Impaulsive with Logan Paul - March 21, 2024


Anuel AA on Logan Paul vs Bad Bunny, Adin Ross Joining The Illuminati, Making Hits From Prison

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Logan Paul & KSI on Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson, Ryan Garcia Meltdown, Getting RKO’d by Randy Orton Rhea Ripley’s Relationship w⧸ Dom Mysterio, Fighting Her Fiancé, Getting Stalked By WWE Fans

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1 hour and 22 minutes

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15,161

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602

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00:02:12.740 What do you know about the Illuminati?
00:02:14.200 What do you know about the Illuminati?
00:02:15.400 See, yes.
00:02:16.620 See, he knows.
00:02:17.540 See, he knows. 1.00
00:02:18.340 He knows who the asshole is. 1.00
00:02:20.060 Fucking smart. 1.00
00:02:21.200 That's the question. 1.00
00:02:21.820 Sorry, bro.
00:02:30.580 Stop, bro. 1.00
00:02:31.200 This is why we can't get the top Latin trap artists 1.00
00:02:33.940 to actually come on our show. 0.92
00:02:35.820 Well, what do you want to do?
00:02:36.880 How do you want to start the episode?
00:02:37.900 We need some fodder.
00:02:38.620 It started.
00:02:39.480 Well, I'll just trash everything.
00:02:40.580 Fodder me.
00:02:41.140 No, trash everything.
00:02:43.080 Throw me everything in the world.
00:02:44.940 Throw everything.
00:02:45.420 I'm Logan Paul.
00:02:46.660 I'm a walking brand.
00:02:48.900 Buy my drinks.
00:02:50.080 Watch my wrestling.
00:02:50.980 Here I go off the top rope.
00:02:53.080 Drink pride, bro.
00:02:54.560 Why don't you make a vlog or something?
00:02:56.020 Impossible.
00:02:56.340 Go make a vlog or something.
00:02:57.380 I won't do it.
00:02:57.820 Too busy.
00:02:58.060 communicate engage with your audience what do you think this is i'm engaged there's a bunch of
00:03:02.380 young men and women out there right now waiting for you to talk to them people want to see the
00:03:07.940 behind the scenes what do you know what people want to see bro you bought and sold don't even 0.73
00:03:12.240 try to flip it on me you're a corporate peon no one will ever believe you you are a pawn you are
00:03:19.320 look at you trying to what start your own burger franchise yeah real layman behavior
00:03:26.500 Bro, it's more layman than
00:03:28.720 Your drinks
00:03:30.700 Oh, I'm gonna
00:03:32.220 Live the American dream and build a business
00:03:35.180 Yeah, right
00:03:35.900 That's what we're supposed to be doing
00:03:38.380 Champagne and Hennessy 0.95
00:03:39.680 I don't want those government-owned toxins
00:03:43.020 In my system
00:03:44.060 Thanks, boss
00:03:45.820 Holy
00:03:46.080 What did you say to me, bro?
00:03:51.820 Like I'm under 21?
00:03:53.240 Did you say I can't drink?
00:03:54.660 Is that a palm tree hat
00:03:57.660 You know what part I did think was funny
00:03:59.460 Where you said
00:04:00.000 Where you said you were trying to be sold
00:04:03.440 I wish someone would sell me
00:04:04.940 Pull that part
00:04:06.840 So Logan how long have you been
00:04:09.480 Bought and sold
00:04:11.320 Bought and sold
00:04:11.960 By corporate America
00:04:15.700 I wish someone would buy me 1.00
00:04:17.720 This shit sucks 1.00
00:04:18.640 Sell me 1.00
00:04:19.880 Sell me
00:04:22.340 Sell me bro honestly 0.99
00:04:24.480 dude i'm sick of it dude just fucking sell me dude no because the issue is how do you come back 0.98
00:04:30.280 no no hold on a second can we if you don't think it's if you don't think it's hilarious 0.99
00:04:34.760 that the anwell morphs into this episode you're insane like he just cut scene directly into him
00:04:42.320 being there that's great that's fodder you keep it thrown around that word and i like it it's
00:04:48.420 fodder dude what is fodder it's just filler it's like what you would say you gave someone a gift
00:04:53.500 but it was just the box and you didn't have a gift
00:04:55.460 it's what you'd put inside it. What's folly?
00:04:58.140 Folly is like
00:04:59.220 um
00:04:59.740 sweeps
00:05:03.200 thank you boss. Sweet
00:05:05.120 oh there's something about this wine that's got a
00:05:07.460 folly to it. No I don't think that's true
00:05:09.220 I'll put a bet down on that
00:05:11.180 on steak. Hold on let's see here
00:05:13.640 we gotta restart the episode 0.98
00:05:15.180 Jeff how do you fucking confuse 0.97
00:05:19.340 those two? It's a lack 0.99
00:05:21.520 of you know what's so funny? Jeff
00:05:23.360 told me the word folly meant sweet like something sweet but what it really means is foolishness
00:05:28.180 and a lack of good sense so he exhibited the definition of folly by telling me his definition
00:05:33.900 bro jeff tried to tie my shoes like kanye oh yeah we had that whole talk earlier about kanye
00:05:39.000 that was today that was today earlier in this unusable episode that's only going on patreon
00:05:43.800 guys kanye ties his shoes like this what was that he wears a ski mask
00:05:49.400 Should I wear a ski mask?
00:05:55.700 Yeah
00:05:56.060 That way people wouldn't have to look at me
00:05:58.100 We gotta restart this episode
00:05:59.220 I'm an eyesore, absolutely
00:06:00.280 What are you gonna tell me, he's here? 0.99
00:06:02.700 How many times are you gonna fucking tell me that, Jorge? 1.00
00:06:04.520 Are you insane? 1.00
00:06:05.780 Is he invisible? 1.00
00:06:08.160 There's no chance
00:06:09.140 Nah, no way
00:06:10.760 No, I don't believe you
00:06:11.960 I think your definition of six inches is incorrect
00:06:15.780 There's no way that he's here in the building
00:06:17.780 We gotta restart this episode
00:06:20.700 100%
00:06:21.720 Also your pay should be docked
00:06:24.000 For the amount of times you told us he was here
00:06:25.660 What do you mean he got him bro
00:06:26.800 Where's our producer Dylan actually though
00:06:28.620 Did he get him
00:06:30.740 Yeah he did
00:06:32.000 Where is he
00:06:33.120 Do you know what I'm saying
00:06:34.660 Like at what point did he get him
00:06:36.860 Are you sure you got him
00:06:38.300 Did he think we were at the Puerto Rico studio
00:06:41.300 You like
00:06:42.320 Jorge
00:06:43.420 Really
00:06:47.020 but now we got time we're good bro he's out right on time all right we have we got we
00:06:52.560 should restart starting now we gotta restart this episode dude i'm telling you man
00:06:59.860 what he's probably doing work that he's earning actual money from unlike what he's
00:07:08.440 like unlike what we're doing it's probably working he's definitely making more than us 100
00:07:13.760 100%.
00:07:14.240 He was telling the truth 0.99
00:07:16.460 the whole fucking time. 1.00
00:07:17.160 Wow. 0.99
00:07:17.660 Unreal.
00:07:23.000 Good to meet you.
00:07:27.220 Oh, my gosh.
00:07:28.820 That's crazy.
00:07:29.920 That's crazy. 1.00
00:07:31.460 Dude, his whole shit 1.00
00:07:32.460 is called coordinated 1.00
00:07:33.540 in Verde.
00:07:34.960 Straight down to the toe.
00:07:36.340 You do those, man.
00:07:37.260 I do.
00:07:37.780 I know some words. 1.00
00:07:39.040 How the fuck are you, bro? 0.99
00:07:40.220 It was good. 1.00
00:07:41.280 I'm good.
00:07:42.060 I'm good.
00:07:42.340 How y'all doing?
00:07:43.540 what's up brother man how's your day going happy to be here happy happy working thank you man yeah
00:07:48.700 so that's what they said that's what they said you say you're over there choosing selects for
00:07:52.520 some photos posting on instagram yeah literally yeah yeah i was just announcing i uh for the
00:07:57.980 first time in my career i'm about to be in a movie and you know i can't say which movie or
00:08:04.600 you know and but and not even talk about it like that till it comes out but yeah but i just posted
00:08:11.780 it all this time because i was with i was shooting just a video with dave batista yeah he's my he's
00:08:18.160 my dream guest for the show he's super legend yeah nah you're gonna do it for sure you probably
00:08:22.680 yeah you're gonna make it happen you said that about cena until two weeks ago well we got it
00:08:27.140 we got seen so you then you changed your next dream guest i'm cheating on my dream guest a
00:08:30.960 little bit when you post on instagram do you do like check to make sure the post like went in
00:08:36.900 right and it's not just black boxes like or like there's some weird you know what i'm saying like
00:08:41.000 Does it give you any anxiety
00:08:42.500 knowing that you don't know
00:08:43.540 what's going on right now?
00:08:44.460 No, I really don't know.
00:08:45.580 Right.
00:08:45.900 I don't know if I did that to you.
00:08:48.380 See?
00:08:49.540 I just thought about it.
00:08:51.160 See?
00:08:52.000 Well, you're giving him anxiety
00:08:53.120 because your anxiety
00:08:54.540 that you have about the black boxes
00:08:55.940 is transferred to our guests.
00:08:57.160 It's just something to think about.
00:08:58.540 He was concerned that you'd post it
00:09:00.280 and something would go wrong
00:09:01.420 with the post.
00:09:01.960 He's the kind of guy who posts
00:09:03.100 and will sit there for an hour
00:09:03.980 and make it true.
00:09:04.640 That part's not true.
00:09:05.300 The app has problems.
00:09:06.320 God willing, it came out perfect.
00:09:07.900 I would just share it
00:09:08.760 with the world that I'm about to be.
