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00:02:54.720 Wait, I don't think you should intro the show. 0.91

00:02:56.160 Do you want me to intro the show or not?

00:02:57.220 Nah, nah, nah, nah.

00:02:58.880 Because I think we've got to address the 552-pound elephant in the room 0.91

00:03:03.360 before you do that.

00:03:04.200 Sure.

00:03:05.900 Our third co-host has been turned into a can of prime energy,

00:03:12.600 which I don't know how you did it, how you pulled it off

00:03:15.720 with that billion-dollar brand ears, you and JJ.

00:03:19.120 But George.

00:03:20.760 Yeah, George is blue raspberry prime energy.

00:03:23.760 And, you know, he's doing great.

00:03:26.400 What he's got

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00:03:31.080 How many

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00:03:37.940 Alright how do we

00:03:38.560 How do we

00:03:38.920 How do we tell the audience

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00:03:40.760 George's

00:03:41.640 No no

00:03:42.740 It's not gonna be like

00:03:43.640 Easy quick

00:03:44.460 It's not

00:03:45.020 It's easy and quick

00:03:45.940 But you gotta deliver it right

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00:03:48.500 Can I say one thing

00:03:50.100 Of course

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00:03:51.340 I drank some prime energy

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00:03:52.800 George's birthday was

00:03:55.580 four days ago and he chose to celebrate it uh this weekend in arizona with his family so he

00:04:02.100 couldn't make the podcast that is a true story i know everyone's gonna think there's some sort of

00:04:06.600 beef we can facetime we actually we're gonna face down and while you do that i want to say this

00:04:10.880 i am completely cool with that george one of the things that i love about george

00:04:16.320 is that he prioritizes his family and friends over anything yeah he puts and god and everything

00:04:22.700 above everything so i'm not mad it's george's birthday and what george wants to do on his

00:04:27.200 birthday spend time with his family and friends he didn't want to come into vegas and we threw

00:04:30.740 this together last minute this wasn't on the this wasn't really on the dock i mean that's that's the

00:04:34.820 name of the game nature of the show bro we make an episode every week there's gonna be some audibles

00:04:39.200 and and audibles that affect people's current schedules that sometimes are unable to be moved 0.94

00:04:44.540 george's birthday was unable to be moved he's born on the same day every year are we scumbags for

00:04:49.820 never missing a show even though horrible things happen in our outside yeah absolutely bro we've 0.99

00:04:55.500 prioritized our work so over everything what kind of sick fuck does that that's why we're 1.00

00:05:00.060 fucking we suck we're the worst people ever can i introduce the show oh i i just thought it was i 1.00

00:05:04.920 he won't answer his face time maybe he is actually pissed well i would be pissed too if i was fired 1.00

00:05:09.380 from the show oh my god he's not fired i turned him into a can of blue raspberry prime welcome

00:05:15.060 back to impulsive the number one show in the world thank you guys for listening watching viewing and

00:05:18.560 subscribing if you're not subscribed hit that button for us we have an amazing guest today

00:05:22.660 uh this girl's a legend an absolute legend what are you doing what are you doing are you gonna

00:05:26.580 caleb are you gonna let that slide did you not catch that am i the only one that caught that

00:05:31.460 welcome back to impulsive the number one show in the world did you just actually

00:05:36.460 i don't i didn't say that bro clip we'll cut it out no no no yes you're the audio guy

00:05:46.060 No one else caught it

00:05:48.200 Okay

00:05:48.720 I need you to redo that

00:05:50.460 And I want to say

00:05:50.980 The reason I caught that

00:05:52.060 Is because my current

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00:05:54.780 Diet regimen

00:05:56.360 And discipline

00:05:57.260 Is so strong

00:05:58.140 Because of my 75 hard

00:05:59.640 That I'm doing

00:06:00.180 I'm eating in this small window

00:06:01.600 I have to drink a gallon of water

00:06:03.240 Work out twice a day

00:06:05.220 Say what you said

00:06:06.460 Read 10 pages of book a day

00:06:07.700 Non-fiction every day

00:06:08.580 Have no fun

00:06:09.060 If anyone catches Mike having fun

00:06:10.860 He has to start over his 75 days

00:06:12.580 Welcome back to Impulsive

00:06:13.980 The number one show in the world

00:06:15.060 If you're not listening

00:06:15.880 watching the number one show in the world is the price is right so if you if you think that we've

00:06:23.120 surpassed that then you could roll with it but otherwise i would prefer that you did the right

00:06:26.940 intro welcome back to impulsive the number one podcast in the world the price is right if you're

00:06:32.980 not we have an amazing guest today her name is kalani uh i i wouldn't intro her just yet wait 0.88

00:06:39.520 till she's here yeah you want to shoot the shit i think we have to but i now i really wish george

00:06:45.180 wasn't a can of blue raspberry prime if you're a kehlani fan and you've clicked on this episode 0.99

00:06:51.500 and and you are stuck it's the first 10 minutes of this episode and you're stuck with two 1.00

00:06:57.680 fucking babbling idiots hyenas babbling hyenas talking about their friend being turned into 1.00

00:07:04.560 an electrolyte drink sorry what do you what do you do we're sorry i guess we started early 1.00

00:07:10.700 you know we're feeling ourselves so we're just gonna we're just gonna wait here until

00:07:15.400 Kalani shows up are we gonna talk like in the meantime or should we just yeah we could yeah

00:07:21.120 we could talk can do you can see it in real time so we could address it now but does my skin even 0.99

00:07:27.840 look better like Caleb does my skin look good right now absolutely like shiny and shit absolutely 0.95

00:07:32.760 that's from the water intake and the diet too I think I've been since I started this so I started 0.84

00:07:38.280 this on january 1st i have been in bed asleep by 10 o'clock every single night it's you know this

00:07:46.360 you were at my house for a good amount of time yeah i can't believe you're doing this and i've

00:07:49.700 been waking up at seven in the morning just ready to go dude it's disgusting i hear pots and pans

00:07:54.840 clanking around super early i'm trying to rest in my house in my room or my room in my house

00:08:00.960 sorry your house in your room but i've really made it my own we we have we uh we give our room

00:08:08.120 me and nina give our room that you've lended us a nice touch and that that touches splooge 0.88

00:08:14.000 everywhere besides that it looks like a bomb just went off yeah you guys are the worst we've talked 0.98

00:08:20.080 about on the show before you guys are terrible horrible house guests mikey sent me a mean text 0.99

00:08:26.940 He sent me a mean text. 0.55

00:08:28.240 Oh, read it.

00:08:28.880 Read out loud.

00:08:30.660 Oh, it's in your other canceled phone.

00:08:32.780 No, no, no.

00:08:33.260 No, you screened it.

00:08:34.400 He said, Brody, I love you, but I got to say this as politely as possible. 1.00

00:08:38.500 When you come and take over my house, clean your fucking shit up. 1.00

00:08:42.500 I don't roll like this. 1.00

00:08:43.920 You guys are a train wreck. 1.00

00:08:45.060 The kitchen, the living room, there's ramen bowls spilled all over, fucking balls of dog 1.00

00:08:49.540 hair all over the floor, cough syrup and everything else under the sun. 0.99

00:08:52.720 It's just not going to fly anymore.

00:08:53.800 you're more than welcome to be here but you can't trash it anymore and it's completely 0.97

00:08:56.900 disrespectful and i hate that i even have to say this shit now look i said my bad i didn't even 0.96

00:09:01.420 notice i'll clean it i'll come clean up did anyone that's on me he did however can i can i give one 0.99

00:09:06.040 pushback caleb go ahead and zoom into the the shit storm that mike is describing what no oh 0.52

00:09:12.160 you took a picture of it oh here here's the issue so before i sent that message to you i cleaned up 0.99

00:09:19.260 the shit storm which is what i always do all the ramen all the sushi all the shit that was all over 0.99

00:09:24.340 the place sometimes your ass needs to be checked no 100 and i will say this too because we haven't 0.99

00:09:28.340 gotten a chance to address on the show back when all that drama was going on i don't know what will 1.00

00:09:32.560 be going on with it now i've been getting a ton of shit for being a dick licking cocksucker well 0.99

00:09:38.920 to logan paul and let me yeah but let me say something and i want you to attest to it right 1.00

00:09:43.340 here and right now nobody licks my cock more than nobody gives you more shit calls you a 1.00

00:09:50.260 disrespectful cum dumpster more than me i am on your shit 24 7 saying yo you gotta fucking become 1.00

00:09:57.620 a human this is the year you need to become a human i texted you that i said 2023 is the year 1.00

00:10:02.460 you become an actual human being and people give me so much shit that damn meat canyon video with 1.00

00:10:08.700 those big ass ears bro did you watch it yeah and and you know what it's partially my it was 1.00

00:10:13.180 fantastic me can is one of the greatest animators shout out to me can i was crying my family was

00:10:18.500 messaging me like what is this hilarious um i i feel like i do a great job checking you but i

00:10:27.000 think what i do is i fuck up when i sit here on the show because i i try to keep things lighthearted

00:10:31.900 and so people think that i am supporting always and this and that but i i i feel very good about 0.98

00:10:38.560 how much i check you on the shit that you need to be checked on and you need to be checked on a lot 0.98

00:10:41.800 I'm mad at you today 1.00

00:10:43.860 I'm mad at you today

00:10:45.460 I'm mad at me today

00:10:46.720 I lost 15k

00:10:48.480 on betting black 1.00

00:10:50.740 right before I came here like a fucking idiot 1.00

00:10:53.040 I even said when the ball was spinning 1.00

00:10:54.540 I put it on red it hit black

00:10:56.520 I said I don't have a good feeling about this

00:10:58.140 I knew it I'm mad at me bro

00:10:59.960 join the club

00:11:01.220 I'll see you in the comment section brother 0.99

00:11:03.180 where the fuck is Kehlani dude 0.99

00:11:06.400 oh sorry 0.99

00:11:07.940 can I pop back

00:11:11.780 in on this uh 75 hard real quick yeah so so Andy uh Frazella came up with the 75 hard program

00:11:18.340 and the the reason I'm doing it is not for like any specific purpose outside of the fact that

00:11:27.700 a a insane disciplinary plan at certain points in your life can be very beneficial to your life

00:11:36.020 and i mean this one really is crazy like this one is outside of my bounds of acceptability

00:11:41.820 in terms of like what i actually want to fucking do every day but there's just something about 0.61

00:11:47.000 saying no to everything and being able to live by that for a certain amount of time 0.72

00:11:55.020 that one proves to you that you can do that that that's that's the biggest thing for me 0.98

00:12:00.200 right and you've done this type of shit because you can prove to yourself that you're able to do 0.90

00:12:05.300 it should you decide granted i was going to ask what actual results are you yielding real time 0.99

00:12:10.360 because you don't you don't actually like are you more productive surely you feel better health-wise

00:12:15.520 but like what's the actual only to an extent to be honest yeah right because i'll explain it to

00:12:19.800 you and i and i i want to show the pros and cons of the program i'm i i have some obviously innate

00:12:27.280 mental disabilities and i generally and and maybe this is one of the reasons why you do programs

00:12:34.080 like this but i use crutches in my life such as eating foods that i enjoy or or you know you know

00:12:40.180 skipping a day in the gym or whatever to make myself feel better and so my skin is glistening 0.66

00:12:46.020 right now i mean some of these pictures i'm taking in the gym you're seeing them are fucking great 0.87

00:12:49.560 like like there's real progress you've been looking mad good on instagram i know that i bet 0.91

00:12:54.280 these porn stars this weekend love love that we'll move into that right now but but basically what i'm

