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00:02:12.720 One of the biggest names in the history of dance music.

00:02:15.700 David Guetta.

00:02:16.480 Okay, first, I don't do drugs.

00:02:17.800 No drinks either?

00:02:18.500 I only drink.

00:02:20.840 Most of what we see on social media is fake. 0.98

00:02:23.260 All those girls you see, they never paid for a plane ticket in their life.

00:02:27.820 So, do you ever see the lifeguard? 1.00

00:02:29.240 She's so hot

00:02:31.160 If you're listening to me

00:02:32.820 I was never brave enough to speak to you

00:02:34.980 You're the hottest girl of the club

00:02:37.440 I have Morty with me

00:02:46.380 Why do I have this in my hand right now

00:02:47.560 This is yours

00:02:48.180 I look like Stephen Hawking

00:02:51.040 Yeah I gotta say this

00:02:51.900 You look like Stephen Hawking

00:02:52.820 What's going on here

00:02:53.740 I was talking about your hair

00:02:55.060 I look like a cheap Enrique Inglaces

00:02:57.240 Like your mom got me on a Groupon

00:02:59.480 She wanted to surprise you

00:03:00.740 But the surprise was

00:03:01.720 You got me an Assyrian boy 1.00

00:03:03.700 That nobody wants 1.00

00:03:04.220 It's one of those haircuts

00:03:05.280 That grew out really bad

00:03:06.380 No it's just

00:03:07.460 I didn't get to do anything

00:03:08.860 And I put gel

00:03:09.580 And then wet my hair

00:03:10.420 But let me ask you a question

00:03:11.420 When you

00:03:12.360 When you

00:03:13.360 When you left the hotel

00:03:14.520 Because we just got here

00:03:15.440 From Toledo, Ohio

00:03:16.460 Great city by the way

00:03:17.460 When you left Toledo, Ohio

00:03:19.280 Before we got on the plane

00:03:20.140 Your hair was

00:03:20.800 Blued to your head concrete

00:03:22.020 It was like someone

00:03:22.840 Had just poured cement

00:03:23.740 Yep

00:03:24.060 What happened to it

00:03:25.180 Between then and now

00:03:25.800 The Sugar Sean fight

00:03:26.580 Did you sweat

00:03:27.220 Real quick, just so Logan could just get by

00:03:29.240 because my stories are going to be a little hard.

00:03:31.320 Quick question.

00:03:31.920 I had a lot of product.

00:03:32.780 I put water in there, made a problem.

00:03:34.440 It just now cements, but it's cemented down.

00:03:36.280 I don't know what to do here.

00:03:37.160 You know what else you did that upset me?

00:03:39.100 I didn't poop in the bathroom.

00:03:40.400 That was Mike, and he blamed it on me.

00:03:41.780 I should have been there, but this was 30 minutes ago,

00:03:43.600 so the fact that it's still stuck.

00:03:44.460 You got to stop lying today, bro. 0.99

00:03:45.600 You're a liar today. 0.99

00:03:46.580 Hold on a second. 1.00

00:03:47.600 That was you?

00:03:48.540 Yeah, I told you I had to poop.

00:03:49.820 I've been farting for 45 minutes.

00:03:51.440 All right, so this is my room at the Satai.

00:03:56.300 we're staying at the satai and we're shooting in our room for the next week that smell will be

00:04:01.740 there for that long bro i i'm doing with the best i can what do you mean no you're not no you're not

00:04:06.260 because if you're doing the best you could you could just walk in the other room and use the

00:04:09.300 second bathroom i didn't even know you had two rooms there's four hallways in this beautiful

00:04:12.620 room with the satai shout out to the satai honestly we've been so happy here the room service is great

00:04:16.940 and the views are fantastic we're in miami our guest arrived uh he came down four floors because

00:04:23.400 He also lives here.

00:04:24.300 He got the penthouse.

00:04:25.400 I want to bring him on, guys.

00:04:26.640 We're being disrespectful as per usual.

00:04:30.800 Our guest today is one of the biggest names in the history of dance music

00:04:35.540 who helped usher in the genre to the U.S. market.

00:04:38.260 He has sold over 10 million albums and 65 million singles.

00:04:43.100 He's also been streamed more than 10 billion times.

00:04:45.540 10 billion times.

00:04:46.720 He's a pioneer.

00:04:47.460 He's a legend.

00:04:48.220 He is David Guetta.

00:04:49.620 unbelievable unbelievable i wash my hands all right just trust another lie and i know

00:04:59.360 give a wash your hands as a third grade hey david hey

00:05:04.060 here's home yeah well this is the same view

00:05:08.700 beautiful view it's a nice place man yeah it's amazing uh uh so so how many floors above us are

00:05:15.280 you uh i'm not sure but a little bit of both is uh you've been hearing anything at night that

00:05:20.460 sounds like this ah never mind just uh have you heard any am i am i supposed to hear what you do

00:05:27.840 at night you're that good wow man you guys are both like i'm like 10 floor 10 floors above you

00:05:36.380 need to be very very good i mean i'm not but she is you're probably here for like 30 seconds like

00:05:44.180 really quick and by the way you're hearing logan moan not even his girlfriend he's just like oh

00:05:49.000 i like that one david how are you an absolute legend we appreciate you blessing us with your

00:05:58.120 time uh let's get right into it yeah i'm here for you you've been doing this forever

00:06:03.800 like i said you're a legend and uh what you're 54 now yep how you got a six-pack

00:06:09.660 how's that possible you're ripped ah well thank you um i'm not like you okay i'm i'm just honestly

00:06:18.320 i'm just eating healthy that's all what no i promise no no i promise i promise i've i trained

00:06:24.120 all my life but i haven't been training lately and i realize except from being a little bit softer

00:06:31.320 but nothing is really changing so i think the food is actually most of it because uh you know

00:06:37.620 like from my entire life i didn't really know what i was doing you know when you train all the

00:06:44.000 time you think oh that's what it is yeah but now i'm not training and it's just the same version

00:06:50.400 of me smaller and softer but i'm still defined the same you don't look soft i mean bro i see the

00:06:56.360 picture not not not soft stuff stuff but you know you know you know your muscles when you train

00:07:01.360 harder yeah but you know but so now i'm like uh but you know it's good it's it's i'm i'm starting

00:07:09.280 to think like i don't know because for like for 10 better i need to work a hundred percent more

00:07:18.740 you know you're working smarter and not harder yeah exactly fantastic well i'm just impressed

00:07:24.160 i'm your physique is incredible i have a dad he's uh he's around your age and i mean he doesn't look

00:07:28.540 like you he's balding first and

00:07:30.600 foremost he hasn't sold

00:07:32.320 over 10 billion

00:07:33.660 I don't think he's sold any

00:07:36.460 but

00:07:37.680 when I get older I want to be like you

00:07:40.940 yeah right

00:07:42.460 so the last time we were together

00:07:44.460 shtad

00:07:45.940 oh my god that was so

00:07:48.500 crazy seriously it was really

00:07:50.680 an experience for me and I

00:07:52.660 found that interesting because

00:07:54.260 I feel like you would have experienced it all

00:07:56.440 but you were performing for like a billionaire hired you personally to perform the new year set

00:08:01.720 but what was crazy is that each person there except from us was a billionaire too yeah we

00:08:06.800 were the pool kids no joke i remember they were coming up to us and they're like tell us a funny

00:08:11.840 joke yeah we dance monkey dance we were the uh we were the court jesters no but seriously

00:08:16.140 honestly i think i've never seen this it was so concentrated so much concentrated wealth

00:08:23.260 Like, I think the wealth in that room was higher than the GDP of, like, 80% of the countries.

00:08:28.620 No, no, no. 0.97

00:08:29.240 It was ridiculous. 0.96

00:08:30.540 And you know what's funny? 0.95

00:08:31.500 Because I don't think you came at a dinner the day before.

00:08:34.240 I was sick.

00:08:35.100 Yeah, exactly.

00:08:36.120 So I was at this dinner, and, you know, everyone around me was, like, 22, 25, and a billionaire.

00:08:44.480 And there was this kid, and he was 19.

00:08:48.440 And my kids were at different tables.

00:08:50.780 So I'm asking my neighbor that, but like, why is this kid here at the table with us and not with my kids?

00:08:56.140 You know, it's like, well, he's 19, but he sold his company for $3 billion.

00:09:00.460 I'm like, wow.

00:09:02.060 I came back home.

00:09:03.060 I'm like, kids, you need to wake up.

00:09:07.100 Like, what are you doing?

00:09:09.180 You're late.

00:09:10.180 You know, like, seriously, it's crazy.

00:09:12.700 Meeting young billionaires is always hard. 0.99

00:09:14.360 They make me feel like I suck. 0.67

00:09:15.660 no but really yeah like i really it's the first time in my life that i felt like this 0.54

00:09:21.140 no really because it was so it was so like crazy because a lot of the money there was also

00:09:28.180 not from family yeah new money a lot which for me is more impressive sure if you're if you're

00:09:36.920 a billionaire at 22 that that's insane and you made it yourself that's crazy yeah and and and

00:09:43.400 had to you had to do a set well you got to do a set uh for these people but i imagine you know

00:09:49.640 performing for billionaires it might be a little harder more nervous you gotta get the energy

00:09:53.640 flowing you know you know what's funny is like people say oh how nervous are you when you play

00:09:59.640 like ultra you know like like a hundred thousand people and and to me this is easy yeah but when

00:10:06.680 you give me a private party like this with like a hundred people that don't know anything about

00:10:11.480 music that really i'm getting anxiety before getting there you know because like it's uh

00:10:19.160 i don't know it's like i have no idea what they're gonna react to well and there was in that

00:10:25.460 the energy was relatively low like it was like you were in this like converted pool that was

00:10:31.400 like covered there was like a weird dancing show going on at the same time as you were performing 0.89

00:10:36.960 i just remember looking around i'm like yo this is fucking david getta why are you why are you 0.89

00:10:41.060 talking about ethereum right now like stop and madonna madonna looking at her feet yeah 0.88

00:10:46.480 not looking at everyone not it was like yeah but honestly i had a good time it was so interesting

00:10:54.000 to me all those people really like really really interesting for me very it was a lot of inspiration

00:10:59.040 it's it's uh it's cool to hear that you're still finding inspiration even though i i look at your

00:11:04.480 career and i feel like you've done it all right and even even in shtad i got to meet your son

00:11:09.380 elvis great kid and i told you the thing that impresses me most about you is longevity right

00:11:17.220 you've been doing this stuff forever and you continue to make hit after hit after hit in

00:11:21.860 october you're the fourth most streamed artist on spotify personally i can't stop listening to uh

00:11:27.620 what's it so good i'm good i'm good bro i can't stop listening to it i love it it's everywhere

00:11:32.900 it's crazy no and you have so many songs like that we were going through your catalog on the

00:11:36.340 the way here like what names of titanium yeah i got a feeling oh my god memories there's so many

00:11:45.760 songs he was saying it's the it's the last song that you hear at like a bar like at like a bar

00:11:50.700 every bar every club whether it's live whether it's you know some local place in like cleveland

00:11:56.540 titanium or the one with cudi like it's always those end of the night songs you're like get it

00:12:00.900 get it get it get it because it's just banger after banger you're talking about my son he went

00:12:05.040 to live the other night it was like it was seven records of yours yeah last night like it's crazy

00:12:10.980 but you know what's funny is like um so i had different moments of course you know in my life

00:12:17.840 and and there was this moment that um i crossed over with all those huge records with like i got

00:12:23.600 a feeling and memories and sexy bitch and all those records when i left takes over at the same time

00:12:28.600 and then i was a little bit obsessed with uh having this pop success because i come more from 0.96

00:12:34.200 you know, festivals, clubs, and more on the ground.

00:12:37.700 And that moment of my life was not so happy

00:12:43.020 because, you know, when you try to go up

00:12:47.000 and everything is just a happy accident,

00:12:50.820 everything is wonderful.

00:12:52.020 I'm sure you were not expecting to have the career you have.

00:12:55.260 So every time you challenge yourself and it works,

00:12:57.880 you're like, whoa, that's incredible.

00:13:00.540 That was true, you know?

