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00:03:10.260 not gonna bring up my butthole to start this episode all right not an important bachata episode

00:03:15.340 Are you fucking saying it right?

00:03:17.800 Is he saying it right?

00:03:19.240 Bachata.

00:03:19.920 No, bachata.

00:03:20.960 Say it a little quicker.

00:03:22.400 Like bachata.

00:03:23.060 Bachata.

00:03:23.500 Say it like you mean it.

00:03:25.140 Bachata.

00:03:25.720 Put your hip into it when you say it.

00:03:27.160 Bachata.

00:03:27.560 All right, all right, all right.

00:03:30.500 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:03:32.420 It's Latin week.

00:03:34.400 It's Latin week for impulsive.

00:03:36.280 We got the biggest Latin stars in the world.

00:03:38.140 They're joining us today.

00:03:39.360 We don't know why.

00:03:40.780 That's a good point.

00:03:41.300 We don't know why.

00:03:42.080 Because we're gringos.

00:03:43.240 You really got to think about it for a second.

00:03:44.520 Latin music, the entire Latin space has been blowing up, blowing up.

00:03:49.920 The number four biggest music genre right now after three others, because that's how

00:03:57.120 numbers work.

00:03:57.700 It just passed country.

00:03:59.280 It just didn't have the info.

00:04:01.920 No, you're right.

00:04:02.720 You're right.

00:04:03.020 It just passed country music as a bigger music genre.

00:04:05.360 Do you think country is having a downslide, like sliding down a little bit?

00:04:08.340 Kevin's shaking his head.

00:04:09.200 Yes.

00:04:09.540 Like not as many cowboys as usual.

00:04:11.440 I think the cobblers are on the decline.

00:04:14.060 What's up, Vince Royce?

00:04:15.900 Bro, there's no way he looks that good.

00:04:17.500 Yeah, he looks good.

00:04:18.200 Yo, quick shout out to Moreplay Academy and Rich Music here in Miami.

00:04:21.560 We're in Miami.

00:04:23.820 Music studios, basketball hoops, bathrooms, billiards, tables, and washrooms.

00:04:28.380 Dude, none of our shirts are ironed.

00:04:31.560 Honestly, name an Ozzy Osbourne song.

00:04:33.140 I feel...

00:04:34.140 I can't.

00:04:36.900 I can't.

00:04:37.620 I just swear with my stylist.

00:04:38.680 You're like one of those kids that wears a Nirvana tee, bro.

00:04:40.680 I swear with my stylist tells me to wear.

00:04:42.220 It's a cool shirt.

00:04:42.860 Whatever.

00:04:43.080 Dude, at least I'm wearing a different shirt from the last episode.

00:04:45.320 If you look at this episode and then go back to the Nicky Jam episode, he's wearing the same shirt.

00:04:51.240 I haven't slept.

00:04:52.620 I got off an economy flight.

00:04:55.000 Were you in the aisle?

00:04:56.080 I was in the aisle.

00:04:57.340 David was in the middle seat from 8.30 p.m. to 4.30 a.m., dude.

00:05:01.460 Oh, that sucks.

00:05:02.460 Well, we did make our way out here to Miami for these Latin gods.

00:05:06.080 Welcome back to Impulsors, the number one podcast in the world.

00:05:07.820 Thank you guys for listening, watching, viewing, and subscribing.

00:05:09.940 uh we got we got we got we got the number two in the house the number two uh of the day i mean not

00:05:15.920 uh ranking because that's how numbers work um uh let's let's bring him on ladies and gentlemen

00:05:21.680 he's one of the biggest latin artists in the world he's from the bar the bronx he's the king

00:05:25.460 of bachata it's prince royce ladies and gentlemen yes wow a lot of energy on set today

00:05:30.740 what's good what's up brother i'm good man should i put this on it don't matter you you can if you

00:05:37.100 want we like the headphones it gives it the vibe it makes you feel like podcasty you know okay

00:05:43.460 this might be my first podcast actually is it my first podcast how do you how do you feel about it

00:05:49.220 do you feel comfortable or like all right off the bat yeah i'm pretty chill i'm pretty chill some

00:05:53.480 people come on and they're like dude we you know we were intimidated to do this you know logan's

00:05:57.420 a winning boxer a boxer and you know like all that's mouthpiece right yeah ew bro oh there was

00:06:04.860 but those are those are um i was able to like twirl it up those are um uh invisalign invisalign

00:06:11.420 yeah if you want to talk about it i'm down but i will be sending an invoice to invisalign for

00:06:14.940 both of us but no i don't think um i just i'm pretty chill but sometimes you have your doubts

00:06:24.420 like what are we going on what are we going to talk about well we don't know we're hoping you

00:06:27.740 knew what you want to talk about we're gringos we can do a little that we had nikki jam on today

00:06:35.940 oh yeah earlier he was he was uh giving you your flowers but he also said that you're he also said

00:06:41.500 you're a little shy bro that's what he said i'm i've always been a shy person i feel i feel like

00:06:46.580 um even in school i think like the music thing sometimes gets you out of your because you end

00:06:52.520 up having to talk to the camera talk to people you have to you have to but i'm still like like

00:06:57.060 if you go on my Instagram, I'm not this. I look at people like uploading massive. Yo, yo, I'm here.