00:12:58.860 saying is there's pros and cons to everything you may you may find that those comforts in life are

00:13:03.240 the things that actually do you want to be a disciplinarian a thought you know authoritarian

00:13:10.280 successful you know um leader in all aspects of life or do you want to be happy or do you want

00:13:20.620 to find the balance and i felt like i was in the balance prior to this program and now i'm starting

00:13:25.940 to lean further in this direction and so this is going to be what i have to play with in terms of

00:13:30.740 what i actually want when you when you start a goal when you start a program at the beginning

00:13:36.220 of the year or any time of the year for yourself whether it's weight loss not drinking not doing

00:13:39.940 drugs whatever the why you're doing it has to be the main thing on your mind always what is your

00:13:48.760 goal why am i doing this to myself why am i putting myself through this strenuous of a program

00:13:54.040 and for me unfortunately in this current situation i know andy has a has a ton of ways to combat this

00:14:00.320 i don't have a specific goal i'm not going into a fight i'm not looking to have these crazy abs i

00:14:04.900 do fine with my dad bod i want to be healthy but i don't think i'm unhealthy normally so it's no no

00:14:10.800 goal huh that makes it that makes it harder i assume yeah that's that's kind of what i'm getting

00:14:14.920 at do you know that andy guy who created this 75 program you're on sure he was the guy who gave me

00:14:20.520 the fake lambo for my brother's birthday prank it was his lambo when my brother gave me the

00:14:25.180 lamborghini and promised me right it was the you know the best birthday gift i'd ever received i

00:14:29.860 told him i said this is the happiest day of my life i cried tears of joy my brother gave me a 0.97

00:14:33.460 lamborghini all of a sudden this fucking andy guy comes up and he goes hey bro can i get the keys to 0.99

00:14:37.580 my car back and then jake said april fools and they all laughed at me do you still have ptsd from 0.98

00:14:42.800 that a little actually yeah because i feel like that like as funny as it is kind of contributed

00:14:49.140 to the to shrimp gate yeah for sure because of course because i tell everyone don't get me gifts 0.99

00:14:57.040 on my birthday on christmas i don't need your shit i don't need your shit because people just 0.99

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00:16:08.640 to the show our guest today is the grammy nominated artist who continues to redefine what it means to

00:16:13.140 be an r&b star if you didn't catch it already the last leg of the blue water road trip about

00:16:16.880 to start in support of the blue water road the blue water road the album rapping the bay area

00:16:21.180 ladies and gentlemen i'm proud to say it's kehlani wow yes here here hey imagine i just 0.99

00:16:29.420 knocked the whole shit i know shit shit goes wrong a lot in this podcast i think the entire podcast 0.94

00:16:33.900 is actually probably a mistake in general doesn't feel like one today we got a big star actually so 0.99

00:16:38.560 true this episode is gonna be great you like wearing the headphones i do i feel like i can

00:16:44.200 hear you guys how i'm supposed to yeah yeah yeah that's what podcasts are for i feel like i get in

00:16:48.620 the vibe when i have these on and i can hear the breaths of my partners and co-hosts colleagues

00:16:53.360 i like it i have a really funny story to start this off with so we're we're here at avn right

00:17:00.700 now uh avn awards it's a adult news adult video news awards right kehlani's performing performing

00:17:08.760 this evening yeah right so i used to actually uh have this relationship with an adult star

00:17:15.160 okay right i don't know how much you you follow the industry and stuff yeah no i don't know anyone

00:17:18.980 okay okay you don't know lana roach well i wasn't gonna say her name but that makes it easier i know

00:17:23.600 like two of them and then i i literally freaked out when i saw them and i was like i've seen you

00:17:27.280 guys once and i kind of had a question wait who were the two that uh kieran kira noir okay

00:17:33.600 And Demi Sutra

00:17:35.120 And they were both together

00:17:36.900 So I was like love y'all gotta go

00:17:39.140 So when I was

00:17:41.460 Dating this girl

00:17:43.020 We used to have

00:17:45.780 Kind of like a little bit of like a toxic relationship

00:17:47.900 And we would get in these like

00:17:49.740 Little like nuanced like fights over 0.99

00:17:51.580 Kind of dumb shit from time to time 0.98

00:17:53.420 And I would never know if 1.00

00:17:55.520 When I went to her house if she was actually

00:17:57.580 Like mad at me so sometimes I would roll in

00:17:59.760 And I knew that we were in a fight

00:18:01.580 But she would be like hey babe what's up

00:18:03.160 like well you know like hope you're having a good day and then sometimes i would come in the house 0.65

00:18:08.200 and she'd be playing kehlani oh oh was that the subliminal like i'm pissed i'm pissed 0.79

00:18:14.320 and i knew as soon as i opened that door and i heard that song i love that i was like i am in

00:18:21.160 trouble so i gotta ask you do you make music for angry women i make music i make all kind of music

00:18:28.760 for you know what i don't i don't even like to categorize women as angry because i think 0.97

00:18:33.300 why don't we talk about what y'all did that pissed them off by the way we definitely did

00:18:36.700 something you're right yeah no they're not anybody just walk around here mad for no reason um but i

00:18:41.160 make music for people who experience a whole range of emotions and um if they if i happen to be pissed 1.00

00:18:47.280 off when i made a song and the bitches can relate you might want to apologize because you clearly 0.73

00:18:52.360 did something it was one of the reasons i was so excited to have you on the show uh because i really 0.99

00:18:56.720 respect your journey thank you i think it's super admirable you've you've you've been in

00:19:01.340 the trenches you've made it out and um as someone who i'm not an artist like you but i definitely

00:19:07.200 have you know some a creative bone in my body but i was always afraid to really take that leap

00:19:14.620 early on like we're the same age 27 yeah i believe tight and i 27 globe yeah i'm horrible you guys

00:19:22.020 We just have to keep going.

00:19:23.000 We're fine.

00:19:23.520 We're good.

00:19:24.100 When's your birthday?

00:19:24.840 When are you turn 28?

00:19:25.420 April 1st.

00:19:26.180 Oh, April 24th.

00:19:27.260 We good?

00:19:27.640 We're going to make it to May?

00:19:28.500 Yeah, we're good.

00:19:29.440 We're good.

00:19:29.900 We're going to make it past April.

00:19:30.640 I don't know.

00:19:30.900 We have four months to go.

00:19:32.160 We're fine.

00:19:32.700 We're making it through Vegas for way too many days.

00:19:35.440 Like, we're-

00:19:35.800 You're right.

00:19:36.320 This is a sign.

00:19:37.720 We'll see what happens.

00:19:38.440 I'm jumping off the top of the stratosphere tomorrow.

00:19:40.820 Do either of you guys want to join?

00:19:42.560 I actually really want to, but I pinched a nerve in my back, and I'm scared that bungee

00:19:47.680 jumping is going to, like, crack me further.

00:19:50.180 Is it bad? 0.97

00:19:52.020 lifting wrong and then just yeah that's a shit injury yeah horrible it's it's really light it's 0.95

00:19:58.700 really light but it's been the same for two weeks straight but you're not gonna go jumping off a 0.96

00:20:02.220 pyramid no no i only ask because that that seems like something you wouldn't want to do if you're

00:20:07.160 27 trying to turn 28 you know no i actually i had a plan to do that like i wanted to do it me and my

00:20:12.020 other friend who didn't come down here with me is very geeked up we wanted to do it and then i

00:20:16.020 thought about it was like that might make my back worse when i'm here for a show i'm doing i'm doing

00:20:20.660 it with uh this girl emily willis who's another adult star she she'll be presenting tonight and

00:20:25.400 is up for a bunch of awards we we had used to have a pretty big crossover on this show we've had

00:20:30.900 riley reed on and my ex-girlfriend a bunch of other people in the space and i've always had

00:20:35.680 a really big crossover with the adult space and i'm curious what your connection is to the space

00:20:42.220 outside of the two girls that you know and and how you feel about their work and and so on and 0.84

00:20:45.940 so forth well i honestly think i got asked because i make sexual ass music but um beyond that i did

00:20:52.160 do a video uh i directed a video and you know with the amazing director he actually passed away

00:20:57.500 recently so i'm giving that shout out he's amazing um for a song i have called can i in which i

00:21:03.560 highlighted um only fans like we did it as like a only fans camp girl like style video and instead

00:21:10.040 of me being the sex worker in it i just actually got a bunch of actual you know women with only

00:21:14.740 fans who actually do that as their job and then at the time there was like a kind of a boycott

00:21:18.960 situation going on because you know people were crossing over and taking up the space that people

00:21:25.080 that sex workers had built as you know it was the bell of thorns uh-huh and then i basically just

00:21:31.740 like got someone who was really educated on the subject to like write me a passage and kind of

00:21:35.580 like dedicated it to those women and highlighted them and just said you know like be mindful when

00:21:39.920 you're entering these spaces that you have to also uplift so that we don't take up the wrong space

00:21:43.760 And so I think that that's probably why they also picked me

00:21:48.320 because I just have an immense respect for what everybody's doing.

00:21:51.180 You're a friend of the industry.

00:21:52.280 Yeah, I enjoy it.

00:21:53.500 Like, I enjoy it.

00:21:54.160 And ultimately, I respect it.

00:21:56.100 That's kind of where I've been on it, too.

00:21:57.720 And I think, like, a lot of people will see guys at these type of events

00:22:01.960 and assume, like, why is he here?

00:22:05.820 Why are you here, Michael?

00:22:06.820 Well, obviously, you know, but I'm friends with all the girls.

00:22:09.200 I'm friends with Tiana Trump and Riley and all these girls.

00:22:11.760 No, a lot of the people I'm with are, like, friends with them.

00:22:14.460 For sure.

00:22:15.520 But somebody asked me yesterday, they were just like,

00:22:17.480 they were like, why do you, you know,

00:22:19.640 what's the point of making content with the girls? 0.99

00:22:21.280 And I was like, these girls are quite literally

00:22:24.680 some of the coolest girls I've ever met in my life.

00:22:27.500 And they have other things to offer.

00:22:28.860 And that's what we've always tried to show is,

00:22:31.200 yo, they have favorite music.

00:22:32.380 They have favorite movies.

00:22:33.200 They play instruments.

00:22:34.440 They like to travel. 1.00

00:22:34.800 They have degrees and shit. 1.00

00:22:36.360 Like, they're fucking smart. 1.00

00:22:38.300 Yep, absolutely. 1.00

00:22:39.480 Hustlers.

00:22:39.840 i i respect it and applaud it like like being able to make money nowadays is hard yeah it's

00:22:46.180 like success is tough yeah and and the creativity and the ways they got there i mean get that get

00:22:51.100 that get that work girl go for it i was i want to say something nice though say oh yeah i got

00:22:55.200 no so we're the same age i kilani i never had the the balls to take that leap when i wanted to

00:23:02.980 you know be an entertainer i did my year in college and um i have so much respect for

00:23:09.760 artists who do take that leap and i and you did thank you you did with no plan b yeah that had

00:23:16.220 to be the scariest thing ever it was trying to do music unsure of what your future looks like yeah

00:23:20.680 and i'm sure no one around you growing up wanted to do what you did yeah no it was definitely like

00:23:26.100 uh i guess we're putting all our eggs in this basket and i always made really drastic chaotic

00:23:30.880 moves towards it like i literally was just talking this morning because my friend had hit me up like

00:23:34.440 what's that burger spot you used to work at in oakland i was like park burger she's like yeah

00:23:39.400 that was crazy that was so quick and i was like yeah i don't even think i picked up my last check

00:23:43.140 because i got the call to like come to la and make some music and i was like i'm just gonna go

00:23:47.260 and i like literally never went back i never how old were you at the time 17 see that's insane yeah

00:23:53.120 17 i was like i'm just gonna go to la and i called and i was like i'm not gonna hold you i live here

00:23:56.360 now like i'm not coming back to work and they were like you don't want to come get your check and i

00:24:00.200 I was like, honestly, no, you can just give it to someone else.

