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00:01:54.080 Ooh, I scammed them.

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00:02:12.360 Machine Gun Kelly! 0.88

00:02:13.680 The decision to black out your tattoos was crazy.

00:02:16.440 How long did that take?

00:02:17.500 70 hours.

00:02:18.320 There was a point where I gave up and I just felt like I was just dying.

00:02:21.080 When you started dating Megan Fox,

00:02:22.860 was there a part of you that was like, 0.86

00:02:24.720 damn, I'm dating the girl from Transformers, Megan Fox? 0.99

00:02:27.220 I don't know this guy from a crumb of bread. 1.00

00:02:31.740 He's so dumb that I'm going to tell him right now, 1.00

00:02:34.220 shut the f*** up and don't speak on me anymore. 1.00

00:02:37.500 Expecting a daughter in two months. 1.00

00:02:39.060 You're the first man she's ever going to be in love with.

00:02:41.560 You're the first man she's ever going to be in love with

00:02:44.020 and so you are always going to be the safe place.

00:02:46.540 I saw Randy Orton and I remember seeing him talk s*** about me

00:02:49.400 and I was like, I'm going to practice a new verse with myself 0.98

00:02:51.720 and then I'm like, f*** that. 1.00

00:02:52.980 Hey man, f*** you. 1.00

00:02:53.720 All my boys were sitting there like. 1.00

00:02:57.220 what'd you say bathrooms are great our guest is using the bathroom he will be here momentarily

00:03:09.880 in the meantime we will do some riddles okay um what would you call a story like folklore

00:03:19.000 about the thing that you eat dinner off of a fairy table i was gonna go a table fable

00:03:26.100 all right dude i have to be honest with you sitting on this set without my united states

00:03:35.120 championship lonely road take me on for real dude where is he it was all we had left yeah you said

00:03:43.420 that and you were right do you do you actually feel like kind of whack for sure but actually a

00:03:48.620 black eye and no title oh it's like someone punched you in the face and took your belly 1.00

00:03:52.720 He beat my ass. 1.00

00:03:54.620 I'll be honest, that match hurt. 1.00

00:03:56.040 I saw him there after last night.

00:03:57.620 With my belt.

00:03:58.300 Yeah, I said, congrats, champ.

00:04:00.700 Yeah.

00:04:01.140 And his eyes lit up.

00:04:02.700 He was like this.

00:04:04.120 He looked so happy.

00:04:05.440 I mean, look, congrats to him.

00:04:07.800 He's a very good wrestler.

00:04:09.280 It was well-deserved.

00:04:10.460 He fought extremely hard, kicked out of my knockout punch last night.

00:04:14.140 But at the end of the day, it's always going to be my belt.

00:04:17.480 It's my belt.

00:04:18.460 You branded it.

00:04:18.860 I see it on him, but everyone knows that U.S. title is mine.

00:04:23.300 So you can have it for now, for the time being.

00:04:26.240 But I'm coming back for a rematch because I don't know if y'all saw.

00:04:30.720 I don't think he got that pin.

00:04:32.080 I don't think so.

00:04:32.440 I don't think he got that pin, bro.

00:04:33.740 I don't think so.

00:04:34.240 My foot was on the rope.

00:04:35.960 It was on the rope on number three.

00:04:38.440 One, two.

00:04:39.520 And my foot just bounced off the rope.

00:04:41.060 And in wrestling terms, that means a pin doesn't count.

00:04:43.420 You know what does count?

00:04:44.500 Today's guest.

00:04:45.380 Play it back.

00:04:46.000 Oh, he counts.

00:04:47.000 Ladies and gentlemen.

00:04:47.560 He counts or something.

00:04:48.100 Machine Gun Kelly

00:04:49.080 What's up brother

00:04:51.780 You a headphones guy

00:04:53.680 You should get in the zone with us

00:04:56.360 You don't have to

00:04:57.100 Put him over those razor blades

00:04:59.620 I know the razor blades make it

00:05:01.260 What's up bro

00:05:03.160 Whoa headphones are kind of cool

00:05:04.960 They're nice right

00:05:05.860 Dude we just had Undertaker sitting where you're sitting

00:05:09.060 Wow

00:05:09.660 Legend 0.99

00:05:10.540 That's why the ass of this seat 0.99

00:05:13.680 Is like 0.99

00:05:14.060 Hey thanks for doing this man

00:05:17.480 yeah thanks for having me how you feeling colson oh good good i'm i like i'm i'm an awkward talker

00:05:23.180 so i don't know how this is gonna work that's that's not true at all it's not it's not true

00:05:26.980 at all dude you're you're extremely deep i was explaining this to nina yesterday because you

00:05:32.980 come across mysterious to people and i think that might be part of the allure because you are really

00:05:38.360 an artist to your core but i'm like i was explaining to her i'm like he's cerebral he's

00:05:42.080 creative he's an intellect he's in touch with his feelings he's self-aware you're all these things

00:05:47.140 but i'm not sure people really know that about you yet i know i know there was like this one band

00:05:53.360 that like met me and they were like whoa man you're kind of like an enigma like i don't really

00:05:57.900 you are they don't really know who i i mean you know to me i'm always in my house and i'm like

00:06:04.820 fuck i'm so misunderstood but that's probably because i never talk i also i like uh well yeah

00:06:11.640 go ahead sorry i was gonna say not not not to not to tell you yeah you also jumped right into like 0.97

00:06:16.460 He had just said

00:06:19.500 He has trouble talking

00:06:20.520 Describe your cerebral nature

00:06:22.420 I didn't even ask a question

00:06:24.580 An observation

00:06:26.240 And perhaps you feel misunderstood

00:06:28.300 Because maybe you have a hard time

00:06:30.460 Even understanding yourself

00:06:31.640 I'm just saying you're a very interesting guy

00:06:35.060 The reason I'm

00:06:37.020 Leading into something

00:06:37.920 I saw you went on Theo's

00:06:39.680 Was it Bobby Lee?

00:06:42.200 Bobby Lee

00:06:42.800 What's the ginger's name?

00:06:45.640 Carlito's way

00:06:47.420 Santino

00:06:48.700 Cheeto Santino 0.99

00:06:50.960 He's gonna kill me I know him 0.92

00:06:52.960 You were talking about how

00:06:56.400 How you feel about yourself radiates

00:06:58.320 There's a clip I saved it

00:06:59.680 I resonated with it

00:07:01.840 And you seem like really dialed in

00:07:04.900 Recently dude

00:07:05.660 Yeah I mean that's probably like a

00:07:08.580 A culmination

00:07:10.920 Of seeing

00:07:12.760 My

00:07:14.080 it's like I had to see myself back from how I came off

00:07:21.020 and I just, I didn't really, I was always like,

00:07:23.640 anytime I see clips of myself, like back in the day, 0.99

00:07:26.020 I'm like, who the fuck is that guy? 0.99

00:07:27.560 Really? 1.00

00:07:28.140 Yeah, because he's a shapeshifter too.

00:07:30.320 That's another, like, you know what I'm saying?

00:07:31.760 He's changed so many times.

00:07:33.260 I mean, you know.

00:07:34.560 Evolved.

00:07:35.140 I say, I mean, your cells regenerate every seven years anyway,

00:07:39.000 so you literally are a different person.

00:07:41.180 and even physically you're a different person

00:07:44.080 than you were seven years ago.

00:07:46.240 So, I mean, mentally for me though,

00:07:49.240 seven years ago I was on cocaine

00:07:51.220 and any drug you could imagine

00:07:53.400 and like that isn't the case anymore.

00:07:56.560 So when you say like I come across Grounded

00:07:59.140 or that's like a new revelation for me

00:08:02.020 and a new version of myself that I just met.

00:08:05.580 But this is like a lot more true to who I was.

00:08:11.180 I mean, maybe not though.

00:08:12.240 I mean, I kind of, I kind of, even, you know, when I reconnected with my mom, she was like,

00:08:16.500 dude, you were the most emotional baby I've ever met.

00:08:18.580 Like, I always was like trying to get, I was really, I don't know, I'd be, I was, my

00:08:26.080 bipolarity was heavy from like the day I came out.

00:08:29.240 I was really sad and I'd be really happy.

00:08:30.700 And I always was trying to like get away from who I actually, I was like a character player.