00:09:10.240 I'm about to start my acting career
00:09:12.340 In a película 0.54
00:09:13.660 Are you Spanish? 0.98
00:09:17.640 I know I got a Cuban girlfriend
00:09:18.940 I know a little thing or two
00:09:21.480 I have an intro for you
00:09:22.740 I'll go ahead and do it now
00:09:25.240 He's one of the most popular artists
00:09:31.420 In the world
00:09:32.220 Billions of streams and global smashes
00:09:35.160 He's often cited as one of the
00:09:37.240 Godfathers
00:09:38.600 my producer wrote this who's not even here
00:09:41.120 he's not even here and by the way
00:09:42.780 Jorge was the one who
00:09:44.820 convinced you to do this not even my 1.00
00:09:46.780 producer Dylan where the fuck are you 0.99
00:09:49.300 that's legend that you got Puerto Ricans with you 1.00
00:09:51.500 no he's a gangster bro
00:09:53.220 he's very good at his job he's one of the founding fathers
00:09:55.180 of Latin Trap ladies and gentlemen it's Anuel
00:09:57.040 absolute legend
00:10:02.520 so happy you're in the building today bro
00:10:04.720 mad popular great story
00:10:06.600 real until death
00:10:08.740 they say you're one of the most real ones
00:10:11.500 out there bro
00:10:12.280 I'm just mean
00:10:14.300 you gotta be real but I'm not
00:10:17.560 I'm just mean
00:10:18.460 it looks like it's working out
00:10:20.160 yeah nah it is working out but I'm human just like everyone else
00:10:23.460 so you're making mistakes
00:10:25.120 you're messing up people
00:10:26.180 yeah it's ups and downs
00:10:28.580 that's what it's all about
00:10:29.780 did you make any mistakes today
00:10:31.280 nah not today
00:10:32.780 or maybe not double checking the polls
00:10:37.640 like right now
00:10:39.760 somebody's seen
00:10:40.360 it's just all black boxes
00:10:42.860 I'm telling you
00:10:44.080 no but when he mentioned he's like oh he's over there
00:10:47.500 choosing selects and trying to post before he comes
00:10:49.600 on the show fan I get it I'm a content
00:10:51.780 creator we do that all the time
00:10:53.620 not a lot of people understand that
00:10:55.560 it has to do nowadays not a lot of
00:10:57.560 artists get that though for real
00:10:59.360 artists at least
00:11:01.060 how do you say that
00:11:02.340 athletes 0.99
00:11:02.840 certain shit 1.00
00:11:04.520 I don't know how to say it right 1.00
00:11:06.940 because my first language is Spanish
00:11:09.200 but yeah
00:11:09.720 that's something that not
00:11:12.940 back then it didn't matter
00:11:14.800 because you didn't have social media
00:11:16.440 but nowadays it's really in order for you to get
00:11:19.120 that money and keep growing
00:11:20.300 it depends what you
00:11:21.780 it depends what you want in life you feel me
00:11:24.820 but yeah
00:11:26.860 in order to create
00:11:28.040 in order to grow your business
00:11:29.940 doesn't matter which business you're at right now for real social media nowadays walks with
00:11:36.440 walks hand in hand you have to be able to use us it's a necessary tool it doesn't matter if you
00:11:41.660 an actor athlete uh artist a singer a rapper like it really doesn't matter it walks hand in hand
00:11:49.020 do you think there's any jobs like or careers left in the world that like you don't that's why
00:11:53.860 you see logan everywhere yeah he's good but not on youtube besides this but uh do you think
00:11:59.840 there's any jobs that you don't need social media for like for example if you were a you know you
00:12:06.560 dug grave sites you know what i'm saying like do you know what i'm saying like if you dug
00:12:12.920 graves right like would you just be posting like yo just dug a fresh one six feet on the dot 0.57
00:12:18.240 you know what i'm saying like now you gotta go to prison 1.00
00:12:21.160 and it's so funny you say that at logan's lap because nowadays you even get dumb dumb ass people 0.99
00:12:28.420 doing that now they're not that at that level but people be snitching on them oh yeah 0.99
00:12:33.460 facts facts facts if social media was around like back then gangsta niggas they didn't want to be on 0.97
00:12:40.400 those pictures nowadays they want to be all over the place yeah you feel me yeah it's a flex they 0.99
00:12:45.920 They even posed the guns on the social media.
00:12:47.900 No, yeah, like, Jay-Z said it.
00:12:49.680 Back then, I was like, like,
00:12:50.440 I'm not like you putting yourself in prison.
00:12:52.620 Jay-Z said it.
00:12:53.240 You're on the gram holding money to your ear, right?
00:12:55.720 Like, people, everybody acts like
00:12:57.160 they got all the money in the world, 0.99
00:12:58.920 like, all that shit on social media. 1.00
00:13:00.940 It's crazy. 0.99
00:13:01.820 Yeah, the most that have it don't even,
00:13:03.800 the most that have the money don't even show it on social media.
00:13:06.000 It's 100%.
00:13:06.740 That's a fact.
00:13:07.900 Illuminati, right?
00:13:08.700 That's a big fact.
00:13:09.000 Yeah, yeah.
00:13:10.060 Are you...
00:13:10.720 What?
00:13:11.180 Illuminati.
00:13:11.700 What do you know about the Illuminati?
00:13:13.160 What do you know about the Illuminati?
00:13:14.360 The senior.
00:13:14.840 Yes, see, he knows, he knows who to ask, bro.
00:13:19.680 Smart.
00:13:20.180 That's the question.
00:13:21.080 Sorry, bro, sorry.
00:13:22.060 Let me tell you, there's some people in the comment section
00:13:24.460 who will tell you that I know a lot about the Illuminati.
00:13:26.900 What do you think?
00:13:27.940 Nowadays, nowadays people, everybody be hating.
00:13:31.460 Nowadays, if you successful, the first thing they say is that you're Illuminati.
00:13:36.680 Nah, I'm still waiting for my invite, bro.
00:13:39.020 That's a big fact, bro.
00:13:39.820 No, I've never gotten approached.
00:13:42.780 I'm serious, bro.
00:13:43.840 They told me that when I reached a certain level, you know, the men in black suits would come and invite me to their group.
00:13:48.760 Yeah, but that's what that's what everybody say out there.
00:13:51.600 People that don't even know that they'd be listening to what this person says or this one or this one or this one.
00:13:57.780 You've been approached.
00:13:58.660 You know, you've been approached.
00:14:00.080 No, I don't know anybody.
00:14:02.160 See, that sounds way more suspicious than that. 1.00
00:14:05.340 I just do my shit. 1.00
00:14:07.440 Yeah. 1.00
00:14:08.280 You know, David, you know, who's in it?
00:14:10.460 A hundred percent Aiden Ross.
00:14:11.680 hundred percent bro that dude that dude is 100 bro you've been doing a lot of streams that's 0.97
00:14:19.640 my homie bro yeah that's my that's my boy everybody on their own shit everybody doing 0.99
00:14:24.380 what they do i'll be minding my own business you know yeah kind of a lot of hustlers out there 0.99
00:14:30.200 i just be working did you like do you like going on streams huh you like going on streams i could 0.97
00:14:36.180 do it yeah i fuck with this i respect what logan does a lot and i understand that a lot of people 0.93
00:14:41.080 doesn't so thanks man well you've uh you've been saying it you know you just you just do your own 0.98
00:14:46.680 and uh you've done it to the the top degree and i think you're one of those unique cases where by
00:14:52.380 just being you and continuing to do what you love and and believing in yourself it worked
00:14:59.040 it worked man your story your story is crazy man started recording music well the big breakout
00:15:05.300 album you recorded while you were in jail yeah that was crazy through a phone yeah through a
00:15:11.300 phone yeah that's crazy i've had i don't even talk about i've talked about it and i don't even
00:15:16.880 go into much details because when i've had at least two two three approaches for a movie about
00:15:25.020 my life but i don't think it's not the time yet you know there's a lot of the it's still a long
00:15:31.920 wrote the story's not over yeah 100 we haven't gotten an ending yeah there's still a lot of big
00:15:37.640 goals still that i i got in my my heart so it's not yet ready but yeah it would be
00:15:44.640 yeah i don't want to do it not yet because because yeah it's just not the time who plays you in a
00:15:51.580 movie about you i'm still yeah i gotta sit down and think yeah who would you want to look at a
00:15:59.140 big list, too. Who's your favorite?
00:16:01.000 Who's, like, your go-to? Favorite actors?
00:16:03.740 Denzel Washington would be
00:16:05.140 one of them. That might not work.
00:16:06.820 Denzel Washington. Might not work.
00:16:08.480 Not, but he could be my father, though.
00:16:11.460 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, yeah?
00:16:13.660 That would be sick.
00:16:15.700 Then that would be perfect.
00:16:16.960 You see the equalizer? I'd be joking
00:16:19.020 my dad telling him, you shave ball, 1.00
00:16:21.120 you Denzel.
00:16:23.640 That's awesome, man.
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00:19:12.380 Lisa?
00:19:13.580 We should tell them about our new show.
00:19:15.860 Oh my God, Lexi.
00:19:17.120 We have a new podcast.
00:19:18.560 It's called Don't Lie to Me.
00:19:19.720 I'm Lexi Iwanu.
00:19:21.320 We're two best friends, 22 years apart, but so close at heart.
00:19:25.620 And I'm Lisi DiGiulio, the old one,
00:19:27.940 which means we have wildly different references,
00:19:30.220 occasionally different opinions.
00:19:31.540 And at this point in my 50s, I've lived it all.
00:19:34.680 I'm not going to get anywhere fighting.
00:19:37.160 That is wild.
00:19:38.560 I learned that about you today.
00:19:40.020 now in my 30s being the founder of new shoes good taste is my business and i've always got
00:19:47.440 something to say if men were just honest about this there would be so much more peace in the
00:19:52.120 world we're gonna talk about dating relationships beauty getting older and a little wiser we're
00:19:57.860 best friends but we don't always agree because you told us how accommodating you are obviously
00:20:02.960 i would do what i think i could do to to fight the fight but there's only so much fight i can fight
00:20:07.800 Don't lie to me.
00:20:08.820 Don't lie to me.
00:20:10.040 Don't lie to me.
00:20:11.380 Don't lie to me.
00:20:12.620 Don't lie to me.
00:20:13.640 Don't lie to me. 1.00
00:20:14.460 Liar. 0.94
00:20:15.240 Listen on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. 0.98
00:20:20.120 I don't really care.
00:20:22.220 Hi, this is Kylie Brakeman.
00:20:24.120 Angela Geritana.
00:20:25.060 Jeremy Culhane.
00:20:25.740 Patrick McDonald.
00:20:26.660 And we're the hosts of the Artists on Artists on Artists on Artists podcast.
00:20:30.200 The Improvised Character Comedy Podcast, where each week a new panel of artists discuss their craft.
00:20:36.060 Join us for a panel of wellness influencers.
00:20:39.160 What I try to do is faux journal.
00:20:42.300 I don't know.
00:20:42.680 Have you guys heard of faux journaling?
00:20:43.980 Yeah, it's reading.
00:20:44.860 It's called reading.
00:20:45.520 So we don't like to use that word anymore.
00:20:48.480 Okay.
00:20:48.760 A panel of New Yorker cartoonists.
00:20:50.700 Have you guys done Terry Gross's Peloton class?
00:20:53.560 No!
00:20:54.320 I've been dying too.
00:20:56.420 I'm so sorry.
00:20:57.220 I'm seeing a reading of Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes by Audra McDonald at the Wonderland
00:21:03.040 bookstore on 14th.
00:21:04.100 That's crazy.
00:21:04.640 I went to the Wonderland bookstore.
00:21:05.720 yesterday and i heard norah jones do a reading of zero dark 30 no way we'll have to come to the
00:21:10.980 last bookstore though kim cattrall is reading the guitar tabs of yesterday a panel of eurovision
00:21:18.300 participants and we do a little halloween sometimes does the pope dress up he he winks
00:21:23.920 on halloween it's right up next to the microphone i hear you can almost hear the eyelashes hit each
00:21:29.500 other you never seen italy so quiet as when the pope gets up to wink on halloween listen
00:21:35.520 to Artists on Artists on Artists on Artists
00:21:37.460 on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts,
00:21:40.040 or wherever you get your podcasts.