00:24:02.620 Respect.

00:24:03.360 And that was during, was that during the pop life days?

00:24:05.720 That was right after.

00:24:06.600 Got it, got it.

00:24:07.320 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:24:07.900 Because you were in a group called Pop Life.

00:24:09.500 You were on America's Got Talent, right?

00:24:11.600 Yeah.

00:24:11.740 And then what happened in between, you know, that like kind of semi-bump that then sent

00:24:17.600 you back to Oakland to do, to be at the burger spot again?

00:24:22.160 Like, what was that journey like?

00:24:23.180 I mean, we were just like, we were a band from like 13 to 16, and the end of it kind

00:24:29.460 of was, like, America's Got Talent was like the middle part of it, it was like the peak,

00:24:37.380 and then we came back, and then, you know, I mean, you watch those shows, and you don't

00:24:41.020 often really see people from those shows, like, actually continue, we just didn't have

00:24:46.520 that same, like, cushion developed in social media yet, where I feel like now people go

00:24:51.020 on like the voice or things like that and they can like leave and there's all this social media

00:24:54.760 available to like push yourself after but instagram had just started like i literally remember

00:24:59.220 instagram being like at the beginning when i was in pop life so we came off and it was just like a

00:25:04.140 natural kind of like what do we do now we we had to go back to school like i had to go graduate

00:25:09.060 school and fucking be a kid and then we found out a lot of shitty business things were happening 0.64

00:25:15.120 with the band and i was like if this is what music is i don't really want to do this so i just 0.98

00:25:18.880 got a couple jobs i worked at hot topic i worked at cream the ice cream store

00:25:23.640 love hot topic sold some weed i did all the little like i was just trying to survive and

00:25:29.280 graduate high school to be honest and then i started getting calls to come

00:25:33.180 to la and try things and i just started going what do you think it was was it your voice

00:25:37.520 like there was a pop that happened who recognized what oh well nick cannon actually literally was

00:25:43.720 like i remember you from america's got talent there's like a clause of time that they have to

00:25:47.420 pass to like before they can like reach out like from that side of things and he was like i've been

00:25:52.720 watching you like you're great like if you want to come try some things down here there's like

00:25:57.200 some people you can work with and things like that and we kept trying to like try different

00:26:01.660 ways of making it work whether it was like a group setting or like just me and things like that and

00:26:06.360 then um i met my manager and he literally came back to me after meeting with me for one day

00:26:12.820 and I played him some music

00:26:15.000 and he came back the next day

00:26:15.980 and was like,

00:26:16.300 hear me out.

00:26:17.060 I have a six month plan

00:26:18.120 and if we do everything

00:26:19.020 in this six month plan,

00:26:20.640 you can call me your manager

00:26:21.620 or will you call me your manager

00:26:23.800 and then we can see what it does

00:26:25.540 and everything he said

00:26:26.580 in six months,

00:26:27.400 we did. 1.00

00:26:28.280 Damn. 1.00

00:26:28.640 You're lucky you got a good team early. 1.00

00:26:30.060 Oh yeah, man.

00:26:30.700 I literally,

00:26:31.540 we'll be together forever.

00:26:32.760 How long?

00:26:33.200 Same one, same one, huh?

00:26:34.640 By the way,

00:26:35.300 I sent him a cold email

00:26:36.780 like, what, yesterday?

00:26:38.820 Two days ago?

00:26:39.580 Yeah.

00:26:39.820 To get you on the show

00:26:40.540 and I'm super appreciative.

00:26:42.280 thanks for coming on yeah i'm happy to be how long have you guys been working together now

00:26:45.360 since 2013 or 14 damn that's like not very often that that type of longevity yeah literally never

00:26:53.220 even had like a like a big we've never even had like i mean feel like we may be argued probably 0.93

00:26:57.900 twice like on some serious we're actually the problem like i i could be like a little bitchy

00:27:02.880 sometimes like i'm tired i'm hungry i don't feel like doing something but that's what that's the

00:27:06.500 relationship we're posting but also that's what makes a good manager because he knows how to work

00:27:10.300 with that type of situation and afterwards i do something that i'm like i was too tired to do and

00:27:15.960 he's like aren't you glad you did it i'm like you're right you're right i'm glad we did this

00:27:20.380 now you got to trust him big time yeah i know how hard it is uh to keep that fire alive for your

00:27:25.940 passion when when you are struggling did it stay alive or was there a time where you felt like

00:27:31.560 this music thing might not be for you there's times all the time i mean still to this day i

00:27:36.160 mean that's just the world changes all the time like i had a baby like congrats thank you my

00:27:42.780 understanding of family and like priorities and life is different like what i want out of life

00:27:46.640 is different i'm at this point now where i'm like my kid and my friends and my spiritual life and

00:27:52.700 surfing and things like that have become like what i prioritize and like music is just this

00:27:57.260 driving force that like i get to go dip into as a you know when i'm feeling really creative

00:28:01.940 but it is stopped being that like i eat sleep breathe die for this like probably around the

00:28:09.080 time before i had a baby really we talked about this before you came on because this show has a

00:28:13.920 third co-host named george and he's incredible and he's not here today because he skews on the

00:28:20.500 other side of the spectrum that me and logan skew towards always working today's his birthday he's

00:28:24.520 spending it with his family we love you yeah we love you georgie and um and i guess a question

00:28:30.380 to piggyback off of that for you is like what are what are those moments in life that you're like

00:28:36.100 yo i'm not i'm not willing to risk this moment for anything i don't care if it's a super bowl

00:28:40.520 calling you know what i'm saying like what are those moments for you um i'm i haven't experienced

00:28:45.120 it with my child yet because she's only three yep um but i i would not be missing like graduations

00:28:50.460 i would not be missing like even if it's freaking preschool kindergarten like i don't care um

00:28:55.800 recitals things like that it's really like these moments for her because i had an absent parent so

00:29:00.660 i i know i work and she understands that like she's a super understanding three-year-old like

00:29:05.500 she's like you're going to work it's great like i love i love when you sing like it's hard we're

00:29:10.560 getting to that point now where she's like just don't leave the house and i'm like just come with

00:29:14.300 me um but i won't be missing like those milestone moments in her life for sure like i don't care 0.96

00:29:20.400 You had her relatively young ish as a 24 year old.

00:29:26.500 I imagine, you know, the experience of birthing a human was was one thing in itself.

00:29:31.740 But how did you see your priorities shift?

00:29:33.740 And was it like super palpable at the time?

00:29:36.200 Yeah, I mean, you just it's I think what's even more palpable is not just the like priorities that are like physical or like job related is like emotional priorities.

00:29:46.320 Like I can't let anybody make me a hothead for no reason.

00:29:50.400 Like, I'm not risking losing my mind in front of my kid.

00:29:54.840 Like, nobody can get me all sad and depressed.

00:29:57.200 Like, there's just all these little things where I'm, like, at the end of the day, like, my daughter has to look at me and see this, like, happy, joyous, motivated, energizing person because that's the parent that I want to be.

00:30:06.380 I'm not saying that all parents have to just, like, put on a happy face all the time.

00:30:09.840 But I know that I want my child to remember me as, like, full of life and, like, fun and, like, creativity and, like, energy.

00:30:17.320 so I can't really let too many things derail me

00:30:22.560 because that's how I want to show up for her.

00:30:25.020 Does that put pressure on you sometimes

00:30:27.560 when you are going through something that is stressing you out,

00:30:30.720 whether it be a relationship or something with work

00:30:33.500 where you feel like you have to come back home

00:30:35.300 and make sure that you're in that space?

00:30:36.540 And how do you get back to that space

00:30:37.820 when you feel yourself start to go off the tracks?

00:30:39.960 I mean, I let myself feel it.

00:30:41.440 I just try to not go through that experience in front of her.

00:30:45.360 um but i'm just i have a really a really good self-regulation gauge at this point i think like

00:30:51.620 i'll go surf or i'll go to the gym or i'll watch something funny like i have a pretty good

00:30:56.940 understanding of how to like get myself back on track um especially as a very spiritual person

00:31:01.160 and just i prioritize that so like i got those tools down early um even to the point where like

00:31:07.520 i can regulate on tour finally i imagine you have to be able to do that you have what it took me so

00:31:13.480 to that you get to that weird middle point of tour where like everything feels monotonous and

00:31:18.860 like everything is just a little like you don't know what day it is and where you are and where

00:31:22.300 you're going on this tour we were bored and we decided to have a pajama day sick so the entire

00:31:29.120 the entire tour team the opener us on stage and the audience majority of the audience came in

00:31:36.340 pajamas sharp yeah and we literally were like we were gonna do a whole like spirit week thing but

00:31:41.080 then after that we were like that's just od like it's too much to think about but it was cool it

00:31:45.580 was a way to like you just saw the energy shift on tour after that because everybody was like

00:31:50.400 excited again they were like oh we got it we got a day to be silly and then we're like

00:31:53.860 we're refreshed yeah i'm the on the uh daughter thing just to ask um one more question are you

00:32:01.120 um i'm not asking this for a reason but are you raising her alone no oh you're not okay yeah i

00:32:06.560 have an amazing amazing co-parent got it got it he's the best dad ever he's actually like

00:32:10.980 too good of a dad like i we split her so evenly that like if i'm like no i want to take her for

00:32:17.160 a couple more days he's like no those are my days oh no way um but obviously we're flexible

00:32:22.100 because i'm gone more and so when i get i get enough time he lets me have her for the same

00:32:26.540 amount of time that i was gone for and things like that but super supportive we have we're

00:32:31.620 like best friends like we have amazing energy like it's it's pretty perfect great did you guys

00:32:36.840 had would you did i'm assuming you guys had intended to be no i was like you know no not

00:32:41.420 really it was like it was like a 90 friendship and it was a 10 romantic for a second but we

00:32:48.340 were friends for a while before and then i looked at him one day and i was like basically my manager

00:32:53.480 told me i was about to have my first break he's like you're about to have your first year off

00:32:57.540 since we started go travel go do all this stuff my brain went kid my brain went duh baby

00:33:04.880 and i literally remember we i was performing at toronto pride and after the pride i was like y'all

00:33:11.260 i'm having a baby and they were like what and i was like yeah i'm like i'm gonna go track my cycle

00:33:15.080 right now and i'm gonna start trying and i literally told my baby daddy and i was like 0.99

00:33:18.800 what's up let's have a kid you'd be a great dad i'd be a great mom he was like fuck no you're 0.99

00:33:22.820 crazy the next day he was like i'm down honestly so it was really crazy man i was like he just 0.99

00:33:28.060 flipped i have my money together like i'm a passionate person i'm gonna be a fantastic mom

00:33:32.540 you're gonna be a fantastic dad like let's do it this has just been kind of happening more and more

00:33:37.180 these days like i think it's the future i think everybody's gonna do it people are finding like

00:33:40.620 these like genetic matches realizing yo both of the parents are are mentally financially stable

00:33:46.120 and want to both have a kid but like don't put all of the eggs into the basket of yo we're gonna

00:33:51.820 be together forever because that may be unrealistic at this point yeah but we both want to i don't

00:33:56.080 want to like ever front on him and make it seem like it wasn't a little bit romantic like we it

