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00:02:12.680 You got four unreleased songs with Juice WRLD?

00:02:15.020 Oh, yeah.

00:02:15.600 They're amazing.

00:02:16.220 I think everyone has four unreleased songs with Juice WRLD.

00:02:17.880 That guy made so much music.

00:02:19.520 He's a creative genius.

00:02:20.620 He will come in and like...

00:02:22.320 Woo!

00:02:29.580 What are you guys here for?

00:02:31.980 Are you just here for...

00:02:33.280 There's a Chainsmokers show tonight at XS. 0.93

00:02:35.420 That's goddamn right.

00:02:36.380 I saw you guys, you and George befriending each other. 0.96

00:02:39.340 I don't like it.

00:02:40.400 What?

00:02:40.800 Yeah, Mike doesn't like me making new friends

00:02:42.260 because he has such small amounts.

00:02:44.080 He feels like if one leaves, then all of his friends leave.

00:02:46.300 Correct.

00:02:46.780 I feel like I'm much better.

00:02:47.440 That's right.

00:02:48.860 We were actually talking about Oliver.

00:02:50.600 Yeah.

00:02:51.040 Tree?

00:02:51.500 Yes.

00:02:51.700 Yeah, Tree. 1.00

00:02:52.240 Yeah, f*** that guy. 1.00

00:02:53.040 No, he's great. 1.00

00:02:54.120 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. 1.00

00:02:54.840 F*** that guy. 0.99

00:02:55.280 You guys had a good week of content and everything. 1.00

00:02:57.680 Dude, that was crazy.

00:02:58.720 Yeah.

00:02:58.920 That was crazy

00:02:59.800 Yeah

00:03:00.140 Did he really beat you up?

00:03:01.540 No

00:03:01.720 No shot 0.94

00:03:02.180 No no no

00:03:03.020 I took over his show

00:03:03.820 I showed him what a real performance

00:03:04.860 He's new to music

00:03:07.500 And the industry

00:03:08.280 Right

00:03:08.740 Like I've been doing this

00:03:09.620 Obviously

00:03:10.100 Like you guys know

00:03:11.100 Yeah

00:03:11.880 Yes

00:03:13.980 Are we rolling?

00:03:15.480 Alright cool

00:03:16.140 Welcome back to Impulsive

00:03:17.020 The number one podcast in the world

00:03:18.160 I'm feeling a little

00:03:19.700 Down shot today guys

00:03:21.260 I'm glad you came in

00:03:22.100 Cause like

00:03:22.560 What's wrong?

00:03:22.940 We just started out so popular

00:03:24.160 No I know 0.90

00:03:25.120 You're being a dud 1.00

00:03:26.060 You're being a dud 1.00

00:03:26.960 You ever 0.99

00:03:27.340 One of your first ever a dud?

00:03:28.920 He's having a done day

00:03:30.200 I hear you

00:03:30.820 Well let's fix that

00:03:32.140 Let's talk about it

00:03:32.740 You guys came in

00:03:34.040 With the vibes dude

00:03:34.980 You guys are on today

00:03:36.020 We haven't been here

00:03:36.580 In like two months

00:03:37.420 So I feel great

00:03:38.200 When it's like

00:03:38.680 You have that

00:03:39.160 You know what I mean

00:03:39.720 It's not

00:03:39.940 Usually we're here

00:03:40.380 Every weekend

00:03:40.900 In Vegas

00:03:41.480 Yeah yeah

00:03:42.240 We're here a lot

00:03:42.920 You guys have residence here

00:03:44.320 Yeah but because

00:03:45.060 It's like the winter months

00:03:45.860 They space us out

00:03:47.060 And we do like

00:03:47.640 Mostly summer

00:03:48.300 And we've had a nice

00:03:49.120 They have a residency

00:03:50.480 But also

00:03:51.320 They have a place here

00:03:52.740 No no no

00:03:53.300 That would make them residents

00:03:54.680 They have a residence

00:03:55.660 You know there's a thing

00:03:57.100 That Mike and Logan do

00:03:57.920 They hang up on me

00:03:58.760 It's because of insecurity

00:04:00.360 And Logan's already a dud

00:04:02.020 So he has to jump on

00:04:02.940 Every single little thing

00:04:03.980 I didn't even say anything

00:04:04.860 No no Mike

00:04:05.960 Stick to your corner

00:04:06.880 Stay on that side

00:04:07.720 Let us adults

00:04:08.600 Continue this conversation

00:04:09.820 So you guys have

00:04:11.300 Residence here?

00:04:12.480 No we don't live here

00:04:13.520 We just have a residency

00:04:15.080 Alright so look guys 0.97

00:04:16.400 These are the chain smokers

00:04:18.080 To my right

00:04:18.640 Alex and Drew

00:04:19.440 They are one of the biggest

00:04:20.540 DJ groups in the world

00:04:21.460 If not the biggest

00:04:22.280 DJ group in the world

00:04:22.980 And it's funny you say

00:04:23.660 That the last time

00:04:24.300 That you were here

00:04:24.820 Was two months ago

00:04:25.440 Because

00:04:25.680 Is there a chance

00:04:27.680 That was when we

00:04:28.580 I think it was

00:04:29.240 Yeah, you guys were here with us

00:04:30.840 It was like January 6th or something

00:04:32.460 Yeah, yeah

00:04:33.360 Yo, wow

00:04:35.160 Was that when we went to the Rhino?

00:04:37.560 Or is it a different time?

00:04:38.580 Can we talk about that?

00:04:39.860 Yeah

00:04:40.060 Can you talk about that?

00:04:41.980 Oh, I can

00:04:42.460 Bro, you're like my late night homie

00:04:46.560 Yeah, yeah

00:04:46.980 We always find each other in the after hours

00:04:49.180 Late

00:04:49.560 Like if there's gonna be

00:04:51.180 If there's gonna be someone that's making it to that

00:04:52.840 Like 5 a.m. 6 a.m. mark

00:04:54.280 I feel like we're always in one corner

00:04:57.000 And then you find each other

00:04:58.100 And you just gravitate

00:04:59.340 To what I love

00:04:59.880 Yeah

00:05:00.400 Alex just be careful

00:05:03.820 Because if you stay out

00:05:04.640 Too late with Mikey

00:05:05.260 It gets dark

00:05:05.840 It did get dark

00:05:07.840 Maybe

00:05:09.320 Maybe you're the problem

00:05:10.300 Also you know

00:05:11.760 Your last name

00:05:12.700 Well you know

00:05:13.360 Your last name

00:05:13.960 Yeah Paul

00:05:14.560 Yeah

00:05:15.020 What? 1.00

00:05:16.260 Yeah P-A-L-L though 1.00

00:05:17.600 I know

00:05:18.060 So I have a cousin

00:05:19.420 Named Alex

00:05:20.760 His name is also

00:05:22.280 Alex Paul

00:05:22.960 How is he?

00:05:23.720 A cool guy?

00:05:24.600 He's really cool

00:05:25.460 He's got a mullet

00:05:26.020 Here I'll show you

00:05:26.460 A picture of him

00:05:26.900 There's already better

00:05:27.760 You ever seen this kid?

00:05:29.300 Whoa.

00:05:29.860 Wait, which one?

00:05:30.560 On the right.

00:05:31.200 What do you mean, dude?

00:05:32.340 It's just me and him.

00:05:35.740 He kind of looks like he'd be like a UFC fighter or something.

00:05:39.240 No, no.

00:05:40.380 He's, well.

00:05:42.400 He looks like Theo on steroids.

00:05:44.060 He kind of does.

00:05:45.980 That's a good one.

00:05:47.400 People always say my last name is Pal, though, which is very annoying.

00:05:50.760 Because I feel like it makes sense. 0.86

00:05:51.820 Like P and then A-L-L.

00:05:53.260 Like, how do you say all? 0.97

00:05:54.420 Like, all.

00:05:55.160 So it's just Paul.

00:05:56.020 Yeah, I have to spell mine out.

00:05:57.100 do you major hassle no you don't i swear to god because because of people like you

00:06:02.280 constantly at odds listen so you guys are great we've known each other for forever uh we've tried

00:06:08.920 to get you on the podcast for decades we didn't have anything worth you know what i mean we were

00:06:13.040 like dark for two years not doing anything but working on the album it was just didn't feel

00:06:16.940 like there was there'd be anything to talk about you know we wanted to give you guys the the right

00:06:20.700 timing and now that juice the time has come no i i read a little bit about it you had uh the the

00:06:26.340 retreat in hawaii that kind of catalyzed the uh new inspiration for the music coming up right for

00:06:31.400 two three years you've been dark yeah we left i guess like february 2020 and then with the

00:06:37.660 intention of taking some time off to kind of refocus and then the whole world took time off

00:06:43.060 yeah you know which was good it was good for creatives no good also we would have just gone

00:06:47.740 like everyone i knew that was on social media then just constantly got in trouble for you know

00:06:52.520 being with friends or going to this place or that place yeah and that's like the name of our game

00:06:56.680 is just getting into trouble you know what i mean and so it's nice but also literally like five

00:07:00.840 minutes ago in our room my friend's like yo like ever since you've been back on social media like

00:07:03.980 i had no idea like you're pretty funny and i was like what we've hung out plenty like am i not 0.98

00:07:09.000 funny in person your internet personality is funny i was like all right fuck you cool man 0.95

00:07:15.860 did you buy a goat i saw like a video on your instagram oh yeah my girlfriend's mom they're 0.99

00:07:21.700 Swedish. They live in the town called Gothenburg

00:07:23.620 in Sweden and they gifted

00:07:25.600 me a sheep and

00:07:27.220 actually they gifted me

00:07:29.640 two sheep but they killed the last one.

00:07:31.960 It's like a sacrifice?

00:07:33.740 Like just like the movie

00:07:35.080 Midsommar.

00:07:37.680 And I was stoked so I'm finally going to get to go visit

00:07:39.740 them and I was like I'll get to see my sheep

00:07:41.580 named Bad Bobby because they let me name her.

00:07:43.820 Nice.

00:07:46.080 And they're like oh

00:07:47.360 that sheep's dead now.

00:07:49.860 They let you name him?

00:07:51.700 Or her.

00:07:52.120 It was her, yeah.

00:07:53.320 But they gave me another one, so I got a new one now.

00:07:55.200 Actually, I need to name this one.

00:07:56.680 Something tells me that sheep's not going to be around for long.

00:07:59.000 Yeah, I got to get over there fast. 1.00

00:08:00.940 Swedes are ruthless. 1.00

00:08:02.200 Yeah. 1.00

00:08:02.520 Have you seen Midsommar? 0.96

00:08:04.340 Of course I have, yeah.

00:08:05.520 So I was laughing because I was like, oh, we were originally going to do a tour through there,

00:08:09.840 so I would bring the whole team through to hang out.

00:08:13.580 And I wanted the parents to do the scene where they have the grandparents on top of the cliff

00:08:17.400 and just to mess with people and just be like, welcome.

00:08:20.900 Oh, no, it's gruesome.