00:21:41.940 Back to the show.
00:21:43.060 My dad Puerto Rican and my mama,
00:21:45.080 my mom, she from Milwaukee. 1.00
00:21:47.420 That's polar opposites. 1.00
00:21:48.800 That's a wild combo.
00:21:50.780 How did someone like that meet?
00:21:52.920 My dad used to, he used to play the bass.
00:21:55.740 That's how you say it in English?
00:21:57.080 The bass?
00:21:57.600 Oh, bass guitar.
00:21:58.840 Yeah, the bass guitar for Hector Lavoe.
00:22:01.940 Like, back then, like in the 90s, 90s,
00:22:05.020 97 or the 80s and and yeah and the tours while they was flying with La Fania La Fania was like a big
00:22:15.420 all the biggest salsa stars back then around the world they they they came together and did a big
00:22:21.260 ass tour all the other big artists the big big artists so it was Hector Lavoe Celia Cruz
00:22:29.180 like a lot of the big big legends like it's like now they imagine right now in the U.S.
00:22:34.460 so you understand it imagine if telafania was like in the u.s if you get a tour wayne drake
00:22:40.700 nikki all young money together you feel me that type of when you got a few legends together yeah
00:22:45.820 yeah and like that flying yeah he was from puerto rico santusa for puerto rico my dad and sick and
00:22:52.780 flying from yeah he just started to follow his dreams he started with the bass and flying touring
00:22:57.900 he was just touring with and he ended up meeting my mom like that yeah so it's like an all it was 0.87
00:23:03.660 was like an all-star tour basically yeah like all the best you know they used to have shit like that
00:23:07.940 back in the day in hip-hop and it doesn't happen anymore there used to be a tour super important
00:23:12.120 there used to be a tour called i'm nobody to talk about talk about it about the hip-hop and
00:23:17.400 telling what they got to do because i'm spanish i sing in spanish but for real that's super
00:23:22.640 important that's something they like that's something they should have really in their
00:23:27.620 minds they used to do a tour called rock the mic they should they should have that in mind
00:23:32.220 like of working together a lot of them in songs and like songs tours and because in order of a
00:23:39.060 hip-hop keep growing you feel me they they have to do that right now especially with the spanish
00:23:43.700 music growing up so much you feel me it's growing so much now you look at the bro back then you used
00:23:49.140 to look at any chart global chart it was impossible to see a spanish artist or a spanish song
00:23:55.320 charting top 10 top 20 top 50 in the global when we used to go against any english artist music
00:24:04.440 you feel me and now you see the global chart is like it's really balanced now so your opinion
00:24:09.680 what changed because you're right because right now the spanish music blew up and now we like
00:24:15.320 is it taking over literally but it's a shift in culture i mean nah i mean it reached the same
00:24:20.860 level and sometimes depending depending which artist it even reached more levels than hip-hop
00:24:26.720 you feel me yeah it's like it's the same thing that happened with hip-hop now it's happening
00:24:30.620 with y'all took it from hip-hop actually hip-hop hip-hop is what had to decline for latin music
00:24:35.700 to get as big hip-hop hasn't had a not didn't just have to decline now because hip-hop's not there
00:24:40.920 but it is but there's no there hasn't been a number one that's it's exactly it's just that
00:24:45.560 is that now there's another big how do you say that in english general general generation
00:24:50.600 I like the music
00:24:51.780 Generosity
00:24:52.180 Type of music
00:24:53.100 General
00:24:54.020 Oh genre
00:24:55.760 Genre
00:24:56.320 Yeah 0.99
00:24:56.740 Shit I don't know 1.00
00:24:58.220 How to say it in English 0.99
00:24:58.760 Yeah so
00:24:59.360 Yeah
00:25:00.080 There's a new big genre
00:25:01.540 A lot of big Spanish artists
00:25:03.280 You feel me
00:25:03.820 So now it's not just them
00:25:05.500 So now
00:25:06.580 It divides
00:25:07.880 The charts
00:25:08.480 Everything
00:25:08.880 The attention
00:25:09.500 The social media
00:25:10.460 I mean
00:25:10.860 The music's great
00:25:12.240 The brands
00:25:13.200 Yeah
00:25:13.520 The product's great
00:25:14.460 The music's great
00:25:15.220 But I mean
00:25:15.640 If they become
00:25:16.220 If they come more together
00:25:17.340 Like you don't see those
00:25:18.760 You remember I'm on one
00:25:20.440 DJ Khaled with the Wayne Ross Drake you remember the future Drake at the Wayne you remember when 1.00
00:25:31.200 at the Kanye and Jay did the album you feel me you remember if the niggas in Paris type 0.98
00:25:36.440 watch the throne shit yeah watch the throne after you remember like bro if you think about it what 0.95
00:25:43.380 makes the genres keep growing and growing more and more expanding is that type of all I do is 0.98
00:25:50.160 when collaborative how many people were in that song yeah you guys do you guys that's one of like
00:25:54.900 if you like for real spanish people a lot of them they don't care about learning english right
00:26:01.240 it's like every world is a different mind you feel me so a lot of spanish people for real they
00:26:06.660 don't care like i do care but there's a lot of people that don't care right so and there's a 0.98
00:26:12.340 lot of music that even those those people that don't care no they don't understand shit in 0.97
00:26:17.960 english they know all i do is win win win no matter they know every day i'm hustling every 0.97
00:26:24.640 day you feel me because back then that for real hip-hop it was more united so you used to music
00:26:32.920 reaches further when you have five stars in a song rather than one you feel me everybody has
00:26:40.140 their own careers and yeah you got to get it on your own but at the same time those collaborations
00:26:46.780 like that's what makes
00:26:48.600 music keep growing
00:26:49.620 for real
00:26:50.100 I think part of it
00:26:51.300 might be an ego thing though
00:26:52.300 you can't keep getting
00:26:52.740 nah that's
00:26:53.700 it's ego
00:26:54.420 yeah it's different
00:26:55.580 you gotta deal with
00:26:56.340 different egos
00:26:57.080 different prides
00:26:58.500 you feel me
00:26:59.780 yeah of course it's hard
00:27:00.540 different men
00:27:01.540 with a lot of pride
00:27:03.020 in their hearts
00:27:03.700 you feel me
00:27:04.760 a lot of people
00:27:05.640 that can start feeling
00:27:07.440 how do you say
00:27:08.400 acomplejao in English
00:27:09.520 you don't know how to
00:27:10.260 nobody here knows
00:27:12.120 Jorge would know
00:27:12.880 Jorge help
00:27:13.780 we need translation
00:27:14.380 como tu dices acomplejao
00:27:15.780 in English
00:27:16.380 people start feeling
00:27:22.740 bro in the music business
00:27:24.180 people feel some type of way out of 1.00
00:27:26.000 dumb shit out of nothing 0.99
00:27:27.260 it's really hard to have 1.00
00:27:29.700 everybody on the same mindset
00:27:31.600 are you on the same mindset as everybody
00:27:33.620 do you have any disagreements
00:27:35.840 or beefs or anything like that
00:27:38.000 yeah of course but I play chess
00:27:40.060 though
00:27:40.420 depending on the situation
00:27:44.360 even if I'm
00:27:45.600 disagreements if i'm like i play chess in life for real like you know sometimes you gotta know 0.97
00:27:52.980 when to go say fucking and just go run over everybody yeah and sometimes you gotta know 0.97
00:27:58.620 where to put a brace yeah i was playing dumb i know i know about i know about what you got going 0.99
00:28:03.680 on but i try not to push too hard if it's on you don't want to talk about it now i'm just telling
00:28:08.800 you that's how like that's how i'm moving the business and everything chess have to you have
00:28:14.120 to everyone else playing checkers yeah exactly and if you're a master that's why you that's why
00:28:19.700 you do you have all the success you have and you i'll tell you why i'll tell you why here's
00:28:24.720 the secret i'm playing even if you don't think even if you don't think about it you're playing
00:28:29.600 fortnight even if you don't think about it like that for real you don't think about it like that
00:28:33.820 it's because you taking the right steps remember you can't take a step even though a lot of us
00:28:38.440 and a lot of people live day to day a lot of people live day to day they don't plan on the
00:28:43.760 future for real a lot of people but and even like that sometimes people just bless even though they
00:28:49.560 don't think about the future they taking the right steps and they don't fuck up but for real you got
00:28:53.660 to play chess in life once you reach certain level remember it's not getting there you got to
00:28:57.520 maintain and in 15 years they say logo paul he's still up here you feel me uh god bless you know
00:29:03.400 we'll see we'll see i find uh but that's that's the way though play chess and don't burn your
00:29:10.400 bridges without knowing and willingly wanting that bridge to burn if you don't want yeah that's
00:29:19.300 true that's true uh the wise the wisest people on the planet will think far in the future and i find
00:29:27.020 that the older i get the further i'm able to see or or or plan for like something something i like
00:29:33.340 to live by is that uh the present version of myself constantly has to look out for the future
00:29:39.580 version of myself right because like me right now is not the same logan as me don't take care of
00:29:43.860 yourself who's gonna do it i have to bro like that that guy in the future logan five years from now
00:29:48.680 is relying on me he like he wants him he wants a good life so i'm gonna set him up i'm gonna set
00:29:54.320 my family up like i'm gonna work my ass off to make sure make sure they got it but you're right
00:29:58.860 a lot of people i think have that like you know what what do i gotta do to survive the day mentality
00:30:03.780 and there's nothing wrong with that to be able to plan i used to be like that yeah i mean we all
00:30:08.180 i started making it like that for real for real i started even making it like that i mean when i
00:30:13.200 made it for the like i made it it was it was on a day i used yeah you can say i think in the future
00:30:21.020 nah nah yeah i used to think in the future and move but at the same time it was like a day it's
00:30:26.700 not like now when you think when you think in the future bro trust me you move real organized for
00:30:32.340 real have to like each step you move each step you make 500 people take the step with you at
00:30:37.900 the same time when you move organized well brother imagine you're building a skyscraper
00:30:41.720 right that skyscraper needs a good ass foundation like that's what i learned like you can make it
00:30:46.780 even on the daily on the day-to-day mindset you can make it yeah but in order to maintain i think
00:30:54.640 and just stay at the top and keep growing growing growing you gotta yeah you gotta 1.00
00:31:00.380 Well, shit compounds. 1.00
00:31:01.180 You got to apply it. 1.00
00:31:01.900 It compounds.
00:31:02.660 You feel me?
00:31:03.600 To make it, you can live day to day.
00:31:05.360 But once you're up there, you got to start.
00:31:07.060 Okay, you got to start setting up big plans.
00:31:09.420 I mean, 14 months ahead plans.
00:31:11.560 You feel me?
00:31:12.280 While everybody living on that day to day,
00:31:14.640 they can peen against someone that's already got 14 months planned.
00:31:18.820 You feel me?
