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00:02:12.340 Wow, I interviewed Jay-Z.

00:02:14.120 I was around like 9 or 10.

00:02:15.180 So my voice was ultra squeaky.

00:02:16.660 I sound like Mickey Mouse.

00:02:17.600 Well, my name is Jazzy.

00:02:18.780 I remember when I was younger, when I was first starting out my career.

00:02:22.200 You're so ahead of the games.

00:02:23.340 You use the word career.

00:02:24.560 And you say when I was younger, which is funny to me.

00:02:26.660 Because what's your favorite cereal?

00:02:28.440 There's one answer.

00:02:29.320 that if you say it right now.

00:02:31.040 I love cinnamon toast. 1.00

00:02:32.040 Let's go! 0.95

00:02:32.800 Let's go!

00:02:40.920 Well, I just want to make sure Jazzy is comfortable. 1.00

00:02:43.480 Dude, she's more comfortable than you are. 0.99

00:02:45.040 She does this more often than you do. 1.00

00:02:46.560 Also, look at her throne that we gave her. 0.99

00:02:48.720 Why do we get this uncomfortable couch? 1.00

00:02:50.680 Because we suck. 1.00

00:02:51.500 We're losers. 1.00

00:02:51.940 Yeah, you are the queen, Jazzy. 0.94

00:02:53.340 Thank you.

00:02:54.300 Speaking of queen Jazzy.

00:02:57.440 Oh.

00:02:58.440 Jazzy's world.

00:02:59.320 You know I see you when I'm here

00:03:01.340 You got bars?

00:03:06.720 I mean, I guess you could say

00:03:08.060 Honestly, I really feel embarrassed

00:03:10.720 With that song

00:03:11.600 I don't know why, but I'm always so embarrassed

00:03:14.120 When people play that song

00:03:15.420 And my friends, they love annoying me with that one song at school

00:03:18.300 You know why? Because it's a smash

00:03:19.740 It's a smash

00:03:20.700 It's a fire song

00:03:21.780 I'll tell you why you feel embarrassed

00:03:24.600 It's because you made it three years ago

00:03:26.480 You were like nine

00:03:27.220 I was nine, yeah

00:03:28.000 I don't think any person

00:03:30.560 likes to go back and watch

00:03:31.640 the younger version of themselves do anything.

00:03:34.640 For us, it's like 10.

00:03:35.960 When you look at your stuff from 8, 10 years ago,

00:03:38.360 you're so embarrassed.

00:03:39.460 For her, that's like three weeks ago.

00:03:41.860 That's like on a scale, that's representative.

00:03:44.640 Yeah, Jazzy, look, you're absolutely amazing.

00:03:46.860 I do have an intro for you here.

00:03:48.840 So, ladies and gentlemen,

00:03:49.980 our guest today is not old enough to vote, drive, or drink. 0.58

00:03:52.480 She can only drink Prime. 1.00

00:03:53.660 She's blown up online as a celebrity interviewer

00:03:55.660 when you can see her jazzy's world tv please welcome 13 year old superstar jazzy

00:04:01.020 welcome to the show jazzy i'm mike by the way nice to meet you mr mike nice to meet you

00:04:06.040 first of all i'm super excited to be here this is exciting um what's going on guys my name is

00:04:11.920 jazzy i'm 13 years old i'm in eighth grade and i'm from bushland brooklyn and this is awesome

00:04:16.220 to be here right next to two legendary people yeah so i think you can see right right there

00:04:20.620 why i told you we need to have her on the podcast he called me last night at like 10 p.m he's like

00:04:26.360 dude dude he's like i just met this little girl we got her ever on the podcast i was like who is

00:04:31.480 it he sent he sent me your instagram and i'm like dude i know i know her she's like like some would

00:04:38.140 consider the preeminent interviewer of our time for sure would you would you agree with that

00:04:43.040 statement would you would you say you're one of the greatest you know interviewers of all time

00:04:47.220 Well, honestly, I feel like there has been many reporters before me

00:04:51.720 that have been very legendary,

00:04:53.000 and I don't feel like as if I have been in the industry

00:04:55.860 for a long period of time,

00:04:57.620 or at least long enough for me to be considered legendary.

00:05:00.640 But I guess for my generation, I'm guessing so.

00:05:03.980 Can you list off some of the people she's interviewed, please?

00:05:06.720 Yeah, sure.

00:05:07.780 This is insane.

00:05:09.220 Jessica Alba, Jerry Seinfeld, Gigi Hadid, Kendrick Lamar, 50 Cent,

00:05:14.140 jay-z little wayne spider-man tom holland michelle obama jill biden in the white house ronaldino

00:05:21.980 nikki minaj shack this is insane this is insane i'm so proud of you i told you this yesterday you

00:05:29.280 did the interview with me and immediately i was like this girl's mad she has more charisma than

00:05:33.360 everyone in this room 100 and so jazzy yeah welcome to impulsive we're so glad to have you on

00:05:37.680 have you done a podcast before i actually uh i did one podcast with i did one podcast i remember

00:05:43.580 before but i haven't really done anything other than that well it's an honor are you nervous you

00:05:48.460 feel okay i'm actually really excited because i love prime and i love watching your channel too

00:05:53.520 and i'm super excited to be here and i saw some of your videos on the impulsive show so i feel

00:05:57.640 like this is gonna be a great opportunity heck yeah i'm nervous i was just gonna say is there

00:06:01.720 a chance that we're more nervous than she is hey don't worry i also get nervous but it's like

00:06:06.600 nervousness mixed with excitement so like it makes the energy go all the way up so it makes

00:06:11.640 everything great well you're definitely gonna bring us a new audience i think because we looked

00:06:15.580 at our stats and our 13 to 17 year old demo is only three percent it's in the toilet three percent

00:06:20.600 only three oh no no we gotta get that up yeah we gotta get it up you got 900 000 followers on

00:06:25.080 instagram you're 13 years old you go to like a regular public school yep and my neighborhood is

00:06:30.780 actually like around i think three blocks away i just have to walk straight to school and there i

00:06:35.240 go it's a public school too and and you gotta be the most popular kid in school oh actually no one

00:06:40.640 really the one thing i love about my neighborhood is that everyone cares but they don't care so

00:06:44.740 it's just like oh shoot that's jazzy all right that's cool that's jazzy let's go oh no way that's

00:06:48.400 it so like in my school i have a lot of friends but i only keep my close friends close to me

00:06:53.420 because i've known some of my friends for like three four years now and i'm some of my friends

00:06:58.160 are from kindergarten pre-k yeah so you keep your circle small yeah i keep my circle tight but i

00:07:04.800 also have some some acquaintances like some people that i just talk to after class or like in the

00:07:09.220 hallway that i know so the thing about them is that they don't really care so they don't really

00:07:13.000 care about my channel they don't care about the fame at all what about your teachers how do they

00:07:16.240 feel that you're making more money than them um i don't think i i can answer that because i don't

00:07:22.580 know how much to get paid like personally but my teachers that do know because some of my teachers

00:07:27.260 don't even know i have my own youtube channel or my platform yeah i know it's crazy right like how

00:07:32.440 can you not know yeah i don't know i don't know we're just gonna air that out um some of my

00:07:37.980 Teachers I do know, they're very proud of me, but that's all.

00:07:41.000 I mean, sometimes the only thing that I really do get out of it is that like whenever I'm late to class,

00:07:45.120 which is a lot now because I wake up really late.

00:07:50.880 My alarm does not go up.

00:07:51.900 I sleep over it.

00:07:52.720 Is that still?

00:07:53.360 Are you still in Brooklyn now?

00:07:54.540 Yeah, of course.

00:07:55.180 In Bushwick still?

00:07:56.040 Bushwick still.

00:07:56.820 So, you know, Bushwick, Brooklyn is the is the birthplace of some very important hip hop.

00:08:02.480 I know.

00:08:03.560 Figures.

00:08:04.200 Yep.

00:08:04.440 and you one of the first people you interviewed was was hove was jay-z what is that what does

00:08:10.200 that mean to you to interview without who i consider to be the greatest hip-hop performer

00:08:15.060 of all time greatest rapper of all time i mean honestly he is the goat the goat he's legendary

00:08:22.040 he's the goat he's amazing he is so inspiring he inspires me and i love that interview so much

00:08:28.320 because he opened well he opened so many doors for me and he catapulted my platform and that was

00:08:33.600 an opportunity that well it was a once in a lifetime opportunity for sure and that was one

00:08:38.780 interview that i could say that was just like wow i interviewed jay-z that was so crazy he's so

00:08:45.960 inspiring to me and to so many other kids around the world that look like me and are from places

00:08:49.800 similar to where i'm from and honestly just lets all kids and all adults know that whatever whatever

00:08:56.740 dreams that you have as long as you keep that in your mind and as long as you work hard and apply

00:09:00.900 yourself for you can you can uh accomplish all the goals and dreams that you have you could be

00:09:05.220 president one day jazzy for president 2024 no more ageism i think i should run for president

00:09:12.460 no more ageism let's go you got what 23 years or something like that yeah you got some time

00:09:18.720 how did the how did that jay interview come about do you have someone in the in the family that was

00:09:24.240 able to make it happen did you reach out like what what does that look like i mean honestly okay i'm

00:09:29.000 going to be very very honest in this uh podcast honestly when it came to the Jay-Z interview

00:09:34.680 uh my dad and I we we found out that Jay-Z was in town because he doesn't live in New York anymore

00:09:41.720 so once he came to New York we were just like oh shoot Jay-Z's in town we should try to do something

00:09:46.180 so we decided to we found a place where he was located where he was working so we decided to go

00:09:52.640 to that area very very early in the morning we waited outside and of course we had to wait for

00:09:59.740 a little bit i think i took around like two hours that's it then he came out there was a lot of

00:10:03.460 people around because jay-z they wanted autographs pictures all of that just to talk to him i don't

00:10:08.440 know so i was there i was right behind him mind you i'm like i think i was around like nine or

00:10:13.220 ten at the time so my voice was ultra squeaky i said like mickey mouse up in there so i was like

00:10:17.980 My name is Shazzy.

00:10:19.700 So it was a lot going on.

00:10:22.380 I don't think he heard me because there's a lot of people.

00:10:24.660 There's a lot of noise.

00:10:25.480 But he looked behind him.

00:10:28.280 He saw me.

00:10:28.800 He was like, oh, what's up?

00:10:29.620 And he gave me a fist pump.

00:10:31.080 Honestly, I love that.

00:10:32.160 I love that he acknowledged me.

00:10:33.440 But I was kind of discouraged after that, that I didn't get the interview that I wanted.

00:10:38.240 So, of course, when my dad and I, we went to the car, we were just like, okay.

00:10:44.260 Well, I told him I was feeling discouraged and how I felt in that moment.