00:08:34.920 Like there was, there was pictures of me for like three years when I was a kid where I

00:08:39.020 where like anything on my head that like resembled the pterodactyl bill okay because i was like i'm

00:08:45.140 a pterodactyl okay and then you're certainly shaped like one you're like you're kind of tall

00:08:49.780 and lanky yeah i'm more like brontosaurus like the neck of a brontosaurus yeah was this still 0.73

00:08:56.300 when you were living in fucking egypt yeah i was like bro bro out of all the stuff that exists in 0.94

00:09:02.240 your storyline i like this is what this like logan's gonna ask you if you have any hot takes 0.98

00:09:07.140 on the pyramids like the i did not know this interview was gonna go there what the hell

00:09:11.520 which i do have hot takes on the pyramid i knew you did i knew you did yeah i'm reading my pdf it

00:09:15.900 said the first four years of your life lived in egypt yeah which which which kills me because

00:09:20.380 anytime anytime uh something cleveland comes up there will always be like one just really douchey

00:09:26.700 angry old white dude who's like he was born in texas and it's like i i lived there for one and

00:09:31.980 a half weeks until my baby body could sustain a flight that was a 19 hour flight to africa so 0.87

00:09:37.140 i'm also african that's crazy which is another controversial take for the cleveland argument you

00:09:46.060 know so i uh but even to that point you know my first job was in cleveland i lost my virginity

00:09:54.120 in cleveland first person i saw got shot was in cleveland first mixtape i put out was in cleveland

00:09:58.640 like home is where the heart is you know so cleveland's where those shots and i a hundred

00:10:03.560 percent when you see a man's brain splatter in front of you right before you go to open up for

00:10:09.100 gucci man like that oh dude i was 15 or 16 years old dude i was in front of the metropolis i'll

00:10:14.760 never forget this this is and this is and and and all the club promoters know me here because they

00:10:20.700 they used to have to call my dad and like make up excuses so that i could stay late enough to open

00:10:26.020 for the artist that was performing you know what i mean and so uh but that i'm just my point is

00:10:31.480 you know the the argument of like being born somewhere it's while at the same time a sports

00:10:39.140 player from the middle of nowhere who only spent time in cleveland making money and just playing

00:10:44.160 for our team the welcoming they have versus someone who i i bled so so much passion and and

00:10:52.100 pride in these streets in cleveland like this that's something you can never take away from

00:10:55.800 i'm cleveland to the death yeah man but back to africa well i want to hear your hot take on the

00:11:02.400 pyramids they were built they were built with frequency like those stones were literally

00:11:06.340 picked up with levitated like the they're they still i don't know why this isn't even publicized

00:11:10.900 but there were dishes right round round massive size bowls discovered all around the perimeter of

00:11:18.760 the of the pyramid um in which you know that i love this study of this guy who he went um

00:11:25.920 i don't know if he had cancer i don't know what it was but he essentially this is in the early 1900s

00:11:30.860 so like 1920s era he went over to tibet or to india some somewhere um in east asia and he

00:11:41.860 got footage of them because he was embraced by them because to fix his sickness or something

00:11:47.900 like that and uh he was embraced by them and they trusted him enough to show them this process of

00:11:52.540 how they picked these massive these massive cylinders up and they would have yaks um drag

00:11:58.420 the blocks over these big bowls and then they would point giant horns and huge drums like all

00:12:04.860 all the sound was focused uh you know maybe in like a half cylinder like this towards this one

00:12:10.240 point and they would play it and they would chant and they would hum and the stones would lift and

00:12:16.880 it would go to this place in the the cliff where they wanted to go so like the bowls would essentially

00:12:21.400 catch the sound and the frequency would lift it and if you even listen to the building of the

00:12:27.020 pyramids there they all talk about there was chanting you know that that was a a very common

00:12:33.360 through line and it wasn't like they were singing on some you know early disney's movies like hi

00:12:37.840 you know so like uh i 100 believe believe that frequency had something to do with that even if

00:12:45.840 you just go to concerts themselves look at people when they cry or look at people when

00:12:49.640 a song is playing the absolute loss of everything around them how they're just so like it's like a

00:12:56.980 church service when the music hits you feel no pain dude when i did ayahuasca and for those who

00:13:02.240 ever do that if you go do it and there's not someone singing like it's not the proper way

00:13:07.060 like there has to be somewhere someone mine they were peruvian shamans and they would go to each

00:13:13.480 individual person and speak straight to your crown chakra and they would they would sing these

00:13:17.600 they would channel whatever your body as energy brought to them and they would sing and when they

00:13:24.720 hit a certain note dude your body uncontrollably would just start purging it would just start

00:13:28.920 puking and uh i i could tell you know when when megan and i did it we were separated but i could

00:13:35.920 tell when it it was the shaman was singing to her like you could you could even though you can't see

00:13:42.500 anybody because it's a pitch black room i could tell whenever whenever it was her song and i and

00:13:48.980 you would hear when they hit a frequency like it would resonate with different people in the room

00:13:53.080 because people would puke at different times so it's like a symphony of puking basically yeah each

00:13:57.780 person gets their own song to puke to but it but but a frequency would make three different people

00:14:04.460 puke at the same time like they would hit a certain note and then all of a sudden everybody

00:14:07.580 would just purge and with those people that puked at to the same sound wave would they like kind of

00:14:12.160 congregate as that level of puker well you're in your own you're in your own zone so no i don't

00:14:19.660 think after you puked i don't think anyone in mid-trip just got up and was like kate went and

00:14:23.400 shook shook hands like hey you we both puked at the same now go back to your trip i'm gonna go

00:14:30.740 back but that was cool that we puked at the same when did you when did you do because i'm making

00:14:34.680 making new every actually everyone the one common the one commonality in that room after we would

00:14:40.200 like after everyone would calm down and come down and you all met at a star deck later

00:14:45.300 not everybody because we're all strangers but everybody was like oh I knew when you

00:14:49.680 were puking I guess I was the loudest puker yeah and also the shaman the the shaman gave

00:14:56.280 me the most dose of anybody so I was the it was 22 people they of course waited for me

00:15:04.660 lasted which was just such a like god-given like test of like your patience and anxiety is so 0.99

00:15:10.980 fucked you need you you i'm gonna now make you wait this hour process to get to you just to get 0.99

00:15:18.160 your oh man you know dosage you got iced i got iced and when i went up there and i sat um there 1.00

00:15:24.400 was a translator for the shamans and the shaman was you know told the lady he had he he has there's

00:15:32.360 There's something, I forgot what the exact way she said it.

00:15:36.720 It was really haunting, but a giant black shadow, right?

00:15:43.300 Like a dark.

00:15:44.340 I've heard this before.

00:15:45.700 And she was like, he needs- The most.

00:15:48.020 He needs the most.

00:15:48.860 So, okay, so you did this in Peru.

00:15:53.980 I did that in Costa Rica.

00:15:55.060 In the jungle, yeah.

00:15:55.920 What do you attribute in terms of change in personality and

00:15:59.860 being an identity from that ceremony how many times have you done it four times in a in a hunt

00:16:10.680 for separation from ego from self no that was a specific i i went specifically for something that

00:16:18.140 i i have not reached a point like where i'm comfortable talking about cool um

00:16:23.540 um and like did i achieve that not i maybe i mean i know i started like finally

00:16:33.540 like there was one person ever that i like talked to about what i went in search of of

00:16:40.480 you know i've had to learn to like rewire myself from my childhood like of things that i wasn't

00:16:49.340 ever okay um admitting to myself right so like i that uh maybe it helped me actually be able to

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00:18:38.200 Oh my God, Lexi, we have a new podcast. It's called Don't Lie to Me.

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00:18:48.380 And I'm Lisi DiGiulio, the old one, which means we have wildly different references,

00:18:53.000 occasionally different opinions. And at this point in my 50s, I've lived it all.

00:18:57.380 I'm not going to get anywhere fighting. That is wild. I learned that about you today.

00:19:02.780 now in my 30s being the founder of new shoes good taste is my business and i've always got

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00:19:20.640 best friends but we don't always agree because you told us how accommodating you are obviously

00:19:25.740 i would do what i think i could do to to fight the fight but there's only so much fight i can fight

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00:19:37.100 liar listen on the iheart radio app apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts

00:19:42.700 i don't really care i'm lacy mosley author actor stand-up comedian creator and host of scam goddess

00:19:50.000 podcast the true crime comedy podcast all about robbery fraud and those who practice it each week

00:19:56.060 I bring on incredible guests like Conan O'Brien, Iowa Debrey, Lamorne Morris, and Nicole Byer.

00:20:01.700 Ooh, I scammed them. What? I could talk to you for an hour. You're a generational yapper like me.

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00:20:41.980 you get your podcast you know but i but i know when i went there i mean dude there i i the first

00:20:50.300 night i was in like a mud hell where like fingers were like popping out and like i puked in my dad's

00:20:55.480 body parts up and i've heard it's an insane experience i've been talking to a lot of people

00:20:59.620 about it lately we were talking about it yesterday you know a number of really you know big celebs

00:21:06.700 athletes you know creators whatever jake swears by it yeah oh does he swears by it dude he's like

00:21:11.760 everyone needs to do this and i believe another creator we know said it was like one of the most

00:21:15.820 important i don't know if he talks about it publicly but he told me recently he was like i

00:21:19.500 I cannot believe it exists, and it changed my entire outlook.

00:21:22.840 And it led him to a massive, overcoming a massive life pain and trauma.

00:21:28.500 And I think that's really what it's best for, is just kind of overcoming all that

00:21:32.940 trauma that's kind of just sits inside of you.

00:21:35.980 There's an interesting thing about it, because I think in mainstream media,

00:21:40.320 we hear that part, right?

00:21:41.360 Which is that it's like this really cleansing or helps me with ego death or

00:21:47.020 whatever.