00:34:00.140 was for a second but the time period was giving mostly friends and like maybe like a month or

00:34:06.860 some weeks of like it being kind of sexual and us being like this is still feel like a little

00:34:10.540 sexual friendship and then we became family this seems like a good parlay too you uh don't only

00:34:18.140 have relationships with men i don't have any relationships with men anymore i've been out as

00:34:21.900 a lesbian for two years two years now how has that changed your your life and your romance and

00:34:27.920 everything i want to ask you about the differences between dating oh there's so many differences um

00:34:31.540 i quite frankly just thought like maybe i was like something like broken and like i wasn't

00:34:37.040 like the ability to dissociate in a relationship and during sex and with connection and i thought

00:34:44.600 maybe i had just like been through too much or like i just like i wasn't meeting the right people

00:34:49.480 i kept trying and like i was idealizing all the connections i was making like this this is great

00:34:55.000 and i still kept i kept getting to this point in these relationships where i was like something is

00:34:59.620 wrong you know and it's even beyond like the the heartbreaks that were happening like it was beyond

00:35:06.020 like what people like being cheated on or like these things that were happening in the relationship

00:35:09.660 i was going through these things long before that was even happening i'd get cheated on the

00:35:14.280 relationship would be over and I'd be like damn like three months ago I was already like what is

00:35:18.280 happening why don't I want to have sex why don't I want to why don't I feel that deeply like what 0.81

00:35:23.100 is why am I losing this spark that I had initially am I just like a freaky conqueror complex having 0.99

00:35:29.360 ass like I'm just doing this to see if I can then my therapist was like how do you feel about women 0.93

00:35:35.300 I was like if a girl looks at me I'm I'm gonna melt into a puddle no way or like I would just

00:35:42.980 i've i would have conversations with other people who like women i feel we felt the same way but i

00:35:47.500 could not say those things about men um and she was like you ever thought that maybe you're just a

00:35:52.780 gay i was like yeah you're right actually probably what a funny way to get there i mean everyone has

00:36:02.240 their own journey but it didn't strike you first personally like hey i may be skewing this direction

00:36:09.580 i mean i was always bi as hell so it wasn't like ever like i didn't go from being straight to being

00:36:14.600 a lesbian like i was i was vibing by my whole life i've always had girlfriends like i've always you

00:36:18.400 know but actually what's even funnier is that what really did it was after the therapy call

00:36:22.980 i got sent a google doc titled am i a lesbian and it talks about comp het which is compulsory

00:36:28.620 heterosexuality and it's which is all about like how society has influenced so much you know

00:36:36.260 heteronormativity and heterosexuality on us funneled your own personal thoughts down it

00:36:40.460 yeah that a lot of us especially women and femme presenting people struggle with even knowing if

00:36:47.160 that's our actual sexual orientation or if it's what we've been taught taught and trained to be 0.86

00:36:52.340 and i read the fuck out of this google doc and was like when i had to list and analyze like why 0.95

00:36:57.860 i was still dating men none of it had to do with being in love none of it had to do with like these 0.68

00:37:04.260 feelings that I'm supposed to feel and like love and care and deep emotion it was like

00:37:08.760 this makes sense and this all my friends are like he can take care of you and like this is

00:37:15.200 financially secure and like this he's a protector and like why picket fence dad mom thing you know

00:37:21.620 and even though I grew up like with my family super open and queer and like all the relationships

00:37:26.120 being really different and like I still had that like this makes sense thing kind of going and as

00:37:31.300 soon as i like said i'm not you know i'm not doing that anymore and i came out my relationships and

00:37:37.880 my ability to like feel deeply for anybody i'm romantically with it was like oh i've been missing

00:37:44.380 this my whole life even though i had i had girlfriends so when i had girlfriends yes but

00:37:49.340 once i completely was like yes let me accept myself it was like these floodgates open that

00:37:54.320 had to be a great feeling yeah i mean i feel like i experience emotions deeper across the board now

00:37:58.940 I don't know if this is disrespectful

00:38:01.760 but would you ever go back

00:38:04.180 that was my next question

00:38:05.880 I don't feel like there's any questions

00:38:07.780 that are that crazy unless they're on purposely

00:38:09.740 disrespect

00:38:10.160 sexuality is so fluid

00:38:13.100 I mean I think the way that

00:38:15.840 gender

00:38:16.300 is so fluid with people

00:38:19.140 in the way that I feel like that would

00:38:21.640 work for me is if I had a partner who was

00:38:23.860 a woman and then they 0.97

00:38:25.720 transitioned at some point 0.59

00:38:27.660 i would still hold that space for my partner unless i really felt like at some point that

00:38:33.540 would not work for my sexual identity and that's and that's specific to the person but i also at 0.95

00:38:39.900 the same time would probably be like i'm a lesbian and you're a man and maybe you should be with

00:38:44.680 somebody who wants to be with a man um because i'm not actively seeking out any kind of man

00:38:49.580 at this point right um but i would i wouldn't i wouldn't like leave my partner if i was if i

00:38:55.620 really loved them and they transitioned you're in a relationship now i am oh cool cool congrats

00:38:59.840 do you have any do you have any uh like uh bad feelings or like ill feelings towards men in

00:39:07.520 general or like is there any part of you that feels like part of the she-man a woman

00:39:13.340 maybe not that much but do you feel like there's any part of like the the male treatment of either

00:39:20.320 you or just like women in general that pushed you towards the the place that you're in right now

00:39:24.180 no it wasn't a hatred it was just me really understanding who i love it wasn't like dang 0.99

00:39:29.980 i hate men they suck i'm gonna go like girls because some girls would do you dirtier than 1.00

00:39:34.100 a guy i was gonna i was gonna ask oh my god women are fucking vile like it's like men are like a 1.00

00:39:40.260 like kind of like doofuses i feel like yeah for sure this is so true like it's like a doofus is 1.00

00:39:45.060 like i'm not gonna say y'all don't know what you're doing because y'all be fucking up and 0.98

00:39:48.120 y'all know what you're doing but like what do you mean women it's like so deep and calculated 0.96

00:39:55.280 and like there's just i feel like the ways in which women have hurt me sometimes has just been

00:40:00.540 so there's so many more levels to it um and i don't know if that's just because i like them

00:40:04.900 more but like it's just the capability i feel like is different but i don't want to also like

00:40:11.240 say that like women are worse than men because they love better to me in my opinion like the

00:40:16.200 pros are that's what i was gonna ask you about i wanted to say that saying uh what is it hell 1.00

00:40:21.040 hath no fury like a scorned woman like yo i've been on the girls will fuck you up for sure don't 1.00

00:40:26.720 go gay because you don't like guys like that's not gonna do all right well well that actually 1.00

00:40:32.020 that actually you should go gay because you don't like guys don't go gay because a man hurts you 0.98

00:40:36.740 that's what i'm trying to say what do women do better both uh from a relationship standpoint 1.00

00:40:42.400 in the bedroom if you want to get into it 1.00

00:40:44.560 and just in general from a loving standpoint

00:40:46.520 I think

00:40:48.500 when we think about the

00:40:50.400 energy of femininity versus 0.62

00:40:52.300 masculinity which even like mask 1.00

00:40:54.360 women still 1.00

00:40:55.940 have that feminine that major 1.00

00:40:58.340 feminine presence and 0.95

00:41:00.400 if they identify as a woman then they're a woman

00:41:02.260 it's just it's the same things you guys 0.89

00:41:06.340 would say it's the softness

00:41:08.440 it's the tender it's the care

00:41:10.200 it's the attentiveness it's

00:41:11.900 a deeper I feel like understanding of life which I feel like is a part of like the feminine energy

00:41:17.880 because we all have the feminine and the masculine but those are specific traits of what is the like

00:41:22.960 the divine feminine energy not to get like that but so if someone is a woman they embody all of

00:41:28.320 that like that's their natural so two women being able to share that experience together I feel like

00:41:33.620 is like a whole mind warp of like what love is and I don't even feel like I even understood that

00:41:40.840 until I started having deep, long, meaningful relationships with women.

00:41:45.540 Tactically, what advice could you give to some alpha male out there right now 1.00

00:41:50.980 that's just sharpening a fucking sword in a cave 0.99

00:41:54.600 and rubbing rocks together, and they're like, 1.00

00:41:57.400 I'm going to provide for this family, 0.97

00:41:58.900 but the wife's at home like, 1.00

00:42:00.480 yo, this dude has no idea what the fuck he's doing. 1.00

00:42:03.580 What's some advice you could give these dudes 0.97

00:42:05.200 to get them to a point where they're actually satisfying their woman 1.00

00:42:07.700 with what they want? 0.91

00:42:10.840 I guess what's funny is I feel like a lot of the traits that women are looking

00:42:14.260 for in men is like feminine traits. 0.53

00:42:17.040 Like they need to adopt their femininity and that means the softness and the 0.72

00:42:20.900 attentiveness and the tenderness and the care. 0.98

00:42:22.640 Like I don't know too many women who,

00:42:25.240 when they're saying that they don't want like that whole conversation of like, 0.98

00:42:29.720 I want a manly man who does this and this and this.

00:42:31.640 I don't think that that means that they don't want the tenderness and the care

00:42:34.820 and the support and the attentiveness. 0.99

00:42:36.160 they might be talking about some like sexual power sexual presence or like fucking you might 1.00

00:42:43.240 beat somebody up if they talk to you crazy in the street like that maybe that's what they're 0.99

00:42:45.820 talking about but i think a lot of men like cancel that part of themselves out to like honor the

00:42:50.680 other side like right you can defend your woman in the street and also like sit down and ask her

00:42:56.820 if she needs anything and like if she wants to talk about something or like what she wants yeah

00:43:00.820 notice that she's tired and so take over when she's tired like it's things like that and i feel

00:43:05.340 Like, a lot of men I know, a lot of, you know, cis straight men don't often flow through both.

00:43:12.160 It's like a balance, right? 0.51

00:43:13.280 Because you have, you want, the woman probably wants the man to be able to provide on the masculine side and the feminine side. 0.92

00:43:19.860 And the man wants the woman to provide on the soft, gentle side, but also reprimand the kids. 1.00

00:43:24.660 Reprimand him when he's doing some fucked up shit. 0.99

00:43:26.620 Like, it's like a balance where both people need to kind of meet in the middle. 0.99

00:43:30.340 I think, I'm by no means any kind of expert on relationships.

00:43:33.980 I suck at relationships I'm trying to do my best I want to ask you um how do you feel like society

00:43:39.960 is progressing right now do you feel like we're in a good upswing towards fluidity and sexual 0.79

00:43:45.860 you know uh the nature of sexuality or do you think we're currently on a downslope from a from

00:43:51.160 a like tactical like small window standpoint um I think it's always a crazy duality or polarity

00:43:58.120 going on at the same time like on one end i think that we have so much more language now

00:44:03.380 we're having conversations we never had like people that are really really young are like

00:44:07.520 have access to community online that like my trans home girls couldn't come out when they

00:44:13.580 were in high school when i was in high school because they just simply didn't even have enough

00:44:16.520 of the language and enough you know supportive community to do so people are coming out you know

00:44:21.820 as kids and getting all the love and support um so i think on one end like we are really

00:44:26.720 understanding there's all these you know like new like gender identities that that you know make

00:44:32.280 people feel more seen there's all this understanding of fluidity and like uh even how you present like

00:44:37.740 all of that I feel like is shifting and I also feel like the internet gives platforms to a lot

00:44:42.440 of bigots at the same time and so a lot of that is also really loud because all of this is loud

00:44:48.700 so I feel like it's always that duality of like when things get really good people who hate on

00:44:53.180 they get really loud too yeah i've been seeing a lot of it over the past like a couple years i 0.92

00:44:57.060 think on tiktok and twitter a lot of places like that crazy shit yeah we talk i don't have one 0.98

00:45:03.040 it's really bad it's a really bad i'm never going back it is the worst place i agree ever i don't 0.99

00:45:08.760 know why toxicity runs rampant on twitter way more than any other platform i don't think you're

00:45:13.860 supposed to like know what that many people are thinking all the time i said this on the show

00:45:18.980 the other day it's too many collective minds that have maybe dark or like misaligned thoughts that

00:45:24.180 can echo each other and gather together to make a hashtag that's trending in the opposite direction

00:45:29.220 it really it makes you unable to really think for yourself majority of the time

00:45:34.160 no no even personally i see myself my opinions sometimes being swayed in a way they shouldn't

00:45:40.420 be just because everyone else says right a certain thing that i may not believe but everyone says it

00:45:45.540 And so as a human, I think you're inclined to just go with the herd.