00:10:47.200 and my dad he was just like he was hyping me up he was just like oh don't worry about it we'll go

00:10:51.040 the next day before school don't worry we're gonna get this interview whatever you tell yourself

00:10:55.040 stop telling yourself that we're gonna get the interview so next day we got the interview and

00:11:00.080 uh it was amazing oh and also shout out to aunt lydia and mr caesar because they actually helped

00:11:04.940 me out with getting the interview they helped us find out where he was so thank you so much and

00:11:09.000 thank you for the information also they didn't only help me with that one they helped me with

00:11:13.300 some other ones but yeah thank you so much that's of them your patience and persistence paid off

00:11:17.540 of course yeah i think i know the answer to this next question i want to ask you but i want to hear

00:11:21.980 your answer why do you think celebrities and and and some of the biggest stars in the world

00:11:29.780 are giving you the opportunity to interview them because a lot of people especially like jay-z

00:11:35.060 they don't really do interviews they don't let people in but they let you in jesse why do you

00:11:40.060 think um honestly i feel like it's because i ask inquisitive questions and because i ask questions

00:11:46.300 from a kid's perspective also not only because of that but when it comes to certain certain

00:11:51.980 celebrities or certain interviewees especially if they're coming from like brooklyn or from new york

00:11:57.340 of course they're going to gravitate to me because i'm from let's say that we're from similar areas

00:12:01.280 but you know let's say like a different state more from similar areas so of course if we experience

00:12:06.620 similar things we are able to have hold a conversation a very meaningful conversation

00:12:10.920 about those similar things so i feel like that's kind of why people gravitate to my channel and

00:12:15.640 not only to the channel but also to me in general so yeah no you're you're absolutely right you do

00:12:20.600 your work you're prepped great questions it why do you have a paper for you're the guest what's

00:12:27.000 on there honestly i love to be prepared and i just have this in case of anything like you never know

00:12:33.680 what topics are going to be brought up.

00:12:35.440 Like a case of anything.

00:12:36.700 Like an earthquake, a fire.

00:12:39.300 If it's a fire, you could easily just go like this.

00:12:41.820 Very smart.

00:12:43.720 Honestly, you never know.

00:12:45.480 Also, it's not the only reason.

00:12:46.900 I also have a surprise for you.

00:12:49.800 Oh, no.

00:12:53.060 Right now?

00:12:53.900 No, don't do it.

00:12:54.800 No, don't.

00:12:55.840 You sure?

00:12:56.540 I'm positive.

00:12:57.680 You know what?

00:12:58.320 Actually, the surprise is that I have some questions for you.

00:13:01.780 I felt like I knew this was going to happen.

00:13:03.680 This just got flipped

00:13:04.920 This is gonna turn into

00:13:05.820 An interview

00:13:06.500 Yeah yeah

00:13:07.080 Why don't you ask Mike

00:13:07.980 About opiates

00:13:09.960 Nah

00:13:10.460 It is a problem

00:13:13.060 That does impact

00:13:13.760 Many young people

00:13:14.540 In this country 1.00

00:13:15.080 But it's a little bit heavy

00:13:16.740 It's a little heavy

00:13:17.460 I'll be honest with you

00:13:18.740 Jazzy

00:13:19.160 We went out last night

00:13:20.380 We were celebrating

00:13:21.060 We had some big victories

00:13:22.420 Last night

00:13:22.840 You came to the WWE event

00:13:24.320 Yep

00:13:24.640 And I don't know

00:13:25.500 If you guys noticed

00:13:25.980 But my voice has been

00:13:26.760 Cracking like crazy

00:13:27.540 During the interview

00:13:28.200 From screaming

00:13:28.800 From screaming

00:13:29.460 So many times

00:13:30.680 So there you go

00:13:31.660 So my voice cracks

00:13:32.460 Don't judge

00:13:33.080 No it's fine

00:13:33.540 me too me too actually and and and we're we're a little slow today i'm not i'm i'm locked in i

00:13:38.840 want to ask one just one more jay-z questions like go ahead i'm sorry to everyone i don't get

00:13:43.400 an opportunity very often to sit with someone that has sat with jay or has had an interview

00:13:47.920 with jay-z like like we've sat with 400 people on the show you know how many of those people

00:13:52.060 have interviewed jay-z well shoot i don't know zero you're the you're the first person that

00:13:59.820 we've ever had on the show that has done a show with Jay or done any kind of interview with Jay

00:14:03.660 so I was curious because for me he represents like uh making it in the face of adversity

00:14:09.780 and and persevering through tough times and tough circumstances in life to to turn it around and

00:14:15.580 build it and build an empire you know what I'm saying yeah business hottest girl in the game

00:14:20.860 wearing my chain like all that stuff right right is there anything that he said to you that

00:14:25.360 inspired you or or or stuck with you from that first from that first chat honestly i

00:14:32.460 a lot of my interviews i asked can you please share some ways of motivation to everyone watching

00:14:38.060 my show that's the last question that was ask everyone because not only is it going to help

00:14:43.520 inspire so many other kids out there or whoever's watching the show to accomplish whatever they have

00:14:48.060 to accomplish but also helps me because it helps me understand oh they went through these obstacles

00:14:55.300 and they use this advice to help them.

00:14:57.360 So if I'm ever going through something similar,

00:14:59.520 I have that advice to help me go through it.

00:15:01.940 Now with the Jay-Z interview,

00:15:03.760 one thing he told me is that

00:15:04.980 when you're in that industry,

00:15:07.620 like the entertainment business or adjusted reporting

00:15:09.300 or whatever you're doing,

00:15:10.660 you have to have ultimate confidence

00:15:12.120 and you have to believe in yourself.

00:15:13.920 Honestly, it does sound cliche, really,

00:15:16.660 but it is important to have ultimate confidence

00:15:19.680 because if you're not confident in yourself,

00:15:22.420 who's going to be confident in you?

00:15:23.540 If you don't believe in yourself,

00:15:24.500 who's going to believe in you.

00:15:25.580 You might want to go to the next show

00:15:26.880 of Who Jazzy Interviews.

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00:17:36.860 Lisa, we should tell them about our new show.

00:17:40.180 Oh my God, Lexi, we have a new podcast.

00:17:42.900 It's called Don't Lie to Me.

00:17:44.060 I'm Lexi Iwano.

00:17:45.460 We're two best friends, 22 years apart, but so close at heart.

00:17:49.960 And I'm Lisa DiGiulio, the old one,

00:17:51.980 which means we have wildly different references, occasionally different opinions.

00:17:55.900 And at this point in my 50s, I've lived it all.

00:17:59.040 I'm not going to get anywhere you're fighting.

00:18:01.500 That is wild.

00:18:02.920 I learned that about you today.

00:18:05.560 Now in my 30s, being the founder of New Shoes, Good Taste is my business.

00:18:10.740 And I've always got something to say.

00:18:12.960 If men were just honest about this, there would be so much more peace in the world.

00:18:16.680 We're going to talk about dating, relationships, beauty, getting older, and a little wiser.

00:18:21.980 We're best friends, but we don't always agree.

00:18:24.340 Because you told us how accommodating you are.

00:18:26.880 Obviously, I would do what I think I could do to fight the fight,

00:18:30.280 but there's only so much fight I can fight.

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00:18:37.980 Don't lie to me. 1.00

00:18:38.800 Liar. 0.98

00:18:39.580 Listen on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, 0.98

00:18:42.700 or wherever you get your podcasts.

00:18:44.440 I don't really care.

00:18:46.720 I'm Lacey Mosley, author, actor, stand-up comedian,

00:18:49.440 creator and host of scam goddess podcast the true crime comedy podcast all about robbery fraud and

00:18:55.840 those who practice it each week i bring on incredible guests like conan o'brien iowa

00:19:00.640 debris lamorne morris and nicole buyer oh i scammed them what i could talk to you for an hour

00:19:06.320 you're a generational yapper like me that's why i had to make yapping a job and the scams run the

00:19:11.980 gamut i'm talking about scams from the 1800s all the way up to today i also warn you and keep you

00:19:19.200 safe against scammers call your grandparents tell your parents to stop clicking on links

00:19:24.900 please and now you can catch full episodes of my show on youtube if there's a scam i'm here to

00:19:31.060 protect you and i'm also here to laugh with you so if you like fun if you like comedy and you like

00:19:36.480 learning and protecting yourself from criminals start listening to scam goddess on the iheart

00:19:41.140 radio app apple podcast or wherever you get your podcast but where do you get that confidence

00:19:48.960 from because a lot of people lack that confidence a lot of people don't find it till later in their

00:19:53.360 life you know i've always been like confident but i don't think i really found myself till i was like

00:19:57.160 26 you know and you're you're 13 and you seem like you're in your bag you're in your zone jazzy i

00:20:04.660 mean yes i am i'm always locked in you know where does it come from your confidence it's a it's a

00:20:10.000 natural thing i feel this being from a big family having so many people around me it just gives me

00:20:14.260 that kind of confidence like oh well i'm me i'm my own person i'm gonna accomplish everything i

00:20:18.680 got to do. I'm going to do everything. I'm going to do whatever I want. I'm going to be able to

00:20:22.840 accomplish everything. I'm going to be great. And I feel like you just have to tell yourself that

00:20:26.700 every day. But when it comes to being confident, there's a difference between being confident and

00:20:33.320 boasting. Because I like being confident in myself, but I don't like to boast. I like to

00:20:41.320 just stay humble because I come from humble beginnings, honestly. And I feel like boasting

00:20:46.260 is like a way of just that seems like you're being insecure by yourself it's not even it's

00:20:50.880 not showing that you're confident it's showing much of like your insecurities if i say i'm the

00:20:55.080 best in the wwe i'm gonna be the face of the company and you're looking at the best united

00:20:58.660 states champ in history is that confident or is that boasting i feel like that's not necessarily

00:21:04.000 boasting because you're not telling people oh yeah i'm gonna be the best i am the best

00:21:07.720 I'm going to be the best

00:21:10.160 I am the best

00:21:11.040 I feel like I boast

00:21:14.020 It's a thin line

00:21:15.760 You're confident in yourself and that's what I love about you

00:21:18.380 How much of that confidence

00:21:21.240 Comes from being from New York

00:21:23.580 Cause

00:21:24.740 You can tell

00:21:27.400 Like you said

00:21:28.020 You got it

00:21:29.340 But I'm going to be honest

00:21:30.720 The way I always looked at it

00:21:32.100 Dude New York is special

00:21:35.120 How much of it do you think comes from just being from out here

00:21:37.700 let me check

00:21:38.780 I think about

00:21:40.560 90 something percent

00:21:42.200 let's go

00:21:44.240 what is it about New York

00:21:45.760 that just breeds that

00:21:46.760 I don't know

00:21:47.300 I guess it's because

00:21:48.000 of the hustle

00:21:48.580 that everyone has

00:21:49.220 I mean honestly

00:21:50.200 I feel like New York

00:21:51.100 it's very like

00:21:51.920 it's more so like

00:21:52.580 a hustle and bustle

00:21:53.300 kind of city

00:21:53.780 and not only that

00:21:55.200 but everything is just

00:21:55.960 so fast

00:21:56.540 so everyone is about

00:21:58.660 their grind

00:21:59.240 everyone is about

00:21:59.920 oh I'm gonna be able

00:22:01.460 to like do everything

00:22:02.300 I gotta do for today

00:22:03.180 and then go home

00:22:03.820 chill

00:22:04.120 there you go

00:22:04.800 but I feel like

00:22:05.380 everyone thinks

00:22:05.820 so just like

00:22:06.440 kind of like that so fast paced and everyone's just working on the grind everyone's staying on