00:13:02.120 and then when you're on the top that positive energy turned into the fear of not being on the

00:13:09.740 top anymore that sucks and and and then one day i was like okay i don't care about being on the

00:13:17.180 radio anymore i just want to make music that speaks to my community um i just and and i created

00:13:24.080 that that sound called future rave and it was really not trying to be commercially successful

00:13:28.520 and what's crazy is that it's at that time when i decide to not make pop records anymore that i'm

00:13:37.540 having like three pop hits at the same time with i'm good and the record with black ip don't you

00:13:43.060 worry and another one is bigger in europe it's called crazy what love can do and it's just like

00:13:48.560 at the end of the day people decide and and with music i think you know like doesn't matter how

00:13:56.640 like i'm crazy i'm i have so much drive i'm if you're here you have the same we're all a bit a

00:14:03.960 bit crazy you know trying to beat ourselves it's like a self-competition constantly and and you

00:14:11.400 know the day that i started to chill and say i just want to have fun a huge success came again

00:14:18.180 it's crazy it's really funny how that works a lot of artists and creatives will find that

00:14:24.360 When you start to create for you and you stop chasing the metrics and the numbers, you unlock a whole new vertical.

00:14:31.440 Exactly.

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00:14:51.280 we had every course sashimi sushi tuna steak tacos everything the bill came at the end of the night

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00:15:48.660 maverick clothing as well who you're friends with yes uh he was giving me a little background for

00:15:52.660 this episode and he commented on your work ethic and like you just don't stop why haven't you

00:15:58.660 retired well you know um it's amazing because like i was i was like i don't come from a rich

00:16:07.580 background so you know i was obsessed with being safe and i always felt like oh someone is gonna

00:16:16.180 knock the door in the morning and say that was a mistake you need to give it all back

00:16:21.360 i swear i was like really thinking like this yeah and then one day i was like okay i'm safe

00:16:30.180 my family is safe and what am i gonna do now well i'm gonna do just what i love and i love djing

00:16:38.520 and and then because i love being on stage and i love the feeling of playing new music and i love

00:16:45.640 the I love pushing the envelope and and and coming with new sounds and I just make music

00:16:54.900 that and my motivation is how it's going to feel when I'm going to be performing those records on

00:17:01.900 stage you know and that that's my motivation I what makes me the happiest is DJing so what am

00:17:10.640 gonna do you know in the maldives on the beach like why hang out sip a coconut out of a but i'm

00:17:18.420 gonna be bored i'd rather be on stage well the good thing about djing is you kind of get to do

00:17:22.540 that as well like you get to enjoy yourself while you're doing what you love to do that's what i'm

00:17:26.580 saying like like why am i gonna say oh i have enough money to do something that is less fun

00:17:32.220 than my normal working life well i have i have maybe an answer to that and and not saying this

00:17:38.040 going to happen and it's also sort of a question is you know i i guess like how how long can you

00:17:44.320 keep going for and are you worried is it a concern at all that okay the music might change and i

00:17:51.460 might start making stuff that is out of touch and it doesn't get that success that i want anymore

00:17:55.560 and then you try to push the envelope too far you try to extend your career to a point where

00:18:00.060 it wasn't the same as it used to be you know it happened to me already that's a good thing yeah

00:18:06.060 no no i mean you don't really see it but it happened i had i've been successful like i've

00:18:12.060 been a dj my entire life since i was 14 uh and you know but but like let's say commercially and

00:18:20.180 globally successful it's 20 years 21 years so so like in in a in some years like in in the recent

00:18:29.820 is i was extremely successful as in terms of credibility but not pop so so you know it's

00:18:42.380 all my it's all a matter of what people consider success so you would think to some you would speak

00:18:48.880 to some pop artists uh four years ago and no one would want to touch dance music because it would

00:18:54.720 be like oh my god dance music is dead you know and um they would they would think probably i'm

00:19:01.680 not successful but i was actually killing it uh you know in festivals and and you know uh we talked

00:19:08.400 about the future rave and your friend nima is helping us you know so so all of this it's so

00:19:14.920 it's all related like what is success you know for me i don't really care about people recognizing

00:19:21.520 me in the street really i don't like zero uh i don't really care about fame what i want is

00:19:28.000 my music to be successful like i love that every time i've been on an uber

00:19:34.660 they're playing my music every time it's it's crazy and and i i see those guys they

00:19:42.220 they don't know it's me and i see them looking at my shows on videos the entire trip and i'm like

00:19:47.940 this is crazy

00:19:49.200 and it keeps happening

00:19:51.400 every single day

00:19:52.500 you know

00:19:52.860 that I love

00:19:54.040 or just the fact

00:19:56.260 that I'm selling tickets

00:19:57.300 and you know

00:19:57.800 I'm selling arenas

00:19:58.800 and that's amazing

00:20:00.320 but I was never about

00:20:02.760 you know

00:20:03.640 I've been a little bit famous

00:20:05.540 by accident

00:20:06.180 honestly

00:20:06.720 I'm more like an introvert

00:20:08.160 so

00:20:08.520 and it's actually

00:20:10.520 very interesting

00:20:11.320 I'm discovering

00:20:12.240 in the music industry

00:20:13.380 that

00:20:13.840 you know

00:20:14.900 you have like

00:20:15.640 nerdy people

00:20:16.480 that they love

00:20:17.200 you know just being in the studio making beats and uh and one day they happen to be successful

00:20:24.320 and you have other people that they they're good like you with being like you know on the camera

00:20:31.860 you know what i mean and it's actually two different it's two different things but we are

00:20:37.360 asked to be both and and you know i'm an introvert that i've learned how to not be an introvert but

00:20:46.200 deeply I am it's just that with my life I had to I had to challenge myself and and and stop being

00:20:54.360 like this otherwise I wouldn't never be able to be a successful artist but but you know I know a lot

00:21:01.740 of this um and it's it's funny you know like um when I was very young I got married to a an

00:21:09.620 incredible girl she's like very famous in my country and it's she was the star she was always

00:21:17.000 going to be the star i never wanted to be a star and so i was going to help her be the star that

00:21:22.480 was the the plan yeah and then it just happened hey guys i have my own action figure i cannot

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00:21:55.420 Impulsive viewers, if you want one, again, the link is in the description. It's not going to

00:21:58.560 be available for long, and it's only going to be available during this period, so hopefully

00:22:01.620 it'll become a collector's item anyway back to the show it is funny i i had a a little run with

00:22:07.480 with attempting to make music like you definitely don't know this i wanted to be like a singer at

00:22:11.840 one point oh really dog i flew to sweden i i i uh i made a ep with rami yakub i don't know if you

00:22:17.980 know his swedish of course i know rami very well we worked together many times well me too man

00:22:23.520 trying to make a record and after a year of vocal lessons like i really tried i gave it my all as i

00:22:29.060 do i work hard and i really worked hard to try to make some good music no i know you have crazy

00:22:34.320 work headaches i know that but it didn't work in music i did not have the it factor and another

00:22:40.100 thing i realized is like you said i i'm i'm more of an on the field guy i like the traveling i like

00:22:46.700 you know getting my hands dirty and and and sitting in the studio all day was was tedious for

00:22:52.020 me it was really taxing and it is truly a different type of grind and it's funny because a lot of djs

00:22:58.400 and musicians will it appears glamorous but you forget that you will spend i mean how long in a

00:23:04.180 studio trying to make a song no but it's my entire life you know it's funny like sometimes um my kids

00:23:10.340 they they they joke like they want to buy something and i come on that you just have to

00:23:15.240 raise your hand for 10 minutes and you can pay for that you know and i'm like i'm like oh my god

00:23:23.740 you guys are so insulting you don't know everything that is behind yeah to get like i

00:23:29.460 ask them to wave once in a while jump up really they think like uh you know and it's funny like

00:23:36.960 because people i don't know that of course you know they think this guy is just uh having fun

00:23:43.020 uh putting his hands in the air and everybody's screaming like crazy and singing the songs but

00:23:47.540 or like sometimes people tell me like oh you just make hits they don't know that i release

00:23:53.120 one record out of a hundred

00:23:54.800 because my hard drive 1.00

00:23:57.140 is full of shit records, you know? 1.00

00:24:00.140 So is Logan's. 1.00

00:24:04.460 Help Me Help You

00:24:05.580 is a great song.

00:24:07.540 So, no, but tell me.

00:24:09.800 You, like,

00:24:11.460 finish songs and

00:24:12.580 perform them. I'm not going to show you, man.

00:24:16.320 I will admit

00:24:17.180 he spent hours on it. I'll never forget

00:24:19.040 the day he quit because you would think it would take him a long

00:24:20.960 time to quit, but one time he showed us the music 0.97

00:24:23.000 video it didn't even let us finish he goes all right fuck this i'm done and i was like i was 0.99

00:24:27.000 like done with this song he goes no no i'm just done bro he's like this shit it's not for me 0.97

00:24:30.680 hey he's not the only one out of youtube that's that's had a run with music yeah 0.95

00:24:34.320 try to take another run at what you were saying and then come back to me he got it 0.96

00:24:38.320 uh yeah it's because you guys have sex with each other you guys are symbiotic if you're watching 0.94

00:24:41.600 this google a george jenco music video and you will get highly entertained for about two and a 0.94

00:24:46.840 half minutes i was 16 and i opened up for bieber wait what well it wasn't like a full open up i

00:24:53.740 won a kiss fm singing competition i got the phone at his concert but you know what i told my friends

00:24:58.700 in high school i opened up for him so i'm gonna stick with it it was one of the first things you 1.00

00:25:01.820 told me as well when we met you know i got your number bitch that's how you tricked me motherfucker 0.99

00:25:06.000 and years later i'm on his show it works out i was better done fake it till you make it right 1.00

00:25:13.240 absolutely i was gonna say something about the the hits uh because i'm i'm sure you're in the

00:25:20.640 studio yeah just just is it is it a numbers game it just make as many records as you can and then

00:25:25.520 float them by your a and r and no oh i actually the experience is the only uh a and r is is really

00:25:34.260 real real you know at the end it has to be me yeah right so so you know uh and and also i see

00:25:40.960 probably um the difference between a lot of djs and the top top people like let's say

00:25:49.460 karen harris or change smokers or my um myself is that we actually spend time

00:25:56.160 with songwriters working on creating songs where most djs receive song and produce them

00:26:04.540 you know but that makes a huge huge huge difference because you have this you know

00:26:10.400 this industry in in los angeles that are with the songwriters that are writing every single day

00:26:16.720 like four songs or two or three and uh and it's it's like a factory you know but of course this

00:26:24.600 is a little bit soulless you know yeah and and um i'm trying not not to work like this no it becomes

00:26:32.180 a machine for sure and then that's what i was going to say by the way you uh you uh kickstarted

00:26:36.140 i thought i think a lot of the misconceptions about what a dj does happens because a lot of

00:26:42.100 djs aren't making original records right you get a remix online you get up and you can perform you

00:26:47.740 do this stuff but there's there's a few you mentioned them calvin harris chain smokers you

00:26:51.460 who are making original music and and and i'm wondering how much of your song releases is

00:26:57.760 timing because you even mentioned it edm dance music was dead four years ago but didn't you make

00:27:02.740 i'm good for you like you made i'm good that song that's popping right now 2022 forever oh no but

00:27:08.060 that story is insane so so i'm good is we were like so bb rex is coming to london and i spent

00:27:16.720 a lot of time in london she's like are you in town let's make music we go to studio and we do

00:27:22.160 a few ideas including i'm good all right and uh and then nothing you know she was like i don't know

00:27:30.140 me i don't know and then i was playing this festival and uh i think it was ultra and i was

00:27:37.460 like oh i mean this is such an iconic sample i'm still gonna play a festival version of it and uh

00:27:43.720 and see how it reacts played it reacts good and then it's lost into whatever you know it stays

00:27:51.780 in my hard drive like uh like uh so many other records and someone i don't know who but you know

00:27:59.380 I would really need to thank this person sampled a part of my DJ set that was

00:28:05.160 on YouTube and put it on Tik TOK and it became viral,

00:28:10.060 but the record was not released.

00:28:12.880 So it's just insane.

00:28:16.000 So,

00:28:16.260 so BB is texting me like,

00:28:19.100 do you know what's happening?