00:21:48.820 like what you said but there's also the aspect which i learned which is like you can unlock

00:21:55.800 this is clearly how so many people especially you know down there in south america like that

00:22:02.000 that root for sure showed them what plants did what right like that like and this bring this

00:22:12.320 full circles back to the pyramids thing because if you think about primal

00:22:19.600 people like those ages where it's like how did anybody know in this forest of millions of

00:22:28.600 different species of plants and animals like how did anybody just figure out what does what

00:22:34.680 because the trial and error of taking different leaves and being like i'm gonna put this on this

00:22:41.700 it's insane and also same with when you think of like chinese face mapping which is extremely

00:22:47.820 accurate right who there isn't you can't convince me that some dude just like trial and error

00:22:55.620 personality traits from millions of people's faces for like it would take so many different

00:23:02.540 lifetimes and generations of someone like these it information is unlocked through these practices

00:23:10.340 right like ayahuasca for sure show the people of south america this plant is good this plant is

00:23:16.260 bad use it because i felt that on the second night where i was like you saw the web of the i saw like

00:23:22.700 the math of the world and and and my frequency is much less than the people back then before

00:23:30.900 phones ever got into people's minds before all this you know uh uh information like overload

00:23:38.200 Overload yeah we're so overstimulated right so all of our frequencies no matter how much we could try to unlock

00:23:43.000 They're way different than back then because all they had to do was like learn they enjoyed the sun like the

00:23:47.520 There's 10 people in their village that's the only people they know

00:23:50.820 So these roots like what it did for them was insane I say the same thing it's almost like in Norwegian culture like in my culture

00:23:58.840 With like the runes like stuff that I have on my fingers right these are these are

00:24:02.900 Essentially like these are magic right these are casting spells right

00:24:07.760 that and and these runes were unlocked i mean this obviously is is mythology and i'm sure

00:24:12.760 some of it is folklore but there there's always some truth in this how like the ayahuasca unlocked

00:24:17.840 this for the south americans but like with the runes they say odin hung upside down from the

00:24:22.700 tree of life for nine days and nine nights and that that essentially that whether it's the blood

00:24:30.080 rush or whatever it was i took him into a state an altered state which showed him the magic of

00:24:35.160 what the runes mean and how to like why they put them on the shields like this will this is a spell

00:24:41.220 protecting you or this will you know uh give you bravery or this will help your sword swing and

00:24:47.960 swing uh you know more accurately and so i just i think there's something about with the egyptians

00:24:55.700 and just with that mystery of sound to me that that is a hundred percent it also seems

00:25:04.880 achievable it's like a theory that makes sense have you watched sand on a metal plate when when

00:25:10.580 when they play a frequency have you watched the beautiful shapes that sand makes when you play

00:25:15.600 frequency yep have you thought about the fact that in the bible when they talk about the walls

00:25:19.740 of jericho come down the you're talking about what was it like 20 i forgot how how thick the stones

00:25:28.200 were but do you realize that they talk about the people outside that broke the walls of jericho

00:25:33.880 down we're just like playing horns that's insane how did you sound how do you go from 0.98

00:25:39.000 colson how do you go from apollo theater rap devil like era shit yeah those are such wide 0.95

00:25:48.580 whatever you know like i'm trying to put a mark in time of like of like cleveland's own 0.98

00:25:55.320 fully tatted going crazy machine gun rapid fire you know beats to this now awakened enlightened

00:26:03.460 individual what was the what was the kind of inflection point where that started

00:26:09.140 this is a big difference between that's true it's actually very weird it's a good point

00:26:18.320 you haven't thought about that no were you a manifester like i was with you the other night

00:26:22.980 outside the i'll talk about the story this was insane yeah we were outside uh cleveland hot spot

00:26:28.340 called town hall the other night just happened just a conversation you're very very excited about

00:26:32.940 your current trajectory about lonely road you know your new single with jelly roll and you're

00:26:38.380 like yo i think this is uh i think there's a good chance this could be my first overall number one

00:26:42.700 and potentially even a grammy people are really digging it loving it and i could see it in you

00:26:47.020 like i could really see that you believed in it you loved it you love your current like where

00:26:50.740 you're at right now and as soon as you finish that sentence the song came on it was it was

00:26:56.220 instantaneous and we just both looked at each other and and it was like one of those manifesting

00:27:02.660 universal moments whereas someone like me i'm still in your 2011 body i need to be i need to 0.97

00:27:09.720 be convinced of this type of shit i need to be convinced that that that this disillusionment is 0.78

00:27:15.160 not a thing that magic does exist in this world if you if you believe in it and you're able to 0.99

00:27:19.580 manifest i need those evidence points from you but were they always in you

00:27:23.540 2011 who was your favorite rapper growing up dmx right after that i was in the studio at dmx

00:27:36.580 they said dmx doesn't get in the studio with anybody dmx came to my studio we stayed up till

00:27:41.620 nine in the morning went to denny's in the morning after the studio session i've done that with you

00:27:46.680 before yeah it wasn't after a studio session yeah yeah yeah yeah you are not you are not dmx

00:27:52.440 i'm just saying no you know yeah early morning breakfast yeah come on bro we went to that one

00:27:58.840 breakfast spot yeah sick but no no your your life has unfolded in a crazy way not that not to hijack

00:28:07.840 your answer but well unless you had more to more to say i mean like it sounds like you're talking

00:28:14.100 about manifestation of just how your life has changed but as someone who also grew up in

00:28:19.560 Cleveland and has watched the different chapters of your career literally since the beginning bro

00:28:25.980 I'm talking about like you inspired me and Jake to have a meetup at Strongsville Mall

00:28:30.720 because you did that as well and shut down Strongsville Mall my I remember my cousin 0.99

00:28:35.760 MGK's from Cleveland I'm a wild boy we we were going crazy to your shit and then you just keep 0.96

00:28:42.160 getting more and more famous and and and so were we and it was cool to kind of like see another kid 0.98

00:28:48.380 from cleveland just just like just making it and just and just being an artist and in i'm getting

00:28:54.340 somewhere with this it's going to take a second in that same clip where you talked about radiating

00:28:57.920 you talked about having that ego death you also talked about and came to terms with what what i

00:29:03.000 perceived as you just being an artist and and you're kind of up for interpretation and and and

00:29:08.660 and otherwise if everyone would just always liked you all the time like that's boring there's no

00:29:13.240 story there and i've seen from day one damn near the different chapters of your life up until you

00:29:21.520 even buying my house bro like we like like like like the paths have intersected and it's been so

00:29:28.060 cool and i remember one day at your christmas concert uh man this had to be four or five years

00:29:34.360 ago you you were you were rapping still you hadn't made the the rock star shift and someone

00:29:40.740 said that one of your boys was like he's hyping you up he's like he's the greatest rock star of 0.98

00:29:44.740 our generation i'm watching you do these fucking dance moves play guitar throw the microphone 50 1.00

00:29:49.200 feet in the air catch it behind your back i'm like yo this motherfucker might be a rock star 1.00

00:29:54.800 why how is he's rapping but i think he's a rock star and then you made that transition into rock 0.99

00:30:00.280 and you fucking crushed it and everyone at the same time was like oh he's a he is a rock star 0.79

00:30:06.980 and everyone started to like wake up to this new version of you and then you had uh uh this brand 0.99

00:30:13.860 new relationship and now recently the blacked out tattoos i know i covered a lot of ground there but

00:30:19.660 it's like you really are an artist to the core bro and your life is just like chapter after chapter

00:30:25.980 and as a fan it's so cool to see you evolve you're very good at evolving but the impetus of

00:30:31.700 what i'm saying is it doesn't sound like for you you really had that like conscious shift

00:30:36.000 where you were like this is it i'm i'm doing rock now but but it but it's but it seemed like that's

00:30:43.440 when this next level mgk was reached at least in my opinion from a fan i know like in a in a chart

00:30:51.520 reading before they said in 2012 that I was supposed to that was the year I was supposed to be

00:30:58.540 as big as I am now but I blocked like I blocked that blessing and it's ironic because 2012 was

00:31:06.620 the year that I got signed and had put out you know my first record and that's when wild boy

00:31:11.040 was going crazy and like there was a potential for me if I if I wouldn't have blocked that

00:31:15.020 blessing how did i block my blessing uh uppers and downers

00:31:18.760 uppers and downers dude and drowning myself in jameson whiskey over and over again and making

00:31:26.760 sure that i was positive everyone wanted to see another recreation of all of the 2000s rock stars

00:31:34.440 and i include rappers in that too right which was just like attitude and like the mtv era where you

00:31:41.420 could like play a character and that resonated but that wasn't who I am like I'm a honestly I'm I'm

00:31:48.620 I'm a very shy dude but my defense is so high because the offense seems always so against me

00:31:59.360 it's like when I was in the ring yesterday uh just just coming to say what's up to Logan and

00:32:04.820 and see what we could work out for the show and I saw Randy Orton and I remember seeing Randy Orton

00:32:10.400 you know talk shit about me and i was like you know i there's a point where i'm like i'm gonna 1.00

00:32:14.900 practice like a new version of myself and then three two one i'm like fuck that hey man fuck you 0.99

00:32:19.700 wait really yeah uh you did i don't know where you were but all my i remember all my boys were 0.99

00:32:24.940 sitting there like oh no is this real what is this part of the script i don't know what's happening

00:32:31.160 but i i i it's the the the um the amount of people that pin me as the aggressor in every

00:32:45.060 situation that i'm in are so wrong like i i do nothing but commit myself to art and the and

00:32:54.380 there's another funny factor of just like the art of me standing or existing makes people furious

00:33:00.640 and i saw one of them i don't know which one the strickland one i don't know this guy

00:33:06.460 from a crumb of bread right i didn't know who he was when i met him i got hip afterward that he's

00:33:13.360 like insanely racist and homophobic and just not my type of guy so i would have never even wanted

00:33:18.320 to shake hands with him in the first place but he also is just a representative of every person 0.81

00:33:26.460 who's too scared to just be themselves because if you're comfortable as yourself you don't care who

00:33:31.260 anybody else is and how they are agreed i i had i'd met him that night too and i had my i can't

00:33:37.440 say anything bad because my experience was vastly different because i'm not you and he didn't have

00:33:41.280 a visceral reaction we shook hands it was very cordial we talked for like five minutes and i

00:33:44.780 walked away but i know of everything that he exists as on twitter and he he fits very nicely

00:33:52.580 into that community of exactly what you just said,

00:33:56.280 which is kind of intolerance and just desire to spew hatred. 0.99

00:34:02.440 He's so dumb that I'm going to tell him right now, 0.99

00:34:05.060 you should not keep saying stuff because it just makes me look better, 1.00

00:34:08.440 but you're going to keep saying stuff.