00:22:11.060 the grind and everyone's buying the business so that's why i love about new york and i feel like

00:22:14.500 that really does show off and brush off on me because i am pretty fast i'm a fast talker too

00:22:20.260 so i guess it kind of shows and in and in two languages and two languages too yeah bilingual

00:22:25.560 so spanish as well yep spanish spanish first right honestly so i actually i used to live in

00:22:33.960 Panama when I was younger and I moved to Panama when I was one years old with my grandma and I

00:22:39.440 came back when I was around four so that was right before kindergarten and when I came back to New

00:22:44.900 York I only spoke Spanish because Panama is a Spanish-speaking country so when I came back

00:22:50.000 I didn't know any English at all didn't understand didn't speak at all but when I went to school a

00:22:56.160 lot of kids would bully me because I didn't speak English so there were so many things that I didn't

00:22:59.880 understand exactly what they were saying but I knew that they were making fun of me because like

00:23:05.420 they're pointing laughing all of that whenever I try to talk so I guess that kind of just motivated

00:23:11.740 me to learn English and over time I improved my English and now I speak fluently in English but

00:23:20.780 I also I wouldn't say I lost Spanish but I kind of I know how to I understand it when my parents

00:23:27.900 speak to me i understand why anyone's speaking to me but at that time when i was learning i kind of

00:23:33.900 lost the spanish a little bit it's fine i'm sure you'll get it back in a second if you choose

00:23:37.900 being bilingual is cool yeah but i did get it back oh you got it back oh so you can be speaking

00:23:42.080 fluent spanish i can speak spanish say some spanish to me right now i mean it depends i

00:23:46.340 mean what do you want to speak about because i can hold a conversation i mean y'all bless

00:23:50.000 for me un poquito?

00:23:51.200 Si, un poquito?

00:23:51.980 Si.

00:23:52.800 Bueno.

00:23:53.660 Que bien.

00:23:54.760 Dang.

00:23:55.720 She just asked me a question.

00:23:57.680 Oh, that's good.

00:23:59.600 That's good.

00:23:59.960 Sorry.

00:24:00.400 I didn't know if that was like,

00:24:02.100 are you good?

00:24:04.000 Because people ask me that

00:24:05.140 from time to time.

00:24:05.700 Like, yo, are you good right now?

00:24:06.800 Because I come off very like,

00:24:08.220 not like I'm not. 0.94

00:24:09.320 No, you look like

00:24:10.280 a very relaxed and chill guy.

00:24:11.380 So I feel like I'm good.

00:24:12.360 Are you good?

00:24:13.760 I'm all right.

00:24:14.960 A little nervous.

00:24:15.720 Big interview today.

00:24:17.120 Te amo.

00:24:17.340 Te amo, buddy.

00:24:18.060 Don't even try it bro 0.99

00:24:20.020 Ketal 0.62

00:24:21.100 Ketal get your hand off 1.00

00:24:24.100 Get your monos off my shoulder 0.98

00:24:26.980 Do you ever have a bad day

00:24:30.460 You seem so

00:24:31.960 So energetic

00:24:33.640 How

00:24:34.080 I don't know I just have all this energy

00:24:37.400 I don't know I don't know how it just happens

00:24:40.360 But honestly I feel like I'm human

00:24:42.240 Everyone is human so

00:24:43.520 I obviously do have bad days sometimes

00:24:46.020 Like, for example, I remember when I was younger,

00:24:48.520 when I was first starting out my career, I wouldn't –

00:24:51.060 if I didn't get the interview I wanted,

00:24:52.520 I would, like, kind of get discouraged.

00:24:54.100 I would be like, oh, man, I didn't get the interview.

00:24:55.960 What am I going to do now?

00:24:57.400 But over time, I learned that everything happens in its own time.

00:25:01.540 You're so ahead of the game.

00:25:02.760 You use the word career.

00:25:04.420 She's 13.

00:25:05.380 She's got a career.

00:25:06.060 And you keep saying when I was younger, which is funny to me.

00:25:09.320 No, because I was younger.

00:25:10.980 I mean, that was, like, three, three and a half years ago.

00:25:13.540 A long time ago.

00:25:14.180 But the crazy thing that I've noticed that you keep saying is every time you are presented an obstacle, like being bullied in school because you didn't speak English, as opposed to internalizing that going home and being sad about it, you use it as a motivation to get better.

00:25:33.740 You just said, like, I'll get discouraged because I wouldn't get the interview that I would I would want to get.

00:25:38.100 And instead of getting sad about it or crying about it, you would go work harder.

00:25:41.620 you would you would you would do what you had to do to get that interview next time where does

00:25:45.420 where does that because that's a very very important lesson that a lot of people don't

00:25:49.600 learn till later in their life to turn that that uh those obstacles in life and those hardships in

00:25:55.300 life into something that that fuels you where do you think that comes from i don't really know where

00:26:00.780 it comes from i mean of course my dad he helps me out with that and he's the one that taught me hey

00:26:05.620 if you ever feel discouraged you might just need to take a little break like a five minute break

00:26:10.860 go look at yourself in the mirror and go fix yourself because you need to you need to really

00:26:14.880 like breathe in breathe out take a little mental health break and then come back and do whatever

00:26:19.120 you got to do honestly when it comes to facing obstacles or facing adversities those are all

00:26:27.060 learning experiences so learning from those experiences is key because those whatever you

00:26:34.400 learn from those like the lessons that you learn from those experiences is going to help you in

00:26:37.980 the future that could either help you let's say if you're doing a job interview or if you are i

00:26:43.720 don't know first learning how to ride a bike so no matter what you just don't give up don't give

00:26:49.640 up on yourself and don't give up on your career either yeah jesse what's the hardest obstacle

00:26:55.800 that you've had to overcome wow that's a very yeah it's a superlative honestly i faced a lot

00:27:02.900 of obstacles but i feel like i haven't really had an obstacle that was like like super hard

00:27:10.320 that really stands out but i feel like everything is like any any fights with any friends any

00:27:15.640 anyone mean to you in an interview no i haven't really felt as if anyone was mean to you because

00:27:22.260 i mean to me sorry mean to me because i feel like everyone respects me and respects my platform

00:27:26.780 when i'm interviewing them and when it comes to my friends at school i honestly i haven't really

00:27:32.800 had an argument my friends

00:27:34.940 like that's serious we had like you never had to

00:27:36.820 throw hands no of course not

00:27:38.600 but you are ready to if needed

00:27:40.400 I remember I also used

00:27:42.920 to box so I got them

00:27:44.880 hands you're from Brooklyn

00:27:46.380 come on everyone from Brooklyn knows how to

00:27:48.880 fight you can't forget that

00:27:49.940 come on we all know how to fight okay so no one's

00:27:52.780 messing with you no one's messing with me

00:27:54.440 that's amazing I was gonna ask you about the Nicki Minaj

00:27:56.980 interview because I know

00:27:58.820 that was an important one

00:28:00.800 to you one of your favorites right what what's so special about that interview um it was definitely

00:28:05.780 one of the most memorable interviews I've had I don't like to say favorites because I feel like

00:28:09.780 all the interviews I do are very inspiring and are very special in their own ways but the Nicki

00:28:14.880 Minaj interview I was I remember I was uh I think it was yeah I was at Rolling Loud and I really

00:28:21.220 wanted the interview so I walked into Miss Nicki Minaj but I think she was rushing because she

00:28:25.040 had to go somewhere I think she had like a flight to catch so she didn't she didn't see me at all

00:28:29.760 and she had to go so I was like okay I'm going to try to get this interview one way or another

00:28:34.240 so we went to powerhouse here in New York and we saw Nicki Minaj I was like oh shoot that's

00:28:39.200 Nicki Minaj come on we gotta ask her questions so my dad he got the camera ready he was just

00:28:42.560 like okay go ahead and she was on live too she was on live while we were doing the whole interview

00:28:47.560 so that was so cool and on the live you could even hear me in the back saying hey miss Nicki

00:28:53.460 Minaj can I please interview you my name is Jazzy all of that so it was a great experience I really

00:28:58.000 to enjoy it because i am a bar i am a bar i love nick and minaj i am a bar so no no cardi b

00:29:05.400 interviews coming up i love i love cardi b too so i already did cardi b i already did

00:29:10.820 so i love cardi b i love nick and minaj and i love all the interviews i did you don't do any

00:29:15.780 of the beef stuff no no i feel like that's that's corny right that's corny that doesn't make sense

00:29:20.920 i feel like having beef with another person it doesn't really it doesn't solve anything it just

00:29:26.360 creates more problems in your life it creates more stress and it does hold a lot of weight on

00:29:30.720 you and it kind of does whatever whatever is going into you you're going to spew out so energy yeah

00:29:37.640 that kind of energy that you are feeling you're going to give off to other people so a lot of

00:29:42.640 people are going to notice that change in you too so just like remember yesterday when we were doing

00:29:46.860 the interview and we were talking about how you at ksi you guys were rivals and you guys were

00:29:52.620 rivals in the boxing ring too and then you guys became you guys had a friendship you guys

00:29:57.520 somehow had a friendship on the other side of that side of that yeah and create a partnership

00:30:03.100 too to create prime shout out to prime i love you guys thank you so much for the care packages

00:30:07.120 yeah you guys always send me so many big boxes of prime oh you have a lot i have a lot but you

00:30:14.060 have a lot of siblings honestly yeah but i like taking it to school too i mean it's great for gym

00:30:19.400 class are you are you selling it at school because that's a thing i've i've heard of kids like

00:30:24.160 selling it at school for more than they buy it for no i don't sell it at school because i love

00:30:28.900 drinking it but i actually have witnessed a kid sell me prime like he had the prime stick and he

00:30:35.260 was just like hey i'll give you this blue raspberry stick for two dollars two dollars i was like no i

00:30:39.920 have my own he was just like all right i'll make it 150 whoa i was like no i'm good i have my own

00:30:45.400 And he was like, all right, you're pushing me.

00:30:46.760 50 cents.

00:30:49.100 That's a real Brooklyn Middle School activity.

00:30:51.840 No, seriously.

00:30:52.680 I have a question.

00:30:53.680 How did you know that you wanted to do this?

00:30:55.860 Like at nine years old, were you just like inquisitive about people

00:30:59.620 and wanted to make videos?

00:31:02.040 I mean, that was a part of it too.

00:31:04.080 That was a part.

00:31:04.700 That was a big part actually.

00:31:05.740 But my dad, he used to take my brothers and I to different meeting grids.

00:31:09.660 And I'm going to be honest with you guys.

00:31:11.340 I used to just tag along because it was a great way to get outside,

00:31:14.280 get out of the neighborhood.

00:31:15.400 get some free food too

00:31:17.920 we always used to go to McDonald's

00:31:19.620 get the meals over there

00:31:21.940 so it was pretty cool

00:31:22.800 I gotta know, what's your favorite meal for McDonald's?