00:08:21.700 that scene was gruesome dude yeah but yo um uh when we did see you guys here in vegas last time

00:08:31.440 perform uh not to not to sound like pretentious wow but you blew us away y'all are amazing that

00:08:39.980 remember the time when like the dj uh the tables like shut off yeah and we're like pretty like

00:08:45.760 Gone at that point

00:08:46.780 Yeah yeah 0.99

00:08:47.220 We were fucked up 0.97

00:08:47.960 And I started like 0.99

00:08:49.100 Freestyling

00:08:50.500 Freestyling

00:08:51.500 I think you

00:08:52.120 All Star

00:08:52.420 You asked us bro

00:08:53.340 You asked us

00:08:54.040 The music went off

00:08:55.160 The music showed off

00:08:55.800 At the club

00:08:56.080 You're like

00:08:56.300 What's like a good song

00:08:57.540 That I can sing along

00:08:58.240 That someone would like

00:08:59.000 That I can do

00:08:59.540 And I'm like 0.99

00:08:59.900 I'm fucking 0.99

00:09:00.780 You're like the music guy 0.99

00:09:01.960 And then you started singing

00:09:03.040 I think All Star

00:09:04.360 Yeah

00:09:04.680 Got the crowd going

00:09:05.520 Just crazy

00:09:05.980 That song

00:09:06.820 Dude I've been playing that

00:09:08.120 Every single day

00:09:09.280 For the past two weeks

00:09:10.120 In the shower

00:09:10.520 To get my day started

00:09:11.480 Positive

00:09:11.900 That's good

00:09:12.300 That is such a weird

00:09:13.280 Why did you bring that song up

00:09:14.740 I don't know

00:09:15.260 That's what we play 1.00

00:09:15.860 That shit gets me going bro 1.00

00:09:17.320 Yeah totally 1.00

00:09:17.820 See what I mean dude

00:09:20.300 I was agreeing 0.99

00:09:22.240 Big dick energy bro 0.99

00:09:23.460 It's weird bro 0.99

00:09:24.340 The one thing I noticed

00:09:25.320 About you guys 0.98

00:09:25.900 Is you don't fucking miss 0.99

00:09:27.760 You don't miss 0.99

00:09:29.480 Like it's like

00:09:29.940 You know how you

00:09:30.460 You go to see a DJ set

00:09:31.760 And like three or four songs

00:09:33.180 Go by and you'll be vibing

00:09:34.220 And then all of a sudden

00:09:34.800 They'll kind of have one

00:09:35.620 That drops the energy

00:09:36.500 A little bit

00:09:36.900 And everybody's kind of like 1.00

00:09:37.640 Ah fuck why'd you 1.00

00:09:38.400 Yeah 1.00

00:09:38.880 You guys just have like

00:09:40.000 A way of

00:09:40.600 Can you talk a little bit more

00:09:42.480 About the selection process

00:09:43.440 Like who's

00:09:44.020 who's responsible for for song selection who's responsible for uh finding new music who's

00:09:49.080 responsible for hyping the crowd i know drew does the majority of getting up and dancing and like

00:09:53.700 getting the crowd hyped up like how does that all break down i physically can't do that like

00:09:57.920 i physically can't get up on that deck i really got last time i tried to split my pants and i was

00:10:03.860 just like that's it i'm done never again i'm not doing that anymore um no i mean it's funny i just

00:10:09.400 came back from this conference with a bunch of old dudes and they were like the question was like

00:10:12.920 What is DJing?

00:10:13.880 Like, what are you doing up there?

00:10:15.520 And it's not hard.

00:10:16.100 You know what I mean?

00:10:16.500 Like, at his core, you're literally just pressing play.

00:10:18.420 But I guess, like, to your point, like, there is a lot of, like, reading the room and understanding

00:10:22.620 what's popular.

00:10:23.600 And we always joke about Vegas because, like, this place, it takes forever for a song to

00:10:28.220 re-chair.

00:10:28.760 It's wild.

00:10:29.520 Sorry, I can't keep these things on.

00:10:30.120 I've never seen that before.

00:10:31.260 I think that was actually the first time that's ever happened.

00:10:33.380 That was absurd. 0.74

00:10:34.080 Someone ripped them off your head. 0.99

00:10:36.220 A ghastly figure. 0.97

00:10:37.920 Got a weird-shaped head.

00:10:39.200 What does that mean, though?

00:10:39.760 Why does it take forever to get here?

00:10:41.200 it's like one of those things

00:10:42.100 where it's like

00:10:42.400 there'll be a song

00:10:43.340 and the most distinct one

00:10:44.240 I remember is Mo Bamba

00:10:45.120 it was like the biggest song ever

00:10:46.600 in LA

00:10:47.040 and you look

00:10:47.500 it was everywhere in LA

00:10:48.980 like every college campus

00:10:50.080 was like ripping it

00:10:50.760 and we're like

00:10:50.980 oh god I can't wait 0.96

00:10:51.700 to drop Mo Bamba tonight

00:10:52.880 and then you play it

00:10:54.260 for six months

00:10:55.460 and it just

00:10:55.980 it's that song

00:10:56.780 that dips the energy

00:10:57.700 which is very unfortunate

00:10:59.160 because that song goes so hard

00:11:00.160 we

00:11:00.500 but people just don't know it yet

00:11:02.300 like the crowd

00:11:02.900 like you gotta imagine

00:11:04.040 like our show

00:11:04.740 are you guys coming tonight

00:11:05.420 by the way

00:11:05.800 yeah

00:11:06.020 tonight will be fun

00:11:06.900 because it's spring break

00:11:07.920 so this is like the one

00:11:09.320 week a year

00:11:10.640 Where it's like actually young

00:11:12.180 Festival vibe type kids

00:11:13.920 Which is so fun for us

00:11:15.600 I mean we played over 200 shows

00:11:18.160 Out the wind

00:11:19.460 Like only

00:11:21.060 That's insane

00:11:22.820 Does that ever get to you guys

00:11:24.860 That you have to do that every night

00:11:26.540 It's so fun

00:11:27.540 No I mean it's the best show

00:11:32.980 It's the best place on earth

00:11:33.880 But at the same time

00:11:34.860 You know like

00:11:35.500 There's that part of the day

00:11:36.940 Where you're just like

00:11:37.480 Oh my god

00:11:38.320 You know I'm like 0.99

00:11:39.340 You got heartburn and shit 0.97

00:11:40.580 and like yeah you gotta be on yeah yeah you gotta be on you guys do pre-workouts 0.99

00:11:44.580 or just like red bulls what do you guys do to keep yourself up i feel like just rip a couple

00:11:47.540 tequila shots and just get in the zone what kind of what kind of tequila do you guys usually drink 0.96

00:11:56.740 no but it's funny so like i remember we played obama so many times and we're just like damn

00:12:00.580 this is not working like but it but you go to like la and it's like it shuts things down and

00:12:05.220 then finally we like played it one last time and it was like the whole dance floor had been waiting

00:12:09.060 for it for like you guys will be with right with us when we play it tonight yeah

00:12:13.360 rockstar by possible was like one of the fastest songs to go number one i think ever

00:12:20.260 and we're like oh we gotta drop that that's gonna go off and it was just like the energy just

00:12:24.120 so we kind of i don't know if it's like more we're not like traditional like hip-hop djs i think

00:12:29.300 i think in vegas definitely not we're definitely not okay yeah we just you know i love this back 0.66

00:12:34.480 and forth yeah you just want to play shit that people are gonna answer that's like i think a 0.88

00:12:37.880 good dj understands that you know we're not we maybe educate a little bit here and there with 0.98

00:12:42.100 a song that we think is cool that people don't know but for the most part it's like in vegas

00:12:45.640 everyone's just here to have like the hundred percent like we're like people are coming to

00:12:49.400 the wind is the best hotel in in vegas excess i think is the best nightclub we love playing there

00:12:55.060 people know who we are they know some of our songs but you got to know like everyone's there

00:12:59.540 for a bachelor party or a girl's trip or spring break or like whatever the hell so they're just

00:13:04.500 coming to the club so it's like how do we entertain everybody um and i guess like our formula is just

00:13:09.500 play go all over the place play throwbacks play edm play tons of hip-hop like whatever's hot

00:13:15.260 whatever was hot a little while ago and just get this hot it's funny they do this thing though

00:13:19.320 where they'll be like hey this guy just spent like 75 000 like they want to come up and take

00:13:23.420 a photo and you're always like yeah like whatever that dude needs but but yeah like he plays like 0.89

00:13:30.540 the titanic song please you're like what the fuck yeah yeah luckily like we don't get a like a lot 0.60

00:13:34.780 of requests i feel like i feel like that people have learned that we just like you'll be like 0.95

00:13:38.900 sure and they just don't do it but uh but it's funny because they come up and it's always like

00:13:42.880 you know they're like trying to take the photo and you're just like i gotta play this next song

00:13:46.920 yeah so luckily there's two of us um and there's always you know it's it's a it's a funny balance

00:13:51.760 because this is a service you know city like everyone you know he's here basically to have

00:13:56.500 the time of their life and there are some hosts everyone has somebody that's like you know working

00:14:00.420 some angle um so i think we've got it down now but yeah you know i have a question uh as artists

00:14:06.480 you guys i don't know how you guys act but as a music artist sometimes maybe dropping a song can

00:14:10.880 make you nervous but for you guys to drop other people's hits and then show somebody your new 0.72

00:14:15.780 song does that ever kind of get you fucking nervous because you're like falling up with 0.65

00:14:19.520 already hits do you ever does that make you nervous yeah i mean playing new songs is is 0.62

00:14:24.140 weird but when you what's actually really great is like now that i'm singing a lot more

00:14:28.780 there's something to go out there and do and get people pumped up and like show them when you're

00:14:32.740 like dropping a song that you have a feature on and it's that's new that no one knows and you're

00:14:36.220 kind of just standing there and people are like you know that's that's odd yeah we did that with

00:14:42.180 roses that was like we played roses in denver for the first time and you're like hopefully this goes

00:14:46.520 over well you like play and like it's just not a vibe but you can kind of tell you're like there's

00:14:51.100 something there though i don't know what it is but like whatever and i remember we went after we did

00:14:55.660 that show we went to europe for three weeks and played like a bunch of terrible shows and terrible

00:14:59.340 clubs yeah that was a really dark time this was just like the life of a up-and-coming you know

00:15:03.860 we were like an up-and-coming act you just go wherever you can go and uh and it was like you

00:15:08.660 know playing the 4 p.m set at like ultra when it's like broad daylight and there's like you know 15

00:15:13.140 people and that's 4 p.m is generous we're talking like noon the noon tomorrow yeah yeah exactly and

00:15:19.480 then i remember we came back and we had a set at lalapalooza and it was you know fairly early set

00:15:24.540 but usually those are still ripping it had thunderstorms so they had to evacuate the

00:15:28.220 festival and bring everyone back in and so our set got pushed to like sunset dusk and there's

00:15:33.980 this great video where we play roses there for the first time after like being gone for three weeks

00:15:38.060 since the denver show and it was like the craziest moment ever and it was like if people always ask

00:15:43.160 like if there was ever like an aha moment in our career that was like and you could and rory you

00:15:47.760 know who traveled with us a lot to capture stuff you know captured it perfectly and our faces are

00:15:51.380 I'm like, what the fuck is going on? 0.91

00:15:53.600 You know what I mean? 0.99

00:15:54.020 And it was such a special moment.

00:15:55.800 So it's like, it takes a while to get these songs out there,

00:15:58.740 especially in Vegas.

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00:16:58.160 The other thing about Vegas, it seems like too, is like

00:17:00.220 it's much more of a democratized

00:17:02.520 party scene. Like when you go to LA

00:17:04.460 or you go to like Little Sister

00:17:06.140 in New York, these are all the scene

00:17:08.160 people. You know what I'm saying? And like they're

00:17:09.960 like, not to be a dick, but they're generally 0.96

00:17:12.200 a little bit ahead of the curve when it comes to music. 0.93

00:17:14.220 They're listening for new sounds and stuff like that.

00:17:16.460 So I feel like that's part of the reason as well. It's like

00:17:18.180 a capacity thing. I mean, people,

00:17:19.980 i mean we're like we're kind of our attitudes like if you're friends we're friends like anyone's

00:17:24.240 welcome i feel like that's always been tried to be our attitude with like anything like you guys

00:17:28.220 came to our house party or i think you came i don't know if you were there logan but it was

00:17:31.760 like we didn't even have a door guy and people were like why don't you have someone stopping

00:17:35.000 people from coming in your house you don't know and i was like well a then you just end up with

00:17:37.800 a shit ton of angry people outside but be like whatever it's like that's a better vibe to be

00:17:42.340 like are we gonna get in and you just walk up and you're just kind of like i just walked in 0.75

00:17:45.560 you know and everyone's also a massive liability but that's a horrible idea

00:17:50.980 they're just like we're not like enforcing they're in disguise yeah they're in disguise

00:17:57.360 and uh and you know for here like i just got like a bunch of texts before this you know from

00:18:02.120 different people we know and they're like hey can i roll up i'm like send me names and it's like 25

00:18:06.180 dudes and i'm like normally if we were in new york i'd be like i can't help you you know in but

00:18:10.740 Like, here, I'm like, bring him in.