00:34:10.240 So I know that you'll react and say more things,

00:34:12.540 but you just shouldn't.

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00:35:48.300 Oh my god, Lexi

00:35:49.800 We have a new podcast

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00:35:52.640 I'm Lexi Iwanu

00:35:53.880 We're two best friends, 22 years apart

00:35:56.480 But so close at heart

00:35:58.080 And I'm Lisa DiGiulio, the old one

00:36:00.520 Which means we have wildly different references

00:36:02.700 Occasionally different opinions

00:36:04.220 And at this point in my 50s, I've lived it all

00:36:06.860 I'm not gonna get anywhere

00:36:08.960 You're fighting

00:36:09.620 That is wild

00:36:11.160 I learned that about you today

00:36:12.940 now in my 30s being the founder of new shoes good taste is my business and i've always got

00:36:20.320 something to say if men were just honest about this there would be so much more peace in the

00:36:25.020 world we're gonna talk about dating relationships beauty getting older and a little wiser we're

00:36:30.760 best friends but we don't always agree because you told us how accommodating you are obviously

00:36:35.840 i would do what i think i could do to to fight the fight but there's only so much fight i can fight

00:36:40.420 don't lie to me don't lie to me don't lie to me don't lie to me don't lie to me don't lie to me

00:36:47.200 liar listen on the iheart radio app apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts

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00:37:05.400 Each week I bring on incredible guests like Conan O'Brien, Iowa Debrey, Lamorne Morris, and Nicole Byer.

00:37:11.820 Ooh, I scammed them.

00:37:13.000 What?

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00:37:53.260 Scam Goddess!

00:37:55.440 As a person who's just giving you big bro advice, learn this. 1.00

00:38:01.540 Shut the fuck up 1.00

00:38:03.140 And don't speak on me anymore 1.00

00:38:06.020 And live your life

00:38:07.180 But you won't

00:38:08.520 And I'm going to continue laughing at you 1.00

00:38:10.840 Because you're a fucking idiot 1.00

00:38:12.700 I just felt bad for Dingo 1.00

00:38:14.040 Dingo's an idiot 1.00

00:38:15.580 And I love him 1.00

00:38:17.940 But I'm an idiot 0.99

00:38:18.840 It's a wrap 1.00

00:38:21.380 The fangs

00:38:22.700 No go, Eugenicism?

00:38:25.180 The fangs?

00:38:26.100 No thanks

00:38:26.540 I approached you yesterday

00:38:28.220 You had an amethyst crystal in your hand

00:38:29.720 yeah just saw it immediately connected to it i love amethyst it's the one crystal i like actually

00:38:34.140 like really resonant towards when crystal hunting had the whole conversation i noticed your fangs

00:38:37.740 they're real yeah the fangs are real yeah dude crazy well how'd you commit to that um you said 0.98

00:38:44.200 your boys say say uh i will suck your blood that was hilarious my my friend called me on facetime 0.99

00:38:51.680 yesterday and said that like i will suck your blood like that bro we uh i went i was just at 0.99

00:38:58.800 my dentist who's a good friend of mine um and i had been you know telling him i just i need my 0.98

00:39:06.920 my teeth sharpened and i need fangs added into my mouth um it doesn't affect your speech at all

00:39:12.020 it affects me closing my mouth really i'm a insane grinder when i sleep and i wake up every single

00:39:18.460 day with a headache because my teeth can't grind and they just like i don't know what they do and

00:39:24.020 it but uh again to me art is art is above life to me like my job is to entertain and my job is art

00:39:36.580 like I would I would live and die for this that's why when you bring up you know that people were

00:39:41.920 calling me a rock star before I was actually making rock music and but it somehow made sense

00:39:47.380 because you know being a rock star is aura it's it's much bigger than a genre it's lifestyle

00:39:54.680 look at look at Lil Wayne you can't tell me that's not a rock star yeah and when you know

00:40:00.600 I remember when I made the controversial take of that got so many people in the rock community mad

00:40:06.900 when I was saying you know all these bands are up there just wearing comfy shoes

00:40:11.400 they got furious but i was like that does that does piss me off because i'm a person of the

00:40:19.700 people like i'm up i'm i'm for the fans and as a fan i don't want you to come out in sweatpants

00:40:27.300 i don't want you to be comfy i don't want you to like do what's comfortable for you

00:40:31.660 i want you to come out and entertain the kids

00:40:34.940 and so backlash you know we've been doing this or they have to do this for this many years or

00:40:47.060 it's not about that it's it's about music no the record's about music go home and listen to the cv

00:40:53.280 i don't care what they're wearing when they make the album yeah but when you're putting on a show

00:40:57.120 it's literally called a show yeah show what are you going to go to a burlesque show and those

00:41:01.080 people that i've seen some of they put their bodies through some of the most insane

00:41:05.860 flexible positions or things where they're holding their entire bodies up

00:41:11.380 with their elbow and their ribs and their you know and you're talking about or ballet dancers

00:41:16.320 they don't have the option of being comfortable so i i i this really all related back to one

00:41:24.920 specific concert where i watched kids get frostbite from sitting this is in edmonton it

00:41:30.960 was so cold outside and their feet got wet from the snow which turned into mud which gave people

00:41:39.100 frostbite because they were standing there for so long to see this headliner that I was opening

00:41:43.120 and this person came out like he just woke up out of bed and he was perfectly comfortable but

00:41:49.880 every single person in the crowd was and and they don't get to leave and be like that was that show

00:41:55.820 where he wore that crazy whatever it was and that was so cool he came out and what you don't there

00:42:01.120 wasn't even you looked like is that him like is this sound check what is this and to me when you

00:42:08.840 saw Axl Rose in the super short shorts or you see Tommy Lee in his speedos or you see you know

00:42:15.280 Lil Wayne in his truck fit with his pants all the way like that like it it's just about a show

00:42:21.680 So I don't

00:42:23.340 You gotta miss me with the like

00:42:26.320 But the technicality is the music

00:42:28.040 And it's about that

00:42:28.840 It's like

00:42:29.220 I don't agree with you

00:42:31.980 I think if you're a person of the people

00:42:33.940 You're there to

00:42:34.720 You know

00:42:35.820 Impress and put on an art show

00:42:38.260 And it's not art to

00:42:40.460 Have your feet comfortable

00:42:43.960 But you also actually became a rock star

00:42:46.400 Like it wasn't even just like the way you described

00:42:48.300 I was a rock star when I was on

00:42:50.040 Warped Tour in 2010

00:42:51.320 10 right like in 2010 when i was on ernie ball stage performing for the 15 people that would

00:42:56.760 stop and watch our show passing between pierce the veil and and and taking back sunday like

00:43:04.120 for the 15 people that would watch us at a at a truck stage that would fold out into a

00:43:11.160 little stage for me to stand on i was a rock star then in 2011 when we were loading our drums out

00:43:17.000 out of our van and putting it on that stage and covering blink 182 and then at the same time me

00:43:22.820 rapping over break your neck by busta rhymes instrumental like i was a rock star then me

00:43:27.960 coming out with the six inch mohawk at the same time that i had a huge rap record with wild boy

00:43:32.300 i was a rock star then the the the this is just

00:43:39.640 it's a uh

00:43:44.920 for whatever reason dude i'm i'm i'm i've been chosen to just be on the cross and getting

00:43:57.620 stabbed no but i disagree i actually i disagree um i think i don't want to say you're you're 0.98

00:44:05.680 polarizing but i think you're a certain flavor of ice cream that people really fucking love 0.88

00:44:12.760 and maybe some people just don't but but the thing that it always comes back to for an artist 0.93

00:44:18.380 like you is your art you're undeniably great bro and and and i and i get reminded of this

00:44:26.660 every once in a while like that that um a pistolero uh like freestyle you just like

00:44:34.080 did on the cusp yeah actually in front of the eucalyptus tree in the backyard there's like 0.94

00:44:38.600 the reason that i bought that that's why i bought that house too no fucking way the eucalyptus tree

00:44:42.420 yeah wait actually dog i walked into the back of this house the person is like oh the owner of 0.81

00:44:48.820 this house says you've been here before and i'm like it is weird because it's really familiar

00:44:52.680 i looked at this tree yeah and i said i'll take the house yep as you sent me a selfie you said

00:44:59.020 i think i'll buy your house sir yes and i was like dude this is perfect oh my god the tree 1.00

00:45:03.980 the tree the conversation pit it was the tree and then the conversation pit was next you're an idiot 1.00

00:45:08.760 you did not have to you did not have to suffer logan you did not have to was right 1.00

00:45:13.380 i was right logan was right everyone talks so much shit that was that i put that conversation 0.99

00:45:19.020 agony bro jack hammers at six in the morning four weeks weeks on it bro and and we use that 0.98

00:45:26.340 thing maybe like twice that's every day i know you use it every day so bro yesterday i was like

00:45:31.020 i go colson do you ever use the conversation pit and he lit up he's like dude i've had the