00:28:20.620 Like,

00:28:20.820 how did this get out?

00:28:21.580 Where's my check?

00:28:22.740 Where's my check? 1.00

00:28:23.660 Motherfucker. 1.00

00:28:24.320 What the fuck is my check, 1.00

00:28:25.060 man? 1.00

00:28:25.400 That's the knock you were waiting for.

00:28:26.860 Hey,

00:28:27.900 it's all over.

00:28:28.620 Bring it back.

00:28:29.380 so so we decided to release it but even before the record was released i would be

00:28:36.580 playing it and everyone would sing the song so that's it's the first time this happened in my

00:28:42.500 entire life and this shows the power that i don't need to explain you obviously off social media

00:28:47.100 morality baby that's what it's about i mean tiktok's huge but i'm curious about the the

00:28:51.560 rights on that song because it's a it's a it's a remix no no that's a that's a it's called

00:28:57.100 interpolation is like when you use you use a melody but you change the words and you modify

00:29:04.800 a little bit so that's just a negotiation with the people that wrote the original version and

00:29:11.320 you negotiate how much they keep and how much they give you that's caused a lot of like problems

00:29:17.120 that sounds so difficult with certain artists that have gotten those rights and run into issues

00:29:21.540 after the fact no but but what what is wrong is people that do that without asking got it but

00:29:27.000 obviously i i've asked before so that was already something that was uh dealt with and uh they of

00:29:34.100 course they're very happy it's like they're having a global number one again yeah it was it was jack

00:29:41.500 harlow first class well no there's another one with um yeah no no no i was gonna say the one with

00:29:47.480 the girl that's that's pop right now in paramore the paramore song that uh that whatever there's

00:29:53.960 a lot of cases what's it called my question is interpolation my question is since the song

00:29:57.640 released on tiktok first was there a negotiation before did they kind of strong arm it because it

00:30:01.260 was already out i have to say uh they were very very elegant because they they could have tried

00:30:08.880 to do that and they were so happy and also that's great those guys they're also from my scene so

00:30:15.720 So there was like a certain respect, I suppose.

00:30:17.860 And they were happy that first, they're going to make a lot of money again.

00:30:22.260 I like the way you smiled at everybody.

00:30:23.820 And second, you know, it stays in our world.

00:30:28.420 So, I mean, I always support everyone from my scene.

00:30:32.540 So, you know, I think it was cool.

00:30:35.260 But no, they didn't.

00:30:36.800 It was a fair.

00:30:38.740 It was a fair.

00:30:41.200 How important is collaboration in your world?

00:30:44.580 a lot of the biggest tracks you have

00:30:46.520 I mean Bieber, Rihanna, Black Eyed Peas, Akon

00:30:48.720 Nicki Minaj, Cudi, Afrojack

00:30:50.540 Alesso like these are some of the

00:30:52.680 biggest artists in the world

00:30:53.840 is it important to you

00:30:56.220 to constantly be dabbling and using the talents

00:30:58.800 that they have in your music

00:30:59.980 well actually you use the word

00:31:02.160 talent and to me

00:31:04.780 what's important is talent

00:31:05.920 so it happens that obviously

00:31:08.520 a lot of huge artists

00:31:10.560 famous, they're famous because

00:31:12.700 they're talented but

00:31:14.240 Some artists are talented, but we're not famous.

00:31:19.400 And, you know, when I did Titanium with Sia, she wasn't famous.

00:31:23.860 When I did, you know, even B.B. Rexha, our first record is Hey Mama.

00:31:30.600 She was just a songwriter.

00:31:31.800 She was not an artist yet, you know, and we did this record together with Nicki Minaj.

00:31:35.680 That was her first record as an artist.

00:31:38.980 so so what i'm trying to say is yes of course if you have like a huge name it's going to help you

00:31:47.020 you know uh be successful but at the end of the day what makes a hit is uh is the song is it good

00:31:57.300 or is it bad and and you know the rest for me is just uh additional i think we're living in

00:32:05.260 an amazing moment in time because you know um before it was like okay you know the label is

00:32:13.660 going to put two big names the two biggest names together and we're going to invest a

00:32:18.900 three million dollars campaign and but now they can do that no one cares because at the end of

00:32:26.200 the day people are choosing and it doesn't matter what campaign you're going to come with

00:32:31.480 the way I see it

00:32:33.860 I told you about how I see my life now

00:32:35.900 that I just want to have fun and be happy

00:32:37.980 that's it because at the end of the day

00:32:40.200 I just put music out

00:32:41.800 without stress

00:32:42.800 some of it is going to be successful

00:32:45.900 some of it is going to flop

00:32:47.540 and it's totally okay with me now

00:32:49.620 whereas before it was like 10 meetings

00:32:52.240 what are we going to put

00:32:53.720 out you know is this the best

00:32:56.120 record that I have

00:32:57.040 it doesn't matter now I just don't care

00:33:00.040 i just put every record out people choose because it's it's the reality of the new market people

00:33:07.500 choose and i think it's it's good it's a good thing it's more democratic it gives the chance

00:33:13.300 to everyone and also you have all all those old records that are so amazing that are having a new

00:33:19.040 life in the moment and it gives more like musical culture to kids i think this is cool there's also

00:33:24.840 a couple different kinds of uh success like different success metrics for music i know in

00:33:30.020 hip-hop there's like this phenomenon of commercial success versus cultural appreciation and i'm sure

00:33:35.580 it's the same for us i'm sure it's i was gonna say i'm sure it's the same in the dance space which

00:33:38.900 i'm which i'm not as familiar with as i am hip-hop but there are these songs that culturally within

00:33:44.900 that tight-knit you know festival and club community especially people are like yo this 0.78

00:33:50.040 is a fucking banger that never sees that cultural success which of the two do you prefer 0.86

00:33:54.780 so so this is a really good question i've been saving it for 36 seconds 0.98

00:33:59.820 no it's true because during my career i had moments that i had credibility at moments that

00:34:08.600 had commercial success i was all always saying like i'm not trying to be credible i'm trying to

00:34:14.480 be incredible and and this was like always my thing is that i don't i don't want to i don't

00:34:20.740 want to be a product of uh of uh what is being cool or what is you know i never i never cared

00:34:27.920 about any of this like for me it doesn't make sense but i have to say it's always nice and

00:34:33.940 right now i'm having you know like the one of the biggest record in the world i'm good and at the

00:34:40.620 same time there's this uh website that collects all the data from all the underground djs it's

00:34:46.840 called 1001 track list and i'm also the most played in that world so this is the first time

00:34:53.100 in my career that makes me immensely happy that in both you know worlds like commercially on the

00:35:00.960 radio and more like in the underground in in the clubs in the festivals i'm at the peak that that's

00:35:07.720 insane that's that's really unheard of you know and and but we were talking about future rave

00:35:14.260 and and that made me together with my friend morton shout out morton and and we created that

00:35:20.840 new sound and that makes me i promise you at least as happy as having the biggest pop records

00:35:29.240 because it's just my foundation it's it's where my soul is you know so so i'm always true to my

00:35:38.600 music but but to be able to inspire like you have all those kids that are like 14 years old 15 years

00:35:47.100 old that are learning how to produce and trying to make that sound that we created with morton

00:35:53.180 that that makes me super happy because yeah because i was gonna ask them 54

00:35:57.760 it's insane it's insane it's insane you had you it's like you you had this crazy peak

00:36:06.260 and then whatever you you mentioned like maybe a little bit of a law whatever and then you

00:36:10.220 you peaked even more in in in your both worlds yeah it's that's crazy and and but really at the

00:36:17.820 end of the day it's it's like and this is why i'm trying to give give to my kids you know like

00:36:22.580 the only thing you you you guys know that you know what makes success is uh and then people

00:36:30.460 call it talent is work you work harder than anyone else you're going to be more talented

00:36:36.400 just because you do it more and and to be able to work like no one else you need to do something

00:36:44.980 you love and I think we all quite lucky here because we do something we love and I think like

00:36:50.580 this should be really like the essential of education that come on you need to do something

00:36:59.380 your love you're gonna spend your life working yeah i've been i've been preaching this a little

00:37:03.740 bit i think uh kind of off topic but not really uh i want to make a play at education reform

00:37:10.160 reform eventually when i climb my second mountain after i you know fulfill my personal goals and

00:37:16.500 achievements i want to contribute you know uh do acts of service and i think i think education

00:37:22.480 reform and starting with you know the the the natural or the inherent attraction that kids have

00:37:28.280 to whatever they're used to and then fuel that right like what like what what do kids love to

00:37:33.080 do and how can we maximize their their innate ability at that thing yeah because there's got

00:37:37.480 to be an intersection it's not only what you love to do but unfortunately has to be what you're good

00:37:40.980 at too because you can that's true that's also true be fucking terrible at it and then what what 0.53

00:37:46.080 kind of you know you know mentors are we being by saying like yo keep going with that keep going 0.97

00:37:50.700 with that you know what i'm saying like you gotta be honest you have an inherent capability at what

00:37:56.200 at what you do so the fact that you love it it's a great intersection right or do you think that if

00:38:00.740 you have that passion you could you could develop anything so if i want to be a basketball player

00:38:05.080 really bad of course you're gonna have your limitations of course you're gonna have your 0.98

00:38:09.420 limitations mike you got a fucking rod in your leg but but but really i i believe that talent is 0.98

00:38:18.720 is uh overhyped you know i i i think talent is 20 yes it's true okay if you don't have a 20 0.99

00:38:27.900 then it's gonna be hard yeah but but 80 is work you know it's it's it's just like

00:38:36.720 but the but the craziest part okay i don't want to go too deep you should but okay all right well

00:38:46.960 the podcast there's something else that that that you know i think is uh because okay there's also

00:38:54.880 the limitation because i am not saying whatever you you want you can have it like everyone says 0.82

00:39:01.320 this chase your dream you know like like honestly i think this is bullshit you know and and and it's

00:39:09.500 like but my point of view is more like if you want something give everything you have 0.70

00:39:17.760 and then you'll have no regret yeah because then if it doesn't work it wasn't for you but at least

00:39:25.460 give everything you have i think you know a lot of of this inspirational videos um

00:39:32.360 they're a little bit dangerous they're misleading well they also they oversimplify because exactly

00:39:38.940 Because if you say, oh, you know, like you look at all those videos, oh, it's easy to be a billionaire.

00:39:45.520 Just how to make a million bucks in a week.

00:39:48.620 Like, come on.

00:39:49.780 Come on.

00:39:50.840 No, it's true.

00:39:52.220 But the result of this, you know, is that you're going to look at supermodels all day.

00:40:00.140 You're going to look at those inspirational videos all day.

00:40:05.580 And what's going to happen in your head? 1.00

00:40:07.880 If you're an ordinary person, you're going to feel like I'm a piece of shit. 1.00

00:40:13.660 Yeah, competent. 1.00

00:40:14.320 I'm a loser. 0.99

00:40:16.000 I think we can't have a society where 99% of the people are going to feel like they suck. 1.00

00:40:24.220 That's not right. 0.93

00:40:25.420 You know what I mean?

00:40:26.460 That's social media.

00:40:27.500 That's social media.

00:40:28.460 It's unfortunate.

00:40:29.660 Because also people need to understand that most of what we see on social media is fake.

00:40:34.140 Fake.

00:40:35.240 People are lying.