00:18:12.720 And, you know, I mean, that's bar tab right there.

00:18:15.500 We got, like, 60 dudes up in our room.

00:18:16.680 Hell, yeah.

00:18:18.120 Same with this. 0.84

00:18:18.940 We got Caitlin and the girl you brought.

00:18:20.700 Yeah, brah.

00:18:21.420 And that's it.

00:18:23.260 Fantastic. 1.00

00:18:23.860 We suck. 0.99

00:18:24.440 People think we live this glorious life, but just around a lot of dudes. 0.99

00:18:29.040 Well, you do a good job.

00:18:32.320 Don't get me started.

00:18:35.000 No, but, yo, seriously, the Chainsmokers parties and events, 1.00

00:18:40.740 Have the most girls at them 0.98

00:18:42.860 Always bro 0.98

00:18:44.520 That's all Drew over here

00:18:46.720 Dude there's all

00:18:48.740 If I find out the Chainsmokers are at XS

00:18:51.220 Which they always are

00:18:52.680 Shout out Wynn, shout out Encore

00:18:53.940 That's going to be a good night

00:18:55.480 What is it about your guys vibe

00:18:58.140 That brings the girls out

00:18:59.600 Is it the music

00:19:01.440 Is it like

00:19:02.100 Please brag about yourself

00:19:05.680 I do think in general

00:19:07.220 Our intention always

00:19:09.580 like even when we were nobodies was always just like everyone can come and have a good time like

00:19:13.660 everyone should feel i feel like that's like if we had a superpower would be like the fact we can

00:19:17.420 kind of acknowledge everyone in a room and make sure each person kind of feels special or or at

00:19:22.220 least like on the equal playing field um and hopefully that makes like for a good energy 1.00

00:19:26.780 you know attitude so i hope that's why we have hot chicks at our parties certainly not the door guy

00:19:33.820 that doesn't exist uh but um but yeah i don't know i mean we're very uh we're also like been

00:19:40.000 around the block for a while so i feel like you just know a ton of people i have no i have no

00:19:44.140 idea honestly i can't explain this yeah i think they may you make you make like sexy music you

00:19:49.120 make sexy well we learned that from calvin harris because we used to go to calvin harris shows and 0.84

00:19:52.500 we're like dude all the fucking girls are at calvin harris shows and uh and then i was kind 0.95

00:19:57.060 of like all right well if you get the girls to your shows and the guys come and spend money and 0.97

00:20:00.480 you know what i mean it's like a cyclical thing um so it's all part of like a master plan 100

00:20:05.380 i look at you guys and i see uh people that make music together colleagues partners in a business

00:20:15.100 world but i also believe i see very good friends and as someone who has uh worked very hard to to

00:20:21.840 balance a partnership and a friendship on the business and friend side of things i've we've 0.97

00:20:28.720 been through a number of blowout fucking battles do you guys have your fist fought each other 0.93

00:20:33.300 we got close once we fist fought each other like three or four times really oh oh really yeah it 0.98

00:20:38.220 used to be like a once a year thing that happened like the purge yeah it was always like around

00:20:43.580 just the south yeah i remember the first one was in we were in i think like mexico

00:20:48.940 or something with like another dj this is like a long time it was probably seven or eight years

00:20:55.100 2013 yeah and uh and this guy was like you know with us and i think we were like leaving a strip

00:21:01.700 club or going to one in mexico and and uh like we wanted the front seat we literally beat the 0.88

00:21:06.540 shit out of each other over a shotgun seat yeah and the guy was with us was like what the fuck 0.97

00:21:11.460 and there's a photo from way back of us like right after covered in blood covered in blood 0.99

00:21:17.700 oh y'all really went for it yeah yeah i have like a loose nose like it doesn't take much to get this

00:21:22.520 thing going so our fights look way more dramatic uh but no i mean i i like i think what you guys

00:21:30.400 are getting at i mean it's like we're very lucky i'm sure you guys i mean how long have you guys

00:21:33.760 been friends for at this point yeah we're approaching six six yeah so we're about 10

00:21:37.200 years in and you know we always say it's like meeting each other was the luckiest thing ever

00:21:40.740 hands down um and you know i don't know how it's possible we're so aligned on just the way that we

00:21:46.360 want to work the way we want to treat people you know there's just like bigger ambitions the things

00:21:50.740 that you know we we literally met like we met just on like a whim a mutual friend was like

00:21:56.460 you should meet drew you should meet alex like he's djing in new york he's producing music and

00:22:01.340 graduating you guys should just hang out and have a beer together and see you know what you guys

00:22:05.560 want to do and we met it was like the most basic conversation was like i love calvin harris it's

00:22:10.200 like what kind of beer do you like you know man and it was like it was like six should we do this

00:22:14.680 thing and then and then it was born yeah that was it that was the next morning yeah but then we like

00:22:19.700 work you know we're very aligned on like the work ethic and time it needs you know put in and we're

00:22:23.900 it's like we push each other because it could be like i don't want to go to do this show and then

00:22:28.040 the other one's like dude think about it like this this and this and you're just like all right we're

00:22:31.620 going to go do the show you know there's a level of like accountability like you know that kind of

00:22:35.460 we both we're always like we're not competitive but we always like motivate each other to just 0.98

00:22:39.140 be better and if one of you is off the other one's on and so you're like shit i got to live up to 0.85

00:22:42.940 that person today extremely extremely serendipitous and lucky you are right yeah it sounds like the 0.91

00:22:47.480 luckiest thing ever because both of you sharing those characteristics that are extremely rare for

00:22:53.100 one person to have yeah is is different and you both have these same things that like but even

00:22:58.660 make success you both have the it factor and you're together even the business stuff i mean i know you

00:23:02.360 guys do investing now too um but it was like i remember he was like we should like think about

00:23:06.660 starting a venture fund and at the time you know this is probably like four years ago i was like

00:23:10.680 i don't even really know what the hell you're talking about you know and um but we spent time

00:23:14.560 like learning and you know understanding speaking different people and now we have you know we're

00:23:18.660 on our second fund and i'm so glad that he had this idea that at the time just sounded like extra

00:23:23.460 work you know on top of our insane schedule but he's really fucking good at it but that's kind of

00:23:28.080 the point isn't it like like i would have never discovered this if it wasn't for her you know him

00:23:32.340 pushing us in that direction and now it's something that i get like so much you know pleasure so i

00:23:36.640 think it's important to have people in your life that like push you and challenge you and um i

00:23:41.200 don't know keep it uh keep it interesting it also seems like you guys know uh and i guess after a

00:23:46.680 decade know where each other's strengths and weaknesses are yeah and know like how long did

00:23:52.840 it take you guys to get to a point where you were comfortable giving uh critical feedback to the

00:23:57.220 other person and the other person accepting it without a lot of uh fight back because me and him

00:24:01.960 had a we had a we had a a long kind of growth period where you know he our dynamic was much 0.82

00:24:08.920 more in balance we weren't two equals he was fucking logan paul and i was you know a marketing

00:24:13.880 manager from a a furniture company and he saw what i had to offer but it was there was a power 0.95

00:24:19.060 dynamic change you guys being on an even level was there a lot of trouble at first trying to 0.79

00:24:23.780 figure out like yo i'm gonna listen to you i'm not gonna fucking listen to you did you get into 0.78

00:24:26.700 fights over that kind of stuff how would you how would you describe that like from the beginning 0.84

00:24:31.060 i mean i think it was interesting because we kind of like instantly set into our roles and our

00:24:35.920 roles have both evolved um personally but also together like i didn't know how to make music

00:24:41.920 in the beginning at all i was just a dj around new york so i had shows but drew knew how to

00:24:46.760 produce and so when we started like making music pretty bad music but but like you know but you

00:24:53.320 know i think it was like respectful i'm obviously like know that i don't know shit really but i

00:24:57.700 have ears and taste you know what i mean i have ears i think and uh and so like you know basic 0.99

00:25:02.480 requirements for becoming but it's also like you know you're an idiot you're like hey could you 0.99

00:25:05.760 change that thing that's like it's like the you know the middle sound like can we have a middle 0.99

00:25:08.920 thing that goes you know and he's like what i'd be like yeah yeah yeah you know sure let me turn

00:25:14.160 the middle up a little bit but over time you learn those you know those things and vice versa with

00:25:18.320 djing and but i think we both respect you know what our skills are at like and also at the same

00:25:23.200 time like i think the most important part of any partnership or any like uh leadership role is just

00:25:28.080 like not having ego you know i think that's the thing that kills every group out there is when you

00:25:32.840 start to think that you know you're better than everybody or someone's opinion doesn't matter and

00:25:38.220 it doesn't mean we always agree you know or someone that thinks they're right isn't wrong but

00:25:42.060 in that situation it's like how do you handle it after like do you being being empathetic and being

00:25:46.940 a good listener goes such a lot of the two most important qualities to like any company any team

00:25:51.760 you got to just people need to feel heard and acknowledged and so like you might disagree about

00:25:56.460 some stuff but as long as like you know what you're saying is gonna like be listened to and

00:26:00.320 considered you can go pretty far and like to your point what you said like you're coming from a

00:26:04.560 furniture store like i think that's something we like always look for in other people not

00:26:08.740 furniture store people but like what's the furniture store yeah at least the headquarters

00:26:12.920 yeah exactly well shout out to all the store people but but it's just like people that haven't

00:26:18.360 had their shot yet that like should you know what i mean and i think like a lot of time when you

00:26:22.400 look at people hiring at any position you're always like oh that guy's like you know graduated

00:26:27.040 at stanford and has this degree into this but like we've always gravitated towards the people

00:26:31.080 that are like way hungrier totally and have you know feel like that this is their shot to finally

00:26:35.900 prove something and obviously it doesn't always work out but generally speaking when it does i

00:26:40.000 mean like you now you're murdering it you know what i mean it's it's i think that there's something 0.98

00:26:44.980 to that you know i haven't done as good a job as him at putting p i mean he's put so many fucking 0.97

00:26:50.860 people on it's like there's there's like a have you guys found that there's like a certain amount 0.87

00:26:54.980 of work it's almost like a full-time job just to find people that you could put on and then manage

00:27:01.220 the ones that don't work out yeah liability lawyers like all this stuff and it's like you know

00:27:06.300 he you always did a really good job and mine was always unintentional you know i i love you and

00:27:11.960 george and everyone else that was in the circle and it kind of happened by default you know did

00:27:17.660 did you guys ever decide to do the sign talent,

00:27:19.960 start a label and find people,

00:27:22.520 then blow them up?

00:27:24.100 Um,

00:27:24.460 that's one area that I'm interesting.

00:27:27.000 You asked specifically that that's kind of like a typical thing.

00:27:30.120 Like a lot of artists do is start some kind of like publishing company or

00:27:33.780 label.

00:27:34.440 Um,

00:27:34.840 and we started a bunch of other companies,

00:27:36.600 but I'm really,

00:27:37.980 uh,

00:27:38.400 I don't feel great about the whole record label system.