00:45:37.800 deepest conversations there 3 a.m it makes me so happy because my roommates my friends you guys

00:45:43.980 toasted me and also we never used it i even didn't really like it that much it was the color that you

00:45:50.080 guys chose you had like gray suede yeah i didn't do it right bro have you seen what he's done with

00:45:54.600 the house i have oh i do i do what do you call it again the cheshire cottage that's amazing

00:46:00.620 that's amazing but yeah the tree was incredible it's why it's like and anyways pistolero this

00:46:05.800 freestyle you're doing in front of there because because the other thing is bro you you play the

00:46:09.800 instruments as well which is kind of like a lost start more than one like all of them and and and

00:46:15.720 and your flow live or seeing it like no cuts or anything is just incredible so so while people i

00:46:21.780 don't i don't know i think but people then go oh but the npc isn't plugged in that was one of the

00:46:28.420 that was that was where the comments went they it was so it was so good the rap was so clean the

00:46:34.560 the vibe was so clean they went oh but the npc isn't plugged in it's an npc live too my friends

00:46:41.600 there is a portable speaker and it's called batteries there is no plugs needed they're npcs

00:46:48.000 that's why they're saying you are an npc yeah that was people are going to try to discredit

00:46:54.080 i know but i know that it all boils down to one root and i'm sure you'll agree with this

00:46:58.080 it's white hip-hop oh when you come on when you come on in white hip-hop you are automatically

00:47:05.260 discredited you are automatically put on the cross that he described earlier you are automatically a 0.99

00:47:12.260 culture stealer appropriator whatever the fuck it's gonna be you know what i'm saying and he's

00:47:17.320 had a battle that the whole time i won't deny that there is a there is 0.99

00:47:23.240 a subconscious stigma around that being white in hip-hop it is like and it's almost to me it's

00:47:35.560 so funny because the streets with me so tough it's honestly from other white people that give 0.99

00:47:40.320 the most shit it always is um that and then the the crazy thing is is there's only been one who's 0.99

00:47:51.280 done it there's only been one who's done it and and and crossed that line of we accept acceptance 0.99

00:47:58.400 yep and so shut up in the lies you have exactly my boy van winkle um and so i think you know that

00:48:09.740 is that's that's that's that's that's the goal and you know to me i i cross that but you know 0.84

00:48:16.280 to always up for conversation and you know that that's a that's a um reality that

00:48:24.420 that gives me hunger that i need to to continue but also at the end of the day like it almost

00:48:32.720 doesn't it i'm sure it matters so much to you but like to someone like me or to a lot of the fans

00:48:38.280 it's like dan you bring out you you drop tickets to my downfall and like for me i'm listening to 0.54

00:48:43.660 that for the first time i'm like dude what the fuck what am i every workout i'm in the gym

00:48:50.160 bro every i'm like wait this is a this is an award-winning single song next song comes on 0.98

00:48:56.300 this is a war jawbreaker songs that people just bypass almost like end of the album type shit i'm

00:49:01.700 hitting you up i'm like yo can i put this in the back of my youtube video this is my favorite 0.85

00:49:04.820 fucking song just brought on a whole new genre now we didn't even talk about this yet 0.99

00:49:11.100 little country twang with with jelly roll and lonely road you you're able to just keep kind 0.99

00:49:18.880 of reinventing and evolving into these new genres i want to actually i want to hear a little bit

00:49:24.360 about the jelly roll collab because it's like the biggest thing in your life right now it's

00:49:27.580 one of them right like how did that i got the pleasure of meeting jelly roll last night he's

00:49:32.060 potentially one of the sweetest most positive incredible people uh both in the personality

00:49:40.940 that he that he puts out online in legislature for addiction and and and the way he speaks about

00:49:46.540 that community but also in real life i mean meeting him last night was incredible what what

00:49:49.980 has that experience been like for you my favorite time i've had with him was going to the uh to the

00:49:57.200 juvenile that he was locked up in um me and him went there i walked in immediately the officer

00:50:03.580 that had locked him up was the officer there and so he's telling me all these stories about jelly

00:50:08.720 i love this one story where he was like man i locked jelly up one time and he was in that cell

00:50:13.360 right there and he just wouldn't talk for days and then i just went up to him and was like you

00:50:17.760 know what's wrong bubba and he was like man i just miss my mama and the jelly that you know now

00:50:25.720 but then sitting in those you know in those in those cells with all the kids and imagining

00:50:33.480 15 16 17 18 year old jelly in there the the the inspirational kind of

00:50:44.000 that feeling of watching this man now smiling wearing all these diamonds being the man seeing

00:50:54.220 you know the kinship between him and that officer now seeing the respect that all the kids have for

00:50:58.700 I mean, it was an out-of-body experience

00:51:02.100 because that's how a lot of people are

00:51:03.460 when they come with me to Cleveland, right?

00:51:05.780 And they're always like,

00:51:06.380 man, the city just loves you so much.

00:51:08.200 I just don't get it.

00:51:09.200 And so I got to experience that with Jelly.

00:51:12.980 And Jelly is even more intense

00:51:14.620 just because of his prison sentence, right?

00:51:16.160 And so, and then we just went into the different pods 0.99

00:51:18.800 and I just whooped all the kids' asses on spades. 0.99

00:51:21.140 My bad. 0.99

00:51:23.540 What about the project?

00:51:26.360 The song?

00:51:27.420 i mean that was one you know when we i was in the back of a pickup truck with bays uh charlie

00:51:35.400 handsome who's a who's a really big producer especially in the country world um we were at 0.97

00:51:40.860 jeff basker's house jeff basker is a producer he did like fucking he's he's the drum he's a drum 0.90

00:51:46.440 god right he did like he's the reason why uh i don't know if it was yeezus or beautiful dark 0.96

00:51:52.380 twisted but he was the reason why those drums sounded the way they did but it was yeezus right

00:51:56.740 yeah those those drums which my god like those that was that was that was that basker

00:52:03.060 sound sound and so um we were up there recording and we were he was like you guys want to go to

00:52:09.500 the beach we're like yeah let's just get out the studio for a little bit and we just hopped on the

00:52:12.760 back of a pickup truck and we're riding down the road and we were like man there's no one out here

00:52:18.060 or whatever and you know bass just starts going country road there you know and then it just for

00:52:24.440 whatever reason because there was no one out there we were just like lonely road take me home and

00:52:31.640 we got to the beach and we were like i remember that we were just doing a pickup that was kind

00:52:36.800 of fire like should we try that so we went to the back to the studio we we did it uh and when i say

00:52:44.360 we did it we did like four lines or something and i moved on to another song i knew there was

00:52:49.080 something really special there but that song is also one of the great like country roads is one

00:52:52.780 of the greatest songs it's incredible all time we've we have jammed out to that song for years

00:52:59.140 to the highest degree at the craziest moments it's never a bad time to play that song which

00:53:04.300 is why i was so precious with it which is why i took two years

00:53:07.560 changing the key so many times going for a frequency that would resonate when you hear it

00:53:15.200 right so like at first my voice is really low it's very baritone so like i would the keys were lower

00:53:19.660 it would be f sharp or you know i was just going for lower keys and it never when every time it

00:53:26.140 came on i'd be like and i kept pushing for it pushing for it and then you know jelly and i had

00:53:32.740 a kinship because me and him used to beef we didn't fuck with each other at all this was like

00:53:36.180 12 years ago or something like that and uh we had become friends and he and i at the same time

00:53:44.200 during the tickets to my downfall you know he and i had talked and he was like dude i'm really

00:53:48.280 inspired by you doing this like i'm gonna tap into country like where my roots are from like

00:53:52.540 that this this feels right this you kind of open this whole door up and i was like okay jelly will

00:53:59.400 be great for this song i wouldn't tell him though because he's a country dude and i didn't want to 0.98

00:54:03.580 tell anybody that i was flipping country roads because they would be like fuck off not doing it

00:54:07.200 so anyway i worked the guitar over and over again because i was like i can't come out with this 0.94

00:54:14.120 country it can't be it can't be like blatant country now it's funny because post in the past

00:54:21.980 two years while i was doing lonely road post did this and so the whole time i'm thinking i'm like 0.90

00:54:26.940 fucking people are gonna fucking say that i'm just following this you know like and i had to 0.93

00:54:32.340 like humbly sit there while i'm while for years i've been curating this song 0.99

00:54:36.140 not like knowing that i'm gonna get like there's i'm gonna have to fight against something here but

00:54:44.000 But I'm in the car with Jelly after the Grammys, right?

00:54:48.980 We both lost the Grammys.

00:54:51.680 And I know he's feeling down or whatever, so I call him.

00:54:55.840 I'm like, where are you at?

00:54:56.520 He's like, man, I'm rolling over here.

00:55:00.120 Come meet me.

00:55:00.840 So I go meet him.

00:55:03.380 He and I get in his car, which is so funny.

00:55:06.040 He's driving himself.