00:31:19.800 There's a lot of sacrifice.
00:31:21.140 And you're going to be away from your family a lot.
00:31:24.300 You're going to be away from your loved ones a lot.
00:31:26.280 and some of them
00:31:27.820 unless some of them
00:31:29.420 you know
00:31:30.060 walk that extra mile
00:31:31.260 even if they
00:31:32.460 have to
00:31:33.100 or don't have to
00:31:33.860 but you feel me
00:31:34.600 but yeah
00:31:35.480 it takes a lot of time
00:31:36.540 away from you
00:31:37.400 how far in the future
00:31:38.700 do you think you're living
00:31:39.440 right now
00:31:39.880 how many months ahead
00:31:41.800 and what does it look like
00:31:43.440 how's the weather
00:31:44.640 that's great
00:31:47.280 nah nah nah
00:31:50.540 for real for real
00:31:51.440 wow
00:31:52.840 I don't even know
00:31:53.740 how to answer that question 0.99
00:31:54.840 without sounding dumb 0.99
00:31:56.000 Or crazy 0.98
00:31:56.840 But
00:31:57.300 I would say music wise
00:32:02.480 Yeah I'd be working
00:32:03.500 Between
00:32:04.860 Six and seven months ahead
00:32:08.560 Sharp
00:32:08.900 That's an honest answer
00:32:10.660 For real
00:32:11.120 That's an honest answer
00:32:12.020 Cause I'm telling you
00:32:13.200 Yeah
00:32:14.200 Well no
00:32:14.840 Bro I expect you to be like
00:32:16.260 Five years ahead 1.00
00:32:17.660 No you fucking not 0.99
00:32:18.620 You don't know what's gonna happen 1.00
00:32:19.680 In five years
00:32:20.160 You didn't hear what I said 1.00
00:32:20.880 I said damn 0.98
00:32:21.660 How did I answer that 0.98
00:32:22.620 Without something
00:32:23.740 Without something
00:32:25.080 No that was a good answer
00:32:25.860 6-7 months is fantastic
00:32:27.880 Cause for creative bro 0.98
00:32:29.860 You gotta put shit out that someone 0.97
00:32:31.860 Eventually is gonna want 0.98
00:32:32.880 Cause how are you gonna pay for your house
00:32:36.160 Imagine you go 10 years
00:32:38.100 And you gotta wait 10 years
00:32:40.140 For somebody to buy the album
00:32:41.280 So you can pay for your mortgage
00:32:42.640 Well I mean Elon Musk
00:32:43.780 He's the plan to go to Mars 0.99
00:32:45.640 He's fucking Elon Musk 0.98
00:32:47.260 Tech is different than creative 0.99
00:32:48.760 The only person that does that is Kanye
00:32:50.380 He's one of the best we got
00:32:53.060 He's one of the best we got
00:32:54.680 But how did you make a future-facing album from a prison scene?
00:32:57.920 Yeah, that's crazy. 1.00
00:32:58.880 I want to talk about that shit, bro. 1.00
00:33:00.800 You were there for a firearm, right? 1.00
00:33:02.520 Yeah.
00:33:03.000 Was that your first arrest?
00:33:04.240 Yeah.
00:33:04.840 First arrest and you got 30 months?
00:33:06.920 Yeah.
00:33:07.160 And you served, what, all?
00:33:08.780 You served 16?
00:33:09.760 15, 16 months?
00:33:10.700 I did 28.
00:33:13.400 Oh, yeah.
00:33:13.820 Oh, you did almost the whole thing. 0.98
00:33:14.960 Yeah, because at a good time, I fucked it up. 0.91
00:33:17.760 Yeah, they grabbed me with a phone. 0.96
00:33:19.660 Oh, so you got an extended.
00:33:22.360 Yeah.
00:33:22.760 Yeah, yeah.
00:33:23.340 When you get caught with a phone or with a fight or with knives or anything,
00:33:28.440 you get sent to the box.
00:33:30.160 And that, plus you win the box, plus that, it fucks up your good time.
00:33:35.800 Because good time is, that's like, if you don't get into any problems,
00:33:39.940 let's say you do, in the affairs, what you do, a 72%, 80% out of it.
00:33:44.460 For non-violence, it should be 50%.
00:33:45.520 80%, you feel me?
00:33:48.180 That's the affairs, though.
00:33:49.460 Okay.
00:33:50.100 And in the state, it depends what the judge says.
00:33:52.400 You feel me?
00:33:52.980 I see.
00:33:53.340 But certain people do the whole bit, and certain people do, depending what they, you feel me?
00:34:00.100 Well, yours was state time.
00:34:01.040 Like in the state of Puerto Rico, state cases, if they just gives you, it's per month.
00:34:08.960 They don't be like, two years, nah.
00:34:11.080 They say 24 months, you feel me?
00:34:13.420 So, let's say they say, in Puerto Rico, they say such and such months at the consecutive months.
00:34:20.300 24.
00:34:21.060 Or natural months.
00:34:22.140 natural you finna do it like if if you down for a murder yeah nah this is a big yeah this is a big
00:34:28.620 fact so you understand it easier if someone's in prison for murder right and they facing 25 years
00:34:35.460 and uh and the judge sentenced them 25 natural years he gotta do 25 years there's no way there's
00:34:44.860 no law coming down in those 25 years that's gonna help him come home sooner but if they give him
00:34:50.960 25 consecutive years it sounds consecutive but it's half of the years like not necessarily but
00:34:58.820 if he has a good and if he goes all those let's say if it's 25 let's say he he goes 16 years with
00:35:06.340 a good behavior he could go he could leave he could go home under under word that's how it's
00:35:12.460 called he's that's like parole yeah yeah parole in spanish he could go on the did you get your
00:35:19.640 felonies i got my felonies pardoned you can go to canada now i can not how long how long ago did
00:35:26.680 you get out i got out already like what year we 2024 2024 depends on what you're living in
00:35:35.280 was it six didn't you get out in 2018 oh you'll be you'll get close i think it should be said
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00:37:11.720 tell them about our new show. Oh my God, Lexi, we have a new podcast. It's called Don't Lie to Me.
00:37:17.540 I'm Lexi Iwanu. We're two best friends, 22 years apart, but so close at heart. And I'm Lisi Di
00:37:24.100 Giulio, the old one, which means we have wildly different references, occasionally different
00:37:28.640 opinions. And at this point in my 50s, I've lived it all. I'm not going to get anywhere
00:37:33.880 fighting. That is wild. I learned that about you today. Now in my 30s, being the founder of
00:37:41.340 new shoes good taste is my business and i've always got something to say if men were just
00:37:47.300 honest about this there would be so much more peace in the world we're gonna talk about dating
00:37:51.660 relationships beauty getting older and a little wiser we're best friends but we don't always agree
00:37:57.380 because you told us how accommodating you are obviously i would do what i think i could do to
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00:38:40.420 Have you guys heard of faux journaling?
00:38:41.780 Yeah, it's reading.
00:38:42.680 It's called reading.
00:38:43.320 So we don't like to use that word anymore.
00:38:46.220 Okay.
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00:38:51.400 No!
00:38:52.140 I've been dying to.
00:38:54.220 I'm so sorry.
00:38:55.040 I'm seeing a reading of Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes by Audra McDonald at the Wonderland
00:39:00.860 bookstore on 14th.
00:39:01.940 That's crazy.
00:39:02.360 I went to the Wonderland bookstore yesterday and I heard Nora Jones do a reading of Zero
00:39:06.280 Dark Thirty.
00:39:07.000 No way.
00:39:08.100 You have to come to the last bookstore, though.
00:39:09.880 Kim Cattrall is reading the guitar tabs of yesterday.
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00:39:19.260 Does the Pope dress up?
00:39:20.580 He winks on Halloween.
00:39:22.860 He gets right up next to the microphone.
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00:39:39.400 it's like seven eight years should be like seven eight years you should be able to apply back then
00:39:43.700 it was more years right they lowered it a little bit yeah they lowered it because then you could
00:39:47.440 legally own a firearm and go to canada and go to canada and vote wait can you vote huh can you
00:39:54.080 vote like for yeah man no yeah no no i can't vote right you're disenfranchised yeah yeah
00:40:00.720 because yeah because i was in prison yeah so okay so wait talk talk about this recording process 1.00
00:40:07.220 because if they find out you have a phone you're fucked 0.97
00:40:09.200 right exactly so how are you 0.98
00:40:10.940 getting the recording done at night
00:40:12.880 I used to record
00:40:14.080 I used to work so much like when I went
00:40:17.360 to prison even while I was in prison
00:40:19.240 I used to drop a song each month
00:40:21.440 at the beginning I used to
00:40:23.360 drop like two
00:40:24.500 two sometimes three with a feature
00:40:27.480 you know or one or two
00:40:29.400 for being real I used to drop
00:40:31.300 one every month sometimes
00:40:33.280 it used to blow up so much that I
00:40:35.420 remember i'm in prison i gotta play chess so i used to be like oh nah that one's working wait
00:40:39.820 boom don't drop another one this month let that ride let it feel me because i don't know that's
00:40:44.320 the thing when you go to prison you doing time but you don't know how much time you're gonna do
00:40:48.240 till you get sentenced you feel me so i don't know how much time they're gonna give me you feel
00:40:52.220 and it's my first case but even though it's my first case they didn't give me no bond so i know
00:40:59.360 they're not gonna go soft with the first case type shit you feel me sometimes people that got got have
00:41:04.600 that good luck like when it's their first case the judge doesn't go that is you feel me and 0.93
00:41:09.560 fucking them up you feel me but it was promised to appear yeah it wasn't the case i even saw 0.93
00:41:13.900 people with my same with my same case leave before me and were they going were they white people 0.99
00:41:19.520 if they're going nah they were all put oh okay oh wait wait wait this was in puerto rica
00:41:25.640 i'm just calling out a tough law in the system 0.98
00:41:28.220 trust me i know all about me bro i should have been in jail 50 fucking times 0.95
00:41:35.540 you're you're okay i want to know about the recording yeah yeah was it a voice or was it 0.97
00:41:44.360 like through the phone you're calling someone and then rapping through the phone i dropped two
00:41:49.820 songs through the phone and all the other songs i used to damn this is not live right nah 0.99
00:41:57.820 fuck it let's just talk about it yeah we can figure it out later yeah at the bra but yeah 0.98
00:42:02.580 out there there was a lot of spanish co's you feel me and there were fans so yeah so 0.99
00:42:11.820 while i was in prison right i started through the phones because i used to have so many songs
00:42:18.820 at the beginning so i used to i used to play with time you feel me i used to drop one this month
00:42:24.120 next month next month next month all of a sudden one super blew up wait this month don't drop this
00:42:28.540 month boom don't drop don't drop boom you feel me because i'm on a time i'm on a time gap i gotta
00:42:34.440 play with i'm in a time gap so i gotta play i don't want to run out of music before coming home
00:42:38.740 you feel me because then i've seen a lot of big artists that they go to prison and if they don't
00:42:43.740 have music bro sooner or later that like the days go by bro they forget about you real quick
00:42:48.660 Bobby Shmurda?