00:27:41.140 And the last thing I want to do is sign an artist that doesn't feel an

00:27:46.260 artists are also like very emotional people and like there's a lot of ups and downs and it's a

00:27:50.260 very it's the most difficult business to make it in and i think you know taking when you sign

00:27:55.420 someone you're taking responsibility like to help them get to the place that they're trying to get

00:27:59.160 to and the last thing i want is some artists that we like that has a ton of potential you know at

00:28:04.480 odds with us or blaming us for like any shortcomings they might have or they go through a rough patch

00:28:09.400 and um or they're mad that like they don't like the deal structure after you know three years and

00:28:13.800 you know whatever and you're just like not that we would ever sign anyone to like a predatory

00:28:17.420 record deal but like that's something that i'm like i'm very touchy with it's scary it's scary

00:28:22.040 to to think about getting into business with somebody that you either like or very much

00:28:25.920 respect their craft like it always yeah isn't it weird how like even if you have the best

00:28:30.320 intentions asking someone yo let's go into business together from when you're at a higher

00:28:34.860 stand standing than that person from a business standpoint you always feel predatory whether like

00:28:39.740 just a little bit you know what i'm saying it's interesting how the dynamic has changed up because

00:28:44.000 i think back to when like you know eminem was signed by dre right and then what was it was

00:28:48.020 50 yeah 50 under both of them and so and so you know the eminem still to this day praises dre and

00:28:54.080 is thankful for everything but i feel like that dynamic um of people being put on now

00:28:59.940 people are becoming ungrateful quicker and they're forgetting social media and that model

00:29:06.760 is no longer working right because maybe it's been democratized by social media everyone looks

00:29:11.960 to their neighbor and they're like he's doing it yeah i can just do this myself and and and i agree

00:29:18.380 that's why i haven't ventured into any sort of like he was under he was signed uh by me for a

00:29:23.460 little bit and then we we we struck it because i was like taking a percentage of your friends

00:29:28.640 feels weird yeah it feels weird yeah i think you know i think you're totally right and i think

00:29:33.800 obviously i mean all the new resources that are in technology coming to existence now is going to be

00:29:39.800 really interesting to see like how that plays out in terms of whether you're a creator or musician

00:29:43.660 and like how less you need from like a label let's say or whatever in order to do your thing

00:29:49.260 um i mean i i think like for us coming up musicians like it was funny like i don't think

00:29:53.640 anyone ever co-signed us like everyone was like stay away from us yeah no one really was there

00:29:59.060 like some push push back okay so like our career started and i'd say like phase one of chain smokers

00:30:04.320 was like you know when we met in new york i'm trying to make my shitty music better with the

00:30:09.120 help of alex we're trying to figure out you know what where we like kind of fit and we did all

00:30:12.980 our first like thing was we did these we went to hype machine which was the first viral chart of

00:30:17.340 the internet and it was all like indie music and we're like none of these kids have remixes

00:30:21.020 remix budgets why don't we email all of them and like ask them if we can do a free remix so that

00:30:26.060 was our first thing we ended up building up a little brand there it was really cool we were

00:30:29.900 doing the only people like remix doing dance mixes of indie artists um and we had shitty

00:30:35.040 trap frat parties all over the country yeah and that like that took us out of new york city for

00:30:38.740 a couple hundred bucks a night to like we could do in colleges and like whatever and so that was

00:30:41.920 really cool and then we uh made we're always making these really dumb skits that i hope aren't

00:30:47.180 on the internet anymore but they are trust me that's just tiktok which is so it's totally

00:30:51.560 acceptable right right i know now there's a format for it um but yeah we made this song called selfie 0.95

00:30:57.000 as a joke and it was literally to just it was literally to poke fun at the entire edm world

00:31:02.540 um you remember this song yeah there's like a new trend going that's actually kind of cool

00:31:08.100 someone sent it to me today where it's like you know the girl is in the bathroom talking about

00:31:11.740 how she just took a shot she's gonna throw up and then you like block the camera and then they're

00:31:15.000 like all dressed up and then someone's like you gotta do that and i was like i will never

00:31:19.600 I was like

00:31:20.640 I've worked so hard

00:31:21.480 To get away from this song

00:31:22.620 Yeah

00:31:22.940 Yeah it's funny

00:31:23.540 I just looked at this song

00:31:24.900 600 million views

00:31:26.100 To this day

00:31:26.660 And that's actually

00:31:27.400 On selfie?

00:31:28.700 On YouTube

00:31:29.220 Yeah

00:31:29.440 Oh Jesus

00:31:30.400 Yeah

00:31:30.860 Well what was crazy

00:31:32.340 Is like

00:31:32.840 Stop watching this

00:31:33.740 It's so funny

00:31:34.280 Because I wish people

00:31:35.200 Could like think about this song

00:31:36.500 In terms of like

00:31:37.060 How smart we were about it

00:31:38.600 Versus like

00:31:39.160 The actual content 1.00

00:31:40.380 Of how stupid the song is 1.00

00:31:41.860 Yeah 1.00

00:31:42.200 Because we literally

00:31:43.140 So obviously you guys know

00:31:44.240 Dave Gretman from Live

00:31:45.560 Of course

00:31:46.000 We had like a show there

00:31:47.720 You know

00:31:48.140 And obviously he did not 0.73

00:31:48.940 give a fuck about it but we somehow got a show there and we were like what if we make a song 0.85

00:31:52.200 for the nightclub that way like the blogs will post it which we had good relationships with 0.98

00:31:56.320 and like dave might be like because that's how that's how nightclubs work yeah and then we might

00:32:00.300 be like people read blogs yo did you see the blog last week about live too like dave would be like

00:32:04.720 wow these guys went hard for me like i'll book them again you know what i mean and so we made

00:32:08.240 this song in like 25 minutes and i remember we were like let's go get some tacos i put it on 0.93

00:32:12.560 soundcloud came back i was like what the fuck you know what i mean i was like this has a lot 0.96

00:32:18.240 of fucking plays on it relative to what like we usually happens and uh so we're you know and then 0.99

00:32:22.860 it was like a whole exploratory but then but then we're like okay shit now we're like we have this 0.99

00:32:26.700 song that's bigger than chain smokers but like labels were trying to give us million dollar

00:32:31.620 record deals we didn't have any money and like that was like a really weird thing to go through

00:32:37.000 because then we have this song that doesn't sound like anything that we had made before or wanted to

00:32:42.540 be represented by in the future but like we're like this could be like the lighthouse to like

00:32:46.980 you know for fans and they can come and then we can show them what they were what we're really

00:32:50.280 doing but it was really hard because you know back to your question like what we were saying 0.98

00:32:53.860 like the rest of the industry uh just was like fuck you guys they're like this song is whack 0.97

00:32:58.840 all of our idols do not assume first yeah no no no it's okay this is like 20 when was this 20 0.99

00:33:10.080 this is 2014 maybe yeah probably 2014 but like every one of our idols that we like looked up to

00:33:16.340 that we were trying to emulate and be something like we're like nah yeah yeah and that was really

00:33:21.100 really tough um i'm still dealing with they're like you still made that song there's like one

00:33:27.680 specific moment that's like really bad where i remember they were like yo it's the american idol 0.62

00:33:32.680 finale and this is like gets way 10 years ago so like very idol is like fucking massive at this 0.56

00:33:37.440 time and they were like you guys go play your song on american idol and we're like well you 0.78

00:33:41.460 guys know we don't play this song right we just hit play and it's one song so there would be no

00:33:45.900 mixing or anything and it's not any of us singing or anything and they were like don't worry about

00:33:50.140 it it's a big opportunity and we're like i don't you just don't know anybody yeah like i don't feel

00:33:53.900 comfortable about this and like i don't blame anyone in this situation they're just trying

00:33:57.580 to maximize their profits but like i wish we had a more self-esteem at the time or you know whatever

00:34:03.180 you're just young and impressionable they were just like no that's fine go out press play and

00:34:06.780 go like take selfies with jennifer lopez and like harry connick jr and and whatever and so it does

00:34:11.580 sound like a bad idea yeah without seeing it it was way worse than you you're imagining so it went

00:34:16.880 as bad as you can imagine still online by any chance yeah yeah it is and uh and went as bad

00:34:21.560 as you can imagine what's really funny is we're like had another show after that so we're like

00:34:24.220 flying to denver and drew just turns and he goes i have a really bad feeling about this i think we've

00:34:27.880 done fucked up yeah and uh and then the next day we're at the airport about to fly to brazil for 0.82

00:34:33.080 another thing and you just see like porter robin who's like someone we really admire just be like 0.98

00:34:38.080 what the he posted it and was like this is what happens when you don't say no to your manager

00:34:42.020 yeah and like like by the time and the plane at that moment is like and we're just like no

00:34:47.940 can't even defend ourselves like and we land like you know 10 hours later and you know the

00:34:54.580 scorched earth like damn we just and it was just like i think we spent like that entire three-day

00:34:59.580 trip trying to like respond to every person be like you don't understand we didn't want to do 0.96

00:35:03.960 this it was a prank it was like so many lessons so much so many lessons in that uh that story but

00:35:09.660 um but then roses came so everything got better after that but uh you guys had uh sir did you

00:35:14.120 have a serious show at one point like you would do like these little things on on serious

00:35:17.720 still has one drew just straight up doesn't do it it'd be like okay just never showing up ever

00:35:23.100 again and and like i think like the station's just like okay with it at this point but uh why

00:35:28.640 do you not do it i don't want to but the best part is for like a year i was like trying to get fired

00:35:34.660 that checks out i'd be trying to get fired i'd be like what's up it's alex i'm like i can't believe 0.78

00:35:38.520 i'm still have this fucking show like i don't even have anyone to talk to anymore like i don't know 0.81

00:35:43.300 how to pronounce this next song it's a countdown it's a countdown show yeah right um and it's so 0.97

00:35:48.200 funny it's gone on for years and they will not fire me and i'm so cheap that like i mean it

00:35:53.140 probably we probably make like 70 grand and which is great you know what i mean but like

00:35:57.660 in the scope of like how little effort i put into it and like the bigger picture of all the things

00:36:01.880 we're working on like you know it's like but every year they're like you guys like we want to re-up

00:36:06.240 you and i'm i'm just like i'll do it because like at some point you know you're just screaming rhino

00:36:11.180 and you're just like this is the serious money you're in you're like this is the that's so funny

00:36:17.820 i feel like like based on that like i wish there was a cult around the show just having it's just

00:36:23.000 Hilarious

00:36:23.760 You just going on there 1.00

00:36:24.700 Not giving a fucking shit 1.00

00:36:26.220 About the show 0.99

00:36:27.080 And talking about 0.98

00:36:28.220 That you don't give a shit 0.98

00:36:28.980 About the show 0.99

00:36:29.160 I go on like crazy rant

00:36:30.000 I love how he's listening to it

00:36:31.420 But doesn't want to be a part of it

00:36:32.440 Yeah yeah

00:36:32.840 I mean there's you know

00:36:33.560 Like I have to pronounce

00:36:34.300 DJs always have the worst names

00:36:36.020 You know

00:36:36.220 Some have like six numbers

00:36:37.980 That are supposed to be letters in it

00:36:39.360 And I'll just be like

00:36:40.200 This is 1.00

00:36:40.540 What the fuck 0.99

00:36:41.880 I don't fucking know how to 0.99

00:36:43.960 I was like 0.99

00:36:44.940 And then going to rant about

00:36:46.020 The numbers thing is dead

00:36:47.520 You know what I mean

00:36:48.400 Like let's stop using numbers

00:36:49.680 Which is also funny

00:36:50.600 Yeah then I see a tweet

00:36:51.960 Like three days later 1.00

00:36:52.800 And being like you don't have to be such a piece of shit about it 1.00

00:36:54.960 And I'm just like 1.00

00:36:55.960 I played the song 1.00

00:36:58.300 He's like fuck you I saw American Idol 1.00

00:37:00.620 Yeah yeah exactly 1.00

00:37:01.700 I was like your shit doesn't stink either 1.00

00:37:03.900 It's funny 1.00

00:37:05.340 It's what 51 or 50

00:37:06.780 I think it's 50

00:37:07.960 It's not by the way you're 100% wrong

00:37:11.800 It's not

00:37:12.780 BPM's 51

00:37:14.380 You're just wrong

00:37:17.140 Okay so

00:37:18.900 We make it through the aha moment

00:37:21.220 lalapalooza and we're getting closer to the haha moment and we know that at some point you guys end

00:37:26.540 up as the decades number three most successful group only only behind imagine dragons and one

00:37:34.220 direction crazy so we have a little bit more space to cover here so roses comes out and then what

00:37:39.560 happens roses comes out um that like like came out and like the entire dance community was like