00:55:06.960 I'm like, you drove yourself to the Grammys, dude? 1.00

00:55:10.100 He's like, man, I'm so white trash. 1.00

00:55:11.680 I can't fucking, I can't get it out of me, man. 0.99

00:55:13.620 like street parking dude we were parallel parking we were pulling up to parties like 0.99

00:55:18.800 looking for parking spots and he's and he's the biggest act of the night you know besides like

00:55:23.920 taylor swift or something you know like we were just like oh um and this is true like it's so

00:55:30.160 funny i went i we rode by the chat's hoe and i was like oh there's a big line there's probably

00:55:33.660 a party we should go there dude we were up and down the street we parked far as fuck yeah i was

00:55:39.380 like we could just valet he's like nah we'll park this up here but we're like um he ain't changed

00:55:44.380 at all at all and so i'm in the car with him and i get the aux cord and dude that same thing like

00:55:51.080 that took over when it told me to black out my tattoos or when it told me like tickets to my

00:55:54.780 downfall is the is the name like when like those moments of when the universe is telling you

00:56:00.000 something it told me play lonely road like the demo of lonely road i press play and he was like

00:56:04.780 what the fuck is this and I was like man it's just it's just calling you and he was like 0.97

00:56:08.580 I'm on it sick and then he got on it and then I made him recut it eight thousand more times 0.99

00:56:14.420 because I was so precious with the country roads flip and we were doing it in different keys and

00:56:19.020 then yeah I mean dude I I just want people to know I really really was cautious with the way

00:56:24.380 that we flipped it and I also didn't want to make it an American landscape song like how like he

00:56:30.780 You just have John Denver like, you know, speaks on the Chattanooga and all these beautiful things.

00:56:35.820 Like he already did that.

00:56:36.940 So I needed to make it my own.

00:56:39.000 And I think the way that I did it, it can, you know, I explained this a little bit in the video I posted, but it's not a heartbreak song.

00:56:45.600 It's a conversation with yourself.

00:56:47.460 Like none of it is like to your partner, which it comes across like you're talking to someone, but it's all like talking to yourself.

00:56:54.760 So if you go back and listen to it from that perspective, it's actually really cool.

00:56:58.280 Dude.

00:56:58.680 did you ever have a rat problem with the house i dude you say that and i'm stressing bro because

00:57:07.920 like i don't know if it's like i go i thought you were joking no i go yesterday i go you knew

00:57:12.300 about this i go did you ever figure out the rats he goes didn't know about that and i go oh then

00:57:17.980 you're probably good i have three cats that are absolutely oh you're chilling savage you're

00:57:23.900 I've seen my cat

00:57:25.400 One of my bangles

00:57:26.920 And Tommy

00:57:29.320 I have to call Tommy Lee and Brittany

00:57:31.280 All the time for their bird fixer person

00:57:33.920 Because

00:57:35.040 My cats snatch birds out the air

00:57:37.980 No way

00:57:38.460 Like it's

00:57:40.220 Buck hunter

00:57:42.840 Have you noticed them getting any fatter

00:57:45.760 Off all the rats

00:57:46.480 He said there's no rats anymore

00:57:48.760 Mack right there

00:57:50.520 The cats killed them all

00:57:52.340 That dude had a rat crawl in the window and land on his face while he was sleeping.

00:57:58.780 Woke up to a rat on his face.

00:58:01.060 Yeah, that's true.

00:58:01.620 It traumatized him.

00:58:02.340 Changed his life.

00:58:02.820 You got to look up like Native American meanings of what that means or something.

00:58:06.440 Like something like indigenous and see what the meaning is because there's probably something.

00:58:10.240 Either it's like you're going to.

00:58:11.780 That might be why you're successful in art.

00:58:14.140 It might be like you're going to.

00:58:15.560 This means financial success is coming to you.

00:58:18.300 It's definitely what it means, Mac. 0.98

00:58:19.220 When a rat crawls on your face.

00:58:20.460 100%.

00:58:20.740 Yeah.

00:58:21.100 Do you record bangers in that studio

00:58:23.360 I do

00:58:23.980 I do

00:58:24.560 I recorded El Pistolero in there 0.99

00:58:26.680 Let's fucking go 0.99

00:58:27.480 I recorded 0.99

00:58:27.900 I recorded my final vocals of Lonely Road

00:58:30.380 In that house

00:58:31.000 Dude

00:58:31.380 I'm so glad you got that house

00:58:33.340 Because you're using it the right way

00:58:34.680 Like why did I make a studio

00:58:35.980 Dude I'm not doing it

00:58:37.040 I was telling

00:58:37.520 You did it perfect

00:58:38.660 Because it was

00:58:39.600 It was all lined up

00:58:40.960 We got to keep it there

00:58:41.980 And you know why we have to protect that

00:58:43.660 Why we have to keep it

00:58:44.420 We have to keep it

00:58:45.320 Because of that tree

00:58:46.300 Like I don't trust that someone will get that house

00:58:48.520 And be like

00:58:49.160 Get this tree out of here 0.97

00:58:50.560 that tree uprooted a lot of fucking sidewalks dude i do i had to do maintenance on it because 0.96

00:58:55.420 it's like the roots have a tree have a tree doctor check it out like regularly oh yeah the 0.98

00:59:00.300 it's fine but i did have to you'll notice i had to cut some branches because uh save the tree

00:59:04.740 you're probably good for another five ten years okay but um yeah dude the fact that that you and

00:59:10.180 megan got the houses yeah does does la still did you fall in love with los angeles is that why

00:59:18.220 are there are you there for work are you one of the people because for me dude when i went there

00:59:22.000 for the first time i said i've never been anywhere like this before i think i'm gonna be here forever

00:59:26.880 it really like grabbed me and obviously over the past as we talked about privately you don't have

00:59:32.300 to get into specifics but over the past three to five years it's it's been getting it's been

00:59:40.120 having some problems there's been some issues there and it's been also getting a really bad

00:59:43.860 rap from the general public do you do you still love la uh i like my house here in cleveland a

00:59:49.880 lot more i like i like here is like here is always my favorite place and i don't say that

00:59:58.220 because it's the it's the right thing to say i say that because i mean it but i

01:00:02.560 don't like la anymore because i don't do cocaine right it seems so hard to evolve as a human

01:00:11.060 it's almost it's almost like i loved when i went to la and would run the strip like i loved being

01:00:25.760 on sunset i loved the lure of what how every rock star pivotal pop culture how you know elton john

01:00:34.680 Was in this room

01:00:35.660 And then would go and write Rocketman

01:00:38.020 I loved how

01:00:38.900 Even me as playing Tommy Lee

01:00:42.520 In the Motley Crue movie

01:00:43.840 Oh my god 1.00

01:00:45.260 I forgot you're a fucking actor 1.00

01:00:48.720 I forgot you're a fucking actor too 1.00

01:00:49.420 Bird Box 1.00

01:00:50.700 I see MGK in these movies

01:00:54.240 Fantastic actor

01:00:55.800 Thank you man

01:00:56.940 We don't have enough time with this guy

01:00:59.560 Yeah I love the strip

01:01:02.120 My point with that was

01:01:03.800 i love the strip and the food is good the food is good michelin star restaurants did you did

01:01:10.320 you always feel the way i did that la even though it's like the sunniest warmest place it just has 0.93

01:01:18.220 an innate darkness in it it's the darkest place it's fucking i it's it's it's it's the city of 0.96

01:01:24.560 lost angels dude it's absolutely the most i've watched people get sucked up and watch their 0.99

01:01:30.840 cheeks get sucked in and look like they're ghouls and goblins now and i was like yo you were just

01:01:37.680 a human yeah last time i saw you and then i would realize you know me and slim and all the boys fell

01:01:44.740 out for for a while just because of you know my addiction problems and they were like who are

01:01:53.640 these people that you kick it with and then i started realizing like dude i don't ever see you

01:02:00.440 before 11 30 p.m and also like what i don't know your job what do you do and then also i don't know

01:02:07.860 your name for real you know and like i would be having just like the longest conversations or just

01:02:13.920 nice whatever just jiles moving like you know 5 a.m after party la convos i played the i played

01:02:22.360 tickets to my downfall for i've been dude a thousand people that i will never see again in

01:02:30.000 my life you know what i mean where and then i see now when i go back out if i'm ever out i'm just

01:02:39.580 i just i'm like i feel like a parent or something it's also not this it's also not the same it's

01:02:49.040 not the i remember it was cool it was cool there was a very big there was a scene there was i feel

01:02:56.720 i feel like when we actually first met we went to a dan bozerian halloween party yep i feel like

01:03:01.700 that was like a solid time in oa no that was maxed out that was like right for our generation i agree

01:03:06.020 i think that was like the version of uh you know the steve mcqueen once upon a time in hollywood

01:03:16.720 leonardo dicaprio character playing whatever his character was in that movie like that was

01:03:23.320 that was like that it was like the playboy mansion or something that was that version

01:03:29.140 of going and seeing like holy shit this is what this is what they talked about yeah my favorites

01:03:34.740 though was at on the rocks above the roxy of course where john lennon and john belushi and 0.92

01:03:41.700 you know uh fuck i'm i'm blanking um but all all those guys in the 70s they would live there like

01:03:52.360 i think when john and yoko broke up like i think john lived in that room which is in the hidden 0.99

01:03:56.320 room where we would just go and well that was always do blow all the time you know like that

01:03:59.900 type of vibe i love i love dude i'm i love dive bar cultured did the shand the crystals and the 0.86

01:04:09.640 chandelier in that room that's the the amount of shit those crystals have seen and it was honestly

01:04:15.180 like everyone just went whether they were painters singers models whatever it felt so like 0.98

01:04:22.480 Andy Warhol in that room right it felt so like it was everyone you know did something or it was

01:04:28.260 I loved that scene and that was where I would play a lot of my records that ended up blowing

01:04:33.680 was I would you know I would you could hop you could go there and you could see MGK DJing and

01:04:38.700 like hear like brand new songs while in the mix of also listening to like The Killers or whatever

