you're in those stand in front of her you kind of split it down the middle little
Johnny Depp action little Johnny Depp bro it's hilarious you said fucking Johnny
Depp bro because I was looking at one of his pictures today bro and I was like
damn his hair fucking look looks awesome bro yeah bro he it's I wish that I was
able to like think of different hairstyles and images and shit like
that he does so you have the hair for bro you got the straight hair I know I
know I'm trying to figure out that would be crazy to just like take like a few
months and just do a completely different hairstyle yeah fuck with people
yeah man bro do you have Hispanic heritage at all no really I've gotten
that a lot I when I first met you that I assume that you were Hispanic really
that's crazy dog it I I did assume and when you when you a collaborator with
nasty that was like he's a he's a Latin rapper oh wow that's the first that's
crazy that's that's cool um yeah no she was really good on that song um well I
think we're talking about you said you keep on saying she I was definitely
looking at something else on your discography see I'm young I know you did
like a I got done a rap song with someone I was I was going through today
because I was looking at what you're featured on you appear on future young
rich you appear on summer on my mind you appear on cancel culture cancel
cultures crazy bro you focus that I don't know I don't focus that shit bro oh
no I meant the song with cancel no I'm at the song I don't fuck with your song
cancel culture is insane it sucks you're literally um see em you collaborate
with this guy and you're talking dog no no I'm joking I'm joking no that's the
homie yes so top back who is top back top back man that's crazy so when I was
15 I went what happened at 15 so Boston Massachusetts yeah man he's a he's from
Columbia okay yeah he's amazing I could have been tripping earlier though I don't
think you'd collaborated with the Hispanic musicians yeah there's a weird
thing and I even hit them up never got anything back but there was a cup there
was a song I think the first one you said future future rich future rich uh
that sounds right yeah that's not me it says see I'm young on it and they just
like yeah yes that's the one out dirty I that's I knew I was in tripping oh I
got dirty put it on right now so that way the audience has context and you
fucking have context and I I am not in this song because I feel stupid I shit
I was like did he produce it put it on put it on the broadcaster future young
rich put it in the end it's this one right uh it would be the one with the
Bluetooth Bluetooth that would make sense that would make a hundred percent
sense yeah man that's crazy that that was a thing that's a free plug though right
there man I know I was like that's so weird oh never mind you got zero monthly
listeners come on now dirty how are you gonna be like that and you come on man
it's it wasn't a bad song either like I was I was I wanted to get into it with
you what's now it is spelled P R E N D I E N D O by dirty future young rich
you see
as bro oh you got a hop in that Spotify premium life changing bro so I actually
got a funny story quick not this giving the kids hold up I'll set up real quick
I got I got a kind of crazy story my card my credit card my debit card got
hacked bro someone got into it and they took out 70 whole dollars 70 smackers
right you believe that shit alright so I cancel my card the month passes that you
get on Spotify and I lose my premium oh shit yeah so but these literally first
world problems bro like I'm saying this shit out loud 100% take it for granted
100% I acknowledge it but I love I love it um yeah so I lose I lose my premium
getting back on the basic plan was so humbling so humbling man I can't hear
what I want whenever I want crazy shit cuz like for me the premium plan is
important for the talk yeah because I can hear my viewers my listeners at any
point in time that I want right right I mostly do it for that I don't really I
mean I listen to a lot of music all the time but as of lately it's been really
about the artist which is which is really what I'm doing this for it's just
it's for the artists is a community but what that being said that's the end of
my little rant no that's sick though man um my credit my card getting had you
think that's it really that's you think that's sick man it's like you in the
bad spot we got yeah I don't even know what happened neither dude I same thing
happened to me and I was here I just got here yeah and I made the mistake of
going to ATM on Burma Street when it was bump oh shit I wouldn't even do that
man come on oh four percent brain so four percent yeah it's a four percent brain
and um yep all my money was staked no I'm just kidding but bro there was some
dude try to get like a watch for a thousand bucks and it was like something
to PayPal and I was like yeah this wasn't me and a thousand dollars they put it
back in they found a way to put it back in and I was like wow I'm never doing
that again yeah Jesus Christ man yeah bro fucking thousand that's ridiculous
no all right play out dirty the song that I don't know featuring see him young
but not featuring see him you know
but it's like what is this goofy yeah more circus music this is no
ever I was like is he the tag of the back dirty dirty see him dirty young