00:07:01.020 And I'd be like, bro, I wish I could be like that. And I'm just not like that. You know, is it because

00:07:04.900 you're more introverted or is it because you are intentionally keeping your life private?

00:07:09.640 I think I've just always been introverted. And I think I'm a little antisocial as well. People say

00:07:13.740 I'm not because they think like, oh, but you man, cool. And I don't know. I'm just a homebody. Like

00:07:17.860 I've always been like when I grew up, I never had that many friends. It was always just family

00:07:21.760 members and cousins. Like a lot of my boys are really just family members. I got a big a big

00:07:26.440 ass family of like i got eight aunts and uncles on one side eight aunts and uncle on my other side

00:07:31.620 so and then it all had like five kids and it's all guys so oh man shout out to the family i can't

00:07:37.440 imagine being at the reunion or the no the reunions forget about it no when they ask for

00:07:41.080 tickets it's like bro a hundred tickets a thousand tickets for real though for real or like like you

00:07:46.740 know you rent a yacht it's like bro 12 heads which is like two which is one invitation have you felt

00:07:52.920 like you've gotten closer to family or further away from family with the fame i think it's a

00:07:58.980 combination like um i think i've lost a lot of people maybe like friends um or supposed friends

00:08:08.300 i think at one point yeah join the club man uh i mean i think it happens i think you know when

00:08:13.220 when when you're coming up in any field i feel and especially if like you're from the hood or

00:08:20.140 you know if you don't if you don't come from money you have a lot of people rooting for you

00:08:23.360 you know yo let's go let's go you're younger you know you got the kids you know we want they want

00:08:27.620 you to win they want you to win and then when you win or you make it it's like all right we good we

00:08:32.040 don't we don't we don't we don't want to win no more next you know so that's kind of the thing

00:08:36.080 in life in general I think but for me it's like and we've we've we've seen this before where

00:08:41.420 I feel like I've never changed but you start feeling like people start changing with you you

00:08:44.760 know so I'm not gonna lie and say that I've lost some friends and sometimes maybe in the beginning

00:08:50.120 of it things were uncomfortable with my family but i think ultimately i'm really close to my

00:08:54.840 family right now i think um it's a process you know it's like a roller coaster logan wants to

00:08:58.380 say something what do you want to say we're both having the same thought the same thought

00:09:01.600 nikki we just had the same conversation conversation with nikki jam it's it's funny how like

00:09:06.060 man you got your supporters and people rooting for you especially if you come from nothing

00:09:10.180 and then you make it and then all of a sudden people don't really want you to win that much

00:09:15.940 anymore because you already won exactly it's a weird thing it's a weird thing yeah i think it

00:09:20.640 just i think it just makes people any kind of like overt success or like very visual success

00:09:26.480 just makes people reflect inward on themselves i've been having some trouble with a family member

00:09:31.680 of mine recently that has been a little bit turned off by the successes and i and i try not to be

00:09:37.180 like braggadocious or anything like that is it sloan nah sloanie she's only like not even one

00:09:44.520 bro she doesn't even have a brain like she's still just a pile of monitors what is babies i don't

00:09:51.220 know she has no thoughts bro no but like it's not so no it's not so but like but like yeah i feel

00:09:58.200 like um whenever whenever somebody sees you doing too well it automatically like invokes in in

00:10:03.360 certain people a feeling of of i don't want to say envy but like you know what i'm saying like

00:10:08.560 it just makes people uncomfortable bro i also think like people see social media or whatever

00:10:15.560 you put out and they're already imagining a whole nother thing or like you buy a new car and it's

00:10:21.040 like oh you know they see you got a new a fly car and maybe you worked your ass off for it

00:10:25.480 but now all of a sudden it's like wow um he's making so much money he's good like why isn't

00:10:30.700 he hooking me up or whatever and it's like you don't know the behind the scenes of things like

00:10:34.580 i always get um i always get like you know like obviously you get a car people i don't know people

00:10:39.480 think i don't people think like you go buy 300 000 cash like bro there's loans there's a finance

00:10:44.060 there's a monthly payment you know what i mean so so it's like people get into this thing of like

00:10:49.020 this this i don't know bro i think recently i've been a little bit turned off with like

00:10:53.300 just the social media thing because it's like bro there's so much information so much going on

00:10:57.980 and people are just reading and reading and reading and just getting confused and assuming

00:11:02.480 things and creating things and now we got ai and now we got this and i'm like just with this we're

00:11:07.080 getting good now we got we got ai fucking calling you and recording a rap song so it's just i mean