01:04:42.460 new hot rap shit is going on or whatever like um yeah i i love i liked the balance between being

01:04:51.140 able to go and see like oh this is our version of like the playboy mansion and then going and 0.94

01:04:55.500 seeing like just all the scene kids well that that area of the strip like that viper room like that

01:05:00.560 that area is like the the cool spot that's where tal did his what his 40th birthday at roxy right

01:05:05.860 yeah i got a question that i don't want to come off disrespectful and i want no i just want to

01:05:11.980 ask it the right way um you're icing them it's like the ayahuasca ceremony i just want i i look

01:05:22.900 so like okay um when when you started dating megan fox was there a part of you that was like

01:05:31.160 damn i'm i'm dating the girl from transformers megan fox and like i just achieved the dream

01:05:38.320 Of every single guy in the world 0.98

01:05:40.420 Cause you understand

01:05:44.120 Every kid growing up

01:05:46.260 Megan Fox was it

01:05:48.380 The hood open on the car

01:05:49.580 In the Transformers movie

01:05:51.260 That's a scene that they always use

01:05:52.780 I have a wife

01:05:53.480 I think

01:05:54.760 Bro like I know you were stoked

01:06:00.780 Admit it

01:06:01.820 Be Coulson for a second

01:06:03.320 I'm Logan I'm Coulson

01:06:04.440 I'm Logan you're Coulson

01:06:06.940 I was stoked

01:06:07.460 Yeah come on bro

01:06:08.880 Come on you did it bro

01:06:10.280 You did it

01:06:11.520 I'm proud of you dude

01:06:12.640 That's crazy

01:06:13.620 I went to

01:06:14.980 My friend Rook

01:06:17.080 And I was like

01:06:17.460 Man they offered me

01:06:18.140 This like really small movie part

01:06:20.100 In what is probably going to be 0.70

01:06:23.440 A shitty movie 0.71

01:06:24.120 But Megan is in it 0.93

01:06:26.640 And he was like

01:06:28.280 If you don't get on that 1.00

01:06:29.540 Fucking plane 1.00

01:06:30.420 Right now 1.00

01:06:31.720 And go

01:06:33.400 Meet your future wife

01:06:34.920 Like go do that

01:06:36.100 And I was

01:06:36.800 yeah i mean that was that the i that the script did not sell me on that movie

01:06:43.580 yeah and something just like ayahuasca the way that it calls you there was something calling

01:06:49.100 me to go do that and uh that was where i met my you know that was where my one that's crazy man

01:06:56.020 but i i mean i also to be candid i went to the tower city movie theater and saw transformers

01:07:05.180 for the first time here

01:07:05.940 and I walked out

01:07:06.480 and I was obviously

01:07:07.040 massively in love

01:07:08.120 so

01:07:10.580 you're correct

01:07:11.740 full circle

01:07:12.720 dude also

01:07:13.940 also

01:07:14.360 not to just keep

01:07:15.640 intertwining paths

01:07:16.780 you guys proposed

01:07:18.020 in my neighborhood

01:07:18.780 in Puerto Rico

01:07:19.500 that was wild

01:07:20.320 down the street

01:07:21.060 from me

01:07:21.460 at the tree

01:07:22.720 in front of the spa

01:07:23.500 yeah he texted me

01:07:24.520 right after

01:07:24.940 at the tree

01:07:25.740 in front of the spa

01:07:26.600 with the cobblestones

01:07:27.820 at the

01:07:28.960 Fritz spa

01:07:29.900 yes

01:07:30.360 the best spa

01:07:31.220 in the world

01:07:31.580 I'm like bro

01:07:32.100 are you here

01:07:32.540 did you

01:07:32.940 you left

01:07:33.500 it's a banyan tree

01:07:34.700 It's a, it is a banyan tree.

01:07:38.220 That's so crazy.

01:07:38.880 That's a very special place, dude.

01:07:41.060 How did you scout that?

01:07:44.280 Why did you do it there?

01:07:45.760 Why did you do that?

01:07:47.300 Banyan trees, to us, I mean, they stand,

01:07:51.420 you should go look up what the banyan tree symbolizes.

01:07:54.220 It's really actually, it's probably the most epic tree that exists.

01:07:59.000 And I know also the banyan tree is just for fans of, you know, movies,

01:08:04.220 like the avatar that the the tree of life is inspired by a banyan tree in which me and her

01:08:12.120 went and visited that was actually one like off the coast of Bora Bora that James Cameron went to

01:08:16.240 um and I was really tucked like like we went exploring and they told us where we could find it

01:08:24.780 and we were just driving up this muddy pathway we get out and we're walking through like this

01:08:30.440 just just just bushes there's no buildings there's no lights there's nothing and then this dude in a

01:08:35.860 like a cloth

01:08:39.760 sees us and goes

01:08:43.800 and we were like this is a movie happening right now 0.99

01:08:51.620 walked he like on some lion king shit remember when they when when they when simba is lost 0.97

01:09:00.440 and like Timon and Pumbaa like pull the leaves apart 0.94

01:09:06.640 and then Simba like sees,

01:09:08.000 and then it goes into the, oh boy,

01:09:09.800 it goes and all the bugs and everything.

01:09:12.680 And it just shows why the forest is amazing.

01:09:16.380 This happened, this dude goes like this,

01:09:18.680 like spreads the branches and leaves or the brush.

01:09:23.680 the brush and inside is this massive beautiful banyan tree and so that that tree has been a

01:09:32.660 three-line for us for so but but why but why the one in pr like how did you just because that was

01:09:37.340 where we met that was where we met and that was where a lot of the conversations like had taken

01:09:41.340 place it was it was a very special oh that's right you shot the movie there yeah we got trapped there

01:09:46.020 in covid great place to get i remember that yeah not so fantastic you guys have a fantastic place

01:09:52.740 to get trapped that's the best i tell you that's the best spot in the world it is you got you and

01:09:57.640 megan from what the outside seemed to have just like just really really deep connection does feel

01:10:04.900 like you guys are like intertwined at the saw i'm i'm i'm very happy for you guys was she pregnant

01:10:10.800 or was that like a little like i saw she had a little bump you gotta go uh no i i i i want to

01:10:16.760 ask you one question after this but is she is she pregnant was no no that was that was that was a

01:10:20.940 music video that was i mean again that's like i i like to leave a lot of stuff up for interpretation

01:10:25.760 there's a reason behind every single thing that happened in that music video um even with you

01:10:32.460 know some part of me is like leave art up for interpretation i guess that's where i'll leave it

01:10:39.080 okay cool but everything has a meaning so i did want to ask though because we we saw it and nina

01:10:44.200 obviously knows of megan and you and she's like we were just so curious because my fiance nina is

01:10:49.720 pregnant i'm expecting a daughter in two months i know how much you love your daughter and um you

01:10:56.080 speak so highly of her and just like dude help me like what what what can i expect dude i'm gonna be

01:11:02.520 a girl dad yeah which is which is terrifying but so exciting at the same time and and i'm i this

01:11:10.440 next chapter of my life is so close but i it doesn't i haven't done anything for this my life

01:11:15.780 has not changed at all then all of a sudden i have a daughter yeah so everything that you do

01:11:21.620 from the day that she is conceived to the day that she dies like everything will have an effect on

01:11:29.000 her so always try and watch the tone of your voice always be your pheromones are so important you

01:11:37.520 know make sure that you keep that girl close to you make sure that you uh you you have a

01:11:45.560 this made me bawl my eyes out my my daughter came to me and she was like i just i just needed i just

01:11:53.140 need your hug like there's nothing like my dad's hug i was just like oh my god start like she she

01:11:59.440 hugged me while she was hugging me i was like damn and that comes from just like years and

01:12:07.000 years of just always giving that safe embrace right like you're the first you're the first man 0.97

01:12:12.000 she's ever going to be in love with come on bro you're going to be you're the first man she's ever

01:12:17.020 going to be in love with and so you have this connection with her well no matter what anybody

01:12:25.560 does in her life no matter who she marries or whatever you are always going to be the safe

01:12:31.240 place for your daughter and so give her that give give her that love that so many young girls 1.00

01:12:41.780 and grown women out here don't don't get to have yeah and uh fuck you bro 1.00

01:12:47.760 and make sure that she doesn't stand around when i'm telling stories 1.00

01:12:52.640 and oh oh yeah he said you were you're saying crazy she kind of rolled in when i was telling

01:13:00.180 the story and i rolled out when you started i switched it i switched the story into a story

01:13:03.720 about respecting your teachers it was not where i started it was still i was just like it's not

01:13:09.860 where i started hey uncle mike i appreciate that yeah man yeah i i said that was the last question

01:13:17.100 i had to have one more yeah yeah i had i have to ask this dude the decision to black out your

01:13:23.740 tattoos was crazy uh-huh first off how long did that take i think like 70 70 hours was it painful

01:13:31.980 it was the most excruciating thing i've ever went into my life there was a point where i like gave

01:13:37.220 up and i just felt like i was just dying like i mean when you have to wake up after six seven hours

01:13:42.380 of it go back and you're talking about 44 needles 21 needles different they just going over and over

01:13:49.560 again and plus my body was already tattooed so essentially you're just tattooing over scar tissue

01:13:54.600 yeah who did it who did it her name's rocks got it i i yeah there was a point on that table where

01:14:01.480 i just was i i felt my body leave my body i was just like because what do you what can you do you

01:14:06.060 can't you can't stop you have to finish the job you can't you know i would never in my life like