bro that would peak band name right there peak rock rock and roll band name
dirty young dirty young man that's the fucking that's the name of the century
right there we think the future of music is I feel like the females are gonna
take over yeah yeah there's a lot of dope female artists there's always been
man but like lately they're really been like you know immersing it like coming
out and a lot of them are like dope like really dope you know I fully agree with
you I fully agree with you I really don't fuck with spice I spice I I agree
just you know the fart song was interesting yeah the fart song was it
was a bit much that was not a bar but it was definitely you know it was
something it was something it was something it was a fart yeah it was
literally shit it was shit what possessed her to write that song what do
you think she just fucking was meditating like I were talking or like
driving and she's like fart let's write I want to sing a song by the fart I
think I don't know I don't know how people gonna think about this but she
kind of seems like the artist where like she got on and she was just like all
right cuz fuck it put yeah I already have the audience and that's that that's
going back to what I said about where they just care about the clout yeah it's
not about the message right cuz what message is that oh exactly and like
there's there's people that probably won't even be in the face of the industry
because it's literally all about like the fame and shit but then some people are
like driven by the clout so they work harder in order to get it and then they
don't but then you have people who are driven because they want it yeah that's
that they need that shit what would you change about the industry man given
people I would say like giving people the ability to just like
give it away the ability for like I don't know man six nine would give me a
fucking headache six nine six nine like every cuz he didn't like dude when he
was like really popping and he was on everyone's Instagram just yeah it's like
bro that's such a fucking one right like shut up shut you know what I mean but
um yeah I guess that'd be it bro one rat though that's crazy yeah that's
that's that's crazy bro are there worse things to be than a fucking snitch
there's not a single worst thing to be unless you're Jeffrey Dahmer that's pretty
bad fucking serial killer I can't believe some people are wired that way in the
fucking head dude I was talking my friend about that and it was like I don't
know I mean I'm not saying we're all the same but I feel like a lot of us think
genuinely like the like this the same in a way of like I'm so bad at explaining
shit don't take it time I don't even know like how we can we all relate to
certain things the stupidest thing that you think you only can relate to can be
like a post or video on Instagram and like mad people like it cuz they're what
attracts them is like I didn't think anybody else felt this way like I'm
trying to think of an example I mean do you feel like you do that with your
music um like relating to people yeah um yeah yeah so I think just like every day
um every day life basically you know like a lot of the same aspects like not
the same as in like we're all the same but like a lot of people you know a lot
of people fall in love that's a similar thing people fall in people people die
without loving people yeah it's just do you think Jeffrey Dahmer loved
oh man probably not probably not right because if you have love in your heart
there's no way you're doing all that bullshit atrocities ain't as fucked up
because sometimes people will love something the way they show it is doing
fucked up shit I've heard of that that's why I like man some sick people sick
people out there did you see the Netflix show about him I that's the one yeah I
saw it I'm trying to remember the name of the actor um Peter Peter Evans Evan
Peter Evan Peters that sounds right that sounds right Evan Peters yeah Evan
Peters yeah first find out about him from the office you watch the office at all
yeah bro he was on the nephew yeah he was a nephew got his fucking ass
collapsed on the show bro love the office bro good show go to chill yeah man I
saw I saw this show about Jeffrey Dahmer I wonder how accurate it was
shit but imagine just like being lured into his house because he would attract
the gay men and then he killed them yeah so you know at a time when when when
homosexuality wasn't like as common especially as it is as it is now like
finding that right person and then they end up killing you yeah I gotta be crazy
because it's even like it was so secluded like um because that well that
was in the 90s right that sounds yeah that sounds right so that like when they
have like their gay bars and everything it's like their little community they
can go to a post like nowadays where it's so on the open and everybody's like
so open about and everything um so yeah you're right to like find something like
that damn well not just not he's conversation took a turn it did it took
a massive turn Jesus Christ no but listen not just the 90s but from the 70s to
the 90s he did that it was like 17 people yeah yeah yeah like 17 people
that's fucking crazy dude lit tattoo oh I appreciate it Saints Saints logo
gotta get that bitch filled in a little bit Saints for the no lower for the for