00:45:48.180 And whether it's even good or bad.

00:45:50.120 I mean, our brains are not, we were not built as humans.

00:45:54.020 To know this many people's thoughts.

00:45:55.200 To know the, exactly.

00:45:56.000 We were made to be in a village with a hundred people.

00:45:59.280 We know all of the people.

00:46:00.800 We all kind of have a similar feel or look.

00:46:03.580 And of course there are people that are outliers. 0.83

00:46:05.380 But like the idea that we, our brains can process this much information is ridiculous.

00:46:10.920 I'm like, I want to wake up and think about my day.

00:46:12.580 And now I know what like 200, 300 people's days are starting and being like, and I'm

00:46:17.640 walking through, like, how can I even focus on what my day is supposed to be when like

00:46:21.880 I'm, oh, this person doing this and this person feels like this and this is what's

00:46:25.640 going on.

00:46:25.980 This person's life, like, it's too much.

00:46:28.000 It's a circus, but I do, I do want to say it feels like part of that is this groundswell

00:46:33.440 recently of, um, and I'll keep my bias or opinion out of it, but this groundswell of,

00:46:38.720 um anti-woke uh anti-fluidity anti-trans um kind of conversation um what do you say to those people

00:46:49.100 out there who are pushing extremely hard in the opposite direction uh against the progressive

00:46:54.640 movement uh against these people who are confused or or um or just trying to figure out what they

00:46:59.740 feel in life what would you say to them i mean i would say that this is happening regardless of if

00:47:03.360 you like it or not people are discovering themselves and being comfortable with themselves

00:47:07.320 and moving through their identities whether you like it or not whether it makes you comfortable 0.95

00:47:11.300 or not like it it quite literally doesn't fucking matter how you feel about how someone else is 0.63

00:47:16.560 deciding to like live their life and people who take it beyond that step and you know put put 0.93

00:47:24.320 violence into it and like take it a step further like all y'all need to just disappear off the

00:47:29.240 planet if you ask me because that's it's not your business never will it ever be your business who

00:47:35.640 i lay with who they identify as what they are what they decide to be never will it be your

00:47:41.200 business if i would just decide to identify something else like just live your life it

00:47:46.560 promise is so simple because on the flip side these people are not waking up and thinking about 0.96

00:47:51.920 you they don't give a fuck what you do i want to echo that 100 i i've just put simply never 0.98

00:47:59.860 understood why anyone gives a fuck why do you care i don't know live and let live and let live 0.99

00:48:05.400 you're not fucking me i think i think like look change is fucking hard for a lot of like simple 0.97

00:48:11.340 humans to understand like they know a certain thing they've come to understand a certain way 0.96

00:48:16.660 and not to throw the generations above us under the bus but you know they things were a lot more

00:48:22.840 strict you mentioned you mentioned language like they didn't have the conversations we're having

00:48:26.720 they couldn't they were they the society didn't accept it as like an appropriate thing to to do

00:48:33.160 or be at the time which is which is like what a shitty time to be alive i think i think um

00:48:38.500 suppressing who you are is probably one of the biggest pitfalls and and pains that a human can

00:48:45.900 experience absolutely question though and and just to play the other side because i think it's good

00:48:49.980 for the conversation there's obviously a bunch of uh because i i subscribe to live and let live i 0.90

00:48:55.140 don't give a fuck what you do in your life don't here's where i here's where we can conversate

00:48:59.980 don't affect my life or the life of my family right ever okay and so a question i would have 0.99

00:49:06.120 is how do you feel about um those conversations questions and learnings bleeding into the

00:49:14.760 classroom uh or uh into affecting religion right so like this and this is just completely once

00:49:24.920 again just me throwing it out there to you do you feel like that complicates things a little

00:49:29.660 bit because someone's kid could be learning something in the classroom no because our world

00:49:34.920 is set up for the the the normal state of operation to be heterosexual so if you're

00:49:41.700 already reading books where there's mom and dad why is there not an option for there to be a book

00:49:46.140 about mom and mom and dad and dad if you're already come on kids are watching movies where

00:49:52.080 like sure the the the damsel in distress gets saved by the prince charming and that's teaching us

00:49:57.200 that's teaching little girls that like your life isn't worth it until like a magical man comes and

00:50:01.800 saves you from what you're doing and kisses you on the face and then you owe him for the rest of

00:50:04.880 your life like these this is already the it's just like if all we learned was white history

00:50:09.560 i mean not to say that that's that far off because majority what we learn is only white history but

00:50:14.620 why is it not just the normal option to have all the options like we should be able to have all 0.88

00:50:21.220 the options that i don't believe and there's no such thing as the gay agenda because it's only

00:50:25.180 because the world is straight it's so it is so strange and just uh i'll give my opinion on it 0.61

00:50:29.740 for a second that this the the people on we'll call it the right or the conservative side that

00:50:35.540 have tried to blow the top off of this like uh world that no one knows about and this like elite

00:50:41.840 side uh and they want everyone to know all the dirty secrets are are simultaneously and and i

00:50:48.700 believe that's a great thing and i want everything to be out there but are also simultaneously

00:50:52.780 keeping a cap on a lot of other stuff that they don't want to get out and so like either

00:50:58.900 as two parties and two sides and two ways of thinking we're both going to believe that

00:51:03.200 everything's going to be out there and we're all going to be individuals to make decisions on our

00:51:07.220 own and as a family unit and as parents and kids or not you know what i'm saying and so it does 0.87

00:51:12.040 seem strange to me that some shit could get out but some shit can't yeah i mean people are always 0.96

00:51:16.700 that's just I think a natural way of of the unhealed human like that's just life like that's 0.96

00:51:22.240 just I'd be doing bad shit and this is what I'm gonna allow you to see and this is what I'm gonna 0.77

00:51:26.940 allow to be known and then you can't see the other shit and that's kind of just like society in 0.96

00:51:31.500 general that's government that's parties that's control like this is what I'm showing you I mean 0.99

00:51:39.020 all this shit is working in this entertainment ass looking ass like system so we're gonna see 0.99

00:51:44.660 what we're supposed to see ironically i think that's where social media twitter like does help 0.99

00:51:50.380 out it does it does i feel so split down the middle but i'm even more on the side of pro

00:51:56.140 social media because we're able to have these conversations and create these communities in

00:52:02.320 which even if even if all it's doing is linking us up with each other with other like-minded people

00:52:07.080 so that we can have these conversations even in person i'm grateful for that totally well and it

00:52:12.040 also like people love to cancel and people love to you know mob against people yeah but in reality

00:52:20.060 the more i have gotten to sit with it and really understand it social media allows everyone to be

00:52:26.680 exposed yeah the good and the bad and and there's a lot of harm in putting the bad in a silo and

00:52:33.740 saying yo those thoughts you have they're not allowed in the in the town square but going to

00:52:39.600 your conference hall and rally your 150 or 200 people that's just dangerous right it's better

00:52:44.900 for us to all know what everybody's views are and to speak on it together and have a conversation

00:52:49.360 about it it's i my my my views have changed on that a little bit in terms of deep platforming

00:52:54.640 and stuff yeah i think i think we have taken buzzwords like cancel and de-platform and just

00:52:59.800 like wind the fuck up because i just think it's it's it's even things it i just think so much in

00:53:06.440 the world requires nuance like so much under we lack so much compassion for people's journeys as 0.76

00:53:12.720 individuals when we like do the and i'm talking about petty canceling i'm not talking about like 0.99

00:53:17.540 you have really fucking harmful views or you're abusive or things like that like all that shit 0.99

00:53:21.760 by all means i'm team cancel they ass forever and take everything they ever made like i don't like 1.00

00:53:26.540 that if it's dangerous you know but there's like little petty things that's like okay like you 0.99

00:53:33.000 might have viewed something really ridiculous or like you didn't like this artist when you were 14

00:53:38.740 and now you've grown up and you like tweeted a lyric from this artist and they're like okay but

00:53:43.560 i'm gonna pull up when you hated them when you were 14 you're canceled and i'm like bro i just 0.96

00:53:47.940 said maybe i didn't like that rap song when i was 14 and now i grew up and i have taste like damn

00:53:52.180 like can my taste change now that i'm an adult so i just i just think like the petty things like as 0.94

00:53:58.740 a society i think we just hype we harp on that shit on social media anyways so i think i think 0.95

00:54:03.840 what you just said like hits the nail on the head too like people just don't have compassion or 0.97

00:54:09.020 respect for the people's journeys in life you know what i'm saying i think and especially when y'all 0.98

00:54:13.260 reach pedestals yeah that that you get placed upon people want perfection no they fuck that 0.79

00:54:20.980 they demand perfection no you will be perfect but that's not how life works people make mistakes and 0.99

00:54:26.120 and and go through shit and i want to ask you this because you were really down at probably a 0.88

00:54:32.980 couple points in your life like you were you were homeless at one point right how do you at your 0.99

00:54:38.040 current you know hugeness stay like connected to who you were in that moment and and that humble

00:54:46.100 you know hungry person and and by the way all those people that are still there how do you

00:54:51.640 continue to speak and live in that in that space um I just naturally operate in a way of like 0.97

00:54:58.300 understanding at all times that like this shit could disappear any moment and that I'm lucky to 0.58

00:55:04.700 have it and that I like just constantly like that's why I just I have like a funny relationship 0.97

00:55:10.360 with money where I'm like it comes and it goes and it happens and I take care of people and like

00:55:13.900 if I take care of people you know God brings it right back you know so I don't operate in this 1.00

00:55:19.020 naturally like i gotta just like get this shit and fuck everybody because i know what i came from 0.99

00:55:24.060 and i'm never going back i operate like i could go back tomorrow so let me just like work really 0.99

00:55:29.900 hard but let me also just be a good person and like do everything i want to do with it and like

00:55:34.440 make sure that i accomplish the things that i want to do in the world on like i don't want to say like

00:55:40.320 a philanthropic is that how you say yeah i don't not just like that but just like energetically

00:55:45.060 what i want the mark i want to leave isn't based on like i gotta prove to y'all that i came from

00:55:50.500 the bottom like the mark i want to leave is like we all flow through in and out of what that looks

00:55:56.240 like and that looks like some people for that that's mental it's not even like i was homeless

00:56:00.400 it's like for some people the worst part of their life is like they were depressed and about to jump

00:56:04.820 off the side of whatever you know what i'm saying so i just kind of just always be in this constant

00:56:09.540 state of like checking in with myself how am i really feeling how am i doing remember that you're

00:56:14.280 grateful remember that you're lucky to be here because anything can happen and like nobody's

00:56:19.160 better or less susceptible to losing everything they worked for than another person it's an