00:42:50.000 They forget about you real quick 0.98
00:42:51.620 Bobby Shmurda had a big ass hit though 0.94
00:42:55.000 I fought with Bobby 0.93
00:42:57.520 I can't talk
00:42:58.800 No, no, no, I'm not saying nothing bad
00:42:59.980 He a man though
00:43:02.360 Him and
00:43:04.320 I don't know the other
00:43:05.920 His boy's name? Nah, in his case though
00:43:09.120 From his same case
00:43:10.240 Like his Cody?
00:43:12.180 His co-defendant
00:43:13.000 Yeah, one of them was like
00:43:15.900 Zach and Cody?
00:43:17.820 no like one of them told the lawyers or the one of them was supposed to go home quick
00:43:23.080 and and he was like on some he told the lawyer like like try to talk like i want to stay and
00:43:29.720 do the time with him that's crazy that's legends how long bobby did a while that's that's real 0.88
00:43:37.040 real real shit for real i gotta just respect that don't matter the music for sure yeah like 0.73
00:43:43.080 Like, they're going to give me five years and my boy 11 years. 0.98
00:43:46.020 And he told his lawyer, like, there's no type of way I could do time helping him.
00:43:50.360 Like, do more time and say, like, that's crazy.
00:43:53.320 That's crazy.
00:43:54.040 Why did you have a gun?
00:43:55.180 Huh?
00:43:55.460 Why did you have a gun?
00:43:57.640 Yeah, so I had a real good life.
00:44:00.480 You feel me?
00:44:01.540 Wait, wait, there's a lot of so many questions.
00:44:03.480 So, look, listen, I used to have all those songs, right?
00:44:07.060 Saving them, right?
00:44:08.620 But like that
00:44:10.540 I just blew up
00:44:11.380 Legend style
00:44:12.140 In prison
00:44:12.700 Dropping all those songs
00:44:13.860 Did any of the cellmates
00:44:15.160 Approach you for singing
00:44:17.440 All the time
00:44:18.880 Like do they just
00:44:19.780 Hear you like rapping 1.00
00:44:20.560 What the fuck is this guy doing 1.00
00:44:21.980 Of course 1.00
00:44:22.600 Ever since I
00:44:23.680 Came to prison 1.00
00:44:25.480 Bruh like 1.00
00:44:26.200 Like remember 0.99
00:44:27.240 Like
00:44:27.600 Bruh you don't know my story 0.99
00:44:29.180 Like that
00:44:29.640 Like that
00:44:30.120 I went
00:44:31.000 Bruh I went to prison
00:44:32.020 With 200k followers
00:44:33.400 And I came home
00:44:34.260 With 4 million followers
00:44:35.460 On what
00:44:36.940 So my career
00:44:37.540 On what platform
00:44:38.320 how do you say develop develop what platform on instagram on instagram okay oh so that was like
00:44:46.320 the best thing ever for you yeah wow wow since i used to even though like i had a great life
00:44:53.520 since i was born like my dad used to be touring with with all those music big music legend artists
00:44:59.680 and then little by little he started escalating and he ended up then he was a and r for sony
00:45:06.000 line sony sony music line sony music and after that he even reached to vice president of sony
00:45:13.440 and you feel me so in puerto rico he was the president but i'm the smallest out of my brothers
00:45:19.360 we four and i'm the smallest so all that drug yeah all that get receiving gifts at the all those cars
00:45:31.920 or houses or all those a lot of sneakers and like all that i didn't i didn't see none of that
00:45:39.440 when i was like eight years old my dad lost his job right so he started oh he lost it for real
00:45:46.320 he lost his job he he lost a lot of money after that he he invested money like not the right way
00:45:52.800 and like not even maybe the right way maybe god's plan bro he just lost he lost it all for real yeah
00:45:59.520 so one day i was in my house and i saw my mama crying i was so young i don't even remember what
00:46:04.960 age i was i was super kid and i was like i've lived it up like i was born in a nice family
00:46:11.520 real now even my mom and my dad were together they still together to this day you feel me
00:46:15.840 so i was in a in a real peaceful circle to grow up you feel me and once my dad lost his job little
00:46:23.760 Little by little, everything started changing in the house all around.
00:46:28.080 Necessity started to kick in.
00:46:30.660 We started to learn how, yeah, we started to need a lot.
00:46:35.780 He lost his job.
00:46:37.040 He lost the money, everything.
00:46:38.120 Thank God.
00:46:39.740 Thank God when he had the money, he bought a little-ass setup to have a studio in the house.
00:46:48.200 And with that little-ass setup, this is how I started to record all my songs by myself.
00:46:53.760 And he taught me to record myself.
00:46:57.080 He taught me to record myself, even like,
00:46:59.680 that's what he did when he lost all the money
00:47:01.580 and everything, but he had this little setup
00:47:03.720 and he taught me to record myself.
00:47:05.760 And he never used to push me with the music,
00:47:07.980 like, how you out of the city?
00:47:09.300 But he literally, like, he left it all right there for me,
00:47:12.640 for me to start the path.
00:47:14.700 But before all that, it sounds nice now,
00:47:17.040 but before that, we started to lose everything.
00:47:19.120 One day my mama was crying when I walked over there,
00:47:22.220 she was going on.
00:47:23.080 I don't remember what age I had, that's one of them.
00:47:25.460 When I walked over, it was the bank in my house.
00:47:27.200 We was losing the house.
00:47:28.460 It was gonna take the house too.
00:47:30.220 So now all of a sudden from being super good,
00:47:33.780 super good living in a private, how you call that?
00:47:40.840 Private community?
00:47:41.680 Like in a private community, all of a sudden now,
00:47:43.820 we probably moving to the projects.
00:47:45.860 Now me from being in a, and I used to have,
00:47:48.660 I used to play ball real good.
00:47:50.760 So I had scholarships everywhere, right?
00:47:54.720 Where all that started to happen.
00:47:56.380 It was my dad started like, he lost his job.
00:47:59.400 You feel me?
00:48:00.240 He was broke, all that, that changed a lot.
00:48:02.220 That changed a lot of everything in the house.
00:48:04.580 Even like, I didn't even, bro, I used to go to school.
00:48:07.860 I used to leave this, I didn't used to,
00:48:09.460 I used to cut school.
00:48:10.580 Like I never used to be in the school no more.
00:48:13.220 Like I used to like, when I saw my dad lose it all,
00:48:15.980 that really hit me when I was a kid, you feel me?
00:48:18.680 So that really made me change my life in a 360 way.
00:48:24.180 All my brothers, they used to be from the project.
00:48:26.180 So I used to be the,
00:48:27.420 I used to be like the kid that his dads would have money.
00:48:30.300 You feel me?
00:48:31.140 At the beginning that he had everything.
00:48:33.060 So I didn't, they used to, they know I wasn't like that.
00:48:37.440 I wasn't like a savage like them at the beginning
00:48:39.920 when I was super kid.
00:48:41.020 I was like, I was the good, like the good kid out of the,
00:48:44.140 like yeah, out of the squad.
00:48:47.000 so i don't know how once i start one feeling that my best friend and my brother's best friend he's
00:48:53.960 still living the projects right in front of my mama's house like literally like 40 seconds from
00:48:58.680 my mama's house so when i was like 10 11. you were that young yeah when i was like 10 11 12
00:49:09.000 i started to go with it every day every day with him every day every day every day and just hang
00:49:13.560 out every day every day every day trying to learn trying to get money trying to boom boom boom boom
00:49:18.600 and and bro yeah bro it all of a sudden yeah i started to learn everything bro i started to
00:49:25.240 live with different lives in the streets i started to work i started to you feel me i started thinking
00:49:30.600 i was gonna make money enough to help my family and moving forward but being real i'm not even
00:49:35.960 gonna create a movie here like not even in the streets i never was able to take off for real and
00:49:41.320 and make money and good money to help my family like it was so much in puerto rico and where we
00:49:46.760 was from we had so so many problems that it was more problems who's the customer who's the customer
00:49:52.940 base there you know what i'm saying like like here in the united states like when you sell
00:49:58.220 coke dope whatever like there's there's a base of customers that have jobs they work they got
00:50:03.940 family money whatever if the environment you're in is is like who are you selling who are you
00:50:08.240 selling to well there's a lot of people like that like wait i'm sorry did you say you sold drugs at
00:50:13.560 some point yeah that's what you started hustling right yeah no he didn't even say i just i didn't
00:50:17.440 say it like that but yeah yeah oh sorry by the way in another way what mike's got an interesting
00:50:24.680 relationship yeah yeah no no no no no no no i'll just tell you this but the reason the reason why
00:50:30.700 i'm telling you you could say all this is because there's a stat there's a statute of limitations on 0.72
00:50:36.720 a lot of this shit so some of this stuff like he if he was that young i wrote a full book about 0.93
00:50:40.880 hustling i wrote a whole book about selling drugs doing drugs everything i put's a bestseller like 0.99
00:50:44.460 hundreds of thousands of copies you can talk about it now like there's a statute of limitations on
00:50:48.560 so you could you could open up about what what i am telling my background what do you think i'm
00:50:54.140 saying right now that's what i'm just saying i don't want to get into it that much but yeah 0.67
00:50:58.060 i i used to have a drug i was a drug addict for fucking eight years i sold heroin i sold crack 0.88
00:51:03.220 I smoked crack 0.96
00:51:04.720 I did everything for you
00:51:05.500 I got clean
00:51:06.300 I got clean in 2000
00:51:08.500 June 2010
00:51:09.300 I've been clean for almost
00:51:10.000 14 years
00:51:10.620 thank you
00:51:11.500 he's crushing it bro
00:51:12.320 that's why he wants to know
00:51:13.260 what the customer base is
00:51:14.320 because he's thinking about
00:51:14.900 getting back into it
00:51:15.940 there's a lot
00:51:17.880 yeah so
00:51:18.460 Logan knows
00:51:19.000 because he keeps inviting me
00:51:20.200 to PR
00:51:20.700 you live in Puerto Rico too
00:51:21.780 yeah yeah
00:51:22.540 but not that neighborhood
00:51:23.460 there's a lot of money
00:51:24.500 and a lot of people
00:51:26.200 that have money
00:51:27.180 Puerto Rico's a really
00:51:28.040 beautiful island
00:51:28.800 and a lot of people
00:51:30.440 like to live
00:51:31.880 live in the beaches especially when you got money so a lot of people go and buy in dorado
00:51:36.860 palmas del mar at umacao there's different there's different spots for real in puerto
00:51:45.280 rico that puerto rico is beautiful for real and we receive we it's really big in tourism
00:51:51.380 you feel me are you familiar with the uh el gallo de dorado
00:51:55.840 that's your brother's new that right that's like his that's his new aliens right
00:52:07.480 in the last fight yeah that was cool yeah that was like
00:52:11.280 he knocked he knocked the dude out right in the first round right yeah yeah who you fighting next
00:52:17.220 me i retired i'm a wrestler now as you can see you know all right nah right talk talk to me about
00:52:23.480 you you you all in with the wrestling legend style yeah all in all in all there you know why
00:52:30.120 um i'm better at it than i am at boxing and jake's doing so well at boxing i've seen you too
00:52:36.520 at the you sparred ones on wrestling type though not standing up right at the uh at the costa
00:52:42.760 yeah yeah yeah i wrestled paulo costa yeah that that's that's um that's folk style wrestling so
00:52:46.860 that was like the wrestling that i grew up doing professional wrestling is is different because
00:52:51.600 it's it's it's the show and the big jumps and and uh on the big ass stage but uh yeah bro i'm gonna
00:52:58.940 let my brother be the boxer the old guy did it out but you're killing it though in the thanks bro
00:53:04.100 yeah you know you know i'm gonna be even real with you it have been for me in my life it have
00:53:09.960 been a few years that i wasn't even watching wrestling since you started to you you got into
00:53:15.240 the wrestling and bad bunny got into the wrestling now the rock's back into the right now for real
00:53:20.060 like wrestling's back up for real it's on an upswing it's alive for real for sure all over
00:53:24.320 the world everybody watching very lucky even myself even myself right now i'm i'll be on it
00:53:28.920 like i'll be trying to see what's going on what's happening for real sick so yeah it was really it
00:53:33.720 was really important for for wrestling for people like it's a good era dude yeah it's a good exactly
00:53:40.220 it's like it's really back and it's back to stay and i think it's just gonna keep getting bigger
00:53:45.960 and bigger because now it has a lot of
00:53:47.940 different cultures following, you feel
00:53:50.060 me? Following it, so that's why
00:53:51.900 I say it was so important that you got
00:53:53.840 into it, Bad Bunny got into it, like
00:53:55.780 it's a different culture. Well, similar to 0.88
00:53:57.820 music, dude, wrestling is a universal
00:53:59.840 language, like you don't have to speak
00:54:01.880 English to watch this crazy stuff.