00:11:13.000 it's interesting i'm not i don't want to come over here just talking all this shit like yeah

00:11:16.140 he came in with mad negativity i know i'm with you i'm with you bro it's information overload

00:11:22.260 we don't know what's real and what's fake and where it's coming from and and it's it's a it's

00:11:27.020 a gnarly time to be alive because how does a human's brain process all this access to

00:11:33.440 information and media and just bullshit overall noise even um i want to i want to harp back on

00:11:38.620 something you said uh because the world that you're living in is is is a crazy one and your

00:11:43.380 rise to fame is insane you lost some friends along the way like that that feels inevitable

00:11:48.200 for for people in your position uh uh is there anything you want to like share or anything you're

00:11:53.760 willing to share about a falling out you've had um yeah i just think i don't think to i gotta be

00:12:00.320 specific but certain people that you know i think in music at least i don't know about i can't speak

00:12:05.240 for for anything else but i think in music you usually get fame first before actual money like

00:12:12.700 i don't think i was comfortable or enough to say like oh shit i made it to like maybe like at least

00:12:20.940 five six years into my career you know and i was already on radio i was already popping i was

00:12:24.700 already doing shows but you know you sign shitty deals or or you know like things are larger than

00:12:30.580 life like i said on on on the grand scheme of things but maybe you didn't get paid like maybe

00:12:35.100 shit maybe i did something dope with a brand and my billboards everywhere and i got paid

00:12:39.560 three thousand bucks for it and it looks like it's a million dollars you know yeah so i think

00:12:44.240 when i started coming up um soon as like i was on tv or radio i remember being on the radio still

00:12:50.340 going to college i used to go to bmcc in manhattan i used to work for sprint at a cell phone store

00:12:55.300 yeah we want to talk about that we want to talk about that so i would i would pull up to college

00:12:59.740 in my spring uniform because i would um i'd take night school and i'd work at the cell phone store

00:13:03.560 i didn't bother um spending money on clothes because it's like whatever it's night time

00:13:07.440 there was no chicks at night so no it's not so so i would go you know and and i would still be on

00:13:13.660 the radio taking the train and it wasn't until one time that i'm taking the train and someone

00:13:18.420 takes a photo of me and i see it on twitter at the time and it's like what the hell is printer

00:13:21.940 was doing on the train and i'm okay i gotta start taking yellow cabs now but i mean i was still

00:13:26.240 living in the projects i was making some money it was it was better money than you know once i

00:13:31.600 quit the cell phone store but i wasn't like buying a 500 crib or a million dollar crib

00:13:36.180 but immediately once i started being on tv and stuff a couple friends like yo can you buy me

00:13:40.400 this or buy me that and i'm like bro i haven't even taken my mom out the hood yeah you know what

00:13:44.620 yeah yeah yeah so it's kind of like things like that where you know i don't know a lot of people

00:13:50.380 get strange and it's almost like people feel entitlement almost like oh what but like what

00:13:57.260 about me and stuff and it's like bro i got a bunch of other people that weren't even as close as me

00:14:01.560 and you were that i got to take care of first like i got a brother and sister i got a mom or dad you

00:14:05.120 know my uncle happens often my uncle who i wasn't that close with growing up like he would pop in

00:14:11.300 out you know here and there is upset with me because i won't buy him a pickup truck

00:14:16.600 i don't know i don't know this guy like that dude and he and he's sending me charged text messages

00:14:23.060 with pictures if i was in your position the things i would do for the family around i'm like dog i

00:14:28.320 don't know you i never met you before nah last time i met you i don't even know it was the picture

00:14:34.000 of that yeah i see the picture of us when i was five years old yeah man the the entitlement's

00:14:39.760 gnarly but i mean i mean forget all that let's put that aside for a second well folks the wait

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00:15:33.080 Back to the show.

00:15:34.200 You did it, bro.

00:15:35.020 Bachata music.

00:15:36.180 Bachata music.

00:15:36.960 So, bachata for the people that don't know what bachata is.

00:15:39.040 Help us.

00:15:39.760 Bachata is a tropical genre from Dominican Republic.

00:15:45.080 And originally, this was a very...

00:15:47.420 I kind of like to compare it a little to country music

00:15:50.000 just because it's very...

00:15:51.760 With a lot of instrumentation.

00:15:52.880 So, it consists of a bass, two guitars.

00:15:56.660 The requinto is the lead guitar.

00:15:58.120 It's called requinto.