00:56:25.100 incredibly humble stance in headspace the only stance yeah you seem super even just listening

00:56:31.860 to you like energetically balanced and i'm sure it took a really long time oh my god it took a lot

00:56:36.520 it took it took really understanding how important it is for the right people to be around that

00:56:42.860 facilitate that having a serious commitment to like spiritual hygiene because we can talk about

00:56:49.040 like you know religion i'm a very religious person and not christian i wanted to ask yeah i'm in an

00:56:55.780 afro-cuban religion so it's a very heavy emphasis on like spiritual hygiene and like spiritual

00:57:00.500 cleanliness that's actually like a process like i have actual things that i do when i'm feeling

00:57:05.480 unwell not just like not just prayer afro-cuban yeah i've never heard of this enlighten me oh i

00:57:11.480 mean it's a it's african religion called lukemi um i don't really know how to do the short form

00:57:16.960 version it originated in west africa do you pray i do pray yeah prayer is a big part of it

00:57:22.620 but there are other what's the deity or like the god is there is there there there is it's a

00:57:28.720 monotheistic so there is god and then there's there's all these pantheons of i want to say

00:57:33.920 people but we don't we don't want to pull you on the spot for like they're called the odishas okay

00:57:38.380 got it but it's originally from west africa and then it was brought uh to cuba when cuba was

00:57:43.980 created and it's like the birth of this traditional west african religion and catholicism that was

00:57:48.920 forced onto the slaves and they had to birth this religion out of secrecy and survival um

00:57:54.420 and we use it to this day to just like save people's lives change people's lives heal them

00:57:58.820 aid them bring them out of struggles comfort them i mean all things that people go to religion for

00:58:04.740 but is is it heaven and hell based at all no no no it's the idea that we're missing a major

00:58:11.600 energetic understanding and and gift when we're here and that this spirit is given to us to aid

00:58:18.500 us in that and we walk with them for life and we understand everything that they have to teach us

00:58:22.980 and um what we do after i mean we also it's heavily emphasized on like working with the

00:58:29.420 dead after and like on some like you have your altar you pray to your folks you know what i'm 1.00

00:58:33.660 saying it's honestly christians do the same shit i was just about to say it's all the same shit 0.99

00:58:38.040 honestly let's be fucking for real and i fuck with jesus and i still pray to jesus too because 1.00

00:58:42.700 my ancestors did so the way i have to connect with my ancestors i play them gospel i pray to jesus 0.99

00:58:49.300 you know so it's all i like that it's all the same shit yeah i like that isn't it funny how 0.98

00:58:53.520 much overlap there is in the religions yeah everybody still wants to kill each other i think 0.99

00:58:56.880 like it makes total sense like we all look different because we came from different places

00:59:01.360 just like words be sounding like the same word but in each language they just sound like slightly

00:59:06.620 different version of one word so why wouldn't our gods look like us depending on where we are

00:59:11.820 and it all not just be one big energy that's that's where that's where i land that's where i

00:59:17.020 mean dude like people people cling to what makes them feel good of course if that's what makes you

00:59:22.560 feel good and i i went to church one time when i was like 15 16 and i was in philly randomly at 0.96

00:59:29.680 this church and this lady was like i don't give a fuck if any of this shit isn't real this makes me 0.91

00:59:35.400 she really was like this makes me want to get up in the morning and be a better person yes i read 0.99

00:59:41.020 these stories and this inspires me to be a better member of society and a better friend and a better

00:59:45.920 grandmother and a better this and if that's if whatever that god is allows you to do that god 0.97

00:59:51.980 bless you yeah damn i gotta say shout out george again real quick he'll be frothing he's a he's a 0.86

00:59:57.280 I'm a big religious believer, Christian, and I wish he was here for this. 0.98

01:00:01.240 Shout out Jesus and him.

01:00:03.020 I got into a little thing with Jesus and George.

01:00:07.140 Look, I love Jesus, but Kehlani, where I have fallen short in the religion category,

01:00:13.660 is I get super fired up when I pinpoint the intolerance that exists in religion.

01:00:22.860 Like, I really don't like it.

01:00:24.720 And so it's sometimes I agree. Beliefs have been hard for me to accept when I know how how alienating they can be because they're being perpetuated in what I believe to be a dangerous way.

01:00:37.320 I mean, it's because it's become human. God was never about being like what what the man made version of it is like God is bigger than that.

01:00:47.200 you know what I mean is people have

01:00:48.940 taken it and monetized it

01:00:51.360 the book isn't even

01:00:53.180 right like shout out the bible

01:00:55.240 there's some really cool stories in there but like the book

01:00:57.400 isn't even correct you know what I mean like

01:00:59.060 it's when humans step into

01:01:01.180 non-human things and commodify them

01:01:03.340 and then like turn it into some 1.00

01:01:05.340 human ass shit 1.00

01:01:05.940 do you connect with 1.00

01:01:08.760 it's like a business

01:01:09.180 you said it though

01:01:11.840 I would

01:01:12.400 although I could be quick to place

01:01:15.640 judgment a certain way if it gives people hope and purpose it's it's wrong to be dismissive of 0.98

01:01:20.900 it no christ is tight christians be sucking sometimes that's what i said i didn't say 0.81

01:01:27.560 anything about jesus i said it about the folks i'm gonna say something real quick you hear how 0.98

01:01:32.840 she said it it's all about how you say it buddy you didn't say it like that what's so funny she

01:01:38.660 said it awesome speaking of being so hyper aware literally i was like doing my research to decide

01:01:43.580 if I was like gonna come on the podcast and I was like Logan Paul canceled I was like what has he

01:01:48.880 been canceled for has he ever been canceled because I need to know before I come up and it was just

01:01:53.320 like Christian talk and I was like there well you may have searched a little shallow but oh my god

01:01:58.480 don't cancel me for being honest um but that's all that came up and I was like oh it seems like

01:02:04.280 we're similarly on the same hearing you talk I'm I'm reviving on that wavelength and and that's

01:02:11.320 that's what i was referencing like that was like a recent thing that happened and like i just

01:02:15.220 what he said probably come for me too but i love jesus for real i love jesus i love jesus i just

01:02:20.520 i just fucking hate intolerance i hate it i mean i hate feeling people feeling like they can't be 0.81

01:02:24.760 themselves because of like a belief system a book of stories yeah any book i don't care what it is 0.99

01:02:30.900 and all of this all of this intolerance is anti what jesus would want the exact opposite what 0.93

01:02:37.360 What Jesus wants for y'all to not act like fuckheads and weaponize everything that he is to, you know, against other people. 0.95

01:02:44.300 I thought we were supposed to be peace, love, Jesus, God. 0.98

01:02:46.280 Love your neighbor, always.

01:02:47.680 Right, right.

01:02:48.280 Do you connect with any of the other people in your space? 0.93

01:02:52.500 Because I'm going to slaughter this name right now. 0.98

01:02:55.980 Janae Aiko. 0.98

01:02:56.800 Did I say that right?

01:02:57.980 I think it's Aiko.

01:02:59.140 Do you connect with her at all?

01:03:00.920 That's my big sister.

01:03:01.800 Oh, really?

01:03:02.420 Okay, okay, okay. 0.99

01:03:03.780 She's super cool. 0.99

01:03:04.620 Because she's super into it.

01:03:05.800 Okay, I'm going to say something.

01:03:07.040 I don't know if it makes it or not, but I actually, she was selling her house in California and I went to look at it.

01:03:12.520 I was going to buy it and she had some crazy crystals and crazy.

01:03:18.500 Yo, she had a ton. 0.97

01:03:20.380 No, because she's like in the mountains and she had a whole room.

01:03:23.580 You said the crystals.

01:03:24.380 I'm like, freaky, freaky dogs.

01:03:27.060 Well, that too.

01:03:28.040 She had a whole room.

01:03:30.240 Coyote killed your dog?

01:03:31.240 My Yorkie.

01:03:32.240 Coyote killed my Pomeranian.

01:03:34.320 Are you trauma bonding?

01:03:35.320 R.I.P. Franklin

01:03:37.380 What did you do? Anything?

01:03:39.220 Because I killed the motherfucker 1.00

01:03:40.240 You killed the coyote? 1.00

01:03:41.520 It took two years

01:03:41.920 You tracked it?

01:03:43.780 You found the exact coyote?

01:03:45.800 He came back?

01:03:46.700 Yeah

01:03:47.000 They're the neighborhood coyotes

01:03:48.460 Territory

01:03:49.240 They kill 12 dogs a year

01:03:50.400 Someone had to do it

01:03:51.640 Oh 1.00

01:03:52.060 I fuck with you 1.00

01:03:53.060 I fuck with that 1.00

01:03:53.740 Someone had to do it 1.00

01:03:54.400 I took this 1.00

01:03:54.960 That was my fucking boy 1.00

01:03:56.380 His name was Kong 1.00

01:03:57.160 Cute little golden Pomeranian

01:03:58.860 They hopped my fence too

01:04:00.320 It was like an abduction mission

01:04:01.620 It was premeditated

01:04:03.120 And they took him

01:04:03.700 You saw it on camera?

01:04:04.280 Yeah

01:04:04.540 We saw it on camera.

01:04:06.560 That's how we even knew because he was such a like,

01:04:09.380 like such a clingy little dog that like, I'm like,

01:04:12.360 I'm walking around the house.

01:04:13.340 He's not with any of us.

01:04:14.760 He was the type of dog.

01:04:15.760 You'd be like Franklin.

01:04:16.500 He would just like run from across the everywhere.

01:04:18.780 And I'd be like, okay.

01:04:19.280 So once we, once we didn't get a response,

01:04:23.060 we started checking the cameras and it was just,

01:04:25.440 it was so quick.

01:04:26.620 We had, we had gates that had like big spaces.

01:04:29.020 Wait, why is this?

01:04:30.160 It's the same story.

01:04:31.120 It is the same story. 1.00

01:04:32.400 But he went out like such a G.

01:04:34.100 i had a dalmatian and i have a pit and my pit is a big goofy girl i got a pit too

01:04:41.060 look at us are we friends and then my and then the dalmatian was like new and i got him for my

01:04:46.740 ex-girlfriend and he went out to play with the coyote so he runs through the gate he's like

01:04:51.900 kind of big so they're like and my i promise you my pit couldn't get her head through the gate

01:04:58.080 she's just like no and he went out there barking trying to save his brother and then got snatched

01:05:03.580 So that's what Kong did, too.

01:05:05.020 Kong stood up to the coyote and was barking at it.

01:05:07.580 Oh, my God.

01:05:08.280 We have such gangsta little dogs.

01:05:09.900 I'm proud of them.

01:05:11.540 They have, like, his little ashes, like, just a little picture.

01:05:15.920 We found as much as we could.

01:05:17.900 There was not that much.

01:05:18.680 Oh, you guys are exact.

01:05:19.840 Now you're exact.

01:05:20.640 I got a notification on the Citizen app that a little severed dog's head had been found

01:05:25.440 three miles away.