00:31:25.960 okay, it's between

00:31:26.740 dang, that's a hard question

00:31:29.240 it's between a happy meal and a McChicken

00:31:31.840 I love McChicken

00:31:32.520 what about the breakfast?

00:31:34.680 do you like McDonald's breakfast?

00:31:35.300 I love the breakfast, I love the pancakes

00:31:37.460 I love the eggs and the bacon that they have

00:31:39.720 McDonald's breakfast is

00:31:41.940 that hash brown?

00:31:44.100 It's the greatest hash brown

00:31:46.160 Might be the best thing ever

00:31:47.100 Might be the best thing ever

00:31:48.340 It's the best

00:31:49.920 Oh seriously

00:31:50.740 Right before school too

00:31:51.780 Oh yeah

00:31:52.160 Okay okay

00:31:52.640 So yeah

00:31:53.800 You started

00:31:55.080 Filming your life

00:31:57.140 And you noticed

00:31:58.120 Like hey I'm good at this

00:31:59.240 I like it

00:31:59.820 Honestly

00:32:00.740 Well after my dad

00:32:01.940 Used to take us

00:32:02.500 To different meet and greets

00:32:03.520 I decided

00:32:04.960 Hey let's do something

00:32:06.060 Much more constructive

00:32:06.720 For that time

00:32:07.280 So

00:32:08.020 That was

00:32:09.400 I remember when I was

00:32:10.440 Nine years old

00:32:11.000 Imagine your daughter

00:32:11.760 Saying that too

00:32:12.680 Yo pops listen

00:32:13.940 i get that you want to meet puff and it was cool and all seeing him but

00:32:19.440 you know i'm nine now do you think we could do something just a little bit more constructive

00:32:23.360 with our time like if like yo imagine your daughter just said that to you and you're like 0.70

00:32:27.640 damn yo i just got checked hard bro that's great i mean it wasn't necessarily like that but

00:32:34.560 i did go up to him and i was just like hey i really want to use some channel 0.95

00:32:37.540 and during that time i remember because i was around yeah i was around eight turning nine

00:32:42.560 because my birthday's in May so yeah I was around there it was like in March and I was up to my

00:32:46.800 dad I was like hey I want a YouTube channel and that's when YouTube channels were like really

00:32:50.460 popular for little kids that's when everyone was doing like the toy review stuff you know

00:32:54.280 no beef with Ryan? No of course not I used to watch him a lot actually so yeah but I remember

00:33:00.940 when everyone was doing like the reacting stuff and all that and I was like oh shit I want to do

00:33:03.800 that I want to have my own YouTube channel I want to do something so I went up to my dad and said

00:33:07.560 hey I want to have my own YouTube channel and my dad one thing he told me is that one thing

00:33:11.720 that we're not we're going to one thing we're going to do is like be different from other kids

00:33:16.680 we're going to do something that's not similar to them we have to think outside the box we have

00:33:20.400 to be creative so i'm very inquisitive like you guys said i'm a very inquisitive kid i love asking

00:33:26.660 questions to the point where a lot of people tell me that hey it gets really annoying but no no no

00:33:31.980 no because my my siblings i asked my siblings a lot of questions when i was at that age because

00:33:36.560 i have two older siblings i was like oh what are you doing can i join can i please join so i was

00:33:40.140 very hyper and my dad was just like okay let's do something and we had a karaoke mic we had an

00:33:46.120 ipad and we whenever we went to the meet and greet we decided hey let's just interview those

00:33:52.320 who we meet and that's kind of how it started and over time that seems like he plays a big part in

00:33:58.860 this i mean he was he was behind the camera he's the producer he's the manager who edits is it him

00:34:03.620 he edits too

00:34:04.880 manager, editor, producer

00:34:07.640 and dad too of six kids

00:34:10.120 I don't know how he does it

00:34:11.280 impressive man dude, shout out to your dad

00:34:13.160 way to go dude

00:34:14.200 that comment about doing something more

00:34:16.720 constructive with our time really hit him hard

00:34:19.160 he's like y'all I'm gonna learn to edit right now

00:34:21.080 I'm gonna be a producer, I'm gonna be a manager

00:34:23.180 yeah my dad

00:34:25.040 he really does work hard and I really do appreciate

00:34:27.200 him with all of my heart

00:34:28.440 so what do you want to do now

00:34:30.820 you have a massive platform

00:34:32.920 you're 13 it will take people a lifetime to get 900 000 followers on instagram and 600 000

00:34:38.540 subscribers on youtube you're racking up the numbers and you're so young you're barely a

00:34:42.860 teenager but where do you go from here jazzy honestly i have a lot of goals uh for the future

00:34:48.140 like getting my own show you know having when it comes to having a show i want something to be fun

00:34:53.060 but also for informational so that kids can both watch something that they enjoy and can laugh at

00:34:58.540 but they can also learn something from it.

00:35:01.320 And not only that, just evolved my channel.

00:35:06.780 I think that was your dad.

00:35:08.080 Which is completely fine.

00:35:09.360 He probably has to edit or something to the line.

00:35:11.620 Can I ask you a question?

00:35:12.960 If I have a bunch of curiosities, I'm very old

00:35:17.240 and I have some curiosities about how you guys think about things.

00:35:23.100 I grew up watching something called television.

00:35:25.720 There was a station called Nickelodeon.

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00:37:02.680 Lisa, we should tell them about our new show.

00:37:06.020 Oh my God, Lexi, we have a new podcast.

00:37:08.740 It's called Don't Lie to Me.

00:37:10.140 I'm Lexi Iwano.

00:37:11.280 We're two best friends, 22 years apart, but so close at heart.

00:37:15.580 And I'm Lisa DiGiulio, the old one,

00:37:18.020 which means we have wildly different references,

00:37:20.380 occasionally different opinions,

00:37:21.400 And at this point in my 50s, I've lived it all.

00:37:24.840 I'm not going to get anywhere fighting.

00:37:27.320 That is wild.

00:37:28.740 I learned that about you today.

00:37:31.380 Now in my 30s, being the founder of New Shoes,

00:37:34.580 Good Taste is my business.

00:37:36.560 And I've always got something to say.

00:37:38.760 If men were just honest about this,

00:37:40.860 there would be so much more peace in the world.

00:37:42.740 We're going to talk about dating, relationships, beauty,

00:37:45.960 getting older and a little wiser.

00:37:47.840 We're best friends, but we don't always agree.

00:37:49.700 because you told us how accommodating you are.

00:37:52.720 Obviously, I would do what I think I could do to fight the fight,

00:37:56.100 but there's only so much fight I can fight.

00:37:58.000 Don't lie to me.

00:37:59.000 Don't lie to me.

00:38:00.240 Don't lie to me.

00:38:01.560 Don't lie to me.

00:38:02.780 Don't lie to me.

00:38:03.800 Don't lie to me. 1.00

00:38:04.620 Liar. 0.98

00:38:05.400 Listen on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, 0.98

00:38:08.520 or wherever you get your podcasts.

00:38:10.260 I don't really care.

00:38:12.420 Hi, this is Kylie Brakeman.

00:38:14.280 Angela Jaritana.

00:38:15.220 Jeremy Culhane.

00:38:15.900 Patrick McDonald.

00:38:16.560 And we're the hosts of the Artists on Artists on Artists on Artists podcast.

00:38:20.680 The Improvised Character Comedy podcast, where each week a new panel of artists discuss their craft.

00:38:26.480 Join us for a panel of wellness influencers.

00:38:29.360 What I try to do is faux journal.

00:38:32.460 I don't know.

00:38:32.820 Have you guys heard of faux journaling?

00:38:34.120 Yeah, it's reading.

00:38:35.020 It's called reading.

00:38:35.640 So we don't like to use that word anymore.

00:38:38.560 Okay.

00:38:38.900 A panel of New Yorker cartoonists.

00:38:40.860 Have you guys done Terry Gross's Peloton class?

00:38:43.720 No!

00:38:44.420 I've been dying to.

00:38:46.560 I'm so sorry. I'm seeing a reading of Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes by Audra McDonald at the Wonderland Bookstore on 14th.

00:38:54.280 That's crazy. I went to the Wonderland Bookstore yesterday, and I heard Nora Jones do a reading of Zero Dark Thirty.

00:38:59.260 No way.

00:39:00.120 We'll have to come to the last bookstore, though. Kim Cattrall is reading the guitar tabs of yesterday.

00:39:07.260 A panel of Eurovision participants.

00:39:09.340 And we do a little Halloween sometimes.

00:39:11.620 Does the Pope dress up?

00:39:12.960 He winks on Halloween.

00:39:14.600 He gets right up next to the microphone

00:39:16.540 I hear you can almost hear the eyelashes hit each other

00:39:19.880 You've never seen Italy so quiet

00:39:22.380 As when the Pope gets up to wink on Halloween

00:39:24.880 Listen to Artists on Artists on Artists on Artists

00:39:27.640 On the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts

00:39:30.200 Or wherever you get your podcasts

00:39:31.760 Doug and stuff like that

00:39:33.800 If someone came up to you today

00:39:35.620 And they were like, yo Jazz

00:39:36.980 We want to give you your own show

00:39:40.920 We're going to produce it

00:39:42.120 It's going to be like real, real pretty

00:39:43.980 You're going to have a couch to sit on you.

00:39:45.200 We're going to get you the biggest guests, right?

00:39:46.940 Right.

00:39:47.280 And it's going to go on television.

00:39:49.600 But all you have to do to get that show is you got to delete your YouTube channel.

00:39:55.480 But you get a show on television.

00:39:58.160 Like, you're going to be a big star.

00:40:01.000 They go like this, star.

00:40:03.320 Right?

00:40:03.900 What would you do?

00:40:05.640 Honestly, I feel...

00:40:06.820 Wow, that's a hard question.

00:40:09.040 I wouldn't do it.

00:40:10.220 Can't do it, Jazzy.

00:40:11.500 I wouldn't do it.

00:40:12.080 Because I have applied so much to my YouTube channel

00:40:15.220 and my YouTube channel is worth so much to me

00:40:18.560 because you can even see my first ever interview on there.

00:40:22.680 So it means so much.

00:40:24.520 And to just waste all that work,

00:40:27.500 like to delete all of that work and all of that hard work

00:40:31.160 and all of that time that I applied to it just for a show,

00:40:34.100 I wouldn't do it.

00:40:34.760 You can't, Jazzy.

00:40:35.620 I want to tell you something, all right?

00:40:38.220 Listen to this story.

00:40:39.620 I was your age.

00:40:42.080 I was 13 years old.

00:40:43.680 I had been making videos on YouTube with my brother, Jake Paul, and they weren't getting

00:40:50.040 any views.

00:40:51.100 Like, you know, the kids at school knew we made YouTube videos.

00:40:53.140 They were funny, but not like you.

00:40:54.400 Like we just we like like most people who started on YouTube, it took a while for us

00:40:59.780 to really get traction.

00:41:01.500 But we had made these videos from, you know, nine to 13.