the football team oh for the no for the no low yeah you don't keep up with
football either oh man I fucking love football that's why I was so mad that
uh Tom Brady left yeah and go retired and Edelman left I was like man I don't
want to tell us go to it on the Patriots man go to Patriots team was such a
massive franchise man especially in like 2007 when it was like Teddy Bruce
G yes rock like oh my god bill better better check oh Bill Bellachick Bellachick
yeah yeah yeah um so what's called it's funny cuz my family they're not Bellachick
they're Bellachick which is kind of close but they're those fans and they live
interesting they're from New York they live in Pennsylvania and the other side
are from Pennsylvania but they're still okay so what football team did you grow
up with Patriots the Patriots yeah yeah makes sense mm-hmm yeah man how do you
feel about the people calling my homes ago man the what people are calling
Patrick my home oh my homes um yeah man I mean he I'm not easily bro I'm not
gonna deny his talent no no I feel like there's a lot more that he has to do
before obtained before obtaining am I saying that correctly obtaining yeah
obtaining getting getting that point that yeah that level yeah my brain just
shut down are you saw that it's a 4% man get out of here get out of here but
fucking 4% man yeah man but no lemon it's great living here so the food is so
good here it's dude is crazy man I never had mac and cheese vacation seasoning on
it until I come here and I was like wow this is different I'll tell you what man
going back home like because I'm any seafood at all I hate it I don't like it
I'm the same way yeah I mean I like crab and lobster but like I can't do crawfish
ah so you do like it though well it's it's like a tricky point I tolerate it
you know like a like I like a good surf and turf okay you know you got you got
the steak you got the little lobster on the side that's about as much as I can
say I can't do shrimp you know seafood is good for me though I'm shrimp no what
sushi sushi is good for me 4% man I'm on that 4% 4% it's all that sushi bro all
that raw fish man oh my god um now man it's literally anything like fish lobster
crawfish anything yeah can't do it man can you remember the first time that you
saw someone live on stage who was that first artist that you saw live it was
until like I wasn't like a young kid going to shows right I think it might
have been so what you're like a YouTube kid yeah yeah how old are you now 23 23
yeah so um I it was a lot of like yeah YouTube shit and everything so you were
born in 99 wow yeah oh no two thousand how did you get that it's your birth
year how'd you get that messed up I am oh we're down to 3% now come on down 3%
dude I swear I'm seeing double right now I have been up I slept two hours last
night yeah I slept in the studios or something I was yeah I was in the studios
and I was working on that mix don't and um dude I I'm gonna pull it all night
it's night cuz we're going to Texas shit oh you're out today yeah yeah dude I'm
so fucking out of my mind hey but that break is coming soon oh my god
long weekends gonna be it's gonna be nice to be much needed are you going back
home you're staying here I'm going back to Miami I gotta see my family man I
gotta see my family dude I'm uh I'm planning to do a shoot for that song
blowing up in Miami oh no way yeah where what part of Miami and how can I help
come on now hell yeah I wanted to do like South Beach okay yeah South Beach kind
of crazy though what do you think South Beach kind of crazy what do you think a
good spot cuz I want the music video to like match the um do you have the video
right now or you need to be shot oh needs to be shot yeah but yeah man I
would love to like know what you think I should like do about it you know what
we'll vibe are you going for I want to go for like like I like I worked hard my
whole life for this shit and I made it like I'm here blowing up me Miami Miami
is good option maybe Fort Lauderdale might do you a little better for
Lauderdale I think for Lauderdale over Miami and this for like spring like
spring break I think it's definitely better yeah yeah but yeah if you if you
want to go for I worked hard and I'm here there's this place called coconut
Grove okay write it down on your phone on my coconut Grove you got brickel
great places in Miami great great places in Miami there's there's and there's
this place called the windwood it's like the art district of but like very New
York kind of vibe New York City kind of like oh wow yeah windwood Miami it's a
fantastic place it's graffiti all over the walls it's music everywhere need to
make my way down there again actually it's weird being away from home for a
while man it really after a while I just don't I don't feel like myself because
I've grown up around yeah I've grown up around these people my whole life and
I'm really getting to this point where I'm just someone else now yeah you know
but it's great because every time I go back home it's like I never left it's
strange like the first time I um the first time like I came here left home
and then went back for the first time yeah that's when I was like what the
fuck is oh shit like this is hitting right now yeah like it is such a trippy
feeling to be away from home for like a good amount of time and then you go back