00:37:47.880 we're down with this which felt amazing to us we're still trying to like make up for selfie at

00:37:52.060 this point and now we have this song but like even when we made it we're like this is i feel like we

00:37:57.340 had this weird four years of career where we're out and like touring and doing our thing that we

00:38:01.640 didn't even we hadn't figured out our sound yet we figured out like when we put out we made roses

00:38:05.440 we're like this is this is it um and so then it was from there roses and that was like it ended up

00:38:12.420 it was the biggest song we had ever had at the time but like we went oh my god that was like a

00:38:18.820 year of going to like every single radio station you know three radio stations a day like when we

00:38:23.600 play the club at our versity we're playing a club in like you know you're in like san san jose or

00:38:28.220 sacramento um or like des moines you know just like going everywhere just begging people like

00:38:33.860 trying to build a story to like convince them to like play your song um and it worked like after

00:38:39.620 like nine months of just grinding and grinding the song the dance world really liked it which

00:38:43.760 obviously helped and uh they got pushed like more mainstream and then um we delivered this record

00:38:49.280 called don't let me down um that sounded completely different and i actually made this record because

00:38:55.360 uh i was dating this girl who like loved trap music and we didn't make trap music and i was

00:38:59.960 like i can i can make a trap song and we made this song we turned it in and the label was like this 0.77

00:39:04.560 is dope i just don't think it's gonna work on radio um and that one just fucking took off 0.65

00:39:10.260 and we won a grammy for that song it's like it was number one why are people always hearing 0.87

00:39:15.560 stories about the label is so wrong all the time about judging which like it's always the same

00:39:20.480 story yeah how much time you got um yeah i mean it's just like look no one knows especially

00:39:26.920 today no one knows what a hit's gonna be people the internet decides but isn't that what a and

00:39:31.520 ours are for and surely if you're with the label they're seasoned i think i mean i think labels are

00:39:35.740 important and like like having good teams that you know support the artists we're a very self-contained

00:39:39.920 project um but like yeah i mean it's really hard we're in it now we're releasing that we

00:39:46.720 put out our last song ipad uh out yesterday um our second single of this new album and you're

00:39:53.400 like it sounds like you pick your two singles but you don't really know yeah you know you don't know

00:39:57.920 we could put out our album

00:39:59.080 and like a B-side

00:40:00.840 that almost got taken off

00:40:01.900 the album

00:40:02.220 might become our biggest song

00:40:03.380 goes nuts on TikTok

00:40:04.420 there's probably a message

00:40:05.960 right now on my phone

00:40:06.600 from our manors

00:40:07.240 it's like

00:40:07.700 you know

00:40:08.300 all he wants to do

00:40:09.200 is to make like

00:40:10.540 15 different TikToks

00:40:11.700 with all the different songs

00:40:12.680 from the album

00:40:13.120 so they can like

00:40:13.960 see the data

00:40:14.640 of which thing is

00:40:16.140 but I'm like 0.93

00:40:16.540 yo the video is gonna suck 0.79

00:40:17.640 so it doesn't 0.94

00:40:18.420 like I'm not good

00:40:19.020 you know what I mean

00:40:19.480 it's like

00:40:19.940 it's a catch 22

00:40:20.720 sometimes if you are

00:40:22.460 sitting on a hit

00:40:23.260 there are creative ways

00:40:24.320 to reverse engineer virality

00:40:25.920 yeah

00:40:26.360 i saw this one tiktok i don't know i don't want to say exposing but you know the song a b c yeah

00:40:32.320 i know what video you're talking about yeah so there was like a comment the the artist was like

00:40:37.620 hey what should i do for the song and there was a comment that said you'll make a song out of the

00:40:41.800 alphabet and then she made the song but it was a label person the person who commented was worked

00:40:46.480 for her label it was it's all it's an inside job that was clever marketing for sure very clever

00:40:50.180 marketing yeah because i mean the song obviously you know it has that smash feeling to it 100%

00:40:56.120 And I'm sure when you have one of those, you know you're sitting on gold.

00:40:58.900 Yeah.

00:40:59.340 I think there's just so many, like, factors you just don't know.

00:41:01.820 It's, like, what's happening in the world even?

00:41:03.700 You know what I mean?

00:41:04.260 Like –

00:41:04.820 People forgetting the alphabet.

00:41:06.520 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:41:07.520 It's actually more than ever.

00:41:08.960 Dislexics hates the song. 1.00

00:41:09.640 Fuck that song. 1.00

00:41:10.760 I mean, I know there were, like – 1.00

00:41:11.800 I mean, we love Kygo and Miles and those guys.

00:41:14.140 But, like, they wanted to put out, like, their song, like,

00:41:15.960 Happy Dancing Feet, like, the day the, like, Ukraine war broke out.

00:41:19.400 You know what I mean?

00:41:19.820 And I know they delayed it.

00:41:21.460 But it's, like, you know, the world is crazier than ever right now.

00:41:24.820 you know all the artists that had to like put out songs during covid and like touring the song is

00:41:30.000 such an important part of like spreading the energy and like like you guys will see tonight

00:41:33.900 we'll play ipad it will not be a popping moment you know what i mean but it will we're gonna do

00:41:38.060 everything in our power to make that moment you're gonna see us go like 10 times harder during that

00:41:43.000 moment yeah but like i'm really working this one yeah but but you know son rips his jeans i'm like

00:41:48.060 oh he was right literally i mean we played it at edc mexico like three weeks ago and you know

00:41:53.140 especially to like a crowd of like 75,000 people.

00:41:55.320 You're just like, I know this is going to go over, but you just.

00:41:57.300 That's one of the craziest festivals in the world.

00:41:58.700 Oh, that specific one. 0.60

00:42:00.440 Yeah, it's nuts.

00:42:01.360 But you can tell there's just something that feels natural.

00:42:04.020 And I was going through, I mean, I'm like one of the people.

00:42:05.640 I felt good about.

00:42:06.780 I felt great.

00:42:07.260 I was worried about, I was like scared to play it.

00:42:08.980 It was like a huge crowd.

00:42:10.660 80,000 people probably at our stage is further than you can see.

00:42:14.640 And I felt really good.

00:42:16.560 I was really nervous to play that song.

00:42:17.820 It's not like a crazy, obvious drop.

00:42:20.040 And we have a pretty like hard set.

00:42:21.440 Yeah.

00:42:21.840 But it felt right.

00:42:22.680 No, it felt great.

00:42:23.140 I mean, I just, before we came out here, I was looking, this is, by the way, never do this if you're artists.

00:42:26.460 You're in, like, the deep subreddits of, like, EDS.

00:42:29.360 And I was, like, I just want to see what they're saying.

00:42:32.280 And usually they just destroy us the last three years.

00:42:35.500 But they were, like, very positive about this song. 0.99

00:42:38.480 Like, there was, like, maybe one guy who was, like, downvoted, you know, and I was, like, holy shit. 0.91

00:42:43.900 I was, like, I don't know if this means this is a hit, but, like, we're back, baby. 0.97

00:42:48.960 You know who that guy that downvoted was, right?

00:42:51.020 Yeah, yeah.

00:42:51.420 The DJ with the numbers. 0.99

00:42:53.140 he's like i don't care i've never listened to this so fuck this guy it's dj nine eight two 0.96

00:43:00.020 nine four nine eight it is it is funny i mean there's a kind of a question for you guys i mean 0.97

00:43:04.660 you know i feel like maybe we all handle the same way where it's like you can get a thousand

00:43:08.340 compliments but then you see like the one negative dude and you just want to like trip out about it

00:43:12.780 or be sad about it or whatever and and some levels like uh you know we know dave pornoy well and he's

00:43:18.420 like kind of uncancellable at this moment at this point in time i'd say and i was like man sometimes 0.79

00:43:23.040 i wish i could like like from an energy standpoint like stand up for anyone who fucking says anything 0.80

00:43:28.260 but also i'm like fuck it seems really exhausting you know and so like i don't know you know i think 0.89

00:43:32.760 the best way is always just take the high road and pay more attention to the positive stuff that you 0.93

00:43:37.080 have to you can't you can't i mean dude i think i hit a turning point where i started to ask myself

00:43:41.540 how does this person this uh person with an anime profile picture or a soccer player on twitter

00:43:48.060 right how does this person affect my life right right like like uh for example when i when i after

00:43:53.980 i put the book out there's people who had stuff to say oh hey congrats thank you so much congrats

00:43:57.740 but there was 10 000 people who had very positive feedback on how the book impacted their life

00:44:02.540 right but there was this one person i'll get hung up on that one person yeah eventually i got into

00:44:06.860 the habit of asking myself the following question your your family has told you that they're 0.90

00:44:13.020 fucking proud of you which which i'm sure has happened with you guys and it's probably a great 0.99

00:44:17.420 feeling for you guys as well you look in your fucking checking account and you feel you guys 0.99

00:44:22.380 feel really fucking good but i but i feel decent right you look around you got friends in your 0.98

00:44:28.140 life you've got you're doing what you love to do and you have a ton of fans and an audience of 0.94

00:44:33.480 people that fucking love and care about you so you have to ask look at that when you then see

00:44:38.540 this one person who says l plus ratio plus you fell off yeah and you're just like am i really 0.98

00:44:45.760 if all that fails though

00:44:49.600 what you do is you go to that person

00:44:51.480 you go to that person's profile

00:44:53.360 and then you find their girlfriend

00:44:55.180 and then you go to their girlfriend's profile

00:44:57.140 and you follow her and you start commenting on

00:44:59.300 her photos

00:45:00.160 Alex came up with it

00:45:03.060 it works so well too

00:45:05.620 you're not like super inappropriate

00:45:06.840 but you're just enough where like the girlfriend might come home from her job

00:45:09.620 and be like you know who commented on my photo

00:45:11.380 something really nice

00:45:12.240 and the guy's just like what 0.99

00:45:15.100 And he's like, I just shit on them on Instagram 0.99

00:45:20.220 She's like, why would you do that? 0.99

00:45:21.740 They're nice guys

00:45:22.600 And then maybe, you know, just something

00:45:25.080 Maybe, you know, I ruined his day now

00:45:27.320 No wonder you get along with Mike, man

00:45:32.160 Have you ever DM'd a hater back

00:45:37.000 And you're like, I'm sorry you feel that way

00:45:38.200 And they switch up

00:45:38.820 Like, oh, dude, I actually love you, bro

00:45:40.380 That is the most classic thing

00:45:42.700 They just want to be acknowledged

00:45:44.380 you know and then they're like dude i really didn't mean that i can't believe you saw that

00:45:47.500 yo also can you listen to my song yeah yeah what so it's just crazy because i feel like i mean

00:45:52.600 in high school you know it's like the same thing like someone was like you know you wear a jersey

00:45:57.160 and it's like a replica jersey and someone just gives you shit for it then you just feel like

00:46:00.400 trash for the rest of the week and you never wear it again and just like i'm amazed nowadays like 0.61

00:46:05.160 how thick a skin you have to have to you know because like these things would have destroyed

00:46:09.280 me in you know like in high school or whatever and now you kind of just like you know someone

00:46:14.280 says something mean and you're just like i wish you know i'd literally wake him out of bed in the 1.00

00:46:17.400 morning drinking you're like an espresso and it's just like you are a disgusting piece of shit 1.00

00:46:20.840 and your music sucks and you're ugly and you're like oh nice all right that's not exactly so 1.00

00:46:25.800 you're going to see what's going on the economic side of the world 1.00

00:46:27.840 i don't know but i want to try this can i try this right now here we go yeah

00:46:35.080 what flavor are you inclined to i would probably try the lemon what's that one this is blue

00:46:43.760 raspberry is that your favorite you guys the red would be a good chocolate punch is my favorite

00:46:48.300 it's it's you know why it's universal it works for everything it's no slime but i'm excited to

00:46:53.540 try it that's fucking hilarious i absolutely love you by the way me and oliver are working on that

00:47:00.800 project pretty heavily together nice can i invest 100 i'd love to talk to you guys after the show

00:47:05.140 drink prime what is good what is this hey that's the most that's the best reaction i've ever seen

00:47:17.640 just nice all right this is hey so this is this is a hydration beverage okay this is the gatorade

00:47:22.840 killer gluten-free okay gluten-free 10% coconut water yeah 850 milligrams bc double a's okay

00:47:29.040 250 or sorry 150 milligrams electrolytes 250 milligrams bc double a's 25 calories two grams

00:47:34.920 of sugar can we mix this with tequila should this be the drink tonight haha so this is okay so i'm

00:47:40.440 glad so everything i have to be careful but yeah but yes so when we're on tour that this is i would

00:47:49.660 mix this with tequila like we're not about like i'm not trying to drink margaritas or any like

00:47:54.500 it's fancy thing i'm a utility drinker when we're on tour i need something that's gonna get me

00:47:58.940 through the night with the and hydrate you and calories are low uh you and ksi at the supermarket

00:48:04.380 and the guy's like, can I tell you about the

00:48:06.120 NFT thing?