00:15:59.120 it's a bongo and a guira guira is literally like a metal circle i'm over here like

00:16:05.180 it's like literally you scratch like it does like the the the tweet to it you know so um

00:16:12.560 and then you can have some keys and this was a very underground very frowned upon genre because

00:16:20.680 it was very um they would play it in the strip clubs really it was very kind of like i don't

00:16:25.620 want to say dirty but like if you were a 16 year old girl playing bachata your your dad and your

00:16:31.200 mom would say chill like my grandma used to let a bachata and her dad my my yeah my grandma's dad

00:16:36.280 would tell her to cut it off so that genre started to grow it was always very nostalgic very about

00:16:42.360 pain i'm gonna kill myself without your love but always revolved about rome revolved about

00:16:47.780 romanticism and it's very danceable and little by little um it ended up growing and getting out

00:16:54.980 and becoming more commercial and um yeah so i think like my bachata has always been a little

00:17:00.760 more r&b flavored new york flavor uh i added violins at the time i have like live strings

00:17:07.080 on it which they would say like for example like people people who are true bachata fans say that

00:17:12.020 like my bachata is not real bachata because because it has a lot of fusions of like i like

00:17:16.780 to fuck around i like to do a lot of things that have been done in the genre so i'll put like a

00:17:20.120 ukulele on it i'll put violins on it um um i did a one that had a re um mariachi on it like regional

00:17:28.720 mexican vibes on it so um technically like mine is bachata pop but um yeah i think that's what

00:17:34.060 these bachata karens that are like that are like at their house like that is not real bachata

00:17:39.420 so i got like a little what does this come out june june yeah so whatever i did like a little

00:17:49.040 skid in my album that

00:17:50.620 like I'm kind of making fun of what people

00:17:53.080 say about me. That situation. And

00:17:55.180 whatever. I go on

00:17:56.960 TikTok last week or whatever.

00:17:59.000 They sent me a TikTok and there's like a dude

00:18:00.960 listening to one of my

00:18:02.980 songs that's playing at a

00:18:03.840 at a

00:18:05.900 it's playing there, whatever. And he's like, this shit ain't

00:18:08.960 bachata. I'll go. I just

00:18:11.020 said bachata. This shit ain't bachata because I'm talking

00:18:12.760 in Spanish. That Prince Roy

00:18:14.920 shit is bachata for

00:18:16.180 sweet 16s, for birthday parties.

00:18:18.520 let me get a real bachata song so i can get a knife and cut my wrist oh no so i did like a

00:18:25.300 reaction recently where i'm like watching him i'm eating a cake or whatever he's like but anyways

00:18:29.240 nah so i think like obviously everybody has their opinion but what made me known or gave me that

00:18:36.900 stamp in bachata was the fact that my bachata was different from what was out there what was already

00:18:42.340 happening so i think in general you always got to go with your gut feeling you always got to try to

00:18:46.040 be unique like i think in general whenever i'm doing music i try to really think what has been

00:18:50.480 done before what i haven't done before push the envelope to really be different you know

00:18:54.300 well it worked it worked amen amen and that's uh the battle cry i think of a lot of people

00:19:01.260 especially in music who who make it you got to be different like if you're making stuff that

00:19:05.820 everyone else was making where's the disruption 100 well i actually my first song was you know

00:19:12.260 stand by me my first song was a stand by me spanglish cover it's fantastic that was my first

00:19:17.060 song so it's like um it was weird because it was like my first single was like an english song it

00:19:21.680 was a mostly english song in bachata so i wanted to ask about this because i find the uh the spanish

00:19:27.380 english fusion in music fascinating and it's awesome i mean we were just talking while you

00:19:33.340 were walking in but um latin music now is it's one of the biggest genres in the world and it's

00:19:39.220 growing and it probably probably might even hit number one um if you look at the top global charts

00:19:44.300 right now like all the songs are are latin artists peso pluma bad bunny like guys these are killing it

00:19:50.420 and um the ability to fuse english and spanish into some of these songs is like a combination

00:19:59.900 of culture that i think we haven't really seen before and you were one of the first people to do

00:20:06.000 it yeah i think um it's interesting because i think about this all the time like um

00:20:11.780 it's weird because there's so many people like me that are like spanglish they think in english

00:20:16.960 and speak in spanish and watch spanish tv and listen to hip-hop and do everything

00:20:20.120 and growing up i remember i was um originally like doing r&b like r&b in english i was singing

00:20:27.060 r&b in english and spanglish and it always felt weird because it was like i wasn't english enough

00:20:34.940 to sing r&b and then sometimes sometimes i feel like i'm not spanish enough to sing spanish like

00:20:40.340 sometimes i go to latin america and they'll be like oh uh you know uh you're a gringo or whatever

00:20:45.360 they call you yeah they call me translucent so like sometimes they're like oh and no one it would

00:20:53.600 it's it's weird because sometimes they'll talk to me like they're talking to me in english and i'm

00:20:58.340 like you know like you can talk to me in spanish and like oh i don't know like i mean what do you

00:21:01.320 guys think I'm doing putting someone else to record the records you know but they'd see me as like an

00:21:06.060 American uh guy with Dominican descent and I in my case I grew up very Dominican like both my

00:21:13.700 parents are Dominican I grew up speaking Spanish at home English in school and I always felt very