00:41:05.180 And as you know, you even said it's like you don't like watching those videos of you when

00:41:08.740 you're younger.

00:41:09.280 Maybe it's like, I don't know, you're older now.

00:41:11.380 Yeah, you get a little bit embarrassed when you watch it,

00:41:13.560 but you know it's still pretty cool.

00:41:15.020 The one of Jake Paul riding the mountain bike

00:41:16.960 off the picnic table is still a good one.

00:41:18.820 Yeah, you know, there's still some that exist

00:41:20.980 because here's what happened, Jazzy.

00:41:22.780 I was your age.

00:41:23.660 I had these videos on YouTube,

00:41:25.060 and right around your age,

00:41:26.680 I started getting interested in girls.

00:41:31.820 I was hanging out with this girl.

00:41:35.120 Her name was Molly.

00:41:36.160 I'll never forgive you, Molly.

00:41:37.720 And we were at her house,

00:41:39.000 and I'm like, yeah, I do YouTube videos.

00:41:41.380 do you want to see and she's like yeah show me your videos and so i showed her i showed her like

00:41:45.820 a couple videos and after like 15 minutes she's like that was so lame you're that was so lame

00:41:53.900 that's like not those aren't like cool and so i was so embarrassed jazzy i was so

00:41:59.200 not in my bag i went home and without asking jake i deleted all the videos for my youtube channel

00:42:09.020 because i was so embarrassed i was like oh i'm not a kid anymore um i'm growing up to be an adult

00:42:14.660 how will any girl like me if i have these cheesy youtube videos online and i deleted all of them

00:42:19.180 so like the first wave of logan and jake paul on youtube from like ages 9 to 13 is gone and i have

00:42:27.540 two regrets in my life i don't really regret much that is one of them so you can't ever take your

00:42:35.200 channel what you've built for granted because it's so special and you're going to look back

00:42:38.700 at these moments even this interview and watch your growth in 10 15 20 years from now and the

00:42:44.000 beginning is so special such a special time in a young creator's life honestly yeah i agree with

00:42:48.900 that statement because the way that you start and the way like your come up is very important

00:42:53.600 super and deleting all of that i have uh my youtube channel has a lot of videos on it even

00:43:00.080 from when i was like yeah my first ever video when i was nine years old and being able to just delete

00:43:05.180 them make that all go away

00:43:07.000 forever, I would never, I would

00:43:08.980 never do that. Don't delete your Flamin' Hot Cheetos song

00:43:11.140 either. Okay, I won't.

00:43:13.180 No, you can't, Jazzy. You can't. I'm telling

00:43:14.980 nothing. I won't, I won't. What was

00:43:17.120 your other regret?

00:43:18.940 My other regret was buying that $90,000

00:43:20.900 couch. That Mercedes couch.

00:43:22.840 I swear. Those are the two.

00:43:25.920 $90,000?

00:43:27.240 That couch made. Yo, how stupid 1.00

00:43:29.120 is that, Jazzy? That couch launched 1.00

00:43:30.720 Airac's career. Crazy. Literally.

00:43:33.120 And then got launched out of a plane. Yeah.

00:43:34.880 couch surf been everywhere yeah so so so mainstream i asked the deleting question right

00:43:42.300 but it didn't have to be that i was just more curious about your thoughts about mainstream

00:43:45.480 because that used to us that was like big time like now it seems like if you make it on youtube

00:43:51.240 if you're the biggest youtuber in the world like mr beast for example you're the you're the biggest

00:43:55.940 it's almost like social media creators have replaced actors and and and celebrities of that

00:44:03.260 more traditional you know place so i was gonna ask you you're on social media you started social

00:44:09.640 media at a young age you see all the good things that come out of it are you aware of any of the

00:44:16.200 bad things the pitfalls of social media i do yeah i am i'm actually very aware i mean honestly when

00:44:23.140 it comes to well the least bad thing i guess would say i mean i don't really focus on comments but

00:44:30.120 the haters too

00:44:30.920 when it comes to comments

00:44:32.780 I like responding

00:44:33.300 to the good ones

00:44:34.000 the ones that like

00:44:34.640 complimented

00:44:35.440 the ones that are just like

00:44:37.380 oh you did a great job Jazzy

00:44:38.760 and I love the ones

00:44:40.080 I love those

00:44:40.960 the comments

00:44:41.820 where they write

00:44:42.240 a whole paragraph

00:44:43.000 just saying

00:44:44.040 oh you're so great

00:44:44.600 I love this interview

00:44:45.200 and explain why they loved it

00:44:46.460 I love those ones

00:44:47.260 thank you so much

00:44:47.900 to all my fans out there

00:44:48.720 I really do appreciate y'all

00:44:49.700 but the haters

00:44:51.100 I don't really like

00:44:51.860 responding to them

00:44:52.540 but that's one thing

00:44:53.580 I know that

00:44:54.040 that's a downfall too

00:44:55.120 you got haters?

00:44:57.160 yeah

00:44:57.380 there's a lot of people

00:44:58.960 that just hate for no

00:45:00.040 What can they possibly say I don't know I mean I have energy I interview so many cool people I'm cool

00:45:07.180 So they can't be the same haters so like oh dude like no my haters are like real

00:45:13.180 Real obese like 40 year old. I feel like that same obese 40 year old is probably no

00:45:18.880 For sure. No, where are these people who who are these people?

00:45:23.080 Dude, have you ever left a negative comment on any?

00:45:25.920 No, never in my life

00:45:28.080 I leave a lot of positive comments

00:45:30.180 I put hearts on people's stuff

00:45:31.660 I love doing stuff like that

00:45:34.340 But I've never

00:45:35.240 I think it's a breed

00:45:37.480 It's a special breed

00:45:39.400 Like Wagyu

00:45:40.460 But as humans

00:45:42.080 No, the opposite of Wagyu

00:45:46.200 As humans 0.77

00:45:46.800 Like some leftover

00:45:49.840 Like grade D American USDA

00:45:52.180 Like it's like the fat off

00:45:54.040 From Sam's clothes

00:45:55.780 like four day old ground beef

00:45:59.180 the kind that's like not brown it's gray

00:46:01.320 have you ever seen that before

00:46:02.960 when you're in the fridge and your mom's like

00:46:04.640 oh I'm cooking up some tacos

00:46:06.100 it's gray

00:46:07.560 it's not brown it's not red

00:46:09.820 it's not pink it's gray

00:46:11.600 it's the color of the sky on a dark day

00:46:13.400 yeah no ma I don't want those tacos

00:46:14.800 I'll just have some cereal

00:46:16.400 eat cereal

00:46:16.960 I love cereal especially

00:46:18.500 I love eating cereal at night

00:46:21.000 I don't know why that's a great midnight snack

00:46:22.680 what's your favorite cereal

00:46:23.740 okay wait don't careful because there's some semi good answers here then there's one answer that if

00:46:33.620 you say it right now you already have my respect so nothing will happen like tremendously but i'll

00:46:39.800 literally go through the roof of this establishment which is legacy which is a a establishment here uh

00:46:47.080 by the way it is legacy barn grill at moxie times square uh legacy uh and by the way they've

00:46:54.500 unlimited ribeye and fries and salad for only 45 bucks imagine you brought your girlfriend

00:46:59.120 to dinner and you don't even tell her about it you're just like dude girl eat as much steak as

00:47:04.360 you want as much salad as you want as much fries as you want i got it yeah but you don't tell her

00:47:10.000 It's all for $45 here at Legacy at the Moxie.

00:47:13.600 It's great.

00:47:14.280 Nice bargain.

00:47:16.500 Favorite cereal.

00:47:17.880 Dude, important answer.

00:47:18.960 Okay, I have three.

00:47:20.080 I'm going to give you three, okay?

00:47:20.960 I hope even if one of them is right.

00:47:23.280 All right.

00:47:25.120 I'm 13, technically a teenager, but I love tricks.

00:47:29.660 Okay, okay.

00:47:30.380 That makes sense.

00:47:31.240 That makes sense.

00:47:32.000 That makes sense.

00:47:32.660 For that age group.

00:47:34.400 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:47:35.680 Yup, yup.

00:47:37.100 I love cinnamon toast.

00:47:38.160 Let's go.

00:47:38.960 Let's go. 0.96

00:47:40.000 Get the roof off 0.96

00:47:42.380 Make it a convertible restaurant

00:47:44.920 Wow

00:47:45.880 You got it

00:47:47.700 I was going to say Lucky John's next

00:47:49.280 CTC for adults especially

00:47:52.760 It exists in a tier that you can't reach

00:47:55.280 With other cereals

00:47:56.180 But not only is it good with milk

00:47:58.860 It's good by itself

00:48:00.080 If I don't have any lunch to take to school

00:48:02.900 I just put Cinnamon Toast Crunch in a Ziploc bag

00:48:05.160 And I go to school

00:48:05.840 It's an amazing snack

00:48:08.220 heck you can eat it for dinner lunch in the morning for breakfast it doesn't matter what

00:48:12.260 about the milk that's left over in the bowl after like like no i love drinking it no no but the

00:48:18.440 thing is that after bowl one like you know those ones that one cinnamon toast crunch that has so

00:48:23.600 much cinnamon and it like makes it but the thing is that i love drinking the milk it's just that

00:48:28.760 sometimes it gets like to the back of my throat the actual like part of the cinnamon i don't really

00:48:33.740 like that part so i don't really drink it like that often but overall it gains my respect i love

00:48:39.220 cinnamon toast crunch has my respect do you get to do kids stuff like are you do you play outside

00:48:47.260 throwing a ball yeah actually just that one thing throwing a ball yeah yeah i like to play

00:48:56.100 i play a lot of sports with my siblings i like to play football soccer basketball too i'm not the

00:49:02.160 greatest at it but it's still pretty fun to play i like playing sports at school too i hang out with

00:49:07.520 my friends outside i'm a regular kid if you really think about it it's not what i do it doesn't feel

00:49:14.480 like work it feels more so like a hobby like it feels like a feels like a sport because you know

00:49:20.580 like when you're a kid and you play soccer on like a team so like you have that on like the weekends

00:49:25.300 or like the weekdays it's scheduled that's how i feel i feel like it's a hobby for me because it's

00:49:29.360 really fun i love what i do um i get to i get to speak to some of the industry's biggest stars

00:49:37.020 and i get to hold conversations with them so it's like a win-win for me i love what i do

00:49:43.060 but i also have a chance to go outside i have a dog now what kind of dog uh french bulldog

00:49:49.660 blue ivy yeah he's great that's after pablo his name is pablo pablo pablo yep he's so cute i love

00:49:57.880 but yeah i go outside with him almost every day i play catch with him i play fetch he loves

00:50:03.860 not giving me back the ball oh yeah we'll work on that yeah do you notice that any of your uh

00:50:11.040 friends ever don't come out to play because they're they're like oh i'm gonna just watch a

00:50:17.460 show or i'm or they're on the ipad and they're just watching youtube videos do you have any

00:50:21.840 friends that are like scroll locked even at your age where they're just always on social media and