01:05:26.360 Oh, my God. 1.00

01:05:27.060 No, the neighbors told my security, who's, like, literally, like, a Yorkie. 0.95

01:05:31.440 Like, he has, like, eight Yorkies. 0.79

01:05:33.180 He's a Yorkie man

01:05:34.460 He found my dog actually 1.00

01:05:35.720 I dressed in fucking camouflage 0.99

01:05:38.040 And went in a tree 1.00

01:05:39.060 To find the coyote

01:05:40.660 Not to like say that

01:05:42.920 Not to make this like that

01:05:44.420 But like that would have been

01:05:45.400 A really incredible vlog to watch

01:05:48.200 That's so sad

01:05:50.000 But like I would have been

01:05:51.140 I would have been like

01:05:52.160 Right behind you 1.00

01:05:53.200 Like fuck this coyote 1.00

01:05:54.560 Like team you 1.00

01:05:55.620 There's a

01:05:56.580 People are divided

01:05:57.960 I think

01:05:58.660 Oh because they're like coyote activists 1.00

01:06:01.400 Now fuck the coyote activists 1.00

01:06:02.900 I got a grudge bro 1.00

01:06:04.760 I'm not gonna be out here slaughtering coyotes

01:06:07.060 Or like random ones at that 0.99

01:06:08.340 But like bro stay the fuck away from my pets 1.00

01:06:10.620 Stay away 1.00

01:06:11.260 And if they hadn't hopped my fence

01:06:14.120 And premeditated it

01:06:15.780 You came up over here first

01:06:17.400 I was taught when you smack me I get to smack you back 0.94

01:06:20.600 100% we start smacking with a bow and arrow

01:06:23.320 A bow and arrow

01:06:24.260 Straight to the heart

01:06:25.080 Okay this is different

01:06:27.200 I'm wearing plaid what'd you expect I'm from Ohio

01:06:29.600 I wanna learn I feel like I'd be good at it

01:06:32.080 Maybe you should give her the taxidermy body. 1.00

01:06:36.600 You taxidermy? 1.00

01:06:37.380 To rappers, to be out. 0.84

01:06:38.700 He's a bit sick. 1.00

01:06:40.640 Fuck him. 1.00

01:06:41.320 Where do he be chilling? 1.00

01:06:42.780 Where is his taxidermy body?

01:06:44.600 He's hanging out at the taxidermist still.

01:06:47.040 You still haven't picked him up?

01:06:48.060 Nah, two years. 1.00

01:06:49.060 Two fucking years. 1.00

01:06:49.920 I'm actually pissed, dude. 1.00

01:06:50.920 If my taxidermist is watching this, honestly, keep that coyote, bro. 0.99

01:06:55.360 I don't even give a shit anymore. 0.99

01:06:56.600 I've forgiven him. 0.99

01:06:58.060 Oh, you taxidermied the coyote.

01:07:00.280 Not my dog.

01:07:01.060 My dad did that with his dog though

01:07:02.880 I thought you taxidermied the dog

01:07:05.660 And I was like oh this is very serious

01:07:07.440 Oh no no no

01:07:08.340 What kind of freak would do that

01:07:10.400 That's why I was like alright

01:07:12.260 What do you mean what kind of freak would do that

01:07:14.360 Your dad has a rug

01:07:15.860 But taxidermied the coyote

01:07:17.520 I mean what were you going to do with it after

01:07:19.880 I don't know 1.00

01:07:21.700 Like look I got that motherfucker 1.00

01:07:23.440 Put him on your wall like those like elk 1.00

01:07:26.260 Wall things

01:07:27.460 So I'm not that either like I don't know

01:07:29.660 i didn't know you said the plaid bro i know if you go to your house

01:07:32.580 no no the dead animals like i grew up that way which i think is where like half of it comes from 0.95

01:07:40.440 you be hunting and shit i yeah until i was like 15 i was like why am i fucking doing this like 0.91

01:07:45.120 i don't i don't need this meat like to survive i also like these deer are so just animals living 0.99

01:07:51.480 their fucking life yeah i didn't find the sport in it yeah like like a lot of hunters do and i 0.99

01:07:56.660 got respect for hunters that that yeah some doofus shit for sure no not the hunters the the deer 1.00

01:08:01.920 oh i think i think hunting for for pure sport is some doofus shit yeah i don't get it i really 0.99

01:08:07.380 don't get it no for sure i i agree with that a lot of the hunters now are are staying in the 0.98

01:08:11.580 sport and people are accepting it because they do eat they do just eat the meat head to tail

01:08:15.560 indigenous indigenous lifestyles right that's where i after that i draw the line like they

01:08:21.100 would tell you some deer are overpopulating they got their arguments okay by the way i don't know

01:08:26.140 if they're legit or not again i grew up this way i grew up this way so like i i see both sides um

01:08:32.720 but i i was willing to put on my hunter orange when the coyote killed my dog again that's when 0.97

01:08:40.260 the hunter came out if i had if i had talent in that spectrum you probably kick some ass yeah 0.98

01:08:45.700 what and i would have been torturous i i hate that i'm uh-oh who's the sicko now that was my 0.99

01:08:52.000 boy i would have been like i would have been like talking to it and shit right before like 0.94

01:08:55.200 dude i just had the craziest vision of kehlani waterboarding uh coyote 0.93

01:09:00.440 yeah this is getting borderline animal abuse and they're gonna come for me

01:09:08.020 no those coyotes are sick dude sick they're hunters they're hunting our pets what do you

01:09:13.220 what do you do with all your gratitude i'm listening to you talk you have a lot of it

01:09:16.640 and it's great it's such a good quality that a human can have um thank you i'm sure you have

01:09:21.800 an overwhelming sense of it what do you do with it yeah sometimes it's hard not to be toxically

01:09:26.360 grateful right because that's the thing you can be like honestly anything is okay because i'm just

01:09:32.400 happy to be here um so it took me a long time i feel like there's like a pendulum thing that

01:09:36.500 happens with every single emotion that you experience on earth like you're on one side

01:09:40.120 if you have to swing all the way to the other side to get back to the middle so i went from like

01:09:44.260 i mean i was always grateful but i did have a moment where i was like everything sucks and i

01:09:48.540 hit it here and then i had to swing all the way back and now i'm back in the middle where like i

01:09:52.040 can honor how i feel when i'm feeling without it taking away from my gratitude and really

01:09:57.520 understanding that that doesn't take away from how grateful you are for everything um but i also 0.71

01:10:02.580 just make sure that i share it you know i share give it out i share it like shit i'm like i've 0.80

01:10:10.120 been to vegas a bunch i got homies who never been to vegas we're gonna stay in a fancy little place 0.96

01:10:13.640 you guys want to go do some fun shit like i'm bringing all the homies who've never been here 0.98

01:10:16.660 like you never left the country before you're coming on tour like shit like that like that's 0.99

01:10:20.380 my favorite shit because those are the moments where when people did that for me that changed 0.99

01:10:23.780 my life and allowed me to see what kind of path that was different from what i thought i was going 1.00

01:10:28.040 to have growing up so i just make sure that any chance i get i'm like taking all the homies and 0.89

01:10:33.100 my family with me so i'm gonna steal that from you do it you got to yeah take me somewhere dude

01:10:37.660 that's what will change you you'll never know give me some experience you give somebody that

01:10:43.180 they will look back and be like this was the catalyst for me changing my own life

01:10:46.860 I occasionally get the get the message the the gratitude message I'm sure you said it out

01:10:53.200 people have put you on or believed in you maybe even before you believed yourself

01:10:57.080 like those are the moments man yeah I remember that forever some people shape your life in a

01:11:01.680 certain way and like you gotta get that respect back it can be so minor it can be so minor so

01:11:05.620 just as much as any chance you get to like spark anything in somebody else just grab it because

01:11:11.800 you just never know what moment it was for them and it could be yours damn that's a great way to

01:11:18.060 end by i wanted to ask a quick question about that because you seem to know how to talk about

01:11:23.800 gratitude like without scaring people i come from the east coast you come from oakland you gotta be

01:11:29.460 grateful okay like do you do you also kind of read the room because there's some rooms you walk into

01:11:35.060 where people are like yo how the fuck are you today and you're like man i am just so grateful 0.96

01:11:40.820 to be and they're just like don't you ever fucking talk to me like that like they're not on that 0.99

01:11:45.980 frequency yeah so they're like i hate it here yeah leave me alone don't ever talk to me again 0.98

01:11:50.320 how do you start to how do you start to like shift those people that don't even know what 0.86

01:11:54.760 gratefulness means and if they do they're they fucking hate it into that type of thinking i mean 0.50

01:11:59.640 what's what's annoying about me and i feel like maybe it came from years of like having to read

01:12:04.440 the room because of like my job since i was a kid or maybe like something in childhood i don't know

01:12:10.340 ask my therapist um I feel like I'm overly perceptive a hundred percent of the time like

01:12:15.940 even as I'm speaking in an interview I'm literally like there's a lot of things to consider here like

01:12:22.060 don't get canceled say the right thing like blah blah blah make sure you're using the right language

01:12:26.100 like I'm that way with humans so I'm like also somebody yelling at me and I'm like oh they

01:12:31.700 probably got yelled at like maybe it's not the right way to respond I only really don't apply 0.99

01:12:38.300 that when it's like inherently violent or like you just did some crazy fucked up shit like 1.00

01:12:45.260 it's different when someone's like hey fuck you bro or like someone's like yeah suck all that 1.00

01:12:50.560 shit up or like i don't i don't want to have the conversation right now i'm like oh you're probably 1.00

01:12:53.460 having a bad day like you're probably having a bad day you're probably been through something 0.98

01:12:57.280 or like somebody didn't allow you to be grateful and therefore you got hardened about that

01:13:00.820 conversation but i'm just in constant like inner child viewing of people like what is where did

01:13:08.500 this come from and like i'm sitting here having a conversation with somebody and i'm like oh like

01:13:12.340 you probably just didn't know this yet or like you haven't learned this or like someone made you hate 0.61

01:13:16.000 this so it's just a constant like damn you gotta talk to people like kids because we really are 0.86

01:13:20.080 all just or not talk to people like kids but understand people like kids yeah because in 0.81

01:13:24.360 comparison to society and the world we we're kids we're babies so we're all doing i guess

01:13:30.980 we're doing we're we're what is it playing with the hands that we're dealt you're wise behind

01:13:35.420 your years absolutely like way wise behind your years uh you think it's you think it's from the

01:13:39.860 just sheer amount of experience i mean essentially i mean jokes aside i don't know i find i find 0.92

01:13:46.200 and he he's the same way it's probably why we're friends i only fuck with people who've been through 0.88

01:13:50.540 some shit you yeah i can't relate to people who are perfect cannot i mean it's funny because 0.99

01:13:55.200 to be on to be perceptive again those people have also been through shit and they probably have some 1.00

01:14:01.920 expected perfection thing that they do to themselves i think through a lot of like therapy 0.99

01:14:06.580 and reading a lot of like therapizing ass books like i tend to therapize a lot of shit 0.76

01:14:10.840 so even those people that it's like it seems like this it isn't always like that and the only people 0.99

01:14:17.240 to have a real fucking problem with in that perfect realm is like the toxic positive or the 0.87

01:14:22.840 toxic toxic positive those little ones i'm scared that's what i was just talking about yeah they're 0.99

01:14:27.760 scary you could you could seem like you ain't ever been through nothing all your life it's Dylan

01:14:32.040 nah he's toxic positive you're always so damn happy we love we love always happy but what i 0.98

01:14:39.100 don't love is you're not allowed to be sad because look at all this shit i'm like bro we exist on 0.98

01:14:45.580 earth in 2023 everybody got something that's like this is crazy right even if you're you're just 0.98

01:14:52.380 being susceptible to all the fucking terrible energy that's going on in our world don't nobody 0.64

01:14:58.460 have a reason to just be fucking 100 all the time like let's be for real so let's as long as we're 0.97

01:15:04.200 being for real about it and we're encouraging you know feeling better in whatever way that looks 0.70

01:15:08.940 like for somebody as long as it's not hurting other people facilitate it it's authenticity

01:15:13.800 to yourself yeah at all times with a with a backbone of positivity yeah i i don't want to 0.90