00:40:36.360 people they show you know they're showing up in a car that is a rental they they they showing a

00:40:43.200 plane that is not theirs uh you know all those girls you see they never paid for a plane ticket

00:40:48.180 in their life so you know that life a lot of them are being paid to be that life does not exist

00:40:56.820 people need to notice yeah you know because because i'm i'm so it's two things you know

00:41:03.720 that should not be confused it's you love something give everything you got to try to

00:41:11.440 make it there because you're gonna have an the possibility to have an amazing life maybe you

00:41:17.000 failed and you do something else you know but always be in the movement like this is you know

00:41:23.400 i don't always win but if i see that i'm about to lose i'm just focusing on something else because

00:41:29.800 You know what I mean

00:41:31.000 Evolution

00:41:31.560 I know exactly

00:41:32.720 What you mean

00:41:33.540 What you're describing

00:41:34.420 Is called

00:41:34.980 The ability to pivot

00:41:36.360 Pivot

00:41:37.520 Change directions

00:41:38.780 If something

00:41:39.480 Doesn't seem as promising

00:41:41.180 As you thought

00:41:41.720 I had to do it with music

00:41:43.120 Not to relate it back to myself

00:41:44.200 No no

00:41:44.780 I love it

00:41:45.480 I love the example you get

00:41:46.660 I had to look myself in the mirror

00:41:47.740 And go

00:41:47.920 I just don't have

00:41:49.000 I tried so hard

00:41:50.220 I don't have it

00:41:50.860 That's not funny bro

00:41:52.300 I tried

00:41:52.780 I tried it

00:41:53.440 But I learned something about myself

00:41:54.760 I'm just happy you failed 1.00

00:41:55.580 That one fucking thing 1.00

00:41:56.720 Just one 0.99

00:41:57.540 I needed something

00:41:58.260 So I could wake up

00:41:58.880 I tried to shrink

00:41:59.580 I tried to stream as well

00:42:00.540 This guy does everything

00:42:01.700 I tried to stream as well

00:42:02.860 I try so much stuff

00:42:04.900 My favorite saying

00:42:06.480 I coined it

00:42:07.140 Life is not short

00:42:07.960 You just gotta do more

00:42:08.900 I do a lot

00:42:09.920 And I fail a lot

00:42:10.940 But I find those things

00:42:12.060 I'm randomly

00:42:12.860 Kind of good at

00:42:14.420 And attack

00:42:15.040 What's that thing you say

00:42:15.900 About connecting the dots

00:42:16.820 From like

00:42:17.240 You said it to me

00:42:18.580 It was really cool

00:42:19.620 You can't connect the dots

00:42:20.620 In the future

00:42:21.040 But you can connect the dots

00:42:21.980 From history

00:42:23.040 Listen I'm not talking

00:42:23.840 About board games

00:42:24.780 Connect the dots

00:42:26.940 It's a great game 1.00

00:42:27.860 I play that shit a lot 0.99

00:42:29.140 We had to Dave and Buster's yesterday and you're stuck there. 1.00

00:42:31.680 Come back to the Dave and Get Up podcast.

00:42:32.960 First of all, Dave and Buster's don't make jokes about it.

00:42:34.540 It was great.

00:42:34.900 Are you kidding me?

00:42:36.020 I have a power card in my wallet at all times.

00:42:38.120 I will never make fun of Dave and Buster's.

00:42:39.700 I got 7,500 points loaded up.

00:42:42.080 I'm saving up for a drone.

00:42:43.060 All right.

00:42:43.320 Can I ask one more question about what you're talking about?

00:42:46.680 Can I say, speaking Chinese, I have no clue what you're talking about.

00:42:50.480 You've never been to Dave and Buster's?

00:42:51.860 The arcade?

00:42:52.520 It's named after you.

00:42:54.780 You know, sometimes, because I'm French,

00:42:58.100 as you get a notice with my accent wait what sometimes i'm an american i'm like 0.99

00:43:05.760 the fuck are these people talking about that's a good that's a good question do do you hate 1.00

00:43:12.580 american people like all the french people okay do you think we're idiots be honest do you think 1.00

00:43:18.140 this is a myth is it really french people love american people i don't know why okay first 0.99

00:43:25.660 everyone in america says that we arrogant and it's not true the only difference we are not fake

00:43:32.500 so so yeah you know the thing is honestly i love the american way you know but the first time i was 0.99

00:43:41.560 on the elevator and some someone say how was your day i'm like what do you want from me motherfucker 0.97

00:43:47.880 this guy is trying to steal my watch you know if someone's going to talk to you that you don't know 0.99

00:43:56.460 in the elevator he's going to steal something from you in french you know so so actually what

00:44:02.580 i realized is that this this way that you guys have you know like you go to a shop and say

00:44:10.100 have a nice day when you go out they don't care if you're going to have a nice day

00:44:15.280 nevertheless nevertheless it makes the whole day pleasant oh and i love it so this i've learned

00:44:23.940 from the u.s but at the first time i was like you know oh my god i love your shoes i was like

00:44:30.580 what is wrong with this girl like you know you know see the closest thing we have to what you're

00:44:36.200 used to is called new york city you go to new york city you get the real like you walk past 0.99

00:44:40.180 somebody you bump into them hey how you doing man no you know how you're doing yeah but yeah

00:44:45.060 but sometimes sometimes if someone asks me this is just me because i'm a punk if someone's like

00:44:49.040 hey how you doing if i'm having a shit day yo i'm gonna tell them how i'm doing no one no one

00:44:55.060 expects that it's it's supposed to be a pleasantry right how you doing good how you doing i also can 0.86

00:44:59.300 i try oh here we go try some prime uh uh are you wait do you like lemon lime as a flavor i want to

00:45:04.520 i want to give you a flavor that you're more inclined blue raspberry i feel i feel like you're

00:45:09.200 scared of me trying this one they're all fantastic i just want to did i pick the wrong one more

00:45:14.360 favorable i love lemon lime it's my sports drink i love it i thought you said you weren't fake bro 0.97

00:45:22.640 you didn't even let that shit go down your throat you got enough of it i would say i used i used that 0.90

00:45:29.140 one uh for my workouts that's the most refreshing to me i feel can we stick with french people for 1.00

00:45:33.880 a second my girlfriend's french she's from evian i didn't probably didn't say fuck see that's and

00:45:38.740 i want to touch on exactly what just happened right my girlfriend no not at all i feel like

00:45:43.060 french people are are very they they are very in touch and in tune with their their history and

00:45:49.960 culture and so when i go to san tropez and i order a coca-cola and they look at me like they want to 0.99

00:45:57.120 behead me like we don't have your shit american fucking beverage this is in your head it is 0.99

00:46:03.540 every french people drinks coca-cola she didn't seem very happy with me i just didn't they brought 1.00

00:46:11.940 me out a tray of lettuce and tomatoes and radishes to eat but no coca-cola okay all right they hated 0.98

00:46:19.420 it seemed i thought you guys were the state of love where the fuck's the love in this situation 0.99

00:46:23.280 no no no no no no we okay no okay so pump the brakes yes there is a little more culture in 0.99

00:46:30.100 in our country because our country is so old that's the that's the reason yeah and and um

00:46:35.860 and yes we can look as arrogant but i promise you it's not that it's just it's just that we're not

00:46:45.660 used to speak nicely to people we don't know so american people very often think that we are 0.83

00:46:54.420 assholes but it's it's just a matter of culture like if i go to let's say russia or or or even 0.87

00:47:05.660 sweden and this kind of countries they're even uh less inclined to speak to people they don't 0.98

00:47:12.880 know they have their space if you come closer and say what's up bro you hug someone it's gonna be 0.85

00:47:17.440 like are you crazy like you know and and this this is all cultural i remember one time having a

00:47:26.840 a meeting with a jimmy ivine when he was doing an interscope and and he was uh

00:47:32.160 we were talking about beats and and i was doing i got a feeling and i brought my my ex-wife my

00:47:40.260 at the time we're married i i i brought her to the meeting and in france when you meet someone

00:47:46.440 you give two kisses

00:47:48.480 so

00:47:49.720 you're this huge music

00:47:53.060 executive legend you know

00:47:54.720 the biggest

00:47:55.940 created beats with Dr. Dre

00:47:58.700 all of this and she comes and

00:48:00.680 try to kiss him to say hi

00:48:03.100 and he got scared

00:48:04.560 like really like he went

00:48:06.840 back two steps like what

00:48:08.660 like you know because

00:48:10.340 I think a lot is cultural

00:48:12.360 misunderstanding or differences

00:48:13.960 I'm surprised Jimmy Iovine didn't know

00:48:16.260 that was French culture. Maybe he just wasn't

00:48:18.200 expecting it or something. That's like pretty

00:48:20.060 heavy European culture. I will say though

00:48:22.240 and not to diss on European culture

00:48:24.140 the kissing is

00:48:26.080 tough for me. That's a tough

00:48:28.220 one to swallow. I'll know you.

00:48:30.220 Why are you kissing my cheeks? No. I'm not gonna

00:48:32.220 kiss your cheeks. Listen. I totally

00:48:34.220 understand that. Don't go to the Middle East. They do it for 1.00

00:48:36.220 a bit.

00:48:39.200 That was not. I swear

00:48:40.360 bro. I'm not even joking. That many? The longer

00:48:42.460 the more respect I have for you. What's

00:48:44.320 the max? What's the max time? You don't want to go

00:48:46.240 there but you know you know like there was a moment that it was four kissing and you would

00:48:52.420 go to school imagine 30 kids in each class you'll be like oh my god like like me i would try to

00:49:01.080 skip it like i'm i'm like you i don't really like that yeah yeah you know you do it when you leave

00:49:05.940 honestly yeah yeah so imagine how much time this is a lot of kids i go from parties so i love the

00:49:15.480 You know the way you guys do it?

00:49:16.980 Like when you like someone, you do a quick hug?

00:49:19.740 That's really cool.

00:49:20.720 I love this.

00:49:21.860 No, we have a lot to learn from each other, of course.

00:49:26.320 But Coca-Cola, we drink.

00:49:30.300 And still smoke in the restaurants.

00:49:32.480 Cigarettes.

00:49:33.160 Oh, no.

00:49:33.940 I don't know if that's a good thing.

00:49:35.640 Well, that club is outside. 0.99

00:49:37.560 You know, everyone smokes in France.

00:49:39.500 It's crazy.

00:49:40.560 It's crazy.

00:49:40.840 It's like, you know, when you when you see one of those movies that about the 60s and you see that everyone was smoking all the time, it's it sounds completely crazy.

00:49:50.280 You know, now. Yeah. We're still there. We're still there.

00:49:53.920 OK, so question, because to me, that seems a little backwards.

00:49:58.500 It's like the rest of the world has caught on that smoking is factually, unequivocally horrible for you and can contribute majorly to lung cancer.

00:50:07.820 and yet you know a lot of european countries are still doing it but then in the other regard

00:50:13.020 european countries lead the way in so many regard fashion is one of them music is another why is it

00:50:22.240 that i feel like culture-based stuff tends to influence the u the u.s a little bit after it

00:50:29.680 hit europe that was a loaded question um fashion and health combined no it's it's i don't know

00:50:38.100 it seems like backwards no but it's funny but it's a cigarette bro they like it nobody right

00:50:43.860 but like you know it's bad for you no but so is mcdonald's and that's all we eat here so it's 0.63

00:50:48.700 fucked up it's like so is alcohol and that's all you know what i'm saying so it's like they figured 0.97

00:50:53.260 i don't eat mcdonald's no i know but we all in america it's a we're all fat and obese 0.99

00:50:59.960 they don't have they don't have a i think there's something about uh you know for us it's like we

00:51:07.080 love the cafes you know let's uh you know have a glass of red wine and smoke a cigarette

00:51:14.560 this is how i like picture a french person like the glass of wine here sitting like this super

00:51:22.060 Tight in the legs and the cigarette 0.62

00:51:23.840 In this hand and going

00:51:25.620 See this is why we're not

00:51:27.920 Allowed in Paris

00:51:28.500 Do I look like this?