and you're like yeah I don't know man it's just like weird it hits you because
you're like I'm here to visit for a couple days I'm going back to this place
right that made me kind of homesick and like you grow accustomed to it and like
which is great you know it's like another thing you got to kind of get
through like and it shows like it shows a hustle in you and what like the hunger
in you that like you're willing to leave home and go somewhere else which like
now for us is like yeah that's like no shit I'll do that any day but some people
are afraid to leave like a hometown and everything and it's just like that fear
and it's like I'll tell you man try to just go somewhere else and like change
your state of mind like Russ said like change the state you know it'll change
your state of mind I like that I know I like that yeah yeah man speaking of
states like have you ever thought about like making music in like a layer like
any or any big music city you know like not just New Orleans I mean you had New
Orleans I don't think New Orleans is the place to be for music you know you got
other places like Nashville Nashville's a little over saturated right now kind of
the same musicians yeah great thing about New Orleans it's really diverse you
got LA would you ever make music in LA 100% yeah I would love to do that I went
to Anaheim and LA for this thing called NAM which is like something to school
put together NAM NAM NAM MAM MAM double M what was it for it's like a convention
thing basically yeah from musicians and all that and it's like like Yamaha and like
okay like Gibson like all the instruments there you know it's crazy I heard
Merv was telling me he was like yo Stevie Wonder goes there every year so you
might run and I was like that'd be sick and then we hear someone playing and
people are crowding around and it was him so you saw Stevie Wonder yeah I'll show
you a video all right that like this did you start off on any like any
instruments yeah I did guitar and drums I did drums a lot okay guitar a little
bit but doing like kind of production stuff like I like doing like piano and
stuff like that right you know
look is it what was he playing I couldn't even hear because there was so much
going on oh she look at him oh you're close as I'll do my mouth I grab yeah
go for it damn this fucking guy is staring at him shit look at that man
yeah dog and fucking looks like he's gonna kill him for real you know there's a
lot of people I think he's fucking faking being behind it's a fuck it's oh my
god they were like I swear to God he is faking this whole thing cuz somebody was
like I don't know if it was Kevin Arby he was I pretended to throw a water ball
at him and I swear he went like that you know Cat Williams yeah bro Cat Williams
just was just down here actually he called Kevin Hartan industry plant that
they molded him he's not actually funny I'm thinking about it is Kevin Hart
really that funny I fucking love Kevin Hart well there goes that dude oh my
god man I fucking love Kevin Hart the rock and Kevin Hart is just that duo
they're just that duo man I don't think the rock is funny I think he um I don't
know man I let's hear this I appreciate like the you know the hustle and the
reaching out right um of like I'm gonna do this I'm gonna do that that's it yeah
fucking hell yeah but um I think like his market is like like he I just really
fucked with him when he was doing WWE right you know you were watching him
when he was doing WWE I was like younger right I don't even think I was I don't
even think I was around man yeah yeah that's crazy I used to really fuck with
WWE man like John Cena I was just gonna ask I remember did you ever watch the
Fred movies no but I know he was talking yeah yeah yeah yeah that's early on it
was it really really was it was the guy with the high-pitched yeah that weird
high-pitched yeah I never like thought he was funny I just always thought it was
like it's like a guilty pleasure type of thing also you do have a guilty pleasure
yeah I guess that would be it you got guilty pleasure movies
bro mine's gonna be like rom-com straight up facts no way I thought I was
the only one bro what's that one I don't give a fuck I'll say it um I mean I
love Kate Hudson though she just she was my yeah I'll hook crush bro Kate Hudson
how lishing now yeah man she looks as beautiful as ever how to lose a guy in
ten days is probably you're talking yeah that's it I was gonna mention that
one that shit is gas that one failure to launch to yeah cuz you know what it is
out like it's not really like the romantic side of it it's like the vibes
like the music the uplifting right of it it creates good parts to yeah
Matt McConaughey's always a win-two he's sick too yeah anything he really cool
guy you know like I don't know man just like it just sets like the environment
like the happy type of feeling yeah um I'm real in a horror movie so man like
that's really that's my shot that's like a big thing for my family actually oh
word like every Friday it's like a horror movie yeah that's the point it got
to the point that we watch so many excuse me that though that we just watched
up all the good ones so just really bad ones that we were just watching because
we watched everything that was good the conjuring movies were really good
the insidious movies were really good you ever watch her edit area yeah she was