00:21:18.520 Dominican so back to on subject that was always kind of like the thing like like you know back

00:21:24.240 and forth yeah yeah like I always just felt like even in Latin music sometimes certain countries

00:21:30.360 don't see me as full latin or full hispanic and i think that's an interesting thing because there's

00:21:35.520 so many people that i feel are liking me and that's what it was always the vibe with me like

00:21:39.700 the vibe with me was always like you know like i like to tweet in english like people be writing

00:21:44.780 to me like oh but write in spanish and i'm like all right but the thought was in english you know

00:21:48.820 what i'm saying and don't don't some things like make more sense to say in english versus spanish

00:21:54.400 because because like also you grew up in like the spot for this type of activity like the bronx

00:22:01.360 vx is such a heavy latin hispanic community like i don't know i want to hear more about your

00:22:07.040 influences but like fat joe big pun like cuban links all that shit like growing up that that

00:22:11.600 was like in the new york scene that was like the representative like like area of the boroughs for

00:22:17.600 for hispanic music so like who who was inspiring you to move in the direction of bachata when you

00:22:23.220 were coming up like from hip-hop or whatever yeah well growing up i would listen to like a lot of

00:22:27.360 eminem i was a huge i was a big usher fan like i know every usher record i'm gonna go to vegas

00:22:32.140 shout out to us i'm gonna go to vegas and check out the usher uh the usher um residency um then

00:22:37.040 i had you know then i was listening to juan luis guerra who's like the he was like the guy that

00:22:43.240 made bachata a little more pop global there's antony santos who is very kind of like street

00:22:51.480 urban bachata then there was aventura who also came in and did it they were from new york as

00:22:57.380 well and they did it like a new york flavor so when i was growing up i was listening to aventura

00:23:01.700 salsa mark anthony um stuff like that and i was singing r&b in english and i was in a studio um

00:23:11.260 it was like a studio with two rooms and in the kitchen there was like a guy who was like yo you

00:23:15.220 should sing some bachata and um i'm like sure whatever at the time i was recording everything

00:23:19.300 to be honest i'm like whatever put me in the booth and that's when i started um i did my first

00:23:23.900 album with like 12 grand from the cell phone store my first album is literally my like the album i

00:23:30.140 did on my own um and then did it inside the cell phone store i did it inside the cell phone store

00:23:36.020 wait not enough but i'm saying like i did it with the money of the cell phone store so i funded that

00:23:41.640 whole project by myself and then i i went to a few labels a few labels and this guy who who who was

00:23:47.480 my manager at the time was the one that took me to to an independent label that ultimately signed

00:23:51.940 me so i i just don't understand like um like why sprint they was hiring bro that's it they were

00:23:58.880 hiring did you personally you had to it was free of course you had it that's what year what year

00:24:04.940 was this because you got to understand sprint sprint was a very different telecommunications

00:24:09.440 company back in the day there was a time when they were they were they were popping bro remember

00:24:15.280 the the chirp the the next cell that was sure t-mobile had the sidekicks that was dope too

00:24:20.100 you know how many packs i moved off that fucking t what were they called the the flip one with the

00:24:24.420 the 89 and 90 like the fucking first the chirp yeah like yeah it was a it was a next cell yeah

00:24:30.060 but it had the the walkie-talkie and the walkie-talkie at the time um was free minutes

00:24:36.180 for the young kids we had to pay for text and minutes yeah back in the day so the walkie-talkie

00:24:41.140 It was free.

00:24:42.180 And I'm losing my train of thought.

00:24:44.400 No, we were talking about Sprint.

00:24:45.240 Oh, yeah, no.

00:24:46.140 So you had, I had two free cell phones, of course.

00:24:48.560 So you got a free cell phone, you know, one for the bros, one for the hoes.

00:24:52.480 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:24:53.100 Okay, okay.

00:24:53.540 I'm just, yeah, so confused because, you know, when I hear Sprint, I just, you know.

00:24:58.760 Nah, Sprint ain't bad.

00:24:59.800 But T-Mobile bought Sprint.

00:25:01.180 So, no, shout out to Sprint.

00:25:02.140 Oh, I see.

00:25:02.920 I'm over here shouting out everybody.

00:25:04.220 Can you edit this?

00:25:04.800 I'm like, I got to get paid.

00:25:06.260 Nah, these don't count as shout outs, bro.

00:25:07.880 Not the way we're talking about them.