00:48:07.660 And you're like, no.

00:48:10.200 I'm not here for it.

00:48:11.700 I won't have the NFT conversations.

00:48:14.380 I'm sorry.

00:48:15.200 It's too much.

00:48:17.060 And so if my universal rule 1.00

00:48:18.740 is fuck off and I just 1.00

00:48:20.940 uphold that standard, it makes 1.00

00:48:22.540 it a lot easier for me to say no.

00:48:24.520 I don't like saying no.

00:48:25.840 Everyone's getting told this.

00:48:27.740 Close friends.

00:48:30.560 I just told one of the guys in this room

00:48:32.560 the store close friends hey man invest my brother and i just send him the link to that video

00:48:37.160 check your phone he pulls it up has to watch the video yeah my bad my bad bro you know always ask

00:48:44.920 though that's what i say you know yeah put put yourself out there but if you are willing to put

00:48:49.020 yourself out there you also have to be willing to be rejected on a very harsh level tell me about it

00:48:54.800 i have a lot of i mean i have great friends from the past but like some of them you know they reach

00:48:58.360 out with their new ventures and i'm always down to look and give constructive feedback

00:49:02.260 like I think that's like what you're coming to me for initially it's not that hopefully not the

00:49:06.980 check and if it's great then I would invest but 99.7 percent of the time it's just not a great

00:49:12.660 idea and you feel guilty of course but it's like that's just life I don't know just no handouts 0.59

00:49:18.540 there's definitely not as many good ideas as our terrible fucking hell no no I think I know who 0.83

00:49:24.180 you're talking about and I was in the elevator and he was with me coming up and then Blanco came 0.99

00:49:29.100 I was like Betty and the first thing I said I go I love how you keep shitting on Charlie keep doing it 0.68

00:49:34.020 And he starts laughing we're talking and he steps in front of me goes I want you to hear my girlfriend's music 1.00

00:49:39.580 I go what the fuck I go buddy 0.99

00:49:41.840 I feel like his girlfriend might be like Adele though or something 0.99

00:49:44.940 Wait wait wait what are you talking about I'm sorry

00:49:47.300 I think the NFT project that you were just talking about the guy was like invest in my head and feed

00:49:51.300 What about it?

00:49:53.760 See this is what they do

00:49:54.600 See Mike sucks up to Logan super hard

00:49:58.820 So anything he says it works out

00:50:00.500 But if I say one thing

00:50:01.880 He's like do you a favor

00:50:03.060 I'm sorry bro

00:50:03.460 Sit on that side

00:50:04.080 When you were gonna fight

00:50:06.660 The Island Boys

00:50:07.300 Did they even stand up for you

00:50:09.560 When you were gonna fight

00:50:10.300 The Island Boys dude

00:50:11.360 Barely bro

00:50:12.880 If I can't fight

00:50:13.840 He can barely walk

00:50:14.660 This guy's never won

00:50:15.360 A fight in his life 1.00

00:50:16.000 What the fuck 0.98

00:50:16.700 Are they gonna do about it 0.98

00:50:17.740 I have to highlight

00:50:18.880 The Island Boys myself 1.00

00:50:20.020 Fuck I'm gonna fire up now bro 1.00

00:50:21.920 Wait I'm still so confused 1.00

00:50:23.720 You're talking about

00:50:24.220 Betty Blanco's girlfriend

00:50:25.320 And now you're talking about

00:50:26.260 What you're talking about

00:50:27.460 I don't think we can expose that here. Okay. Yeah. No, no, it is really, he actually told me in the elevator was super real. He was there too. Well, well, like, okay. So Charlie told me it's not real, which I don't know who could tell. Cause like, we actually have to ask Benny because Charlie is like, yeah, we're totally friends, dude.

00:50:57.460 it's all good man who charlie and benny yeah they have a hilarious little thing on tiktok

00:51:03.980 oh okay is it like almost as bad as him and oliver because him and oliver is dead serious 0.99

00:51:07.980 it's way worse no but theirs is dead like i have to oh you gotta separate them don't fuck they're 0.99

00:51:12.940 gonna fuck each other up especially with this whole slime prime situation going on it's so 1.00

00:51:17.780 i'll commit murder yeah yeah facts his his uh t his ceo is shaking yeah okay yeah none of that 0.99

00:51:25.700 can happen okay uh nfts we talked about it for a second you guys are about to do a festival

00:51:30.940 oh yeah the after party after party yeah i have one of those do you go and get one yeah do i do

00:51:37.560 i get to go to the i think so i don't if we're being frank like i don't know a ton about the

00:51:42.220 company um i like the lineup i thought they're friends of ours that are doing it and uh you

00:51:47.220 know it was it's an easy play coming to vegas um i hope it you know i've been getting texts from

00:51:52.660 people being like is this fire fest and you're like it can't be fire because you're in vegas

00:51:57.280 so like worst case scenario you just come on back to the strip and everything's okay i think it's

00:52:02.840 gonna be sick i think it's gonna be sick yeah who else is on that bill again laroi's doing it

00:52:06.880 a bunch of people are doing it they got a lot of like yeah they went for it i love the bob

00:52:12.540 moses yeah yeah it should be good i mean i it's just one of those things where it's like i just

00:52:16.920 want to come out there's like we're just artists on this you know what i mean like i think the

00:52:19.920 artists always are like how could you do this to us and you're like i i barely got out of their

00:52:24.560 life like we actually i remember we were booked they hired us for uh fire fest and our our agent

00:52:31.220 was just like something seems fishy about this like the wire's not hitting the right way

00:52:35.460 so we're like yeah let's not do that yeah thank god yeah we didn't even get into to closer i feel

00:52:43.140 like i feel like we have to talk about it for a second i mean is that is that is that apex like

00:52:48.080 well we don't want to call it apex but like what did it feel like to to for that whole thing to

00:52:52.960 go down what did that feel like really really bizarre we have just the weirdest career every

00:52:57.320 song is like almost never happened um closer um i wrote it was the first song that i really like

00:53:06.620 wrote like all the lyrics to um in the past you know we work with writers or we were just producing

00:53:13.180 the the records and then we work with someone like emily warren who we work with all the time

00:53:16.760 one of our best friends um and they would do lyrics and this is the first time i was like you

00:53:20.240 know what i'm just gonna try it so i wrote this song and i kind of like wrote the words down

00:53:24.320 earlier on the on waiting to take off on some plane and the basis of it and then um i i made

00:53:29.800 the beat with uh do you know lewis the child of course yeah so freddy they're amazingly talented

00:53:35.280 and just great to make awesome music and they're on tour with us and me and freddy just got pretty

00:53:40.180 drunk after one show and we made the beat to closer and i just had this feeling about it

00:53:45.740 sean was there too right no the next morning the next day uh sean frank shout out to sean

00:53:50.740 was like yo what are you working on and i showed him the song and we like wrote you know finished

00:53:55.200 up the song with the lyrics together and then sean was like i was like who's gonna sing this

00:54:00.940 and then he's like why don't you just sing it like you just you know you just sing it just the

00:54:04.460 way that you just like talked it out and wrote it and i was like i've never sang on anything ever

00:54:08.420 before and he's like um let me show you how autotune works and i was like okay and melodyne

00:54:15.460 and you know a lot of that song too is me just talking to you like in this voice yeah it's not

00:54:19.820 like it really that singing um and you know we put it together and still with the intention of

00:54:25.180 having someone else be featured on it or sing my part um and then we just kept playing it for our

00:54:30.700 friends and we're like this is so this is good like and this is such an interesting like the

00:54:35.020 lyrics are so weird and like like definitely nothing that was happening in dance music

00:54:38.940 um they felt like kind of indie and like really like small like about small details and like very

00:54:44.140 you know american americana feeling um and uh we eventually like i got the confidence to just

00:54:52.400 leave myself on the song um and then at that time don't let me down was like firing and so

00:54:58.060 you know we were getting you know instead of like begging people the ring features people

00:55:01.580 were more open to doing song with songs with us and uh we're like we're back to begging again

00:55:06.820 yeah now we're back yeah and uh and we and camilla had just left fifth harmony and wanted

00:55:17.860 to do a record and so we brought the record to her and she she liked it and uh it was going to

00:55:23.380 be the the feature on closer yeah she was breaking off this is like her gonna be her first you know

00:55:28.920 solo right yeah and then um and we love camilla shout out to her but um you know obviously that

00:55:35.580 didn't end up working out um we we also knew like we performed it at close at coachella in 2015 or

00:55:44.000 16 16 i think yeah we played at coachella we performed it and uh camilla was still on the

00:55:49.520 song but she like wasn't around to like come out and do the feature with us and so we just did like

00:55:53.740 my parts of the song that is a bad explanation of that part of the story she was like i will come

00:55:59.040 out and sing the song with you at coachella you guys should i don't care this she needs to this

00:56:03.620 is a messed up thing here we go i'm totally fine airing this out and uh and and yeah and she just

00:56:11.240 never came and i think and in her defense though i think she was hanging with taylor swift which

00:56:18.340 is a pretty cool thing to be doing um but anyways we were just like we were just like all right

00:56:23.580 well we'll just do the half of the song that drew sings on and and we did it and the next day

00:56:28.400 i've never had a reaction to anything except for maybe buying a board ape uh all of her all of her 0.65

00:56:35.400 twitter was just like what the fuck is this song when is this coming out tons of like video reposts 0.79

00:56:40.840 and we're like yo i don't know what's about to happen with the song but it's gonna be 0.78

00:56:43.720 something different than we've had we've ever seen before and it came out and just oh and then

00:56:48.960 uh camilla ended up pulling up the song um like literally we were ready to put it out we'd already

00:56:54.740 like our fans already knew about it we knew it was going to be heater and she decided it wasn't

00:56:58.060 right for her and then Halsey like stepped up and was like I would I would

00:57:04.040 have never I was such a big fan of her music at the time and that was just

00:57:07.900 ended up being I couldn't believe it like how it all came together like last

00:57:10.720 minute and and yeah it was just the perfect the fit and we're both kind of

00:57:15.700 the same place in our career at that time and just to have that song together

00:57:18.520 then was I think really just it happens like once in a lifetime if you're lucky

00:57:22.780 you know that whole process was bizarre because then the song you know it was

00:57:27.280 It ended up being this amazing song,

00:57:29.920 but I don't think we were ready at all,

00:57:32.880 personally, for what that meant,

00:57:34.660 just in the macro sense of like-

00:57:36.660 We're never ready.

00:57:37.580 Yeah, you're never ready.

00:57:38.420 It's like thrust into that sort of spotlight

00:57:40.540 and the way you give interviews and this,

00:57:42.400 and I think we also at the time

00:57:43.720 kind of had a chip on our shoulder

00:57:45.260 from the selfie days.

00:57:46.660 Yeah, still, no still.

00:57:48.600 We were just kind of like, 0.99

00:57:49.600 fucking told y'all, 0.98

00:57:50.720 but that was not the attitude we should've taken. 0.99

00:57:52.460 Oh my God.