00:54:03.900 I used to watch wrestling my whole life since
00:54:05.780 I was little, and after a certain age
00:54:07.920 I stopped watching it, and a lot
00:54:09.840 of wrestlers started, the roster
00:54:11.920 changed a lot too, but
00:54:13.780 now it's like
00:54:14.620 it's like literally back
00:54:15.980 everybody's there
00:54:17.020 even you got The Rock
00:54:18.280 you got everybody
00:54:19.200 oh we're going crazy
00:54:20.280 WWE's upward trend
00:54:22.560 they got you
00:54:23.180 you be in the social media
00:54:24.500 1000% on top
00:54:25.980 like there's a lot
00:54:26.660 I'll be doing what you do
00:54:27.780 before you came on this podcast 1.00
00:54:29.340 that bunny
00:54:29.840 like 0.95
00:54:30.320 we'll wrestle a match
00:54:32.560 immediately
00:54:33.500 me Kevin Jorge
00:54:34.440 backstage
00:54:35.060 cutting stuff up
00:54:36.140 sending it around
00:54:36.840 to the editors
00:54:37.460 getting it up immediately
00:54:38.320 like
00:54:38.780 I'm very hands on 1.00
00:54:40.320 with that shit 1.00
00:54:40.860 you understand 1.00
00:54:41.600 like
00:54:42.200 in that way
00:54:43.480 At least on social media
00:54:44.520 You can kind of like
00:54:45.240 Control your destiny
00:54:46.020 A little bit
00:54:46.660 Did your dad
00:54:48.880 Your dad sounds like 0.96
00:54:50.520 A gangster by the way 0.95
00:54:51.640 I was talking to
00:54:52.340 I was talking to you about it
00:54:53.680 Yeah when I
00:54:54.200 So when I
00:54:54.820 He lost his job
00:54:55.780 Short
00:54:56.740 At the story
00:54:58.000 Long story short
00:54:59.420 I ended up
00:55:00.360 Yeah I started to live
00:55:01.780 A different life
00:55:02.360 I started to hustle
00:55:03.140 I started to make money
00:55:04.560 And I never
00:55:05.560 You mean how I told you
00:55:06.500 I never even
00:55:07.240 Yeah like
00:55:09.100 I never even
00:55:10.560 Look how good
00:55:11.780 Like I look how good 0.68
00:55:13.000 i'm in music and i'll be like damn i'll be laughing now because i look back and i'll be like
00:55:17.880 i'll never make not even half of the money not even like like yeah nah not even not even have
00:55:24.980 to help my family for real that that's what i wanted that's why i started living that life
00:55:30.740 and changed my life changed my life and god god works in so mysterious ways that one thing that 0.86
00:55:38.540 was for sure i never stopped recording no matter what type of shit i was going through my life 0.62
00:55:43.480 changed 1000 360 in a way that i don't even if you if you if you notice you y'all asked me like 0.61
00:55:51.060 two times about it and i started to talk about it and without y'all noticing i changed it i
00:55:56.200 changed the subject we started to talk about other things like i don't even talk i've been through so
00:56:01.200 many crazy shit that thank god i'm here i really thank god that i'm here it's like 0.51
00:56:06.140 i'd be dead right now or prison maybe for i don't know how many much years and that doesn't make me 0.93
00:56:13.340 more than nobody no it doesn't make me proud neither like i'm proud of who i am and if i 0.94
00:56:18.780 wouldn't change nothing because if i wouldn't been through all the shit i i went through 0.97
00:56:23.260 i wouldn't be the man who i am well shit bro you got 38 million followers on instagram right now 0.99
00:56:30.160 you go to jail again maybe you come out with 100 million 0.99
00:56:32.560 700
00:56:34.160 Everyone on the planet
00:56:38.680 It's like
00:56:40.140 I wouldn't shame who I was but at the same time
00:56:42.660 God plans perfect
00:56:44.380 You feel me? Like I wouldn't shame
00:56:46.660 Who I was and none of that
00:56:48.940 But I did a lot of mistakes
00:56:50.940 But I'm a quick learner
00:56:52.500 I do mistakes I learn from them real quick
00:56:54.700 You're not going back 0.99
00:56:55.600 Yeah cause if not you're gonna stay doing the same shit 1.00
00:56:58.780 Your whole life at the same circle 1.00
00:57:00.160 Doing the same mistakes
00:57:01.420 at the trusting the wrong people at the having the wrong circle around you like everything yeah
00:57:07.140 you got to learn and evolve and adapt so i really i never stopped recording so even though i was like
00:57:15.360 i was in the streets
00:57:16.960 since i never i never made money like that off the streets i really literally never stopped
00:57:25.640 recording and i had this big i had this big idea in my mind that i used to see wayne and drake
00:57:31.400 but at that time like the number one artist globally no cap it was wayne yeah back then yeah
00:57:37.240 even the reggaeton artists there wasn't it back then at that specific moment it wasn't like now
00:57:43.160 that you see bad bunny shot and you see me charting you see caro g charting you see bobby
00:57:47.880 charting you see like there's a lot of people back then none of that so i used to see wayne
00:57:54.440 and i used to see the spanish industry like it was good but not even money why they didn't even
00:57:58.760 used to make the money like me osuna bad bunny like people now we making for real like for real
00:58:06.360 maybe what we do in three years they didn't make it in 10 years you talk about like yankee and
00:58:11.320 like that i'm talking about a lot of them yeah all of them yeah yankee you gotta put him out
00:58:17.880 the list because he's he just retired and he was super popping right now literally at his age like
00:58:25.560 literally legends he's the biggest legend we got for real and it was for me it was like
00:58:34.240 you got all these legends they they paved the they paved the way right but the business was so
00:58:43.400 it wasn't it wasn't even value like that you had that yankee being the number one artist in the
00:58:49.160 whole spanish community and he wasn't even getting invited to awards you feel me back then it was
00:58:55.200 really hard and different so nobody it was like some reggaeton shit and i was spanish and i used
00:59:04.760 to see the english artists way bigger than all the reggaeton and spanish salsa bachata whatever 0.94
00:59:10.200 yeah that shit you see now that certain art certain spanish artists are bigger than certain 0.50
00:59:16.160 english artists and certain english artists are way bigger than certain spanish artists 0.98
00:59:19.740 you never used to see that back then it was like a big difference all the english artists were
00:59:24.020 way bigger so i started with this little ass idea thinking it was because i was how old was i i was
00:59:30.020 like 12 probably i started with this idea nobody in the spanish community used to do trap music or
00:59:36.360 hip-hop or r&b nobody nobody and the biggest artists in the world were r&b hip-hop it was
00:59:42.940 hip-hop or r&b singers for real because at that time it was wayne but you have people like wayne
00:59:49.400 You had people like Eminem in the store.
00:59:51.740 When you go and look at history,
00:59:53.300 you have people like Eminem.
00:59:54.920 You had people like Wayne.
00:59:56.580 Before that, you had Michael Jackson.
00:59:58.340 You had like, you feel me?
00:59:59.780 It was really nobody. 1.00
01:00:01.580 It was like Spanish in the global,
01:00:05.340 at the global level, artists doing music.
01:00:08.360 So I started to think, there gotta be a way.
01:00:12.160 If Wayne's the number one artist in the world, it was him.
01:00:15.720 Then I saw how he brought out Nicki,
01:00:17.560 how he brought out Drake.