00:25:09.460 these are shout downs dude so so i i find it interesting uh even just hearing you talk about

00:25:15.700 about um your artistry you know you're trying a bunch of stuff uh how how much of an artist you

00:25:22.880 you feel like like it comes from a place of wanting to create really um like passionately

00:25:29.140 like you you wrote poetry even yeah yeah some time correct so i started in junior high school

00:25:33.380 writing poetry and the thing about bachata is that i tell people all the time like i tell my

00:25:37.360 label and my manager all the time they're like you know you got a hand in the album like the

00:25:41.480 the amount of first work and then money that requires for this genre because everything's

00:25:47.400 live it's musicians so you go on tour i mean it's a hundred grand just to move the band and

00:25:52.160 everybody you know so when you're in the studio you know you do a demo first of all you gotta

00:25:57.760 write the song so whether it's to guitar to to piano you write the song the song must be a

00:26:03.120 beautiful poetic sentimiento song sentimiento means like emotion so it's not like you can't

00:26:08.720 just pull up and just you know it's not like more like hip-hop that is maybe a little so that's the

00:26:12.800 train thought the the the thought process in the song then you got to record percussion so bang

00:26:18.760 goes first guida second guitar second guitar bass piano so it takes weeks and weeks to really

00:26:26.640 we're like you know music nowadays when it's more computerized than me to keyboard you know you

00:26:30.460 could do something in maybe a few hours so doing an album takes approximately like two years usually

00:26:34.780 and i'll be like i'm trying to work as fast as i can how how involved are you in like that that

00:26:39.760 pre vocals segment of it i was just talking about ai because i was like fuck i should get ai to

00:26:45.020 record my demo vocals yeah yeah so i record twice usually i record the demo when we're writing a

00:26:50.840 song then my producer who's my brother-in-law um and he's been my producer since since always we

00:26:56.140 since years you know he gets some music doing and i'll get i'll go in for the important things

00:27:00.880 usually but yeah that's um i'm pretty involved though that's cool i'm too involved sometimes

00:27:07.180 it's just annoying i imagine i imagine you have to be for that type of music because i mean it's

00:27:12.340 coming from the heart you know it's 100 it's real stories usually you know um and yeah i i i tried

00:27:18.080 to be a singer like i uh let's hear it well so look i i try to do music and it's so hard man

00:27:26.840 and you had a trainer i had a vocal trainer for a year i flew to sweden bro i i i recorded with

00:27:34.020 one of max martin's producers man i tried so hard i made i made like 20 songs i mean not as many as

00:27:39.800 you would make before you like whittle it down but um it wasn't i don't know is it on is it

00:27:45.880 Is it online?

00:27:46.840 No, it was so bad.

00:27:47.940 I didn't want to release it, but I also did a little poetry,

00:27:50.820 and I've actually prepared a poem for you.

00:27:53.740 He's bugging around.

00:27:54.620 I swear.

00:27:55.100 Let's take it.

00:27:55.740 What?

00:27:56.140 Why don't you tell me about this?

00:27:57.280 I would have prepared a poem.

00:27:58.400 I prepared a little poem.

00:27:59.420 Well, because you wrote poetry, I got a little inspired.

00:28:01.300 Yeah, that's nice.

00:28:02.280 I prepared a poem for the podcast.

00:28:04.740 It's nice.

00:28:07.340 I tried to be a singer, but there was no shata.

00:28:10.660 I suck at music, especially bachata.

00:28:13.160 Prince Royce

00:28:15.200 I like your voice

00:28:16.340 It makes such a pretty noise

00:28:18.220 But when I sing it hurts

00:28:19.840 Like Mike's hemorrhoids

00:28:21.320 Interesting

00:28:22.760 I like that

00:28:23.960 That's beautiful

00:28:24.400 I don't like it

00:28:25.140 We should get him to open up the concerts

00:28:26.600 I think people would like that

00:28:28.140 Let's get him to open up the concerts

00:28:29.080 What y'all think?

00:28:30.500 Comment, comment, comment

00:28:31.540 What y'all think?

00:28:32.100 Fire

00:28:32.260 Yeah man

00:28:33.000 Did you just write that five minutes?

00:28:34.840 He wrote that one minute ago right now

00:28:36.940 They just texted him

00:28:37.920 I wrote it

00:28:39.060 Yeah look

00:28:40.380 I just wrote it

00:28:41.560 But listen

00:28:42.880 you once made 106 songs for an album where's everybody getting this yeah that one number

00:28:49.200 everyone keeps asking me yo tell us more about the 106 songs 106 songs no they all got went to

00:28:54.480 the trash when music most of them do right because you got to whittle it down to 13 on an album

00:29:00.260 maybe yeah like this one has 23 this oh the thing is a lot extendo a lot of them already came out

00:29:08.120 so like six already came out i'm like bro i'm not gonna give them six tracks with three new tracks

00:29:12.160 yeah so um no i think um as an artist too like in anything when you hear something over and over

00:29:18.540 it becomes old to you and maybe there's songs so for me like if i still love it a year later i'm

00:29:24.660 like i i still love it um and i get i get um i have a thing where i get like like i can be

00:29:32.180 obsessed with something quick and then like bounce yeah um like at like at