00:57:54.020 And we were always like cool guys,

00:57:55.240 but it always felt like we believed in ourselves,

00:57:57.340 but no one else did.

00:57:58.380 And so instead of just being like humble in that moment,

00:58:00.980 we weren't like not humble,

00:58:02.120 but we were just,

00:58:02.840 I think when we talked about it,

00:58:03.820 we were always like,

00:58:05.160 you didn't.

00:58:05.600 Yeah.

00:58:05.780 Yeah.

00:58:06.120 It did.

00:58:06.480 You know what I mean?

00:58:06.920 We didn't communicate ourselves.

00:58:08.180 We were like angry.

00:58:09.160 Yeah.

00:58:09.480 I was like mad.

00:58:10.580 Hey,

00:58:10.980 yo,

00:58:11.240 I,

00:58:11.520 I get that feeling of being discounted out and then proving everyone wrong.

00:58:15.920 You're like,

00:58:16.260 yeah, 1.00

00:58:16.460 motherfucker. 1.00

00:58:17.160 Like I, 1.00

00:58:17.500 I knew the whole time,

00:58:18.740 ha,

00:58:19.200 but I think that you're old enough to not be that way.

00:58:22.100 Who cares?

00:58:22.580 Yeah.

00:58:22.780 But I think also, like, I mean, while I'm not, like, proud of everything that happened over the course of that time, like, I think I love that mentality.

00:58:30.040 Because I still feel like we have the underdog.

00:58:31.560 I still don't feel like we've accomplished anything.

00:58:32.980 Sure, sure.

00:58:33.700 The only difference is when you do it, just humble yourself.

00:58:37.120 Totally.

00:58:37.420 Cool.

00:58:37.700 We're still grateful.

00:58:38.400 How is it possible that you could even say that?

00:58:40.940 I don't know.

00:58:41.300 How could you even say that with a straight face and, like, bro, that song is one of the biggest songs ever.

00:58:47.480 But I feel like we just.

00:58:48.260 Ever, bro.

00:58:48.940 I just feel like there's so many things that we would do differently in that event.

00:58:52.200 you know if we could go back and i mean everything's working out the way it's supposed to be but you're

00:58:55.940 just kind of like damn i wish i would have handled that better or you know acted more this way or you

00:59:01.500 know whatever point me out point me out to a celebrity or or artist that goes globally super 0.77

00:59:09.440 into globally into superstardom out of nowhere and handles it perfectly frank ocean

00:59:14.820 you know what i'm saying but no but there's actually because i don't know if you saw these

00:59:20.640 zee sansari stand-up thing he did recently where he's like i ran into a frank at a party and he

00:59:24.880 was like man how do you like you know how are you so cool and always doing the cool shit and

00:59:28.620 whatever and he was like well you just got to be comfortable saying no to like not making money

00:59:32.900 you know what i mean and i feel like and and in a lot of ways that's you know it's true it's like

00:59:37.400 if you are select you know it's like we always want to go out and get it like i'm very glad

00:59:42.220 we were that way because over covid you know that we didn't leave anything on the table it was like

00:59:46.720 you know uh instead of it being a moment where we were like how the fuck are we supposed to 0.99

00:59:51.460 survive i just stupidly did this and didn't do that and we took six months off to go fuck off 0.90

00:59:57.100 and do nothing we always just been grinding super hard so i'm always grateful for that but like 0.94

01:00:01.220 on some levels you know it's like i don't know if you saw the doja cat tiktok the other day 0.99

01:00:05.460 yesterday where she was like talking about she's like y'all about to see me do this stupid ass 1.00

01:00:08.920 taco bell jingle where i'm supposed to rap about like a fucking beef burrito a mexican pizza she's 0.99

01:00:13.560 Like, just know it's a contractual obligation. 1.00

01:00:16.660 You know what I mean? 0.98

01:00:17.020 She runs that app.

01:00:17.700 She's the best.

01:00:18.260 She runs that app.

01:00:19.240 Yeah, yeah. 0.93

01:00:19.500 TikTok belongs to Doja King. 0.92

01:00:20.740 That's her app.

01:00:21.680 And what a great way.

01:00:23.020 Like, I don't even know how that happens.

01:00:25.000 Like, if you're going to get a call from Taco Bell after that.

01:00:27.500 No, no, no.

01:00:27.920 That's the shtick.

01:00:28.860 Taco Bell, like, sucks it up for a second.

01:00:30.860 It's like, yo, this is the most organic, coolest way for us to work with this artist.

01:00:34.180 And by the way, you get the best product placements in marketing because of that.

01:00:37.640 Exactly.

01:00:38.120 And if anybody's going to do it, it's going to be Taco.

01:00:39.620 They have a supreme.

01:00:41.380 Not too soon.

01:00:41.880 Yeah, exactly. 0.96

01:00:42.580 supreme fucking social media yeah i mean taco bell is like you know probably top three especially 0.96

01:00:47.680 on twitter 100 you know so but i think being fearless in that sense and anyways just going 0.98

01:00:52.080 back to it i think just having that mentality of always feeling like people are underestimating

01:00:57.020 you you know like serves you better in life even with the venture capital stuff it's like we went

01:01:00.980 in knowing that people were expecting us to fail and it's like and i enjoy coming out and surprising

01:01:06.800 like it's nice to have a low bar it's you know whether it's in the bedroom or you know wherever

01:01:11.980 it is just having it's a great mentality so so so you get covet happens now you guys end up uh

01:01:18.860 taking some time away over the past like couple years you guys have have taken time off yeah

01:01:23.680 do you we we talk about momentum uh on this show a lot and and it's a and it's his you know greatest

01:01:30.480 he describes as the greatest force on earth yeah yeah greatest force in the world for a person in

01:01:36.000 the science world whatever momentum is very important and you know as a as a social media

01:01:40.820 creator myself uh or for social media creators especially we worry about the idea of falling

01:01:45.840 off it's always kind of in the back of your head and i'm sure you guys feel that as artists sometimes

01:01:50.380 that fear right is that i guess that's my question is that a fear of you got for you guys like did

01:01:55.320 you feel like when you started to think about this break uh did you feel like you might be

01:01:59.560 breaking momentum and that that's scary does that scare you i think um well yeah the time

01:02:04.980 ended up being weird with covid but like at the end of 2019 we weren't like really jacked up on

01:02:10.200 where we were at like we were making music that felt like it was an iteration of what we had done

01:02:15.360 before that was special and um you know we're so proud of a lot of those songs but like what we

01:02:20.880 were thank god we're able to like uh discover with you know our fourth album that's coming out soon

01:02:26.120 is like we reignited what's like really exciting about the chain smokers for us and why we started 0.76

01:02:31.560 at this field so we made feels like when we were making roses and closer and don't let me down and

01:02:35.880 it doesn't sound exactly the same but it feels like really us and really exciting and um we've

01:02:41.380 really innovated on our sound there's so many like things that have elevated uh what we're what

01:02:46.240 we're doing with this next album but still feel like it's the core of us and we need to stop it

01:02:50.960 to figure that out and i think you know yes there is some concern about who if you if you go away

01:02:57.360 for two years and come back are people gonna care anymore the post button was oh yeah social media 0.97

01:03:02.500 was weird on social media i was like where the fuck is the yeah they were gone they were gone 0.93

01:03:08.900 and then you come back and and i'm just so like confident in what we're about to put out it's so 0.86

01:03:15.460 awesome so proud of it i can't wait to perform it i can't wait to promote like promote it um all

01:03:19.940 these things that i had like anxiety about before aren't there because like the the con the music

01:03:24.660 at its core is like exactly what i want it's you we're proud it's you yeah exactly why did you come

01:03:29.680 up with the name chain smokers uh it's not like a terrific story i mean i think like back whatever

01:03:35.300 10 years ago yeah we were i literally just smoked have you been sitting there wondering that this

01:03:40.240 well you said bring it back to like where it started and that just kind of reminded me i

01:03:44.980 never really knew how you started it was literally just like we there was like a show that i wanted

01:03:49.180 to throw a party at and they were just like i don't want to be like alex you know what i mean

01:03:52.200 i was like i'll just come up with a cool dj name and uh at the time i smoked tons of cigarettes and

01:03:57.580 tons of weed and that's kind of like what you I did I just sit in my apartment all day like mixing

01:04:01.220 records smoking non-stop and uh and so I did it and I didn't think it would be like 10 years later

01:04:06.440 on an impulsive show you know what I mean like having to talk explain it but I always like do

01:04:11.300 think I do often think like what I would what I do if I you know could if God was like you can go

01:04:17.420 back and change it and everything seamlessly switches like what would you go as and I was

01:04:20.700 like I honestly chain smokers kind of works out yeah but we did have a lot of calls early on and

01:04:25.660 people were like you got to change your name some people wouldn't work with us like like like people

01:04:30.460 in the industry they're like yeah they'll never make it with that name they're like you'll never

01:04:33.900 play there was an agent an agency that we really were playing at dear events like what why

01:04:40.460 yeah cancer benefits yeah right oh i mean anything like corporate spot like you know like

01:04:46.940 i mean we were like the faces of tommy hilfiger like no one thought that chain smoker you know

01:04:50.780 what i mean like this name uh would be a part of it so i mean i'm stoked about you know what it is

01:04:55.580 now i never i don't know what i could give me no i need one yeah i need one right now i need you

01:04:59.880 to give me one other option oh man i honestly i have never been able to come up with like a decent

01:05:04.780 one um but yeah yeah i don't know go back to the relevancy thing though yeah uh but no i mean just

01:05:14.080 to add to what drew was gonna say though i think like one thing we've really said to ourselves a

01:05:19.340 lot over the last two years was just like let's just enjoy this process again you know that's

01:05:23.460 how it felt we're very competitive naturally you don't have to like point that piece of us out we're

01:05:28.760 always going to be low-key wanting to looking at someone above us i mean like we got to take them

01:05:33.740 out somehow um but i think it's more just actually not actually like killing them and uh and and just

01:05:41.280 enjoy you know the process of putting a song out don't get like caught up in the charts or whatever

01:05:45.300 obviously you want your songs to be heard by everyone and be successful but at the same time

01:05:49.140 it's like just we made music we're proud of and we know we have fans out there that love it so

01:05:54.220 like be be comfortable with that and like every all these songs all these artists like you said

01:05:59.660 earlier like you just don't know what's gonna hit it could be nothing on this album and it could be

01:06:03.100 the first song right after that and then we have you know we have like four unreleased songs of

01:06:06.840 juice world it could be all four of those could be the biggest songs in the world like or they

01:06:10.200 could never come out like ever like we have no idea but i think long as you're just happy like

01:06:14.540 you said we're playing in vegas tonight we're hanging out with our friends like you know life

01:06:18.980 is good so just enjoy that that process i guess you got four unreleased songs with juice world

01:06:23.800 oh yeah they're amazing i think everyone has four that guy made so much music he's a creative

01:06:29.320 genius yeah yeah he will come in and like i'll like we want to go over this and anything i'd

01:06:35.280 play for him he'd be like yeah i want to go over that like and right now and he'd go he freestyle

01:06:38.800 every song um and like line by line he'd like say something like okay all right run it run it back

01:06:44.300 we play it again all right here's the next line and he'd just like go through it and he'd do like

01:06:47.600 this long stream like stream of consciousness basically this like one long freestyle and then

01:06:52.200 we just go and pick a section and be like that's the hook and take that now copy and post that here

01:06:56.120 and have it happen again and he would come in and like literally like i remember like one time

01:07:00.680 i like ran out of beats like i was just like and i just grabbed my guitar and played one chord and

01:07:06.060 he's like yeah let's go and i'm like dude i don't have i had to make the yeah let's go and i had to

01:07:12.280 make the song on the fly as as he's going i'm trying to add stuff and like not break his flow

01:07:16.920 in concentration and that i ended up being one of the ones that will come out but he yeah very

01:07:21.120 special is those coming out on this album uh not on the album that'll be i mean you never really

01:07:26.660 know what's going on obviously like when it's posthumous like you know there's a lot of people

01:07:30.920 involved and i know he's put out albums since then and i i'm just like i know we'll get tapped

01:07:35.000 eventually for them um so hopefully sooner than later but i mean you need us to talk to pete about

01:07:40.180 it yeah yeah he needs to make that shit happen also he's you know it's an interscope thing i

01:07:46.260 know that like it's it's nice what excites me is i see their his fans always being like dude 0.97

01:07:51.340 release these three really and i don't even know how they've heard any of these to be honest with

01:07:54.700 you um and it's cool so it's like for us we're just gonna keep doing our thing when the time is

01:07:59.180 ready we'll be excited about it but um but yeah he was amazing anything he releases his team now i

01:08:06.040 guess it goes crazy yeah i mean his fans are to this day probably still the most dedicated number

01:08:11.260 nobody even close bro not not right now it's crazy close like this clip will go just just

01:08:16.940 us talking about this we'll go nuts what's that i have like a folder you know like on my desktop

01:08:21.160 this is like juice world cloud and there's like actually five not four and then you're just like 0.87

01:08:24.740 god damn it you know what i mean you're just like it's just sitting there and i i feel selfish you

01:08:29.460 know what i mean you're like i kind of want to share yeah you want to share but i know that's 0.99

01:08:32.800 not the right thing to do to like put on the fucking blockchain and be like 0.89

01:08:35.880 Good luck getting that down 0.98

01:08:41.180 The wrong use of blockchain

01:08:46.800 You guys want to go nuts?