00:51:31.940 If you guys want to cancel Logan

00:51:33.240 There's two polls here

00:51:34.420 It's not about being cancelled

00:51:35.760 I love France I want to be able to go there

00:51:38.200 And not have people look at me like I think everybody goes

00:51:40.040 Well first of all

00:51:41.760 They're already going to have a problem with you as soon as you 1.00

00:51:43.800 I'm way too loud for France

00:51:45.980 I think also

00:51:48.120 American people see us as too

00:51:50.140 Feminine as men

00:51:52.060 I don't know about that

00:51:54.720 I know you guys make incredible

00:51:55.920 When he was like 1.00

00:51:58.980 Doing a French guy 1.00

00:52:00.220 He was like this 0.99

00:52:01.040 That wasn't looking very manly

00:52:05.520 To me that's like class

00:52:07.720 And sophistication

00:52:08.920 I don't know 0.99

00:52:10.040 This to me seems like you're about to do a fucking deal 0.99

00:52:12.980 Or tell me that someone's about to get killed 1.00

00:52:15.040 Okay

00:52:16.140 I mean I would say France is like the classy

00:52:18.720 Probably the classiest country

00:52:20.320 At least when it comes to love and romance

00:52:22.720 Yeah

00:52:23.080 I think we're good with that

00:52:25.600 We highly respect brands

00:52:28.520 I was just kind of picking your brain on it

00:52:30.280 To be honest with you

00:52:31.600 But really there is an idea

00:52:34.640 From American that we don't like them

00:52:36.940 And it's not true 0.99

00:52:37.820 We love America 1.00

00:52:39.080 And all the kids are Americanized

00:52:41.820 To the max 0.74

00:52:42.720 Like English classes growing up

00:52:46.060 Or no

00:52:47.360 No but not only that

00:52:48.840 it's it's you know it's uh it's all the the music has a huge influence obviously and the cinema and

00:52:56.300 that's the reality you know like like french hip-hop is huge like massive massive massive and

00:53:04.980 the only thing that i have to say about it it's sometimes it's a little bit

00:53:11.100 too american influence you know like if you look at you could drill you know i love it because it's

00:53:17.660 just so different you know i spent i spent a lot of time in living in london and um they have their

00:53:24.500 own identity um i think what's funny like if you compare like you like hip-hop so we can speak

00:53:31.340 about new york drill that you know uh you know like chicago like in in in france what's interesting 0.63

00:53:37.040 is hey there's something there's a combination of ghetto and glamour like in france if you ghetto

00:53:46.800 you're ghetto you're not we don't have that glamorous you know if you see like hip-hop

00:53:52.640 videos you're gonna see some kids in the hood uh wearing like change no no no no gold no nothing 0.80

00:54:01.840 like no you're from the ghetto you know so and it's you this is something that that is very

00:54:09.280 that's the that's the difference but musically we are so under american influence absolutely i mean

00:54:16.580 there's nothing better than america when it comes to entertainment that that's just facts we're good

00:54:21.720 at that that's facts is it because we're americans they they i i think there's less culture but

00:54:29.980 they're the best at entertaining and making money see it depends on what your definition of culture

00:54:34.880 is right it's like it's like i made this broad statement i actually texted you about it on

00:54:39.100 twitter one day and i said yo like say what you want about american culture but as far as

00:54:43.080 A lot of verticals are concerned 0.97

00:54:44.980 We've been leading that fucking space for 50 years now 0.99

00:54:47.380 You're right 0.99

00:54:47.760 You know what I'm saying

00:54:48.400 But true culture 0.86

00:54:50.260 I'm not talking about

00:54:52.040 Now you're talking about

00:54:53.500 Entertainment

00:54:54.980 Sure, yep

00:54:55.580 So

00:54:56.000 But it's true

00:54:57.060 Probably today

00:54:59.440 Hip hop culture is the biggest culture on the planet

00:55:03.860 Right now 1.00

00:55:04.300 Yeah, it is true

00:55:06.160 But like

00:55:07.420 How much

00:55:09.580 History

00:55:11.380 people have about that

00:55:14.060 even about hip-hop

00:55:15.360 how much do they know about

00:55:17.400 soul, about funk

00:55:20.260 about DMC

00:55:22.100 even early hip-hop

00:55:23.900 they probably don't know

00:55:25.280 you know what I mean

00:55:26.900 it's just like it's a lot of

00:55:29.500 living today, right now

00:55:32.000 what's hot today, what's hot

00:55:33.880 right now, where are we going

00:55:35.960 you know

00:55:36.720 we

00:55:37.960 and it's because maybe of the history of europe we always study the past that's new that's new 1.00

00:55:47.500 in america that's shit that's the shit that i actively try to fight against that's social media 0.98

00:55:53.060 shit that that just started in the past 10 years call it because if you go back to the early 2000s 0.99

00:55:59.540 here in america jay nas 50 all those guys paid respect to the great absolutely absolutely now 0.99

00:56:06.780 this new shit this this tiktokification whoever's hot today fuck everybody that came before him 0.99

00:56:13.340 like like dude you ask a kid out there on the streets right now who's a who considers 1.00

00:56:17.020 themselves a hip-hop head to list a top 10 it's yadi who like all these people that are hot right

00:56:23.880 now how dare you and no no no no no no disrespect i got no disrespect a little boat at all but i'm 0.98

00:56:29.620 saying when i think of top 10 my shit spans the entire fucking realm of hip-hop from the from the 0.99

00:56:36.620 80s all the way to today and including k you know kendrick who just spent 10 years on the billboard 0.99

00:56:44.040 201 album good kid mad set mad city was was on billboard 200 for 10 fucking years so does he 0.86

00:56:50.780 deserve his spot in the in the top 10 of all time absolutely but i will always pay respect to the 0.84

00:56:56.280 greats and and it leads me kind of into a question i want to ask you about the progression of dance

00:57:01.060 music you have spanned such a long fruitful history in the dance realm and i want to ask you

00:57:08.920 about the progression of dance through edm and dubstep and all of these things how much of your

00:57:16.220 versatility and your and your ability to evolve your music was based on what the industry was

00:57:22.980 showing you versus you leading it with what you were truly inspired to do great question man you're

00:57:29.760 killing it this guy's good damn he's on today okay okay um it's it's actually an amazing uh

00:57:37.160 question because okay first i want to say dance music you know people think dance music they think 0.98

00:57:45.520 like whatever like house edm the reality is that people are always going to dance you know i was

00:57:52.520 a dj before house music existed i was you know i started i was playing disco i was playing funk

00:57:59.120 I was playing soul and it was called dance music and then you know later you know there was house

00:58:07.000 and then there was electro and then there was techno and there was EDM whatever so I'm more

00:58:14.840 specialized on the floor on the floor which is let's say was what was called disco in the 70s

00:58:23.280 and there's been a lot of evolution of it um so you're right there was this moment that what was

00:58:31.160 hot was you know more like dubstep or you know and and this was very american you know when i

00:58:39.240 was talking about a moment that i was not that hot it was that time because you know i can do

00:58:47.840 reggae i can do a rock record i can do a hip-hop record you know i've done hip-hop records but

00:58:55.080 it's not me i because i'm a producer i understand music enough to be able to do it but then

00:59:03.340 to be excellent it has to come from your core and i can do anything but i'm i'm better in a

00:59:13.180 certain style let's say i'm excellent in a certain style i'm just okay in other style so those

00:59:21.500 moments that you having a moment that the trend is not in your favor you know but those moments

00:59:31.660 are hard and and you have to survive and this is how i had this conversation with uh some djs i'm

00:59:40.340 not i'm not gonna name but you know like because you know i've been i've been hot for so long

00:59:46.320 that every time there's a new hot kid it needs to kind of say i'm better than you because it's

00:59:54.700 like you want to kill your father you know it's like you know what i mean it's student passes 0.93

00:59:58.420 the mentor yeah you know so who wants to kill their father don't shut up no but i mean he knows 0.99

01:00:05.300 what you mean he's being a smart ass i've really never heard of that it's kind of like you know 0.99

01:00:09.060 you want to kill your father at some point you want to be better than your father you never 0.98

01:00:13.620 but i i every every teenager at some point wants to feel like i'm gonna be even better than my dad 0.98

01:00:24.760 that i admire and love so much you know this is and it should be like this you know um but but

01:00:30.720 what i'm what i'm saying is that i you know this happened to me so many times that i i see it

01:00:37.780 coming and i see it with love and and compassion you know and and usually they pass by the way

01:00:44.680 i was just gonna say i can only imagine what his face looks like you know when they come up and

01:00:50.160 they're like yo did you hear my track and he's like yeah man i heard it yeah congrats

01:00:54.400 and i love it and honestly i always surround myself with young producers for sure because

01:01:01.860 i have so much to learn from kids always but what i want to say oh buddy no but it's true it's true

01:01:07.480 but but what i want to say is you know those moments that were not favorable to me because

01:01:15.380 the trend was a little bit like different from what i'm the best at i would just try to survive

01:01:22.420 weather the storm you know and and you know sometimes like right now dance music is coming

01:01:28.660 back very strong you know probably because of covid and the crisis and all these people just

01:01:33.340 want to have a good time party forget about everything they're not necessarily uh so much

01:01:39.300 in that emo uh weird dark stuff you know and just want to have a good time and then

01:01:46.200 that is favorable to me then i can shine to you know and sometimes the moment is not favorable

01:01:54.680 to me where i have to just adapt and you know but if you look at i don't know like james brown

01:02:03.460 you know he was the king of soul but he had to make disco at some point it's not his best album

01:02:11.660 the disco album but it's he's still james brown it was still good but it's not what he's doing

01:02:18.680 what is doing the best so i think you know it's what we were saying always you always need to be

01:02:25.960 to adapt to the situation uh you can't be so full of yourself that you're going to say this is the

01:02:33.320 way and that's it no you want to always be able to learn to be part of of society and sometimes

01:02:41.660 sometimes you need to follow but when it's your time to lead you should not be scared then you

01:02:48.480 lead you know and the best moment of course is always going to be when you lead yeah right right

01:02:53.460 this is i mean god i was just gonna say that's that's that's veteran advice and and it's it's

01:02:58.660 something you can say confidently now that you've seen the landscape and you've you've weathered the

01:03:04.060 storm as as he put it and it's funny because in my or our realm i technically i'm a vet now of

01:03:11.100 social media like kids young kids nowadays uh that started watching me on vine remind me i've

01:03:20.240 been doing this for nine years and i see the kids coming up super fast and i and i just i i pray that

01:03:26.000 they make the right decisions in their journey so they can have a long and fruitful career because

01:03:31.500 this is a marathon not a sprint some kids they see that quick rise of fame they see those numbers and

01:03:38.200 they start frothing at their mouth because they're so excited that they they they found

01:03:41.840 success so fast but it's not about that it's about maintaining it for a really long time

01:03:45.940 longevity is the name of the game yeah that's it yeah absolutely and and and love for what you do

01:03:54.120 because that's that's what gives you longevity and and i think you know uh what's very interesting

01:04:02.560 at least in music

01:04:04.340 I don't know your world enough

01:04:06.940 but if I look at

01:04:08.340 it doesn't matter if it's rock or hip hop

01:04:10.940 or dance music

01:04:12.000 the people that are

01:04:14.320 that are selling tickets

01:04:16.240 are the people that are carrying a culture

01:04:19.160 and

01:04:21.060 carrying a culture

01:04:23.880 is stronger

01:04:26.100 than having hits

01:04:27.740 because you have some artists

01:04:30.160 they have so many hits

01:04:31.700 but they won't be able to ever sell an arena

01:04:34.940 because one time they do this, one time they do that.

01:04:39.500 They don't stand for anything.

01:04:42.460 So, you know, of course you need to adapt,

01:04:45.280 but you have to stand for something.

01:04:48.880 For sure.