00:29:37.540 sorry that's why the headphones are good

00:29:41.700 if someone goes

00:29:43.100 what's he gonna say

00:29:45.220 I was gonna say

00:29:46.880 I imagine you have to control that part

00:29:49.660 of your personality

00:29:51.380 a little bit because

00:29:52.860 I have a little bit of that and

00:29:55.500 you can get excited about a thing that maybe you

00:29:57.540 shouldn't be that much energy

00:29:59.320 and very spontaneous

00:30:00.120 and then you make rash decisions

00:30:02.160 so like when I turned 30 years old I went on a license spree

00:30:04.880 like a license spree

00:30:07.000 what do you mean a license a license i was like i'm about to get every license my cousin was like

00:30:11.540 yo you want a mini midlife crisis bro so i went i always had my motorcycle license but i started

00:30:17.940 um so but i got my motorcycle license at 18. oh you're talking about like permits like actual

00:30:21.780 license yeah actual i'm gonna tell you right now so i got my motorcycle license back in the day

00:30:25.340 and it started first with like my cousin rides a motorcycle started riding motorcycles cool

00:30:29.600 and i'm like you know what would happen if i get my scuba diving license cool we went got our

00:30:33.560 scuba diving license it was dope whatever then i was like i don't think i got my boat license yet

00:30:39.000 like not you don't need a boat license but you need like a boat certificate what ended the class

00:30:43.280 started driving boats but i'm talking about like little boats like i was throwing the anchors and

00:30:46.680 shit i was like i need to learn like the real shit getting stuck you're like a character in

00:30:50.760 grand theft auto i know hold on it gets better bro then i got my skydiving license i'm not even

00:30:57.300 kidding i got 50 approve i got like 54 jumps you have 54 jumps how many do you have at logan it's

00:31:05.000 you got you skydive i i have 27 oh so you're pretty good exactly all right so it's so so it's

00:31:10.060 not that crazy too skydiving is crazy i've done i've done it but i've never jumped so low just

00:31:14.800 just 54 is a lot dude you know like the hop and pops you know the hop and pops you got to do low

00:31:18.120 i fucked up there like 10 times that's the only reason why i went from like 20 to 30. how did you

00:31:21.200 And also, that's not the one that fuck you about, bro.

00:31:24.280 That's the one you do.

00:31:25.260 Mad low.

00:31:25.760 Mad low.

00:31:26.520 You open the fucking door, you're like, oh, yup.

00:31:29.020 So I would come.

00:31:29.920 So it's like Homestead.

00:31:30.860 It was like an hour away from my house every time I drive over there.

00:31:36.280 It's a weird feeling because going up on the plane, I would get flashbacks of my life.

00:31:40.740 Like the news.

00:31:41.960 Yeah.

00:31:42.220 Like the news.

00:31:43.400 Royce is dead.

00:31:44.640 Like I would get these scary.

00:31:46.100 Oh, my gosh.

00:31:46.340 I would get these scary ass like.

00:31:48.120 and then the other pros

00:31:49.440 are like sleeping

00:31:50.040 on the way up

00:31:50.940 to the fucking

00:31:51.320 but the feeling

00:31:53.000 that I would get

00:31:53.760 when I would come back home

00:31:55.540 later that day

00:31:57.520 would feel like blessed

00:31:58.380 like oh I'm happy

00:31:59.340 to be home today

00:31:59.940 I made it

00:32:00.340 and you're literally

00:32:01.980 saving your life

00:32:02.720 each jump

00:32:03.260 I stopped because of COVID

00:32:04.860 but I had like

00:32:05.420 50 some jumps

00:32:06.100 that's a funny way

00:32:06.900 to look at it

00:32:07.540 I'm saving my life

00:32:09.100 on this jump

00:32:09.360 no you're saving

00:32:10.560 your life

00:32:11.040 dude you're falling

00:32:12.380 out of a plane

00:32:13.060 you have to do something

00:32:14.440 like you're gonna do

00:32:15.360 like if you don't

00:32:16.120 save your life

00:32:16.880 they say that you're

00:32:17.720 fucking toast bro i i feel that gotta do something they say that you can they say that you're most

00:32:22.300 more likely um getting into an accident and dying on the way to skydive than actually skydiving it's

00:32:27.340 true the the uh skydiving fatalities are one in 167 000 he knows all about it every but you was

00:32:35.640 doing flips and everything you almost died for him dude my second solo jump my main shoot did not

00:32:41.560 open i had to cut away my second solo jump that's like that happens to a lot of people

00:32:47.120 Does it sound familiar to you?

00:32:48.140 I heard a story like that.

00:32:48.760 Look red, grab red, peel, pull.

00:32:50.480 Look silver, grab silver, peel, pull.

00:32:52.600 I had to do it.

00:32:54.300 Mike's right.

00:32:54.720 I had to do something.

00:32:55.700 They had to save his own life.

00:32:56.260 Crazy.

00:32:56.940 It got caught in about a four by four cube, and the parachute just wouldn't open.

00:33:01.840 Where were you doing this?