01:08:49.080 Yeah 0.99

01:08:49.340 Let's go, let's go crazy

01:08:51.160 Let's do it

01:08:52.060 He's, by the way, I gotta tell you the truth

01:08:53.960 By the way, should we all do

01:08:54.680 I have a fun question for everyone here

01:08:56.980 Should we do first impressions?

01:08:59.100 Sure

01:08:59.420 Of each other?

01:09:00.400 Yeah

01:09:00.620 Because I feel like we all had funny

01:09:01.920 Like we've all like observed each other

01:09:04.820 i've actually met you guys at your house and you don't even remember no i don't yeah uh i would

01:09:09.720 love to hear that but but also like i remember when we first spoke it was like i feel like we

01:09:13.880 this is a long time coming you know what i mean it felt like we were friends and then i kind of

01:09:18.340 remember meeting you properly at some house party yeah and you were super cool and everything and

01:09:22.920 it was just also that same feeling where you were just like why are we friends yeah it was like we

01:09:27.840 should we probably should exchange numbers or something and i was like i'm i don't care if

01:09:31.640 I'm the thirsty one that DMed you after.

01:09:33.120 And he was like, we should hang out. 0.95

01:09:34.160 Nah.

01:09:34.780 Okay.

01:09:35.460 Yeah.

01:09:36.280 But yeah, I was wondering.

01:09:38.760 I'm curious if you guys had first impressions of us.

01:09:39.640 I met Drew under duress.

01:09:41.920 He was under duress.

01:09:42.880 So it was at a different...

01:09:45.080 So this wasn't...

01:09:46.260 I can't fault you for it.

01:09:48.000 It was at one of your parties.

01:09:49.760 And it wasn't a no security party.

01:09:51.940 It was a very different vibe.

01:09:53.700 Was it in his house or the studio?

01:09:54.520 I think so.

01:09:55.560 I think it was at the house.

01:09:56.700 And so you were dramatically stressed out.

01:10:01.200 And so like we

01:10:01.960 This was a while back

01:10:05.340 And so like it was overlooking all of Los Angeles

01:10:07.560 And there was a lot of like big names

01:10:09.420 Rams quarterbacks

01:10:10.320 Yeah it was like Grammy

01:10:12.300 And you were just super stressed out

01:10:16.840 And by the way like I didn't really expect you 0.99

01:10:19.120 To give much of a fuck anyways 0.97

01:10:20.600 Like you know I just randomly 0.99

01:10:22.940 Kind of ran into you at the time

01:10:25.000 I feel like you have a good sense of

01:10:26.440 I'm also like that word you'll be like I want to go say hi to that person

01:10:29.240 It's not the right time

01:10:30.860 i'll even wait six months to be like i'll just wait for them yeah but but isn't it funny

01:10:35.900 i'm wondering if like this is actually one of our parties or there was this one party where like all

01:10:42.640 of these people were like dude you just like deaded me at this party i was like that wasn't

01:10:46.000 my party right i don't i don't remember exactly what it was but also no way but also like

01:10:52.080 yeah yeah i don't know exactly what it was but also like transparently like we've

01:10:58.320 we've also had like a bunch of like random like little like micro things because of like

01:11:04.480 oh the name that should not be yeah just because of like girls and stuff like that you know what

01:11:09.680 i'm saying like not like specific or like direct but like we'll be friends with oh yeah i don't

01:11:15.720 know do you know what i'm talking about i don't know i can't really recollect any situations like

01:11:23.960 that but no but i met but i met him and so i had to overlook that and then when i got a chance to

01:11:29.880 we need to have a talk after this

01:11:34.040 well one that we could talk about no hold on i want to finish this okay but but but then after

01:11:41.120 that night i got a chance to run into you uh at a more proper like time when you weren't super

01:11:46.220 stressed out about whatever was going on at the party and it was like day and night and i was like

01:11:50.160 this is like the real drew and when i met you for the first time it was like i i don't know what it

01:11:56.400 was but like for some reason like we just we just had like this click i remember i remember

01:12:00.020 afterwards he was bragging about meeting you he's like dude i really get along with that guy

01:12:03.140 and drew i was i was i mean both of you guys like you say you want to surprise me when both

01:12:11.280 of you surprise me it's always a pleasure to meet someone who you really respect who is also

01:12:15.880 extremely down to earth and i was i was uh and even now just listening to you on this podcast

01:12:21.960 i'm i'm just always thoroughly impressed with how it like tapped in i think we both kind of

01:12:26.220 i don't want to see we're all like misunderstood or whatever that's the right way to put it but

01:12:31.000 like i do always feel like you get that you know it's like like people are like uh there's a good

01:12:35.620 story i mean and you know shout out to chris mar and amazing you know double amazing but i remember

01:12:40.620 we were like always traveling to go to his studio in malibu and we were like dude why don't you

01:12:45.740 come to like our studio like we have a really nice studio and he was like i'm not gonna come

01:12:50.240 to your frat studio where there's like beers everywhere and holes in the wall and we're like

01:12:53.860 what our studio is filled with like the dopest art yeah i was like but that's kind of the

01:12:59.540 impression i think that like on a macro level that people maybe expect from us yeah and they're

01:13:05.100 not totally wrong like we do fucking rage but like you know we're also nice to got you know

01:13:09.880 business man no it's good because that impression is what allows you to keep surprising people 0.98

01:13:14.580 yeah and and there's so much power in that i'm sure you get that shit all the time too just 0.89

01:13:19.300 you know you guys you've had a pretty crazy career as well yeah i mean i think when the gig's up it'll

01:13:24.580 be a little less fun but like you know now it's it's cool to show that i can be dynamic yeah

01:13:30.440 100 and you know the the more i grow and the more i learn the more the in my mind more like 0.96

01:13:36.240 dangerous i become as yeah as an entertainer and like literally like i'll fucking kill someone 0.99

01:13:41.400 I'm going to kill Oliver 0.99

01:13:43.060 People always 0.99

01:13:43.660 If he mentions slime 0.99

01:13:45.560 One more fucking time 1.00

01:13:47.120 People 0.99

01:13:48.860 I feel like people

01:13:49.620 Like it's funny

01:13:50.480 The question doors

01:13:50.980 They're like

01:13:51.220 Oh like

01:13:51.580 Would you

01:13:52.020 Like who would win

01:13:52.780 If I'm like

01:13:53.200 It's no question

01:13:54.340 Obviously me

01:13:55.060 Like

01:13:55.840 But when people ask me

01:13:59.240 Like is that serious

01:13:59.780 He's a pro fighter

01:14:00.600 Like it is so hard

01:14:02.560 People ask you that

01:14:03.260 Yeah people are genuinely asking

01:14:04.560 Why

01:14:04.940 It's not like regular

01:14:05.980 It's not like

01:14:06.620 You know

01:14:06.920 It's just like

01:14:07.520 Hey

01:14:07.820 I know this has nothing

01:14:09.000 To do with anything

01:14:09.640 Yeah

01:14:09.980 But you're going to see

01:14:10.660 logan on saturday right will you fight him but the one the one thing i would say on that first

01:14:18.040 impression thing is it's kind of like a good lesson for people because you never really know

01:14:22.760 like what someone is going through at like that specific moment when you run into him for the

01:14:26.860 first time and it's it really sucks to know that people will uh write someone off like based on

01:14:32.400 like a first impression i i i i would advise anyone to give people like a second a third 0.51

01:14:37.280 chance and really like get a chance to like know them because y'all are fucking awesome y'all are 0.76

01:14:41.140 fucking awesome i uh thank you i was with a girl and one dude and this girl goes oh the chain 0.91

01:14:46.120 smoker is having a party let's go and i was like are you sure because like guys you know they 0.90

01:14:50.520 usually can't get in you're with two dudes she's like no trust me so many people are there you 0.94

01:14:54.480 won't even notice i walk in there's seven fucking people in this house and i'm like oh my god was 0.95

01:14:59.740 it uh was it it was you guys and you can you come immediately like yo do you want to drink and i'm 0.98

01:15:04.120 oh okay yeah and then I say wow what a beautiful house and then you gave me a

01:15:07.960 house tour of your whole house and then you took me to your recording studio

01:15:11.860 which may I say very nice and it wasn't even built yet you're like so what I'm

01:15:17.380 imagining here is and I was like what a sweet guy he even took us to the backyard and I was like wow this is such a

01:15:24.040 you were petting a dog I don't know if it was your dog I walked away and I was just like playing your music

01:15:28.340 The parties suck, but those guys were awesome 1.00

01:15:31.220 It wasn't a fucking party 0.99

01:15:33.160 There wasn't even music playing 0.98

01:15:35.580 But it was a great first introduction

01:15:38.100 I love that

01:15:38.820 But I do think

01:15:39.540 It doesn't take a lot to just be nice

01:15:42.420 You know what I mean, off the bat

01:15:43.440 Obviously sometimes you're just stressed out

01:15:44.920 You're like, not right this second

01:15:46.040 But generally I feel like people could just do a better job

01:15:48.860 It's so little to just make someone feel welcome

01:15:51.680 And then the whole energy of that night

01:15:53.760 Is far better

01:15:54.760 Versus going in and someone big timing you

01:15:57.340 or whatever

01:15:57.680 and it's just like

01:15:58.420 cool 1.00

01:15:58.800 fuck that guy 1.00

01:15:59.580 it's nice to be important 1.00

01:16:01.120 but it's important

01:16:02.160 to be nice

01:16:02.860 wow

01:16:03.320 wow

01:16:04.920 wow 0.55

01:16:05.940 you guys wanna go crazy

01:16:06.780 let's go

01:16:07.140 let's go do things

01:16:08.100 let's keep this energy going

01:16:09.160 guys thanks for coming on

01:16:10.380 Impulse

01:16:10.680 appreciate it

01:16:11.200 yeah

01:16:11.660 this was awesome

01:16:12.740 guys go stream their new song

01:16:14.440 iPad

01:16:14.780 keep an eye out for their album

01:16:16.720 album number four

01:16:17.500 do we know the name yet

01:16:18.520 no not yet

01:16:19.140 okay okay

01:16:19.620 but before summer

01:16:20.320 okay

01:16:20.740 tours

01:16:22.040 we're always touring

01:16:23.640 we'll be around

01:16:24.360 yeah you wanna see us 0.99

01:16:25.240 just pay the fuck attention 1.00

01:16:26.380 to the chain smokers 1.00

01:16:27.260 Drink some goddamn prime, all right? 1.00

01:16:28.460 Drink some fucking prime, not slime. 1.00

01:16:30.700 Fine. 1.00

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