01:00:18.560 look out who look who they became with time you feel me and i saw i used to see i used to look at
01:00:26.400 ross i used to look at it was a great time for hip-hop and i started to think i'm gonna start
01:00:31.920 rapping exactly the same like i was living it i used to think that everything that they used to
01:00:38.540 rap i was i was a kid i used to and remember i'm from i'm spanish for spanish culture so i don't
01:00:44.500 know where all these rappers came from back then you feel me i don't know if they really live what
01:00:50.460 they rapping about if they're really so i used to really be living it out there so once i see all
01:00:56.080 they rap about they all they used to rap about the streets the money that you feel me that like
01:01:00.600 that lifestyle and and like like they were gangsters in the song everybody so literally i
01:01:08.100 used to live that life brother like i'll tell you i swear to you on my son's life and my two
01:01:13.460 daughter's life may god if they take care of them i'd be in prison right now bro or i'd be there
01:01:19.020 right now if it like music really saved my life and i started this idea i was like i'm gonna start
01:01:25.360 doing what they doing in spanish because i understand english so i'm i'll be like i'm
01:01:29.420 gonna start doing all this trap music in spanish and that let that lane they got that that wave
01:01:34.680 they got talking about it this this this about the woman the money the drugs the streets the
01:01:41.900 the everything you feel me the violence everything i started to do it in spanish brother and i
01:01:48.640 remember even luyan my one of my one of the big my big brothers main key in my management team
01:01:55.000 even him one day told me he used to be already legend style producer so he was way he was famous
01:02:01.160 so even one day he told me like bro he heard all my all my songs i was trying to show
01:02:06.520 than my music
01:02:07.600 and he was like
01:02:08.700 yo 0.99
01:02:09.000 who the fuck 1.00
01:02:09.820 sings hip hop 1.00
01:02:10.740 in Spanish
01:02:11.340 bro
01:02:11.740 no way
01:02:13.520 yeah
01:02:14.160 he told me
01:02:15.460 yeah
01:02:16.160 he told me like
01:02:17.360 yo bro
01:02:17.920 not in a bad way
01:02:18.940 he wasn't like
01:02:19.440 humiliating me
01:02:20.300 we had
01:02:21.000 we had that
01:02:21.880 we knew each other
01:02:24.480 so we talked
01:02:25.120 we literally would talk
01:02:26.200 about whatever
01:02:26.920 with a brother
01:02:27.500 you know you can talk
01:02:28.240 about whatever
01:02:28.720 so he literally
01:02:29.800 what they told me
01:02:30.620 like yo 0.99
01:02:31.080 who the fuck 1.00
01:02:31.660 sings hip hop 1.00
01:02:32.720 in Spanish
01:02:33.400 like that's not
01:02:34.060 working bro
01:02:34.780 it doesn't matter
01:02:35.900 how much we like the english culture dislike but i used to be like but the spanish culture always
01:02:42.540 back then used to try to do the same the english culture the hip-hop music artists used to do on
01:02:50.060 god they used to like look at the big things that wayne used to do or 50 used to do or michael
01:02:57.540 jackson used to do even even at the time where backstreet boys didn't sing there's a lot like
01:03:03.220 music music's had a lot of evolving yeah and a lot of big artists with time like lady gaga a lot
01:03:10.740 a lot of big people in the spanish community all the spanish big artists used to look up to them
01:03:15.780 you feel me for ideas for how to keep making the spanish how to make the spanish genre the music
01:03:23.860 grow you feel me how to make the spanish culture keep growing they used to look at all these big
01:03:27.940 artists and get ideas from them for the concerts for the music videos even pro you feel me even
01:03:33.860 from different id events for the spanish community so i literally started rapping about the same
01:03:39.220 wayne used to rap about ross used to rap about drag used to rap about but just in spanish i used
01:03:46.420 to in spanish yeah i used to i used to i used to go back in time and not music wise though back in
01:03:52.820 in time i used to go back in time listening to music and started to listen to listening to the
01:03:58.340 beatles beatles what started yes really started listening to tupac started listening to different
01:04:05.580 genres type of music but the biggest artists right and i started to really listening to them
01:04:11.340 not translating in spanish but literally grabbing it i bit yeah bro out of that music i used to come
01:04:18.840 up with my own ideas bro all of a sudden getting inspired i have a big song in spanish and it's
01:04:26.260 like it's one of the it was my first song in the radio it was inspired it was it was it's called
01:04:32.400 it means yesterday in spanish and it was inspired out of yesterday of the beatles of the beatles
01:04:39.080 sick yeah literally and nobody would know because it's in spanish and in reggaeton you feel me but
01:04:44.940 and I used to think
01:04:46.240 like as a kid
01:04:47.100 that's how the dream started
01:04:48.460 I used to be like
01:04:49.220 well
01:04:49.920 if they're the biggest artists
01:04:51.360 in the world
01:04:52.000 and
01:04:52.380 the like
01:04:53.660 Wayne at that point
01:04:54.780 but back then
01:04:55.720 it was the Beatles
01:04:56.460 Tupac 0.97
01:04:56.960 all that
01:04:57.340 Michael Jackson
01:04:58.340 I just started to
01:04:59.520 look
01:05:00.600 look all
01:05:01.400 all of them up
01:05:02.320 and started absorbing 1.00
01:05:03.460 the good shit 1.00
01:05:04.660 because 1.00
01:05:05.380 they're all humans
01:05:06.180 at the end of the day
01:05:06.500 how come you didn't go back
01:05:07.380 to Mozart
01:05:07.980 Mozart
01:05:08.940 Mozart
01:05:09.660 Bach
01:05:10.660 Beethoven even
01:05:11.420 the biggest composers 0.99
01:05:12.600 from like the
01:05:13.320 middle ages i didn't i didn't know about it i gotta search it up though i don't think it would
01:05:19.040 help you very much question he was like a poet no uh with music in a way yeah it's like a pianist
01:05:26.720 i just literally started to like i really used to live a lot of shit they used to be rapping
01:05:31.700 about so i started to rap about all the shit i was living plus 0.93
01:05:35.080 like all the real life situations because there's a lot of things that you really got to live it or 0.92
01:05:43.680 go through it for being even able to come up with a such a bar for certain occasions like you can
01:05:52.240 see what your brother's doing or what your homie's doing or whoever or here whatever somebody did or
01:05:58.460 this that and come up with a legend idea and create a story about a street song and you could be
01:06:03.900 one of the best street rappers and never have lived nothing in your life but trust me is you
01:06:10.260 that rapper even though if he's the best he will never say certain type of bars that comes
01:06:16.020 our bars out of living it of lived experiences you feel me and that really used to help me a lot in
01:06:25.600 the spanish community because uh i used you used to feel the pain in the music you feel me the
01:06:30.740 struggle you used to feel like you feel used to you used to feel the soul in the music you feel
01:06:35.480 me so i used to rap about all this shit i used to live about emotionally rapping about it you feel
01:06:42.880 me plus mixing it up with all this influence i had i not just wayne i really the best of all times
01:06:51.880 i started studying all of them you feel me and started absorbing what i could do and did it in
01:06:56.660 Spanish and that's how I reached to where I'm at little by little brother and nobody used to
01:07:03.120 there wasn't not one Spanish artist that had a wave with Spanish hip-hop not one and thank God
01:07:11.380 me doing it I started I even started the first three songs were Spanish like Spanish versions
01:07:16.480 I used to like I grabbed Young Thug remember check and then dollar check dollar check I did 0.99
01:07:23.460 that shit in spanish bro that shit blew up like if it were mine like if it were original mine 0.99
01:07:29.380 on god but i started to do that because doing that was the way that i learned to fucking 0.99
01:07:35.740 come i learned to skate in the beat type shit you feel me because back then when spanish y'all 0.98
01:07:41.460 used to try to rap on hip-hop you used to be like oh my god he's that spanish for sure like the 0.87
01:07:47.020 timing it wasn't even they didn't even they didn't know how to slide in the beat like wayne like
01:07:51.980 Like Ross, like Drake, like everybody, like Chris Brown, like everybody.
01:07:56.940 It doesn't matter if it was R&B, hip-hop.
01:07:59.440 They didn't just, they didn't know how to slide in the beat.
01:08:02.180 It really sounded really forced.
01:08:04.960 And it never sounded no natural hip-hop artist in Spanish.
01:08:09.400 Like, literally, because nowadays you put hip-hop music in English or Spanish
01:08:14.020 and they sound the same way but with different, just a different language.
01:08:17.540 Bro, you take the music seriously.
01:08:19.100 Because you see some people occasionally
01:08:21.800 Who look almost like they do it as a hobby 0.99
01:08:23.920 You can tell you study the shit like a science 1.00
01:08:26.280 Because you just went on a fucking 1.00
01:08:28.420 Ramping 1.00
01:08:29.000 You gave us every scientific secret
01:08:31.940 Behind everything you've ever done
01:08:34.120 I feel like
01:08:34.560 And then he adapted it
01:08:38.000 Like the Beatles
01:08:40.040 I would recommend Mozart
01:08:42.200 Reggaeton Mozart
01:08:43.100 Let me ask you something
01:08:44.060 Why did you return that drink? 1.00
01:08:49.100 She don't talk English. 1.00
01:08:52.600 You don't understand it. 1.00
01:08:54.960 Ask her why she had...
01:08:56.920 It's too hot.
01:08:58.820 Yeah. 1.00
01:08:59.500 Get her a nice prime. 1.00
01:09:00.500 Hot prime? 1.00
01:09:01.740 Get her a nice prime. 1.00
01:09:03.960 Hot prime. 1.00
01:09:05.420 Oh, you thought she didn't like it.
01:09:06.900 Well, I saw the guy presented her three options.
01:09:09.080 It was mango, strawberry wine.
01:09:11.120 I was like, what?
01:09:11.740 She does. 0.99
01:09:12.380 She thinks it's trash. 0.98
01:09:13.100 Yo, here's what you're going to do. 0.96
01:09:14.720 You're going to take that drink back.
01:09:17.280 It's going to be cold.
01:09:19.100 You're going to drink it.
01:09:20.080 Why do you sound like Trump?
01:09:21.320 Because I'm pissed. 1.00
01:09:22.080 I fuck with this one, though. 0.99
01:09:23.100 You heard? 1.00
01:09:23.640 I like this one.
01:09:24.320 I love strawberry watermelon.
01:09:26.640 You've been waiting there.
01:09:27.840 I was going to ask one.
01:09:30.060 That's right.
01:09:31.980 And it's still, I'm still opening, not just me.
01:09:35.140 Now it's more artists that sing Spanish music. 0.99
01:09:38.200 Yeah, Spanish, Spanish, the Spanish trap, hip hop shit. 0.98
01:09:41.700 And it's been, it's been a long road and it's still a long road. 0.99
01:09:45.400 Cause back then at the beginning, once it blew up,
01:09:48.520 they didn't even know how to, how to award it,
01:09:53.320 how to label it, how to label it.
01:09:56.400 The industry didn't know how to, you know, how to like in awards,
01:09:59.680 they didn't know what to do, where to put us for years,
01:10:04.360 like for years and now little by little after, yeah, 0.99
01:10:07.960 after a few years now, Grammys opened up a Spanish trap in a way. 1.00
01:10:11.720 You started, you started that, that wave that is now,
01:10:14.520 it's not like i started the genre because it's the english hip-hop yeah yeah in spanish i started
01:10:20.340 that's crazy man i went to do it the story is so crazy because i started it in spanish and
01:10:25.580 i was blowing up it was me and two other more artists that really started it me mainly because
01:10:30.960 i used to have more time doing it than them but the first song that blew up globally it was me
01:10:35.560 and two more artists and at the same time you had ozuna new artist but he used to be reggaeton
01:10:40.420 they didn't used to do no trap music
01:10:43.880 his company used to see him
01:10:45.620 working with me they used to tell him don't do that
01:10:47.660 that's gonna fuck up your image 0.55
01:10:48.900 that street kid this that boom boom boom 0.85
01:10:50.900 he didn't believe in none of that
01:10:53.080 he kept helping me we kept helping each other
01:10:55.460 all of a sudden we super blew up
01:10:57.280 but I go to prison right 0.99
01:10:58.480 my fucking old 0.99
01:11:00.240 yeah the streets ended up 1.00
01:11:02.800 yeah you know the streets don't give a fuck 0.99
01:11:05.140 oh now he's rapping 0.99
01:11:07.020 you feel me like oh now it's
01:11:08.860 Give him a break.
01:11:11.160 Oh, my God.
01:11:13.140 He's a rapper now.
01:11:15.000 That doesn't matter.
01:11:17.040 He raps in Spanish. 1.00
01:11:18.720 That's probably just worse. 1.00
01:11:19.800 You feel me?