01:04:49.160 And I think, you know, this is really important

01:04:53.520 because not only it makes you happy,

01:04:57.060 but it also

01:04:58.540 people connect to that

01:05:01.200 authenticity

01:05:01.800 yeah

01:05:02.580 and culture

01:05:04.280 culture

01:05:05.480 I think

01:05:06.060 what makes hip hop so strong

01:05:08.120 and

01:05:08.780 for me it's easier

01:05:10.000 to speak about

01:05:10.580 something that is not me

01:05:12.000 because I look at

01:05:12.980 from

01:05:13.220 I don't

01:05:13.860 it doesn't look like

01:05:15.360 I'm speaking about myself

01:05:16.460 but the artists

01:05:17.880 that are carrying a culture

01:05:19.240 they stay

01:05:21.360 they

01:05:22.080 you know

01:05:22.780 when they tour

01:05:23.980 maybe they're not

01:05:24.740 in a

01:05:25.800 global

01:05:26.880 top ten but when they

01:05:29.020 tour they packed

01:05:30.520 the venues you know

01:05:32.740 and I think

01:05:35.160 this is what matters and

01:05:36.360 in my case you know I always

01:05:39.360 you know fought

01:05:41.020 for dance music culture

01:05:42.560 for our music to be

01:05:44.660 respected

01:05:46.840 as well as rock was or

01:05:48.920 hip hop was and

01:05:50.620 not look at it only

01:05:52.780 on the pop point of view because

01:05:54.640 you know

01:05:55.680 we look at i'm good okay it's amazing it's fantastic i'm having pop success but

01:06:03.080 like i said future rave is as important to me as this why because it it has a huge influence

01:06:13.520 on the culture i'm good is starting to have a huge influence on the culture because i see

01:06:17.300 more and more people are gonna sample this type of era etc but but but that's that's what

01:06:25.560 matters to me it is really have an impact on on on culture and this is what sells tickets so even

01:06:36.260 if if it's real from the heart for yourself you need to have a certain authenticity but also

01:06:43.940 people are not stupid they feel it well we need more of this way of thinking because as much as 0.50

01:06:50.820 to say people aren't stupid like you're just starting to see a lot of commercial success 1.00

01:06:55.700 nowadays that is stupid yes that's exactly what i'm saying as he's sitting like that i love it 1.00

01:07:01.320 i just wanted to know but listen but listen not i'm not saying people are stupid but but 1.00

01:07:07.120 unfortunately like i agree the way the way the world is moving is is more and more devoid of

01:07:12.860 the culture right and and and that's been happening for some time the hip-hop example has always been

01:07:17.900 jadakiss in our world in the hip-hop world jadakiss was always top five dead or alive he

01:07:23.500 controlled he controlled a lot the locks and jadakiss controlled a lot of the new york city

01:07:27.480 hip-hop scene they were like the most culturally loved trio of the of the late 90s early 2000s 0.98

01:07:33.880 never found commercial success but everybody on the streets knew that jadakiss was the fucking guy

01:07:39.080 and i feel like that that example exists in all of these different spaces but i have a question 0.88

01:07:44.960 so this artist

01:07:47.780 was he selling tickets

01:07:49.060 no yeah

01:07:51.120 you know honestly

01:07:52.880 because me as an artist

01:07:55.200 what matters to me

01:07:56.700 can I get on stage

01:07:59.300 and perform to

01:08:01.220 a good audience

01:08:03.160 and a packed room

01:08:04.640 the rest I don't care

01:08:07.000 right but the equivalent to that for him

01:08:08.940 was like if you went to a street corner

01:08:11.060 where people were selling crack in New York

01:08:13.280 and his song was playing

01:08:14.340 so that's like that was like his equivalent so it's not like a direct equivalency but where all

01:08:19.340 i was getting at with that was just like i love that that is your forward thinking approach with 0.98

01:08:24.280 the way you do things because i'm telling you dude that shit is just lacking especially with 0.97

01:08:28.860 social media leading the charge everything that is done in this space now is about numbers 0.99

01:08:33.880 you ask a kid who their favorite creator is whoever the fuck is getting the most views that

01:08:38.520 that week you know what i'm saying like and it's not it's not always based in substance it's not 0.96

01:08:43.100 always based in art it's not always based in creativity it's who could put the most zorbies

01:08:46.640 into their pool who can who can who can you know what i'm saying like like i'm sorry dude i've been 0.90

01:08:51.540 saying it for a long time on a lot of different shows the culture's whack bro the culture's trash

01:08:55.560 right i think it comes it comes there's positives and negatives there's positive negative that's

01:09:00.780 what i believe i think for sure like for example with music i think there's might not be that many

01:09:04.940 djs that are making it big but now people that are djs can make a living you know i think that's

01:09:10.400 cool that they could go on the stream and get donations but i have to ask you a question for

01:09:14.860 the producer hats what was your first daw you ever produced on um actually i started on ableton

01:09:24.100 and that's still what i'm using able to live at some point okay uh i i loved uh we became very

01:09:33.340 friends with all the kids from uh swedish house mafia they were kids at the time

01:09:38.420 and and um and i was like oh my god you guys sound so amazing you know and they they were

01:09:46.280 using logic so i i had this moment very stupid moment that i thought their music is good because

01:09:53.040 they're using logic so i needed to learn logic you know um are you back to ableton now and i'm

01:10:00.320 back to ableton sick very uh well-rounded this is like our version of like final cut versus uh

01:10:06.220 Yeah, it's like the same conversation.

01:10:09.500 Oh, by the way, you guys, I'm interested by, you guys do your edits?

01:10:14.880 So the answer is if you're doing your job correctly, no.

01:10:19.420 If you're not good at optimizing and you feel like you have to have some sort of creative control,

01:10:26.180 yeah, some creators will do their own edit.

01:10:28.260 But as a business person who's trying to optimize their time,

01:10:34.040 typically you should not be doing your own edits.

01:10:35.680 but like some creators like like mike i think probably even emma chamberlain too are like

01:10:40.160 super hands-on and there's a lot of merit and respect in that but for a lot of other creators

01:10:47.020 it's important to be able to use your time doing other things and building the rest of your empire

01:10:51.220 versus sitting there making cuts and also also if you hire the right editor the right editor

01:10:57.080 they have so much more talent than any of us have when it comes to that's an art in itself like

01:11:02.700 Editing is underrated

01:11:04.660 What a profession

01:11:05.620 The best editors on YouTube are like

01:11:08.280 Some of the best videos on YouTube are because of the editors

01:11:10.580 Shout out Hayden

01:11:11.880 Shout out Hayden

01:11:12.820 Well I love what you're saying

01:11:16.960 Because you know we're talking about longevity

01:11:18.760 I think

01:11:19.920 Probably one of the secrets

01:11:22.620 Of my longevity

01:11:23.500 Is that I have no ego

01:11:25.220 If anyone

01:11:26.880 Is better than me at anything

01:11:29.720 Is welcome on my record

01:11:31.340 step up to the plate

01:11:32.140 100%

01:11:33.780 actually

01:11:34.420 that is the answer

01:11:36.220 that's

01:11:37.520 that's fantastic

01:11:38.320 ego is the death of man

01:11:39.700 when you can

01:11:40.380 when you can operate

01:11:41.280 without that

01:11:42.200 dude

01:11:42.600 it's the worst 1.00

01:11:43.840 take that shit behind the bar 1.00

01:11:44.940 and shoot your fucking ego 1.00

01:11:45.600 it's the worst 1.00

01:11:46.340 it's ego

01:11:47.140 killed so many careers

01:11:48.740 and

01:11:49.520 and

01:11:49.880 and

01:11:50.320 yeah

01:11:52.200 every time

01:11:53.140 you know we're talking about like

01:11:54.380 when I see younger

01:11:55.560 generation

01:11:56.300 all of this

01:11:56.820 I love it

01:11:57.560 I embrace

01:11:58.540 all of them

01:11:59.320 I

01:11:59.940 I go

01:12:00.600 on tiktok i go on instagram and i follow producers showing what they seriously and they're like

01:12:09.520 they're like 16 years old 18 years old and and sometimes i reach out to them

01:12:15.440 because i see usually they don't know how to finish the record they don't know how to make

01:12:22.480 it a hit but sometimes they have amazing ideas and i'm like come work with me you know cool man

01:12:28.880 I love that, but it's true because this is the way to win.

01:12:32.820 If you think the problem with talented people is they know they're talented.

01:12:39.000 And because they know they're talented, they develop an ego.

01:12:43.060 And once the ego is controlling your life, you're going to lose.

01:12:47.420 That's guaranteed.

01:12:48.760 Guaranteed.

01:12:49.160 I think also what you just said, empowering the younger generation with all the knowledge that you have.

01:12:54.820 Exactly.

01:12:55.340 We just said this on the Shawn Michaels episode.

01:12:57.200 like like when you have a great like yourself or in the WWE Shawn Michaels this guy we just had on

01:13:02.600 one of the greatest wrestlers of all time who's now coaching the up-and-comers I think that's

01:13:07.500 invaluable like your legacy can continue to last on and influence the next wave of of of art

01:13:12.960 amazing it's so I did have a tactical note uh or a question for you I'm curious what you think

01:13:18.680 your best strength is in the studio is it is it your melodies is it your songwriting ability is

01:13:25.460 it your ability to put the right people in the right room you're you're connecting what is it

01:13:29.440 so so um it's it's funny we had this um this conversation this the conversation we had it

01:13:36.560 many many times with um the most talented musicians the most talented songwriters

01:13:43.280 and because i was not um how do you say um i didn't grow up with classical music i was not

01:13:51.160 classically trained I always have a little bit of a complex of you know like I feel I have this

01:13:59.000 how do you call it imposter syndrome imposter syndrome yeah yeah join the club man what are

01:14:06.020 we what are we doing here none of us are supposed how did we get here man exactly I told you I

01:14:11.680 thought every morning someone was gonna every morning I was waking up they're gonna knock the

01:14:16.420 door and tell me to give back everything that was a mistake you know so so i have this many times

01:14:22.900 and we're having the conversations about talent and uh you know i'm like oh man i wish i could

01:14:29.960 play the piano like you and you know all these guys that is so amazing with words when we write

01:14:35.980 songs and and you know and i was like i really i suck compared to you i feel guilty that you know

01:14:43.780 I'm more successful 0.94

01:14:44.760 than you

01:14:45.340 and I'm saying it

01:14:46.420 I'm honest

01:14:47.040 and this is really

01:14:47.880 coming from my heart

01:14:48.880 and

01:14:50.140 and they're telling me

01:14:51.460 but you have

01:14:52.760 the ultimate talent

01:14:54.320 because

01:14:54.760 you can hear

01:14:56.460 what people

01:14:57.920 want to hear

01:14:58.580 and

01:15:00.300 and

01:15:00.920 you know

01:15:01.800 and I don't know

01:15:02.780 how to explain

01:15:03.500 because I can play

01:15:04.500 a little bit

01:15:05.040 I can produce

01:15:05.960 I can mix

01:15:06.780 I can do it all

01:15:07.600 but I'm always

01:15:09.800 able to find someone

01:15:10.840 that is better

01:15:11.360 at doing this

01:15:12.080 there's one thing

01:15:13.200 that I cannot have someone do instead of me or Finn.

01:15:20.100 It's like when we create the original idea,

01:15:25.140 what is the vision?

01:15:26.400 What are we trying to express?

01:15:29.200 And sometimes you have people that they're so good

01:15:31.840 that they can do absolutely anything,

01:15:34.920 but then they don't know what to play, you know?

01:15:39.580 And sometimes I feel very guilty because, you know, I would use like an orchestra, classical music, you know, and sometimes I want to have like live streams and I take it like a huge, you know, orchestra to play some parts to put together with electronic music.

01:16:04.120 and you would have this people that to master this way of playing the violin it it's insane

01:16:12.940 like people have no idea the sacrifices it take and they getting a very small salary and no one

01:16:21.620 will ever know will will ever know their face they they're not going for fame they're not going

01:16:29.380 for money they're not any of this they just want to master one thing and i was really honestly

01:16:36.800 feeling guilty about this and i had conversation with some of those people but they would tell me

01:16:41.460 but if you put me on the on my violin or a piano and tell me write a song i would never be able to

01:16:50.760 do it and it's just a different talent me i'm good at creating that's my best thing it's like

01:16:59.380 i'm sure you can edit you know but you know what what you're good at is creating concepts ways of

01:17:08.780 communicating you know like thought versus execution it's like those those those violin

01:17:13.560 exactly are executors at the high operators at the highest level exactly and to be a creator

01:17:20.700 to truly be a creator you have to be a concept or first and a think tank exactly and i think being

01:17:26.780 an artist really at the end of the day i'm trying to say this when i when i work with like younger

01:17:32.840 producers um and i'm i'm telling like okay it sounds incredible your kick bass is is wow you

01:17:41.840 know but you just sound like me or you just sound like sweetest hot mafia or you just so

01:17:47.500 if you then you're just a technician yeah you're emulating something to say that have not been

01:17:55.140 said do you have a way to see the world that is original that that is what makes you an artist

01:18:03.520 it's it that's you're describe describing artistry it's that magic indescribable

01:18:08.580 thing that i mean for you what if i had to describe it sounds like you just got the ear

01:18:12.920 You've got the ears for culture, taste, curation, which is the, that's it.

01:18:20.440 That could be, you know, talent's great, hard work is great,

01:18:23.420 but that could be the thing that no one else has that differs you from everyone else.

01:18:28.100 In all fields, too, Steve Jobs was very much on that vibe as well.

01:18:31.300 All fields have that.

01:18:32.400 Yeah, you're right, you're a master.