00:50:25.560 they're not out as much yeah i actually have two friends that are definitely socially locked i mean

00:50:31.700 they both i mean they're both really introverted so either way they don't really like they're not

00:50:38.340 very they're very soft-spoken they're not very loud so a lot of times i have to like really go

00:50:44.000 like huh but what'd you say huh so they're really soft-spoken and they're really cool friends it's

00:50:49.640 just that sometimes they don't like going outside to like the park and they like staying inside

00:50:54.340 going on tiktok instagram youtube so i don't really i'm not judging them though because

00:50:59.040 going online is fun too i just feel like going outside you still need that sunlight you can't

00:51:04.540 be up in the dark all day so it's very important is that a normal thought for kids your age to have

00:51:10.920 though because i feel like i don't know so it's actually really interesting to to talk to someone

00:51:16.420 your age but it are kids your age glued to their phones and are kids your age conscious of the

00:51:24.000 damage that it can potentially do to constantly

00:51:26.100 be locked into this device

00:51:27.660 um yes I

00:51:29.560 I can't speak for all kids

00:51:31.980 but I know I am

00:51:33.560 at times I can be

00:51:35.980 glued to my phone because

00:51:37.840 of social media also because

00:51:39.840 there's like a lot of fun like memes

00:51:41.400 it's all great right

00:51:43.840 but I also know

00:51:45.960 hey I need to take at least like an hour away from it

00:51:48.000 because like this can really

00:51:49.520 first of all the light

00:51:52.020 is not good for your eyes

00:51:53.340 and i'm basically what i have contacts on right now so you weren't contacts yeah i have contacts

00:51:59.340 on right now wearing my cardia so yeah i'm basically blind at this point

00:52:03.920 so i'm basically blind at this point but um i know that's not very great for you because that

00:52:11.460 can cause addictions and i feel like in my school especially there's uh for our english class we had

00:52:19.220 to write we had to do projects but the project was our phones good or bad for you so i felt like

00:52:25.420 that was really stuffed out our throat that they're not good for you what was your answer to

00:52:29.500 that my for my project yeah i put that phones i put it that i'm right in the middle between good

00:52:37.200 and bad yeah yeah because that's probably the answer those can be good because they're great

00:52:41.040 for emergency purposes they're good for let's say informational it's the greatest tool in the

00:52:45.800 history of humanity seriously and worse and true and worse because one thing that my teacher

00:52:51.440 actually told me in my english class one of my teachers she told me that when you especially

00:52:57.400 with computers and laptops and and with ipads tablets whatever even with the phone you're not

00:53:02.700 supposed to put it on your lap because that radiation the radiation from oh come on what's

00:53:07.460 your teacher's name you sure i can say no yeah no but that is no but that is there are real

00:53:14.340 physical concerns in the same way like people weren't supposed to stand in front of the microwave

00:53:17.580 yeah but mikey it's 2020 no no no no no no i get that but but when we when we talk about it we don't

00:53:23.180 mean as much the the the well at least i don't the the physical concerns there's a lot of innate

00:53:29.460 uh issues with with the phone and with social media and how it affects your attention span

00:53:34.640 how it affects your ability to have eye contact have real meaningful conversation with another

00:53:39.020 human um you you obviously haven't experienced this yet but what it does what it does to relate

00:53:44.420 people in relationships having you know seeing constant options 24 7 there's a million uh issues

00:53:51.400 these these phones provide good they help you get from place to place they give you information most

00:53:57.240 of which you don't need to be completely like i don't really need to know what the most prevalent

00:54:01.420 bug is in south america but i do know it because yeah it's there's that bug guy yeah there's a bug

00:54:06.760 guy on tiktok you know what i'm saying so you'll you'll start to learn and i just i'm always very

00:54:12.020 scared for the younger generation because these phones have really took over and i think that i

00:54:18.600 think that me and me and him uh me and logan slightly differ on this but i i lean more towards

00:54:25.700 them being a a problem and he's slightly more towards them being a solution but i i i would

00:54:32.360 I think I can tell that you already know

00:54:35.180 that you have to be a little bit mindful

00:54:36.540 of how much time you spend on it.

00:54:38.100 Yeah, I mean, that's key.

00:54:40.340 You have to really be mindful about

00:54:42.300 not only what, like, the time that you spend on it,

00:54:45.320 but also the problems that can happen on social media.

00:54:48.760 Not only talk about physical problems

00:54:50.260 like touch-a-span or, like, eyesight either,

00:54:53.280 but more so, like,

00:54:54.760 how it can really affect your mental health.

00:54:57.360 Because if you're glued to a phone all day,

00:54:59.440 You're not able to go outside and make friends.

00:55:02.820 You're not able to go outside and have actual conversations with those and with those around you and from people who are from neighborhoods similar to where you're from.

00:55:11.980 And you're not able to actually relate to other people's either problems or other people just in general.

00:55:19.380 So you're not able to hold those kinds of conversations.

00:55:24.600 Little Cinnamon Toast Crunch got there.

00:55:27.200 Yep, that's Cereal in the morning. It got me again.

00:55:29.440 but seriously yeah it's a it's not necessarily i'm right in the middle between it being a

00:55:35.900 problem but also being it being a pretty good thing because it's able to form careers i i made

00:55:43.180 a career for real yeah i mean same same that's why it's it's so hard for me to speak out against

00:55:47.700 it because i'm it's the thing that's making me right i mean money and paying for everything

00:55:51.720 where would we be i would more than i could just be outside i'd be at love sack selling bean bag

00:55:56.200 chairs to be honest with you which was which was fantastic too but but they're very comfy even even

00:56:01.900 one other last thing on it is and and maybe this is important for you too but one of the main things

00:56:08.300 that we've lost with these having these in our hands and having access to so many interesting

00:56:12.320 facts and just stuff at our fingertips is uh is boredom boredom people always have looked at with

00:56:20.140 a with a negative light i'm so bored i'm so bored boredom has produced all most all of the greatest

00:56:28.600 ideas that have ever come out of the world right like you're just sitting on your couch or looking

00:56:33.760 at the ceiling you're thinking this replaces thinking you no longer have to problem solve

00:56:39.300 you no longer have to say how do i deduce this answer how do i figure this out because it's right

00:56:43.580 here you no longer have to think so my my fear is that this stunts are thinking so much that we're

00:56:48.900 no longer dreaming we're no longer thinking of solutions to complex problems that the world has

00:56:54.440 because we're we're we're stuck in this scroll lock of just thing after thing a school bully

00:56:59.820 shooting this thing that happened what happened cardi b today blah blah blah and we're not saying 0.78

00:57:04.920 to ourselves like yo what if we oh damn that's been a real issue that's affecting the marketplace

00:57:09.060 how do we how do we solve that so i think that i think that lack of boredom is is uh is an issue 0.93

00:57:16.180 and then obviously converse to that

00:57:18.020 it sometimes provides inspiration

00:57:20.160 that then leads to things

00:57:21.880 but I think that lack of boredom scares me

00:57:24.040 a little bit too. Same here yeah

00:57:25.700 I agree with that statement. I'm gonna ask you some

00:57:28.040 tough questions. Go ahead. And I'm gonna ask

00:57:30.200 you these because I feel like you have the answers

00:57:32.340 You're 13 years old

00:57:35.600 Gotta have the answers. Who built the pyramids?

00:57:39.240 Didn't the Egyptians 0.99

00:57:39.960 build the pyramids? 0.98

00:57:41.460 Well you know that's what they say

00:57:43.540 What is gravity?

00:57:46.180 gravity isn't yeah gravity that's that's uh that's the gravity is a way for us to that that's the

00:57:54.980 only way that we are able to walk on the ground that's the only way that we're able to breathe

00:57:58.660 the air that we breathe that's the only way that we're not floating up in the air right now and

00:58:02.520 doing a moonwalk in the middle right there literally right up in there so that's the only

00:58:08.200 reason that gravity is here what's the greatest problem uh that your generation is going to face

00:58:15.440 in your lifetime i don't know i guess we'll uh we'll figure that out when the time comes

00:58:20.320 do you are is your generation mad at my generation for screwing everything up

00:58:26.340 i feel like i can't speak for my entire generation but she's like but i am me personally

00:58:33.460 but i feel like environment environmentally there has been a lot of generations before us

00:58:40.800 that have really screwed a lot of things up

00:58:43.700 when it came to even the ocean environment itself,

00:58:49.160 anything really.

00:58:50.860 But I feel like we're going to be able to get past it,

00:58:53.220 overcome it, and just have a positive mindset.

00:58:57.620 Dinosaurs.

00:59:00.060 I love dinosaurs.

00:59:01.180 Me too.

00:59:02.580 You got a favorite?

00:59:04.860 I like the T-Rex.

00:59:05.780 How could you not?

00:59:07.100 I thought you were going to say Stegosaurus.

00:59:10.000 Stegosaurus too.

00:59:10.560 I guess. I like

00:59:11.520 T-Rex better. I like the arms. I just like

00:59:14.580 how they're like this. They can't do push-ups. They can't. 0.99

00:59:16.960 Do you want to

00:59:18.800 ask those

00:59:19.620 Logan Paul questions? I'm a bit

00:59:22.760 weary about the fact that you have

00:59:24.060 what equates to a manifesto

00:59:27.000 there. And I would not like to see

00:59:28.760 you walk out without getting through some

00:59:30.700 of those today. Well, honestly,

00:59:32.600 I just wanted to bring this up.

00:59:34.360 Mr. Logan Paul. Yes.

00:59:36.920 I know that you are

00:59:38.680 not only a YouTuber,

00:59:40.560 But boxer and WWE superstar.

00:59:43.900 So, what were you thinking to fight Floyd Mayweather?

00:59:49.280 No, no, seriously.

00:59:50.720 He's undefeated.

00:59:52.660 He has destroyed almost everyone that he has gone up against.

00:59:56.640 But you had the confidence, the dedication, and you motivated yourself to say,

01:00:01.240 hey, why not?

01:00:02.220 Let me just go fight him.

01:00:03.140 Why not?

01:00:03.740 Right?

01:00:04.120 So, why?

01:00:06.460 Just why?

01:00:07.580 It's a great question, Jazzy.

01:00:09.060 uh well i want to start this answer by saying i couldn't have done it without my support team

01:00:14.520 my support system was strong including him everyone in this room and i had a lot of people

01:00:20.700 reach out when i announced the fight and tell me you're gonna win you're gonna figure this out like

01:00:26.080 you're you're you're the guy that can do the impossible you can do this and so yeah he didn't

01:00:32.540 i said you could fight but i had i had a lot of people tell me that i could do it and so i started

01:00:38.820 to to really believe in myself but more importantly i knew that if i was able to fight

01:00:47.160 floyd mayweather and not get knocked out it would change the course of my life forever forever like

01:00:53.460 you you gotta respect someone who survives and weathers and even like puts the greatest boxer

01:00:58.420 of all time on his highlight reel like i i i knew that i had a crazy opportunity and it was high

01:01:05.800 risk high reward and it paid off also i got some screws loose jazzy i guess i'm not i'm not 100

01:01:12.100 there you know there's a fun saying i like we're all here because we're not all there

01:01:17.980 and that describes my friend group pretty perfectly but yeah no jazzy you you take those

01:01:24.460 risks in your life and and you have that confidence that you described in yourself

01:01:28.000 and sometimes they really pay off unwavering conviction in thyself oh i love that yeah yeah

01:01:34.920 And, you know, you had that confidence in yourself and you believed in yourself.