01:14:13.460 go under you know so like you know go to i was gonna say no no numbing so you you have to

01:14:21.140 uh dude you i just i just gave up and gave my body to the to the gods and was just like all right

01:14:27.380 like jesus okay so hit me so then this is the hardest part of this how do you make that decision

01:14:34.580 what and you goes i'm a black all these tattoos on my torso i looked in the mirror one day and i was

01:14:42.100 was like this looks like a person who has rewrote himself so many times on his body and just doesn't 0.97

01:14:50.860 know who the fuck he is anymore it just looked like straight chaos right my chest was just like 0.90

01:14:56.640 i had redone my chest six times dude just just the chest let alone like other places where i'll 0.99

01:15:03.320 throw this over this or throw this over this i just it just looked like someone who was

01:15:07.840 completely

01:15:10.240 confused

01:15:11.880 like it

01:15:14.280 you gotta treat this like

01:15:16.940 you're writing a journal or something

01:15:19.640 imagine if you took a journal and you like

01:15:21.420 you know you just kept writing

01:15:23.760 over the same page every day

01:15:25.780 for your for

01:15:26.440 I started getting time I was 13 so I don't know

01:15:29.480 I don't know what is that

01:15:31.700 21 years for 21 years you just

01:15:33.720 on one page just write

01:15:35.640 different things and then look

01:15:37.660 at that page and then tell me if you're not confused like why didn't you just turn a page

01:15:41.120 and start over a new thing why didn't you just like why didn't you just space out the lines like

01:15:46.240 that that was how i felt fair it's sick thank you it's so sick when you did i was like bro

01:15:51.540 you it's not done i'm obviously a friend and and just like a fan of of your art but like

01:15:57.840 you continue to just surprise and impress me i love watching the journey bro thank you yeah

01:16:02.540 So you didn't even touch on 27 Club.

01:16:04.920 We don't have to. 1.00

01:16:05.860 Oh, shit. 1.00

01:16:06.500 Or MGK Day. 1.00

01:16:07.480 He's a restauranteur.

01:16:08.840 Yeah, no, I mean, but it's...

01:16:10.520 Coffee shot, too.

01:16:11.140 It's fine.

01:16:11.440 It's fine.

01:16:12.120 And great food at it.

01:16:13.040 Yeah.

01:16:13.440 I came and ate all the food yesterday.

01:16:14.960 Yeah.

01:16:15.600 It was nice seeing you replace addiction with food.

01:16:21.080 Just going forward.

01:16:22.140 The way you eat food, I watched you.

01:16:24.160 I was like, this dude's done so many drugs. 1.00

01:16:26.320 Damn it. 1.00

01:16:26.920 The way you ate food was... 1.00

01:16:29.080 This is such a known thing, dude.

01:16:30.040 ...was absolutely insane.

01:16:31.680 This dude, like, the cautious bites that you should take.

01:16:35.400 He didn't carry his fingers, maple syrup everywhere.

01:16:38.660 It's wild.

01:16:39.780 It's an experience to watch him eat food.

01:16:40.980 Watch him eat food, right?

01:16:42.140 So that's a thing?

01:16:43.060 Yeah.

01:16:43.360 Oh, yeah, for sure.

01:16:44.560 Oh, it's crazy.

01:16:45.900 Is your coffee shop nearby?

01:16:47.480 My coffee shop is right there, yeah.

01:16:48.720 Very close.

01:16:49.400 And the food's fantastic.

01:16:50.960 You want to go?

01:16:51.280 Yeah, you want to stop by there real quick?

01:16:52.620 Yeah, I'll be down because I need to grab some coffee or something.

01:16:55.400 MGK day as well.

01:16:56.600 Yeah. 0.99

01:16:57.160 I think this will be out by then, but, bro, Cleveland fucking loves you. 0.98

01:17:00.220 I'm sorry. 0.98

01:17:00.560 I'm sorry you got booed because of me last night.

01:17:02.880 Dude, I'm an entertainer.

01:17:05.340 It's for the art, dude.

01:17:06.220 I told you.

01:17:07.720 Reaction.

01:17:08.240 I thought I could bring it home.

01:17:09.280 I thought those knuckles would do it.

01:17:10.400 That's, I don't know.

01:17:11.500 Whatever.

01:17:12.040 I got a lot of props for the knuckles at the club last night.

01:17:14.500 Oh, yeah?

01:17:14.940 Yeah.

01:17:15.380 Yeah.

01:17:15.680 My boy's like, I mean, you know, and they're big, big fans of the, you know, of what's happening

01:17:21.960 at WWE.

01:17:22.680 And they were just like, they couldn't say it out loud, like in the arena.

01:17:26.320 They were like, yo, I like those knucks, man.

01:17:28.000 Yeah, let's go.

01:17:29.000 Let's go.

01:17:29.340 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:17:29.820 All right. 1.00

01:17:30.060 how was the club last night by the way must have been fun you're an idiot you're an idiot you go 1.00

01:17:35.920 out the night that i don't go i went and did lonely road at every bar possible come on i went 1.00

01:17:44.720 and did that there was a there's a there's a country bar called the farm and they come over

01:17:49.940 to me and they were like um hayley welch is over there yeah and uh talk to it yeah and i was like

01:17:58.540 or they were like um what was your reaction to that great well i just i that was how that that's

01:18:04.100 how the thought in my head of oh it's a country bar right and so i was like oh my god we should

01:18:08.080 just we should just run lowly road tonight like there's nothing better than when you're breaking

01:18:11.760 a record and you just go and just so i missed the only night that i had you missed a great night

01:18:15.860 slim piss slim was furious try calling him right now you see he didn't answer the text i know i 0.98

01:18:21.320 texted him fuck um i'll make it up no i i was it was just a good night with the city or whatever 0.98

01:18:27.080 But, you know, I don't drink anymore 0.99

01:18:31.240 My version of going out is very, like, much more strategic

01:18:35.220 And I was, you know, I was kind of there with the purpose

01:18:39.720 Knowing, like, this is a good night for the city of Cleveland

01:18:42.760 To kind of hear Lonely Row for the first time

01:18:44.560 What month is it?

01:18:46.980 August

01:18:47.420 Yeah, I'm sober officially a year

01:18:49.960 Congrats

01:18:50.460 That's impressive, bro

01:18:52.040 Yeah, thank you

01:18:53.320 It'll really change your life, won't it?

01:18:55.060 dude it's a good look on you bro thank you thank you your aura i'm telling you is like

01:19:01.220 you're you're you're vibing you're high vibe thank you as kevin was and smiling more than ever too

01:19:08.100 i like even even like when i posted that picture of me you and jelly from last night um you have

01:19:14.380 all those like twitter communities like mgk fans that are just like he's smiling again he's always

01:19:19.160 smiling now he seems so happy rare i guess that that room last night was was radiating

01:19:24.880 Bro like the three of us together just felt

01:19:26.780 Cool because like I know it's

01:19:28.840 Cool to be around people that battle the same

01:19:30.860 Demons that I do and like Jelly obviously

01:19:32.660 Has so much of that I know

01:19:34.520 Ingrained in him yeah it's

01:19:36.860 It's

01:19:37.940 That journey is

01:19:39.740 Constantly bumpy for me

01:19:42.460 But what do you find

01:19:44.840 The hardest part of it

01:19:46.060 Just that itch

01:19:48.500 That never goes away

01:19:49.700 Never goes away but

01:19:52.120 I agree it's a you know

01:19:54.540 it's a it's a good look and i really just want to do it for everybody who

01:19:59.660 feels like they can't you know because i like i really took pride in how

01:20:06.300 unsober i was you know yeah yeah that's the rock star lifestyle yeah yeah yeah but what was your

01:20:14.380 what was your drug besides all of them but like your main one cocaine codeine yeah yeah cocaine

01:20:21.360 codeine and i and i liked i loved i mean you know i love 30s 15s perks like those were that's where

01:20:29.500 i lived those were those were saucy for sure like i would take them in the studio and just rap for

01:20:34.180 days but you know i'll be at the house trying to chill right now getting sober off the alcohol and

01:20:38.840 pills right now on the mic i'm sharpening my skills right now just in case i gotta pick it

01:20:42.800 up and kill right now i'm rapping late before i had a deal right now i'm hungry like i never had

01:20:47.360 a meal right now got the blues getting green like it's teal right now can't get out the game like 0.93

01:20:51.320 i'm jordan peel right now and i'm chilling with lp my shirt's fred perry and my underwear lv

01:20:56.640 my mind's all gucci and my body is healthy on this mission to the money big mike let's get

01:21:01.220 wealthy and i'm in cleveland right next to where hell be with the telescope they couldn't see me

01:21:06.560 i'm stealthy mainstream sellout but can't nobody sell me i made it out myself couldn't nobody help

01:21:12.600 me everything is just like thought all right gangster bro thanks for hell yeah nah for sure

01:21:19.140 I do want to ask

01:21:21.140 I do want to ask

01:21:21.840 Finally

01:21:22.600 Machine Gun Kelly

01:21:23.400 Ladies and gentlemen

01:21:24.200 Bro thanks for coming on

01:21:25.720 It's been a long time

01:21:26.560 Since you came

01:21:27.020 And performed live

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01:21:30.900 Of the house

01:21:31.380 That you ended up buying

01:21:32.200 Yeah

01:21:32.780 Let's go

01:21:33.620 So crazy

01:21:34.160 Let's go

01:21:34.820 Yep yep yep

01:21:36.460 Alright that's it

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