01:18:34.780 They have a vision, and they go, hey, I need you, you, you, and you to put it together.

01:18:38.520 Elon, a lot of people.

01:18:39.520 You're a visionary, my friend.

01:18:40.440 yeah this has been a music this has been a music heavy episode which culturally as we talked about

01:18:45.320 earlier is incredible but i do want to ask you some like he hates superlatives but i want to

01:18:49.460 ask you some questions because there's two parts to being a globally renowned superstar dj one is

01:18:56.780 the music the other is the scene that that music yeah yeah i'm glad you're going so i want to like

01:19:01.320 talk to you really quick because right now you exist in two worlds one being miami the other

01:19:05.800 being Ibiza let's talk about that that's a whole separate conversation Ibiza Ibiza um what is the

01:19:14.980 say it again that was George oh how would you say it uh Ibiza okay perfect that's how I would

01:19:22.320 so normal bro because you know because you know in the UK how they say Ibiza or Ibiza like it

01:19:30.980 are you talking to drunk people there

01:19:33.500 so my question

01:19:35.960 to you is first of all

01:19:37.480 since you've existed in all these different places

01:19:40.000 what is

01:19:41.040 the craziest party city 1.00

01:19:43.420 on the fucking planet 1.00

01:19:44.760 seems pretty 0.99

01:19:47.780 easy to answer well I have a question

01:19:49.640 because don't you have a place there

01:19:51.380 so how do you survive

01:19:53.400 well you know

01:19:55.360 okay

01:19:56.660 I'm a little bit different

01:19:59.300 that cat okay first i don't do drugs so that helps so that helps a lot because you're the 0.62

01:20:05.760 only person on that island that does that well yeah you're one of the only if you go to ushuaia

01:20:13.120 on a whatever what's your night there uh monday if you go there on a monday night i assure you

01:20:18.540 that 95 of the people in that room are either on 2c k or molly but but no that's in the vip

01:20:26.380 but some people just have a drink i promise you but but no i don't because i this is you're making

01:20:38.100 i don't want people to be scared to of course to go to you honestly it's not that bad um and

01:20:43.820 it's just me it was you know like everyone goes out for different reasons um and when i was a kid

01:20:52.020 like i i'm a teenager i would go out and all my friends they wanted to you know they were going

01:20:58.940 out they want to pick up some girls i didn't care and you know other ones they would just get

01:21:04.700 completely crazy drunk at the bar i didn't care either i i just i was just obsessed with the dj

01:21:12.740 listening to the music so everyone goes for something they they into and um

01:21:19.300 well I don't disagree about what you're saying because because you know the party is like

01:21:26.420 very wild and everything but at the same time why do I love Ibiza so much well because

01:21:32.940 most people are there for the music and understand it so I'm having an incredible time in Vegas

01:21:42.500 I play for wind

01:21:43.920 The pool party is insane

01:21:46.400 EVC

01:21:47.300 And yeah

01:21:48.280 People they go hard

01:21:50.960 And more with alcohol

01:21:52.980 And it's fun

01:21:55.260 I think it's the sexiest pool party on the planet

01:21:58.520 It's insane to have 10,000 people in a bikini

01:22:00.880 Where do you

01:22:01.800 It's crazy

01:22:03.160 Sometimes I see

01:22:06.200 The pool

01:22:07.280 Full of people

01:22:10.320 I mean this is crazy

01:22:11.760 you know um do you ever see the lifeguard not to take you off track oh my god is this it is the

01:22:16.960 funniest thing ever but did you see the lifeguard because there's this girl oh my yes yes yes

01:22:23.880 oh my god okay if you're listening to me i was never brave enough to speak to you

01:22:34.380 You're the hottest club

01:22:36.300 You're the hottest guy off the club

01:22:38.580 Yo, you need to do what 1.00

01:22:40.360 She's gonna get this 0.96

01:22:42.740 He gotta go fake drown in the pool 0.81

01:22:44.340 CPR from the hotline

01:22:46.180 No, he doesn't

01:22:46.960 David Haddon, if you're watching this right now

01:22:48.900 Jasmine, you know who he's talking about 0.99

01:22:51.080 Make it fucking happen 0.99

01:22:52.200 No, no, no, that's boring 0.99

01:22:53.920 You're telling me David gotta take it a swan dive

01:22:56.520 In the midst of his performance

01:22:58.080 Faking drowning just to get resuscitated

01:23:01.460 I like that play much better, David

01:23:03.720 But, okay, anyway

01:23:05.900 You were good at pivoting there, buddy

01:23:10.100 That's funny 0.97

01:23:12.960 Have you ever had a situation where a girl fucked up your set? 1.00

01:23:17.120 Oh, no 1.00

01:23:17.400 One time, that was really crazy

01:23:20.720 One time, I was playing a concert

01:23:26.080 And a girl came during the day

01:23:29.680 went under the stage when they were doing the construction and wait the entire day which means 1.00

01:23:37.560 she probably had to pee on the floor whatever that's something very sexy but she was really 1.00

01:23:44.500 really driven waiting waited the entire day and just like jumped on me on stage uh to to kiss me 1.00

01:23:53.600 And I felt bad 1.00

01:23:56.240 Because security grabbed her

01:23:58.580 It was like a rugby match

01:24:01.000 It was really bad

01:24:02.020 I felt really bad

01:24:05.700 I felt really bad

01:24:06.600 Because I mean

01:24:08.560 Wow

01:24:09.460 The dedication

01:24:11.420 Only to be met with

01:24:13.460 Four 6'7 280 pound security

01:24:16.320 But it's

01:24:17.340 You almost kissed David Guetta

01:24:20.100 What if it was the lifeguard

01:24:22.280 That hit under there for the whole time

01:24:23.220 And they popped out.

01:24:23.760 What would you do then?

01:24:25.540 Then I would have

01:24:26.420 fight the security.

01:24:30.240 But it's slightly like

01:24:31.400 acceptable and like

01:24:32.420 representative of like

01:24:33.540 the festival and

01:24:34.580 dance community.

01:24:35.500 It's a circus.

01:24:36.920 I mean, it's a wild

01:24:37.700 that you know better

01:24:38.840 than anybody.

01:24:39.260 And I love the circus.

01:24:40.080 Sure you do.

01:24:40.760 I love the circus.

01:24:42.360 It has to be because

01:24:43.140 you're sober though.

01:24:44.500 Because I...

01:24:45.520 No, he said no drugs.

01:24:46.580 No, I know.

01:24:47.900 That's what I'm saying.

01:24:48.700 No, no, but you don't

01:24:49.580 no drinks either?

01:24:51.940 He drinks brunch.

01:24:52.400 I only drink

01:24:53.580 You know every time someone does that

01:24:58.360 It gets clipped and put on TikTok

01:24:59.560 But no

01:25:02.000 I get fearful

01:25:03.560 I can only last so long

01:25:05.220 In places like that

01:25:06.940 Probably because I'm not sober

01:25:09.480 But I'd have to imagine

01:25:11.380 That your lifestyle

01:25:12.760 You have to maintain

01:25:14.120 Honestly

01:25:14.940 It sounds a little bit crazy

01:25:17.560 But I don't drink

01:25:18.560 I don't do drugs

01:25:19.480 I don't smoke

01:25:20.420 I eat healthy

01:25:21.580 i'm nothing like what you could imagine of a dj yeah but you're hearing more and more of that i

01:25:27.640 feel like in the djs i feel like sobriety is becoming like you you know um also you there's

01:25:33.920 like there are two types of djs uh they are the lifestyle djs and they are um people that are more

01:25:43.300 djs because of music and um and you know i'm i'm since i was a teenager i'm in because of the music

01:25:51.520 and

01:25:52.760 like I said

01:25:55.380 some people go out for some different

01:25:57.480 reasons, they go look for

01:25:59.360 different things and

01:26:00.900 DJs, it's the same, you have DJs

01:26:03.520 that are very trendy

01:26:05.400 because you would hear the conversation

01:26:07.280 and they would say, oh my god, it was crazy

01:26:09.160 yesterday, you know, oh you can

01:26:11.460 hear, you can feel like

01:26:13.360 it took ketamine at this

01:26:15.380 moment of the time because the music went

01:26:17.380 there, like me, this is Chinese

01:26:19.540 to me, like you know, I

01:26:21.260 i i don't my music i love playing for people on drugs because because they follow me everywhere

01:26:31.640 and i can take them on a journey and i love it you know but personally that's not what i do

01:26:38.040 you know uh the same way i know that actually people that take a lot of drugs usually

01:26:46.000 they're like other DJs better

01:26:49.120 the people that drink like me

01:26:51.180 because I'm more like happy

01:26:53.280 you know positive

01:26:54.580 feel good you know

01:26:57.140 so

01:26:57.560 you'd have a lot of people

01:27:01.360 ordering bottles when I play

01:27:03.280 because it's a party

01:27:04.920 you know it's like

01:27:06.240 it gives a

01:27:08.800 sense of celebration

01:27:11.140 of life

01:27:11.820 that's why the clubs love you because you probably sell out 0.97

01:27:14.880 every fucking vip every time because you look at some of these i mean i know exactly what djs are 0.96

01:27:20.020 talking about that play for people in k-holes i know exactly who you're it's definitely not 0.98

01:27:23.940 fucking you bro but i want to ask you like on that note what does your booth look like because 0.96

01:27:28.960 i look at like drew and alex for example chase smokers or what you know diplo the booths are 1.00

01:27:34.040 always packed because they interact and rip shots with the fucking people in the booth and everybody 0.73

01:27:38.580 kind of turns up together but since you don't do that and act more as a guide for the people in the 0.95

01:27:44.040 crowd is your booth do you generally have a bunch of people in there with you like i i love that too

01:27:49.380 i have actually it's interesting we're talking about ibiza i have two shows so there's uh there's 0.83

01:27:55.560 a one one show that is called fuck me i'm famous and and that is more like a you know a very sexy

01:28:03.220 lots of uh like have this girl that is a uh super sexy and she's flying in the air carried by 0.80

01:28:12.020 balloons you know a lot of uh amazing dances and i and i play sexy music you know that is more like

01:28:20.560 production a show i'm alone on stage and then we have future rave and that is why dirty exactly

01:28:30.220 this is a little bit darker this is a party i have like probably i don't know 50 to 100 girls

01:28:37.480 on stage with me you know it's a party everyone is dancing everyone is drinking but you know it's

01:28:44.520 not like i cannot connect with someone that is drinking you know it's just that i'm i'm not doing

01:28:49.480 it i mean i take a drink from time to time happens but it's not like it's it's not my motivation i

01:28:55.660 don't need to drink to be able to dj i started like this when when i was uh when i had my first

01:29:03.380 a professional job in a club i was 17 and uh i was drinking gin jet vodka tonic i remember i

01:29:13.200 imagine like one drink you're like you know and and i started to have this habit and of course

01:29:20.860 you know anytime you you you challenge yourself it makes you nervous yep and and of course we all

01:29:28.440 know that alcohol liquid courage it's exactly so i started to realize that every time i was playing

01:29:36.380 which was six days a week i was taking three of those drinks so i was like i am becoming an

01:29:45.700 alcoholic it's happening and i'm only 17 so one one day when i was like 18 i think i i completely

01:29:55.640 stopped it and never started again it just doesn't seem sustainable for it for it's impossible i

01:30:01.340 would never be there but can you imagine nah i've been doing this uh my entire life i would be like

01:30:07.300 uh i would look like 20 years yeah i mean even look at some of the biggest even promoters who

01:30:13.300 aren't on stage as often as he is you look at purple here in miami you look at john schwartz

01:30:18.140 in new york they don't know that's not that either of them are promoters they've obviously

01:30:21.640 grew out of that but even their time promoting even they're all sober they have you have to yeah

01:30:25.900 yeah i feel same as you they'll do the occasional i think right not john not john i don't know

01:30:30.760 about pert but i i would feel completely remissed if we didn't take a second to appreciate and talk

01:30:35.640 about more how how has it been talking about building this next wave of of talent uh working

01:30:43.360 alongside more and having such a hands-on approach with him someone who is really crushing it on the

01:30:49.080 cultural side and now starting to see you know that commercial success how's that been well first

01:30:54.340 what's what's really incredible is the way we met so i was uh i was training at equinox in