01:01:38.200 And it worked.

01:01:38.860 And it worked.

01:01:39.500 Guess what happened after I fought Floyd Mayweather?

01:01:41.900 What?

01:01:42.500 I got signed to the WWE.

01:01:44.520 I met the love of my life.

01:01:46.480 And I got a multi-billion dollar hydration company.

01:01:49.160 Drink Prime.

01:01:49.920 Exactly.

01:01:50.780 All because of that.

01:01:52.440 All because of Floyd Mayweather.

01:01:55.060 Shouts out to Floyd Mayweather.

01:01:56.240 Yeah, pay me my money.

01:01:59.540 He owes me 1.5 mil.

01:02:00.740 Tell him.

01:02:01.380 No, stay out of it.

01:02:02.120 Stay out of it.

01:02:02.540 so um i wanted to know how did you i mean of course we we were talking about how you know

01:02:10.520 you started youtube channel from 1913 with mr jake paul yeah so i wanted to know how was that

01:02:15.440 like like how did you what made you decide to become a youtuber like how was that come up for

01:02:20.740 you you know it's so funny jesse when i started making videos that happened to be on this new

01:02:26.600 platform called youtube youtuber wasn't a thing right like i i i don't know why but as a kid even

01:02:35.980 i understood that the ability to make a piece of media and share it to the world instantly was like

01:02:42.800 the most magical thing i think humans had like done at the time it's i understood at a young

01:02:48.800 age that whatever phenomenon was happening with media and connectivity in the world was a big

01:02:54.300 deal and i needed to do it i needed to do it it felt for me like a way to to be significant for

01:03:03.280 the stuff i love to do crazy fun kid like making videos like telling stories do you guys want to

01:03:10.040 see my stories i'll post them online for you to judge and make mean comments about but eventually

01:03:15.600 but eventually people started catching on and watching and and it worked like i think

01:03:23.180 young people should take advantage of the technological developments that are happening

01:03:27.900 at the time like for your generation i'm gonna say it ai are you are you are your peers at all

01:03:38.720 ai focused about ai artificial intelligence are any of your peers artificial intelligence

01:03:46.200 I don't think so.

01:03:47.800 How could you know for sure?

01:03:48.920 We got to look into it.

01:03:49.700 We got to look into that, yeah.

01:03:51.100 But honestly, I feel like AI, it's nothing like really crazy for me.

01:03:56.100 I mean, one thing that I really like, the first, not necessarily the first, but one

01:04:03.000 thing that I find hilarious about it is how people are able to make songs.

01:04:07.380 I saw a song of Drake singing Ice Spice.

01:04:10.160 Yeah.

01:04:11.020 So yeah, definitely AI is very interesting.

01:04:14.880 but did you see interesting things did you see ice spice but also president obama together as one

01:04:21.220 i did see that person they made that yeah i've never seen that yeah it's getting funky out there

01:04:26.340 jazzy we're not going to be able to tell what's real and what's fake and what's artificial and

01:04:30.740 what's not i think that's going to be a a pivot point for your generation as well as like you

01:04:37.380 you should your generation should use the tools that are going to shape the next 50 to 100 years

01:04:44.580 And I think that's one of them

01:04:45.780 But also be aware

01:04:46.980 When they start to get too smart

01:04:50.340 And what I mean by that Jazzy is

01:04:52.380 An event called

01:04:54.680 The singularity

01:04:55.520 At some point AI is gonna

01:04:57.720 Basically morph into what's called

01:05:00.280 SI

01:05:00.740 And I guess my question for you is

01:05:03.360 Are you at all worried about

01:05:05.020 Super intelligent lifelike computers

01:05:07.580 Destroying civilization

01:05:08.660 Honestly

01:05:11.460 I haven't

01:05:12.940 of course there are like movies and stuff like that about it but i haven't necessarily like

01:05:17.620 really sat down and thought about it because it never really seemed like a like a thought that

01:05:23.140 i would have i mean why would it be but right but honestly like in the future i feel like it

01:05:28.620 probably is gonna happen i mean seeing how fast artificial intelligence is really i mean remember

01:05:33.100 that one time that um forgot what it was called but one of the one of the robots the artificial

01:05:38.280 So the AI robots that they made started speaking in some kind of like weird language to another robot.

01:05:43.820 And then they were like, oh, no, we got to shut this off.

01:05:45.680 And the robots started talking.

01:05:47.080 Yeah, yeah.

01:05:48.080 They were like, oh, no, we got to shut this off.

01:05:49.820 So I don't know.

01:05:50.780 Possibly something like that could happen in the future.

01:05:52.520 We never know.

01:05:53.520 Heck, I don't know.

01:05:54.240 They're probably talking about like, oh, we should, I don't know, do everything to all the humans. 0.96

01:05:59.880 Make them go away.

01:06:00.520 So I don't know.

01:06:00.940 Do you have a solution?

01:06:02.160 Like, would you happen to have a solution?

01:06:04.140 Or would you just want to talk to them?

01:06:06.040 like if you found out today oh wow like these robots have garnered access to the nuclear codes

01:06:12.060 like what are you doing in that scenario um i mean that's a very that's a very hard question i don't

01:06:18.380 feel like i i would have an impact on it but hmm possibly just i don't know probably just talk to

01:06:26.860 them about it just have a chat you just have a chat about it i feel like they would be receptive

01:06:31.320 to you yeah for sure for sure possibly for sure but if they're like if they're like robots like

01:06:35.500 actual mechanical robots

01:06:36.560 you just gotta pour water on them

01:06:38.060 because like you know how

01:06:43.920 you know how

01:06:44.880 people say that if you pour water

01:06:46.580 on your phone

01:06:47.240 then you gotta put it in rice

01:06:48.340 in order to fix it

01:06:49.120 because it breaks

01:06:49.860 so what if it's something like that

01:06:51.260 okay

01:06:51.620 fantastic

01:06:53.660 what if the robots

01:06:55.600 are then smart enough

01:06:56.640 to put themselves

01:06:57.600 in giant buckets of rice

01:06:59.340 then we got ourselves a problem

01:07:02.340 we got a problem

01:07:03.040 we got a problem

01:07:04.500 with these rice robots 1.00

01:07:05.280 Rice robots walking around

01:07:07.120 Elon Musk

01:07:09.060 Elon Musk

01:07:09.900 Do you want to interview him?

01:07:11.120 I would love to interview Mr. Elon Musk

01:07:13.140 That would be an amazing interview

01:07:15.620 Mr. Elon Musk if you're watching this

01:07:17.640 I really need my interview please

01:07:19.600 Also I need an interview with a lot of people

01:07:21.540 Drake, Rihanna, Beyonce

01:07:23.340 You upset Elon you should have gone a little bit further

01:07:25.680 You gotta kind of stoke his ego a little bit

01:07:28.400 Tell him you like the Cybertruck

01:07:30.280 I love your Cybertruck

01:07:32.100 And I love Tesla too

01:07:33.080 Let's go.

01:07:33.740 Oh, okay.

01:07:35.040 Elon, if you're watching this,

01:07:37.440 you're not.

01:07:37.900 But if you are watching this,

01:07:39.960 you should have a person from the youth,

01:07:42.780 you know, person that represents the youth

01:07:44.640 do an interview with you.

01:07:45.960 I think it would be cool to see what she's interested.

01:07:48.880 Like, okay, question for you.

01:07:50.340 Yes.

01:07:51.700 Elon has a nano chip

01:07:54.840 that he's implanting into people's,

01:07:57.160 what's it called again?

01:07:57.840 Neuralink.

01:07:58.280 Neuralink, sorry.

01:07:59.560 Well, I'm old.

01:08:00.180 I need Neuralink.

01:08:01.680 He wants to find a human subject, okay, to implant this tiny microchip in

01:08:07.660 that could potentially even save you in the future.

01:08:10.560 It can mark genetic deficiencies.

01:08:13.180 It can predict diseases that may come in the future.

01:08:17.020 You getting the nanolink?

01:08:18.720 No, Neuralink?

01:08:19.860 Sorry, I'm old.

01:08:21.580 I mean, that's a tough subject to speak on

01:08:24.860 because I don't know what I'm going to do in the future.

01:08:28.540 That's fair.

01:08:29.180 Possibly.

01:08:29.620 I don't have an answer for you on that one

01:08:31.900 Yeah, that's fair 1.00

01:08:32.360 Honestly, stupid question 0.98

01:08:34.820 I'm sorry about that 1.00

01:08:37.640 There's no stupid questions 0.98

01:08:39.100 Honestly, there's no stupid questions 1.00

01:08:41.000 You don't need the Neuralink 0.99

01:08:42.800 Because you got it going on

01:08:44.060 But there's going to be some people

01:08:45.360 Get the Neuralink

01:08:47.660 I'm old

01:08:48.760 Would you go to space tomorrow if you had the opportunity?

01:08:54.000 That was a drumroll

01:08:55.200 Seriously

01:08:56.460 Depending on where

01:08:58.320 where i'm going because i mean i would because that's a new that's a new experience plus

01:09:05.760 um remember i don't know if you guys know this but they said uh one of the rovers to mars and

01:09:12.560 they said that it detected some type of life on mars so i think i'll be able i think i would

01:09:17.380 like to like experience that but when i was young i really wanted to be an astronaut so you never

01:09:22.600 how could you not exactly i feel like that's a lot of dreams that a lot of kids have it should

01:09:27.000 be i mean it was a dream for us when we were younger i don't know if i didn't know if it still

01:09:30.320 existed like i i don't know if people are like no i want to be a tick tocker you know what i'm

01:09:35.120 saying i don't i don't know i'm not really sure you like tick tock i like tick tock yeah i mean

01:09:40.000 a lot of i have a lot of followers on tick tock and i feel like it's funny it's a great place

01:09:44.400 for comedy but also for informational purposes too you know for cooking too i've learned a lot

01:09:49.720 of recipes i learned how to make fried mac and cheese balls off of it so it's a lot that you

01:09:54.180 can do you're out there cooking as well yep jazzy what can't you do i have no idea you know what i

01:09:59.980 can do whatever i put my mind to it and you guys too and you guys too wow

01:10:04.180 a small it's ironic the irony of a small shack story you got a shack story uh yeah i do so

01:10:15.020 you remember when i was talking about when uh my dad used to take me and my brothers to go do

01:10:20.420 meet and greets so my brothers were just like oh I really want something signed I want like this

01:10:25.880 picture signed by Shaq and we went to um we went to where Shaq was in and and my brothers they saw

01:10:32.980 Shaq and Mr. Shaq he was just they ran up to Mr. Shaq and my brother David he's 12 years old I'm