01:15:20.120 like say we should just let people sit in their bullshit because i think part of why we're here

01:15:24.780 is to encourage each other to get back on their path when they fall off of it but definitely a 0.98

01:15:30.420 part of that literal and integral part of that is to hold that space and say like it's like it's

01:15:35.800 like when you've been to your friends you have the one friend that's always like but look around 0.90

01:15:39.100 we're all so grateful but you need the friend who goes i hear you that does suck that doesn't feel 0.90

01:15:43.560 so good that does suck when that happens you're right i totally feel you let's change that let's 0.97

01:15:48.700 move through it you want to go take a walk you want to go do this those are the kind of like

01:15:52.160 thinking or that's the kind of thinking that i feel like shapes how we are there for each other

01:15:56.340 and like how people can actually get out of it because people want to be heard first and i used

01:15:59.920 to be the friend that was like look around like everything's beautiful you have no reason to feel

01:16:04.920 sad and i was i got chin checked one time by a friend who was like bro i really just wanted you

01:16:08.820 to listen and i was like oh okay because you yeah because you've you resorted to that like go-to

01:16:15.280 answer to their situation which is the sun is shining you're breathing air right now and that 0.52

01:16:20.040 comes from a trauma of me feeling like damn someone could hit rock bottom and i didn't help

01:16:23.960 that comes from me being like i've lost friends to like deciding to leave you know what i mean so 0.55

01:16:30.260 when someone expressed that to me in the past my instant trauma response has been like anything to

01:16:35.060 make you feel better but it's yeah but it's it's it's it's difficult it's never super simple

01:16:39.160 because what you're saying to them is also rooted in the supremest form of gratitude which is be

01:16:45.340 grateful with what you have whatever that is and so you know helping other people there is no right

01:16:51.260 or wrong way to it we all do the absolute best we can to help people i'm approached with that

01:16:55.580 opportunity every single day and i'm so grateful for the ability to impact people's lives whether

01:16:59.740 it be mental health substance abuse whatever it is and i'm only able to do the best that i can with

01:17:03.940 it i'm not perfect at it but i try to do the best i can you know it's all you can do it's all we

01:17:07.840 here to do i want to ask one more thing yeah then we'll let you go uh you used the term all your

01:17:13.520 eggs in one basket earlier which i which i assume is probably a a large part of the reason of your

01:17:18.180 success thank you but uh your tattoos you are tatted hella i was doing some research on your

01:17:24.040 instagram so many you went all in yeah i was really young and i had a lot of friends with 0.83

01:17:32.500 tattoo guns and i got one and i was like this looks fucking tight and i just fucking kept going 0.98

01:17:39.560 you never used the the painkillers or got put to sleep because you know that's put to sleep you 0.99

01:17:43.940 know what though i feel like uh i was actually watching a tiktok i actually fuck with tiktok 0.98

01:17:50.120 so much because i'd be learning so much shit on her but an anesthesiologist was just saying like 0.98

01:17:54.720 that's not healthy because of what's going into your blood while they're trying to like 0.97

01:17:58.460 i don't know really but also just like i just feel like we should be saving the anesthesia for

01:18:04.920 things that actually require anesthesia well there's plenty of anesthesia but if y'all want

01:18:10.200 to put me to sleep to remove some tattoos i'm with it that painful so painful worse my god i'm

01:18:16.820 currently getting my knuckles like all of my knuckle tats removed and when i tell you that 0.95

01:18:20.560 shit feels like someone took like a burning hot sledgehammer and just started like cracking my 0.97

01:18:27.220 Knuckles? Oh, my God. 1.00

01:18:28.880 You're like, you know what? I'll keep them. Fuck it.

01:18:30.960 No, I found somewhere in downtown LA that, like, injects, like, lidocaine. 1.00

01:18:34.460 Oh, yeah.

01:18:34.740 Yeah, it numbs the area.

01:18:35.820 So that, if I can put that on the painkiller scale.

01:18:38.480 That's cool.

01:18:39.200 I think with tattoos, the people getting put to sleep is actually getting some pushback

01:18:44.460 because isn't part of, like, that mark on your posture?

01:18:47.440 Yeah, come on, gangster.

01:18:47.980 You gotta earn it.

01:18:48.860 Earn it. 1.00

01:18:49.180 Yeah, pussy. Smells like pussy. 1.00

01:18:52.000 No, but they're doing it because it makes it a more efficient process. 1.00

01:18:55.160 Of course.

01:18:55.360 nobody can get through a full back piece in one day yeah but also like what i'm seeing is like

01:18:59.300 people who just want to be tatted and don't really care about the tats which is like that's also fine 0.96

01:19:04.440 like i don't really give a fuck why you're tatted because a lot of mine is bullshit too right but 0.99

01:19:08.620 like damn you got four people working on you right now while you're asleep just covering the whole 0.99

01:19:13.060 rest of your body it's like what about when you have kids one day and like you want to put like 1.00

01:19:16.680 a little baby foot right there like your kid's name it's like you said fuck it you just did it 0.99

01:19:20.680 all in six hours you're saying like look at it as like a cascading process i'm like bro save your 0.99

01:19:25.360 space as someone who's like really tatted i really wish that when i was younger i would have went

01:19:30.460 slow and i would have taken my time i would have way better art i would have different art i would

01:19:34.980 probably still be i would be less tatted but i would still have tattoos but they would be different

01:19:39.720 i never thought about that that's so interesting because there's so many people right now that are

01:19:43.220 doing it and they're like this is the best artist right now yeah it's the best artist right now so

01:19:49.540 what is the best artist

01:19:50.540 in 2034 look like

01:19:52.020 style always changes

01:19:52.580 right now everybody's

01:19:53.260 into those little

01:19:53.880 like fine line patchwork

01:19:55.300 like you look like

01:19:55.980 you got patches everywhere

01:19:56.820 like people about to 0.97

01:19:58.240 fucking love sleeves again 0.99

01:19:59.280 in three years 1.00

01:19:59.900 they're gonna wish

01:20:00.360 you had a full sleeve

01:20:01.120 like it art just changes

01:20:02.920 like also there's

01:20:04.360 all type of new 0.99

01:20:04.960 technology and shit 0.95

01:20:05.960 like it's just 0.99

01:20:07.360 getting better 0.99

01:20:07.940 it's like I had fucking 0.99

01:20:09.020 I was getting tatted 1.00

01:20:09.760 in fucking people's 1.00

01:20:10.680 kitchens and garages 1.00

01:20:12.160 and shit 0.98

01:20:12.600 in Oakland 1.00

01:20:13.020 my knuckles are

01:20:14.180 stick and poke

01:20:14.700 at the park

01:20:16.360 like imagine you got

01:20:17.520 your whole back done

01:20:18.240 and savage 1.00

01:20:18.940 shit there that's crazy imagine you got your whole back done and then you found out there 0.99

01:20:22.780 was like 3d tattoos coming out like the next year or something you know what pisses me off they have 0.99

01:20:26.840 that style that's like super personal that's like looks like a literal child like just took a lead 0.98

01:20:32.020 pencil just like did ugly shit everywhere i'm like i get that that's really fucking cool right 0.82

01:20:37.020 now yeah but like you're i don't know if this is gonna be your aesthetic or even your personality 0.98

01:20:41.920 in like 10 years or 10 days that's how i feel about my face tattoos i'm like is there one right

01:20:48.560 here there's one here there's one up here and there's one here i've changed as a person and

01:20:56.480 especially in like my levels of like how i appreciate feeling soft and like it leaks out 0.92

01:21:02.360 into like my self-care and like how i look and sometimes i'm like no matter what the fuck i do 0.71

01:21:08.140 i look like i beat people up or i look like or no matter what i do like i want to put on a really 0.91

01:21:13.800 nice dress and like feel like i'm like i buttered my skin all up and i feel all soft and i feel 0.67

01:21:18.580 really feminine and then i'm like damn i'm blasting no you can never pull blast it off 0.60

01:21:25.520 you could never see i look mad cool cool but that's what i'm saying sometimes i don't want 0.87

01:21:29.760 to look cool you want to look i want to look like real soft and like really not i hate to say clean

01:21:35.140 because i really don't like when people associate dirtiness with tattoos like i had to fight those 0.91

01:21:38.600 dirty allegations for fucking years because i was one of the first like tatted young r&b girls yeah 0.81

01:21:44.940 and um but there is like a like really like a fresh face fresh everything that sometimes you 0.99

01:21:50.900 don't get that shit but it's it's holistic the whole vibe and what you have going on 0.99

01:21:57.020 is clean as fuck and you look great thank you i beat the dirty allegations 1.00

01:22:01.780 fantastic hey this was great this was great thank you for having me i was fucking scared 0.99

01:22:08.640 so so they they told us that and we found out through our a couple of our guests that were 0.72

01:22:14.280 like kind of i guess we're intimidating like people are scared to come on here you know what 0.99

01:22:18.500 it is is she's like you're a bitch you're there is just an energy i hate that i said energy so 0.99

01:22:25.380 much so corny but there is a repertoire i guess of like cis male podcast for sure it's a it's a 1.00

01:22:32.600 meme that's like a lot of these fucking podcasts a lot of people need to be de-platform off the 0.98

01:22:37.260 strength that they're just bull they're just spewing bullshit yeah and i had i seen clips 0.97

01:22:43.100 but that obviously i haven't seen enough like of the full ones i'm probably gonna tap in after this 0.97

01:22:46.700 because my best friend is like they're great entrepreneurs you learn a lot about business

01:22:49.680 like my best friend

01:22:50.820 love y'all

01:22:51.400 literally

01:22:51.780 but I think it was just that

01:22:54.600 I just

01:22:54.900 I have

01:22:55.500 definitely

01:22:56.020 I have my own

01:22:56.580 interview trauma

01:22:57.860 I have internet trauma

01:22:59.460 like I have

01:23:00.520 definitely like

01:23:01.660 I didn't know

01:23:02.920 how much you guys

01:23:03.720 knew about me

01:23:04.460 or just like

01:23:05.240 what we'd be talking about

01:23:06.320 I'm like

01:23:06.600 I'm about to sit across

01:23:07.420 from like

01:23:07.840 for lack of better words

01:23:08.860 two grown white dudes 0.51

01:23:09.800 for real

01:23:11.460 no for real

01:23:12.220 I didn't know

01:23:12.900 what the levels of it

01:23:13.740 was about to be

01:23:14.260 but this was

01:23:14.620 I had a really great time

01:23:15.700 and a positive experience

01:23:16.540 and we have like

01:23:17.460 I feel like

01:23:17.880 really valuable conversations

01:23:19.000 yeah

01:23:19.380 People are going to love this episode

01:23:21.020 You absolutely crush it

01:23:22.440 I want to say thank you for trusting us

01:23:24.940 No I'm grateful I'm happy

01:23:26.260 I was like are they going to troll me I'm going to troll them back 0.97

01:23:28.640 Hell yeah 0.97

01:23:29.420 No this was great

01:23:32.480 If you guys don't follow Kalani on Instagram

01:23:34.680 And all of her social medias it's just at Kalani

01:23:36.980 Literally everywhere 0.96

01:23:38.300 With an H there's a hidden H in there

01:23:39.640 What's up with the heart

01:23:40.640 She's going on tour 0.97

01:23:42.240 Australia and Asia right

01:23:44.160 When are you in Australia

01:23:46.440 I'm in Australia we start

01:23:49.380 in a couple weeks actually

01:23:50.960 we'll be there in February

01:23:52.200 I'll be in Asia in February

01:23:54.220 alright nevermind

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