01:31:01.360 los angeles and i see a beast monster a monster i'm like oh my god who is this this is crazy

01:31:11.380 but to a point that i went to speak to him like wow man it's impressive how you train

01:31:19.060 and he was so shy and so impressed that david get i would go speak to him

01:31:25.300 that he never mentioned that he was a dj i just forgot to tell you exactly so we spoke about

01:31:32.720 training we spoke like and then one day i'm playing tomorrowland and i see the guy on stage

01:31:39.660 behind no way it's in Belgium and I'm like wait what are you doing here I don't understand

01:31:49.560 and he's like well I was too shy to tell you but I'm a DJ too oh and that's so cute

01:31:56.300 it's very cute and and we became like really good friends and it was never the idea to work

01:32:05.900 together you know and uh it was more like we had a lot of those discussions about he was a little

01:32:13.120 bit like social media obsessed i was like look it's not about social media it's about music

01:32:19.000 just focus on so we i was like trying to as a friend you know uh um tell him uh a little bit

01:32:27.720 like the way i look at it and he would always spend the summer with me in ibiza we're like

01:32:33.480 really good friends and uh you know he would like play me his records and i was like man it's okay

01:32:40.960 you know he was trying to find himself and then one day he came with this uh idea i'm like wow

01:32:49.060 this is this is really special and i said if you if you want i can like write a proper song

01:32:58.040 on the top of this help you make this bigger because i believe that this we can turn into

01:33:05.460 something massive and instead of just having one club record can make it a movement and it's like

01:33:13.400 really yeah you think so like you know and uh and we did and from that time you know um we started

01:33:21.860 to make music and i i told you where where i was psychologically i was more like a little bit like

01:33:32.820 getting on stage and not being so excited about what i was playing because i had the choice

01:33:38.660 between you know uh playing all my hits and killing it but how many time can i enjoy

01:33:47.620 playing the original version of titanium yeah before you want to you know and and and then

01:33:58.420 just start like please make it stop you're the one playing it and then and then you know even though

01:34:04.740 it's still my favorite record in my entire career but but you know and then you know

01:34:09.700 know everyone else doing the same exact sound I was it's just driving me crazy you know I couldn't

01:34:17.600 anymore and I would not relate to the culture anymore and this felt like my chance to create

01:34:25.420 something that would make me excited about getting on stage and it was the same for him

01:34:30.960 so we just started to make beats that we wanted to play and that would sound like nothing else

01:34:40.920 and it's just all about passion and such an amazing journey really like I'm I'm very

01:34:49.860 grateful to him it's funny because we have this conversation like he's grateful to me because I

01:34:56.800 I helped him tremendously to become, like, big and, you know,

01:35:02.160 he's getting booked everywhere, playing all the biggest festivals, all of this.

01:35:06.920 But he brought me that excitement that you get when you're a teenager, you know.

01:35:13.580 And even now, we're getting on stage.

01:35:16.220 So we did the Future Wrave party every Friday at High,

01:35:22.280 and every time he would be like, oh, my God, David.

01:35:25.240 like it's crazy it's crazy i love that and just to see his eyes because you know as long as i'm

01:35:34.960 genuine and and and and of course i'm i'm always grateful every morning i'm grateful for my life

01:35:41.940 but you know being on stage is not that much of a miracle to me because this is what i've been

01:35:49.100 doing for so many years but him i see in his eyes the miracle it is and it makes me realize

01:35:59.560 how lucky we are to be able to be there and to be loved you know and to share our passion with

01:36:08.040 people so this is what he brought to my life it is like a new sparkle and and and i i'm very

01:36:16.180 Grateful for that

01:36:16.960 I love that dude

01:36:18.420 What a beautiful story 0.80

01:36:19.440 That's really fucking moving 0.96

01:36:20.360 Dude 0.98

01:36:20.600 Like you get to almost

01:36:21.580 Live

01:36:22.140 Vicariously

01:36:23.340 Through that moment

01:36:24.480 That you remember

01:36:25.780 From your own

01:36:26.600 You know

01:36:27.440 Early days

01:36:28.700 Of being on those stages

01:36:29.780 For the first time

01:36:30.700 Exactly

01:36:30.900 And you get to relive it

01:36:32.320 Alongside

01:36:32.820 Exactly

01:36:33.100 That's just such a pure 0.99

01:36:34.760 Fucking story 1.00

01:36:35.540 From beginning to end 1.00

01:36:36.500 Because you probably have

01:36:37.400 So many people coming up to you

01:36:38.760 Be like

01:36:38.960 Dude you gotta check out this

01:36:40.000 It's the greatest thing

01:36:40.960 You'll ever hear

01:36:41.540 And then this guy

01:36:42.620 Didn't even want to bring it up to you

01:36:43.960 But you know

01:36:44.700 Plus like

01:36:46.180 And I've been, because in the past, I've signed very big DJs that became very big.

01:36:52.880 So I've signed Afrojack when he was not famous, Nicky Romero,

01:36:57.560 like people that came really huge and, you know, I helped develop them, all of this.

01:37:04.360 So I only do this if I really believe in someone.

01:37:08.220 I never, ever sign someone just because I want to make money,

01:37:12.320 because it's just such an involvement

01:37:15.180 and it's so time-consuming to develop someone

01:37:18.600 and help them that, you know,

01:37:21.080 I don't want to do it if I don't really believe in the sound.

01:37:24.760 And so, yeah, many, many, many, many times

01:37:29.280 I have people approaching me.

01:37:32.720 But I never wanted to do this as a business.

01:37:37.120 And I'm always saying, you know, like,

01:37:39.420 i don't do i don't do it for like oh the little percentage i'm going to take from you i do it

01:37:45.940 because i really believe you're going to bring something into my life and um you know it's when

01:37:52.280 we did it with afrojack it's it's funny because he wanted to make songs and he didn't know uh chords

01:37:59.480 so uh i was like okay i'm gonna you can't have anyone writing anything interesting if it's just

01:38:06.720 a beat that is staying on one chord

01:38:09.480 and you just have this bleep sound

01:38:11.240 it's very cool but you can't make a song

01:38:13.820 out of that so I'm like okay

01:38:15.440 you're gonna teach me how to make that bleep sound

01:38:17.800 and I'm gonna teach you how to make

01:38:19.660 a hit and

01:38:21.300 you know and the rest

01:38:23.460 so what I'm

01:38:25.680 trying to say is like

01:38:26.540 I always want the person to bring

01:38:29.740 something into my life

01:38:31.100 into my music journey

01:38:32.480 and Morton did because like

01:38:36.720 you know uh my ear is so pop it was nice to have someone coming back to me and say oh man this 0.52

01:38:48.000 just sounds cool he's like it's a bit musically poor yeah but it sounds cool he brought you back

01:38:54.680 to the basement he brought you back to the basement and i love that dude and honestly

01:38:58.720 that symbiotic value like just hearing about that i automatically think of me and you bro like i

01:39:03.320 just think of that value of meeting someone and that exchange of just energy and it's just such

01:39:08.840 a fucking awesome thing and what it creates exactly new entities that you never thought

01:39:13.220 would ever come about you know and you know like like we did something in new york was oh my god 0.97

01:39:18.380 that was like one of my favorite show in in my entire year um i did a i did a david gillard show

01:39:27.080 at Brooklyn Mirage.

01:39:29.940 Oh, crazy.

01:39:30.580 And then we added a Future Rave show together with Morton.

01:39:35.960 So then I was like, okay.

01:39:36.720 I think I was there.

01:39:38.660 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:39:39.640 Yeah, I came to that one.

01:39:40.400 You came, exactly.

01:39:41.400 Incredible.

01:39:41.880 Exactly.

01:39:42.820 So I was like, you know, as I'm going to do,

01:39:46.000 we did first the Future Rave show

01:39:47.660 and then the day after David Gillard.

01:39:49.200 So I'm like, as I'm going to do David Gillard after,

01:39:52.960 let's go on Future Rave.

01:39:56.020 and usually I would be a little bit shy

01:39:59.800 because, you know, I have all my fans

01:40:01.740 that they want to hear my hits,

01:40:03.280 so I need to always find that balance,

01:40:05.700 and this is my exercise.

01:40:07.380 I'm like, I'm walking on a tightrope

01:40:09.340 of being, you know, interesting and new and fresh,

01:40:15.460 and at the same time,

01:40:17.020 people want to sing along to my songs.

01:40:19.320 So that day, I was like,

01:40:22.680 no, the people that want to sing along to my songs,

01:40:25.340 they're coming tomorrow let's just go full on you know and it was so much fun it was amazing i felt

01:40:31.800 so light it was it was really incredible and um yeah i love i love working with him we we're about

01:40:39.300 to release a ep together um and and yes this is uh this is like a a new a new for for me and him

01:40:49.760 by the way like feeling 19 again that's oh cool that teenage excitement yeah and that show was

01:40:58.520 amazing by the way the the venue was incredible that the barrage the venue is incredible and then

01:41:03.240 the crowd was just going crazy and i was surprised to see just how crazy they were going because i

01:41:08.880 knew it was new ish exactly no no it's new yeah it's new you know like like it's like a music

01:41:17.220 gender

01:41:17.720 it's a music

01:41:21.620 genre and it's only two and a half

01:41:23.440 years that's nothing on the scale

01:41:25.160 of history of music

01:41:27.380 so and people it takes a long

01:41:29.540 time to get to a new sound

01:41:31.240 so yes

01:41:32.960 it works well Brooklyn

01:41:35.120 Brooklyn likes to get out front

01:41:36.480 are you from Brooklyn?

01:41:39.020 no but I'm an east coast guy he is Dylan

01:41:40.700 and not that there's a comparison between the east coast and Brooklyn

01:41:43.000 but like you know New York City

01:41:45.220 and that area likes to lead

01:41:47.200 you know in brooklyn especially from a cultural standpoint shout out dylan um just i know we'll

01:41:52.240 probably start winding down i wanted to ask you to bring it full circle we started off the show

01:41:55.860 talking about shtad where are you for new year's this year you know yet a little early i do i'm

01:42:02.060 doing this latin america tour and i haven't done this for a few years i am so excited um

01:42:09.460 Like, I love doing this so much.

01:42:15.240 I remember when I started to tour, I was telling my manager, you know, we do those meetings about what's the strategy for next year and what type of shows are we doing?

01:42:27.840 And I was always like, I don't care as long as you give me Colombia and Brazil.

01:42:33.520 Is that where you are for New Year's?

01:42:35.300 And so I'm going to do New Year's.

01:42:38.220 I'm not sure where I am.

01:42:39.460 but uh i'm doing all those latin american oh my god and it's crazy we we just put it on

01:42:46.180 i could not believe it we just put the tickets uh on sale and i know that in chile um on a weekday

01:42:53.980 i sold 30 000 tickets in two hours you know and it's just it's it's crazy crazy so i'm so excited

01:43:03.000 by being back to Latin America.

01:43:05.400 Brazil, New Year's.

01:43:06.460 Those people that are so warm.

01:43:09.980 It's incredible.

01:43:11.220 I love playing to this crowd.

01:43:13.100 Well, I can tell you

01:43:13.700 I'd want to be in Brazil on New Year's.

01:43:15.080 I don't know if it's the same reason as you,

01:43:16.420 but it's a very,

01:43:17.120 very beautiful community of people.

01:43:19.680 Yeah, I agree.

01:43:21.860 They got a lot of lifeguards down there.

01:43:26.420 Yeah, it's amazing to sit here next to you, man.

01:43:29.940 your your your childlike excitement now about what you do and the love for what you do you could

01:43:35.600 you could really feel it and no it inspires me man and and you have uh written and rewritten

01:43:43.000 the history books when it comes to music and musical culture and i cannot wait to see how

01:43:48.900 you continue to do so thank you and really i want to say something because i really didn't know what

01:43:54.860 to expect yeah and uh it's crazy i cannot believe that we actually spoke about music for real for

01:44:04.860 real that we spoke about life in a deep way and that's unexpected i i was like ah this is gonna

01:44:13.140 be fun and you know and it was but really i was excellent they don't call it the number one

01:44:18.940 podcast in the world for nothing yeah bro that's awesome david gotta dude thank you so much for

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