01:10:38.640 13 we're like one year apart so he ran up to him he was like Mr. Shaq can you please sign my pictures

01:10:43.240 and he was like really talking he was talking really fast he was really excited and Mr. Shaq

01:10:46.400 was like hey wait for the lady ladies first you have to remember that so my my brother David he

01:10:51.860 was just like okay so that I went first I got my stepson we all took a picture and it was cool

01:10:55.520 so um I interviewed Shaq and I told him hey remember when you told my brothers hey ladies

01:11:02.100 first and that was a really great experience thank you so much for letting my brothers know that

01:11:05.660 and we were just basically talking about that moment and asked him some questions about it too

01:11:09.920 and then he brought up that we had with that we made a bet and we made a bet I think it was about

01:11:15.660 someone yeah he was like oh you have to make sure that you get good grades and he said that he

01:11:20.060 failed that so he owned me and honestly i'm gonna be honest with you guys during that moment during

01:11:25.940 that interview i kind of forgot the bet but then my brother david was just like good grades good

01:11:31.460 grades i'm like oh that one he was like and i was like oh yeah i remember the bet and he he's just

01:11:37.980 like oh yeah i lost and he gave me 500 cash on the spot 500 cash shack gave you 500 bucks yes and

01:11:46.800 that's like pocket change for him what did it mean to you it meant a lot and um i got it i put in my

01:11:54.440 savings account what are you doing with that what are you doing with the yeah what are you gonna do

01:11:58.760 with all that savings well use it for the future either you know when i go to college use it for

01:12:04.500 college for tuition or books or whatever i need and i don't really know or get myself like a nice

01:12:11.100 apartment with it i don't know so you're saving money saving my money you have to be smart about

01:12:15.440 where you spend your money like you told me yesterday and um it's very important to do that

01:12:21.980 too you know saving your money it's a very important thing too for sure but you know what

01:12:25.400 you told me yesterday as well what you bought a chain yeah i bought my first chain you bought a

01:12:29.900 chain i bought a chain yesterday you falling out yeah uh i i'm very excited to finally wear the

01:12:36.940 chain i'm very super super duper excited because honestly i i'm a pretty cheap person did you

01:12:43.580 said that yesterday as well yeah i'm a pretty cheap person i don't really i don't really like

01:12:47.840 spending money on things but i felt like i kind of deserved it jazz let me let me tell you this

01:12:53.060 really quick when you shine like you do you don't need to add shine does that make sense

01:12:59.100 A lot of people buy real nice stuff

01:13:01.200 You'll notice this as you get older

01:13:02.400 A lot of people buy real nice stuff

01:13:04.640 Real expensive watches, real expensive chains

01:13:07.220 Crazy cars

01:13:08.100 To cover up the fact that they're kind of not shiny

01:13:11.380 You're already shining

01:13:13.120 You know what I'm saying?

01:13:14.180 Your energy is shining

01:13:15.320 You walk in the room, everybody starts smiling

01:13:17.440 You don't need to even put all that stuff on you

01:13:19.720 You just gotta be smart with your money

01:13:21.060 That's it

01:13:22.180 Like Mr. Logan Paul told me yesterday, you gotta be smart

01:13:24.280 You gotta save your money, so thank you so much for that

01:13:26.080 And to continue the Shaq story, yeah, we interviewed him

01:13:28.740 and then he dm'd my dad and he was just like hey i would love to buy you guys some camera equipment

01:13:36.680 and my dad my dad he just bought a new camera for us so he was just like oh no we just bought a new

01:13:42.580 camera so we're good and i mean he kind of he he was just like oh yeah i don't really we already

01:13:49.600 bought a camera so we don't really need another one and then i think it was around a couple months

01:13:54.220 later my dad was speaking to uh his friend who's also a cameraman and one of my uncles and he was 0.96

01:14:00.740 just like oh you are so so so so so so dumb for that why would you why would you not accept the 0.95

01:14:08.740 offer he's giving you cameras for free of course you have to go get the cameras because that's a 0.99

01:14:12.960 great opportunity for you to improve your camera quality so but then he was just like okay then

01:14:18.000 so mr shack was just like okay meet me at a camera store in new york so what's a camera store and i

01:14:23.840 I brought two of my siblings to go with me, and it was a very great experience.

01:14:30.620 Wait, Shaq went to the camera store with you?

01:14:33.620 He met us at the camera store.

01:14:35.020 And bought you a camera?

01:14:36.420 He bought us a camera, and then he looked at it.

01:14:38.540 He bought us a camera, and he bought us a bag.

01:14:41.520 Then he looked at it.

01:14:42.460 He looked at the...

01:14:43.680 You got to do more, bro.

01:14:44.940 Shaq's great.

01:14:45.420 You got to do more.

01:14:45.900 That's crazy.

01:14:46.920 None of it was filmed, right?

01:14:49.260 No, not that part, but we did film one.

01:14:52.220 I gave him a surprise, though.

01:14:55.220 I gave him, well, my uncle was there with me, too.

01:14:58.520 My other uncle, who, he's a barber.

01:15:01.840 But he also makes, he makes art out of tape.

01:15:07.840 Tape barber art?

01:15:10.720 Tape barber art.

01:15:12.740 Well, I guess you could say that, but he made a portrait of Mr. Stack's father.

01:15:18.820 Cool.

01:15:19.180 so he made a portrait of it and he and we gave it to him and Mr. Shaq he loved it and after he

01:15:25.900 bought us the camera and the bag he looked at the price of everything he was just like

01:15:29.580 that's it I'm and my dad he's just like oh come on Shaq that's it come on come on don't do that

01:15:36.700 and Mr. Shaq he was just like uh okay uh get one more of those one more of that and then my little

01:15:42.420 brother Halston he was just like oh you're getting them stuff okay can I please have another can I

01:15:46.900 please have a camera too so he got one of the old like 2006 cameras from the the used pile so he

01:15:52.720 was just like hey can I please get this and he Mr. Shaq was just like okay put it on the table so

01:15:57.200 he bought everything and he was carrying my one-year-old brother with him all around the

01:16:01.980 store like it was nothing so it was a hilarious moment he is super nice that's uncle Shaq right

01:16:08.360 there that is my uncle Shaq right there damn so many people believe in you Jazzy it's like that's

01:16:13.740 so cool everyone wants to support you yeah thank you of course you do have such a bright future

01:16:18.200 ahead of you and uh i i i'm honored i'm honored you joined us on the show today and i'll just say

01:16:25.480 logan is actually going to be making a small donation to today for your future thank you so

01:16:32.100 much you know what yep he's gonna be he's gonna be uh he's working on what that is right now but

01:16:38.620 By the end of the show, it'll be figured out

01:16:40.380 and it will be transferred to via

01:16:42.400 ACH. Wow, I'm very

01:16:44.580 excited for that. Wow, thank you so much.

01:16:46.200 Yeah, just send me your lawn and swift

01:16:48.080 wire. Or BIC, if it's BIC.

01:16:50.600 If it's international. I don't know,

01:16:52.380 but you gotta ask my dad about that. No problem.

01:16:54.000 Also, shout out to the dad. Shout out to my dad.

01:16:56.340 Applause. Incredible.

01:16:58.120 Being good parents hard nowadays, and you've

01:17:00.520 raised a stellar human.

01:17:02.000 I met your other son as well, the one,

01:17:04.140 and he was fantastic as well.

01:17:05.700 He goes, I go,

01:17:07.400 do you think you're maybe a little bit of a cry baby

01:17:09.920 sometimes he goes yeah

01:17:10.920 he's very honest you have great kids

01:17:13.880 you've done a great job Jazzy

01:17:15.160 best of luck in life

01:17:17.740 you're going to keep crushing it keep inspiring

01:17:19.740 you're like literally changing a generation

01:17:21.740 and kids your age are going to need kids like

01:17:23.980 you to continue shining

01:17:25.660 because the world isn't always

01:17:27.800 a happy place but when you have Jazzy it is

01:17:29.860 seriously and

01:17:31.380 before I go before we all go

01:17:33.820 is there any

01:17:35.740 advice you know what

01:17:36.800 can you please show some words of motivation

01:17:39.200 to everyone watching your show

01:17:40.880 oh

01:17:41.300 dang she said this on her show yesterday

01:17:44.780 and I gave a pretty good answer but I'm

01:17:46.900 gonna switch it up cause I got more than one piece

01:17:49.040 of advice yeah like do you have any advice for kids

01:17:51.000 who are watching the show

01:17:51.820 hmm

01:17:52.920 here it is kids

01:17:55.500 like Jazzy

01:17:57.720 find something you like

01:18:00.180 find something you like to do

01:18:02.500 because Jazzy said it earlier

01:18:04.480 she never feels like she's working

01:18:06.240 she loves what she does and if you love what you do or at least even like what you do it's not

01:18:11.260 gonna feel like work and when you can't operate from a place of love and passion i think your

01:18:17.400 product will be a hundred times better than if you're forcing yourself to do something you don't

01:18:21.420 want to do so try stuff kids out there seven to 13 years old try stuff go go play soccer go pick

01:18:27.660 up a camera drink prime go watch wweb allow yourself to be inspired well you know i mean

01:18:33.340 because maybe you drink prime and find something you love about prime and that's where the

01:18:37.900 confidence sometimes comes from as we talked to orton about yesterday sometimes the confidence

01:18:42.380 comes from finding something that you love to do and then when you start doing it my my only thing

01:18:46.320 is if i if i could say this is be nice to each other that's honestly like just there's a lot of

01:18:51.760 meanness in this world right now and and if you look at the people on this couch right now you

01:18:56.820 look at the energy of this interview today there was not a single word of hate not a single word

01:19:01.840 of division spoken today just just love inspiration motivation big up in one another and look at the

01:19:08.860 position that all three of us are in in our lives right now we're all doing great things because

01:19:12.220 that's the type of energy that we harness and we bring to the table so be good to each other be

01:19:16.220 nice to each other out there because we need that right now no seriously yeah peace positivity

01:19:20.000 everything and uh shout out to prime also and and mr mr logan paul i gotta ask you a question i mean

01:19:29.620 I know we're going to end everything soon

01:19:31.680 and I want to thank you so much for the care packages

01:19:33.780 and when are we going to sign

01:19:36.260 the Prime deal?

01:19:37.160 I've been drinking at Prime

01:19:39.480 I've been telling everyone, hey, get some Prime

01:19:41.500 when's the deal going to come in?

01:19:43.420 I need the deal

01:19:44.740 I thought we had already

01:19:47.840 done a deal or something 0.83

01:19:50.120 I swear to God, someone sent me her Instagram profile

01:19:52.520 months ago 1.00

01:19:53.400 should we do a deal with this girl? 0.99

01:19:55.140 I was like, yeah, that's how I knew who you were 1.00

01:19:56.780 they asked me if I wanted to do an interview with her

01:19:58.660 I was like, yeah, she's awesome

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01:20:00.460 because I thought

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01:20:05.780 yeah yeah yeah

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Impaulsive with Logan Paul - December 12, 2023

Famous 13 Year Old Hijacks Logan Paul’s Interview

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