grippy fucking crazy brother I'm I like cuz it's hard bro like I remember I was
watching Halloween when I was like five years old right so I am I love just like
that jump scare type shit or whatever like something that can really or not
even jump scare but dude I remember have you seen the shining yeah man of course
absolutely I'm a being like Nickle son yeah go creepy ass movie there was
nothing really like there was I don't there were there were there were really
no jump scares no there weren't jumps it was like the process of like building
tension yeah making a really eerie eerie emptiness Stanley Kubrick awesome
director mm-hmm really it was Stanley Kubrick that didn't wasn't it yeah I
think so that sounds right yeah yeah man but they don't make movies like that
anymore nah bro that that hereditary though that shit was pretty creepy
sinister I remember seeing that in the movies first one I was not allowed to
watch that movie for like for a little while because of my parents they just
use it yeah crazy it was crazy bro yeah man horror movies bro it's it's part of
life would you like could you ever see yourself becoming like a director I could
for me I could a hundred percent see you being a director oh word yeah screen
writer script maker whatever the fuck it's called I fully see that hundred
percent man I am for flowers in the floor is that French yeah right yeah oh
bro we're down to percent too shit but yeah for that I really like my
videographer he's good at directing and everything right and I was like I'm gonna
write down what like I'm gonna write exactly what I want to have happen just
help me create the angles in the scenes to make it look like like this or whatever
so for example like I wanted there to be an effect of like my old man like
holding a can of beer and like watching TV so it was my cousin who had kind of a
beer gut and he had right a can and he was like this and as I was doing the
bridge which is like intense yeah him having a heart attack flying over oh
wow and he took the ring light and he just waved something over and it looks
exactly like a dark room and like a fucked up movie where like they're
watching TV like one of those scenes set where you know there's like an abusive
father and right that dark airy color tone to it yeah so he pushed it over
like that but um yeah I hired my what I didn't hire I just asked my aunt if I
could put my little cousin hired my aunt is crazy yeah right but no my cousin
who produced the song he got a cop outfit and yeah but the hat on everything
and he played the cop to come in and say like are you doing all right to the
younger me my cousin and he put like this on and everything and he played a
great role because the song was like basically talking about like imagine if
you were to and every cop came visit you in your room like on the daily basically
um right which was like actually happened so it was like crazy to see like
that whole thing pan out because when it's an actual thing that has happened
it's like amazing what you can think of to make it even more entertaining to
watch right you know cuz like it's an interesting story when you ask somebody
about it but it's like when they put it in a book or they put it towards like
you're quick a movie dude I have too many these going on chill out with that
um then it's you know it makes it really interesting cool that's really cool
yeah what's I got it I got this question for you what's the
courageous thing that you've ever put up on social media man problem I was like
13 years 10 years old 11 years old getting Facebook like oh I broke no I
was 12 years old and I broke up with this girl this girl broke up with me and
I was like miss her so much it's some shit like that you know I was like oh
Jesus like you know you know how it like comes up like oh this is like a recap of
like X amount of years ago yeah it came up I'm like that's crazy you had to
have deleted that yeah when they come up I delete them right away like fuck I
wish I could go back what's one thing's one thing that you'd want to tell your
fans like what's like what is in store for you what is next what do they need
to be on the lookout for blowing up's coming out late drives coming out the
music video in Miami really just to simplify it a lot of body of work is
coming out this tour coming up and yeah man it's what I got going on now well
and thank you for being on the talk no man I appreciate you it's been an absolute
this was so much fun man if you don't mind though just playing us up playing
us out man place that was something that you love one of your tracks that you
love see me on it's been an absolute absolute pleasure 100% man I
appreciate it I definitely want to hope to get you on soon with young young
delirious man yes absolutely man I'll hit him up and I'll get him hip to it
you can't erase a break me to myself when I was 18
better get a hit like this stayed my own and have been locked in took some time
that they hit spot been can't fuck with a person my head's not in my head's not
it can't fuck with a person them it is not it don't take that personally but
work if it don't work for me I know my worth is six not a soak it can be I've
been off for two days without sleeping I'm looting I'm moody I'm moody feeling
really moody you know you're the pain if you want money won't get any from you not give it no hands okay