01:11:20.680 So, yeah, I was just not going to let myself get killed.
01:11:25.820 I'd rather go into prison, brother.
01:11:28.960 Fair.
01:11:29.420 I want to ask you a question.
01:11:30.660 And I was really organizing my life, for sure.
01:11:34.600 Are you ready?
01:11:35.380 Yeah.
01:11:35.840 All right.
01:11:37.000 Why?
01:11:38.860 it's an honest question i'm so curious um what bro you gotta ask that
01:11:49.040 okay okay good uh uh why do so many successful latin artists stem from puerto rico what is it
01:12:02.560 about Puerto Rico, which is, like, not a huge island that produces such a large concentration
01:12:09.160 of sick artists.
01:12:10.580 We're the best doing reggaeton and Spanish chat music. 0.79
01:12:13.900 Is it the dialect that sounds good?
01:12:16.080 Like, bro, Young Miko, Raul, Bad Bunny, you.
01:12:19.920 It's the accent.
01:12:20.540 The accent.
01:12:22.160 Yeah, when Jorge goes out, girls tell him that he talks like Bad Bunny. 0.99
01:12:26.260 That's what they say when it's Puerto Rican.
01:12:30.280 They say, you sound like Bad Bunny.
01:12:32.560 nah it's like yeah it's the accent for real because i've worked with a lot of artists and
01:12:38.040 produced a lot of different artists with different accents big artists and helped them a lot involved
01:12:43.720 in their careers and the accent the accent for real it's the accent if i learned spanish i've
01:12:50.540 helped colombians i've helped dominicans i've helped they talk colombians like colombians they
01:12:57.140 speak real correct the spanish is really correct so once they're gonna rap is you for rapping and
01:13:05.400 singing in order for to them sound like okay smooth i really i really had to show uh show them
01:13:14.600 how certain columns i worked around them i really had to show them like no don't do don't talk so
01:13:21.040 proper you feel me it's just music it's not you feel me yeah you don't gotta talk so proper and
01:13:26.900 And I've showed people from other countries to mix their accent, right?
01:13:34.720 Or mix our accent or our way of talking in their music.
01:13:39.620 Our way of, how do you say it?
01:13:42.040 Spelling?
01:13:42.580 How do you say it?
01:13:43.040 Enunciating.
01:13:43.620 Of spelling.
01:13:44.240 Of pronouncing it in certain words.
01:13:46.480 Like we be, voy a correr.
01:13:48.820 They be like, voy a correr.
01:13:51.380 You're correct.
01:13:52.480 I be like, you singing.
01:13:54.660 I try to be more smooth.
01:13:56.200 You taught him how to skate.
01:13:58.080 I love when he said that.
01:13:59.860 I could see it.
01:14:01.160 Skating on the beat.
01:14:02.040 Skating on the track.
01:14:03.000 Swag surfing.
01:14:03.500 There's people that really skate and slide on the beat.
01:14:05.960 And the other guys don't.
01:14:08.080 Why are you in the UFC?
01:14:09.980 Huh?
01:14:10.620 You're a UFC fighter.
01:14:11.720 Why are you a UFC fighter?
01:14:13.260 I'm not a UFC fighter.
01:14:14.780 No, why are you a UFC ambassador?
01:14:17.380 Nah, nah.
01:14:18.060 I really, look.
01:14:20.420 I love combat sport.
01:14:22.580 And I fell in love with it.
01:14:23.720 Because my brother, George Masvidal.
01:14:25.840 he he really took me into the ufc we love george into the ufc world and the mma at the at the
01:14:33.120 combat sport and bro i fell in love with it you know you love it he loves combat my whole life
01:14:39.040 i probably like i used to i grew up watching like nba was the first like my main sport and
01:14:44.560 nowadays i watched way more ufc fights or boxing matches for real you think or is the king of miami
01:14:51.520 in UFC, MMA?
01:14:53.780 No, just in general.
01:14:55.540 Yeah, he's the king of Miami.
01:14:57.220 Because Rick Ross said he's not.
01:14:59.520 Rick Ross said he's not. 0.99
01:15:01.440 They probably don't fuck with each other. 0.99
01:15:04.480 I told him. 1.00
01:15:05.380 I told Torrey.
01:15:06.800 I saw him. I said, Rick Ross said you're not the king of Miami.
01:15:09.560 What'd he say?
01:15:10.000 He just laughed.
01:15:13.540 It's a weird thing to hear from you.
01:15:15.180 I don't think it's a real conversation.
01:15:17.360 What are you guys talking about?
01:15:18.700 I know Ross. He's just fucking around. 1.00
01:15:20.700 He was fucking around. 1.00
01:15:21.700 Yeah, he was. 1.00
01:15:22.700 He was fucking around. 0.99
01:15:23.700 No, he was playing around. 1.00
01:15:24.700 You know what he said?
01:15:25.700 He did the knee.
01:15:26.700 Good for George.
01:15:27.700 That's what he said.
01:15:28.700 He did the knee.
01:15:29.700 We just had him on like a month ago.
01:15:31.700 The first company that really signed me up, helped me put my music out there was
01:15:38.700 MMG2 back then.
01:15:39.700 It was Ross.
01:15:40.700 Through my brother, Spiff.
01:15:43.700 Yeah, he used to be A&R for MMG music back then when Ross had dropped Mastermind.
01:15:49.700 my remember that album and and yeah at the Ross he literally at the let me yeah he let me grab the
01:15:59.340 MMG logo company everything even in the songs I used to have the the the MMA music you feel me and
01:16:07.200 at the beginning of my career they they helped me a lot back then there was no Spanish artists like
01:16:12.880 that in working in especially not in the same company as the English artists you feel me so
01:16:19.080 It was a good
01:16:20.340 It was a good
01:16:21.340 And great stuff 0.99
01:16:22.160 Who the fuck is 0.99
01:16:23.660 You know who I think it is 1.00
01:16:24.780 Oh no man
01:16:25.840 Jeff's right there
01:16:26.900 I think I'm gonna have fun
01:16:28.260 So yeah
01:16:29.600 Oh it's his squad
01:16:31.140 Oh they can do whatever they want
01:16:32.060 Anything they want
01:16:32.840 They can do a blast
01:16:33.700 A fiesta
01:16:34.140 No it's fine 0.66
01:16:35.360 So yeah
01:16:36.120 And George don't really
01:16:37.040 George the type of
01:16:37.940 You can tell him
01:16:38.860 Yo I'm the 0.99
01:16:39.640 He don't give a fuck 0.97
01:16:40.580 No he's great dude 1.00
01:16:41.460 Jorge's fucking great bro 0.98
01:16:42.760 Yeah 0.99
01:16:43.020 We stood up for him
01:16:45.280 When Ross said he did the knee
01:16:47.000 We said there will be no
01:16:48.260 Masvidal slander
01:16:49.400 in this part
01:16:49.900 not on this
01:16:50.360 Masvidal slander here
01:16:52.360 it's been a great process
01:16:53.920 I started little by little
01:16:55.120 then I had
01:16:55.680 the Real Hasta La Muerte
01:16:56.760 it was on
01:16:57.520 on the
01:16:58.000 Octagon
01:16:58.960 the name of it
01:16:59.640 how you have prime too
01:17:00.980 so yeah
01:17:01.960 we've been
01:17:02.480 that was
01:17:03.360 that was probably
01:17:03.900 a cool moment
01:17:04.480 yeah it was a great moment
01:17:06.060 for real
01:17:06.560 it was super
01:17:07.260 yeah
01:17:07.780 that was super big
01:17:08.700 who you got winning
01:17:09.440 the fight tonight
01:17:10.020 everything for the
01:17:10.980 Spanish culture
01:17:11.640 tonight I got
01:17:12.760 against Sean O'Malley 0.93
01:17:14.300 damn I like Sean O'Malley 0.87
01:17:15.680 but 0.99
01:17:16.020 I'm going with
01:17:17.880 Shido, for real.
01:17:18.840 That's my man.
01:17:19.700 Nah, for real.
01:17:20.640 Nah, but, bro, I watched this.
01:17:23.060 Sean is a legend, too.
01:17:24.240 For real.
01:17:24.700 Sean fight.
01:17:25.360 We love Sean, bro.
01:17:25.980 He's a great striker.
01:17:27.180 I love the way he fights. 1.00
01:17:28.420 But I'm rocking with Shido.
01:17:29.760 He's my man.
01:17:30.320 You think he's got what it takes to get it done?
01:17:31.820 You seen his victims?
01:17:33.720 Yeah.
01:17:35.160 You seen Sugars?
01:17:36.840 Yeah.
01:17:37.560 He's got some victims, too.
01:17:39.200 But if you want, right now, live, I'll show you his last five pictures of his last five
01:17:45.020 victims, and you show Sugars.
01:17:47.880 shito's victims look like they died in those last fights bro yeah but if somebody can beat him too
01:17:55.080 is sean so it's the perfect matchup i'm excited bro i'm excited i'm excited for real i'm happy
01:18:00.780 that shito's in the in the in the he's getting a title shot and i'm happy they did the rematch too
01:18:07.920 yeah so yeah it's gonna be sick once and for all yeah oh yeah she don't knocked out sean once 0.70
01:18:15.480 it's just one like he broke his foot he broke his head not because of sugar's undefeated bro okay
01:18:23.340 no he got injured because he got blocked when you got blocked then you broke if you break it
01:18:31.580 if you try to kick me and i'll shake the kick and you break your leg i broke your leg yeah yeah 0.99
01:18:37.480 yeah it's not the same shit like you walking and switching stance yeah your ankle fucked up nah 1.00
01:18:42.980 and he got hit with a big punch too 1.00
01:18:46.740 so it's really debatable
01:18:48.120 and questionable
01:18:48.880 I guess we're all going to find out tonight
01:18:50.880 let's see what happens
01:18:53.600 I know it's going to be legend
01:18:56.320 and I want to see Dustin too fight
01:18:57.920 it's a big fight too 1.00
01:18:58.980 I'll fuck with Dustin Poirier 0.99
01:19:01.240 his fights are legend 1.00
01:19:02.260 especially when they go
01:19:04.460 it starts getting deep
01:19:05.940 he's a real fighter
01:19:08.040 you start going to championship rounds
01:19:10.420 that's where he shines a lot
01:19:13.720 well dude this has been fantastic man
01:19:15.740 yeah thank you for having me here
01:19:17.280 yeah thanks for coming on bro you got a crazy story
01:19:19.720 I'm a fan it's been so sick to watch
01:19:21.720 your journey bro and I can't wait to see what's next
01:19:23.720 you gotta I'm sure you're working on something
01:19:25.420 there's an album dropping soon
01:19:26.800 there's a lot of things
01:19:29.220 I'm starting in the filming
01:19:31.680 at the industry so now
01:19:33.580 yeah it's gonna be a lot of
01:19:35.320 movies and music
01:19:37.560 at the same time now
01:19:38.640 amazing bro well blessed uh to be in your presence and well ladies and gentlemen
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