00:33:03.680 Paris, California.

00:33:04.840 Okay.

00:33:05.260 And that's another thing.

00:33:06.180 You mentioned it, but the drive to Paris for me was two hours.

00:33:08.640 Yeah, it's always deep.

00:33:09.420 It's always far, yeah.

00:33:10.160 So that's why I'm saying that's a lot of jumps, because how many jumps you get today?

00:33:13.980 Like five or six?

00:33:14.940 No, like maybe three max.

00:33:16.960 Man, you must have been going for, like, months.

00:33:19.080 Like, months on months.

00:33:20.160 Nah, I probably was going every other day, though.

00:33:22.360 But, like, three or four, max.

00:33:24.060 Yeah, you see, you don't get a lot.

00:33:25.240 You drive an hour.

00:33:26.020 You get four jumps a day.

00:33:26.980 Yeah, yeah, yeah, and that's it.

00:33:27.480 You know you could jump from a hot air balloon or a helicopter.

00:33:31.080 No, I don't have that license yet, though.

00:33:33.100 You just have that many jumps.

00:33:34.520 No, yeah, I have the A.

00:33:35.760 I think it's the A license.

00:33:36.640 Yeah, you have the A.

00:33:37.120 I don't have the B.

00:33:37.940 You got to do a little course for the B.

00:33:39.580 But I could do, yeah, I could do the hot air.

00:33:41.460 You got to do, like, a water training or something.

00:33:42.780 So you don't have your pilot's license then?

00:33:44.860 That's where the license...

00:33:45.800 Okay, so that...

00:33:46.860 So, yeah, so then...

00:33:49.600 You're like a licensed addict.

00:33:50.580 Then I'm like, all right.

00:33:51.620 It's crazy.

00:33:52.520 Is there like a rehab?

00:33:53.200 Then I did a fucking...

00:33:54.480 I did my mixology license with my sister.

00:33:56.540 Yeah.

00:33:57.000 I'm serious.

00:33:58.500 Then I did a real estate license.

00:34:00.880 Oh, you're a dangerous man.

00:34:01.640 I didn't do the test.

00:34:02.380 You can do it all.

00:34:03.240 I just like learning, you know?

00:34:04.480 I think, like, there's never...

00:34:07.100 Like, you know, you can always keep learning.

00:34:08.620 You're curious.

00:34:09.440 I'm curious.

00:34:09.880 but yeah the pilot license has always been the dream a two-engine pilot oh you really want to

00:34:15.700 do it yeah i'm serious yeah oh you got to get your two-engine um pilot license and learn how

00:34:21.080 to fly without an instrument did you do you know there was a youtuber recently who uh he crashed

00:34:25.500 a plane on purpose no so he was he was flying over the desert and he set up cameras all over

00:34:31.020 the plane and then he he was like mayday mayday i'm going down and he jumped out of the plane

00:34:36.760 with a parachute and just let his plane crash for clout don't forget to like and subscribe

00:34:41.400 he got arrested yeah he got his pilot's license revoked he's in trouble he's in trouble now

00:34:48.340 because he just he destroyed the evidence he tampered with the plane and had a helicopter

00:34:52.580 privately pull it out and he said he didn't do it for views and yet every angle is the things

00:34:57.480 that people are doing nowadays for clout and it was a fully occupied jet blue flight too that was

00:35:02.080 the worst part no no no i'm about to say like bro that's so bad that was where the license

00:35:07.240 just hopped out bro you can't say something like that no we'll cut that out no yeah that'll be

00:35:13.100 no but uh yeah no but i stopped already that was uh i just need the pilot license now i don't think

00:35:18.720 i got any other that that one's tough um that's that takes a lot of time yeah it takes a lot i

00:35:24.760 think it's 48 it's not as many as many hours as you think i think from what i remember you don't

00:35:30.160 You know what I'm thinking?

00:35:31.160 Or that's what you're thinking?

00:35:32.980 No, it's like 48.

00:35:34.180 I don't know.

00:35:35.020 I was looking into it.

00:35:36.080 I don't remember.

00:35:36.740 But it's definitely less hours to fly a private plane than a commercial.

00:35:40.500 Which activity do you like the most?

00:35:44.680 The skydiving.

00:35:45.620 I was doing it by myself, so it wasn't that fun.

00:35:47.780 I never got into it with a buddy to be able to do it.

00:35:50.220 I think the scuba diving is cool.

00:35:51.400 I do it with four or five cousins.

00:35:54.320 Four or five cousins.

00:35:55.120 Y'all just running up on these fish.

00:35:56.980 Y'all just pulling up on these fish.

00:35:58.140 Just pull it up.

00:35:59.520 For real.

00:36:01.140 I think the motorcycle is fun, too.

00:36:03.940 It's dangerous, though.

00:36:04.800 So bad.

00:36:05.420 All this stuff has a level of danger to it.

00:36:08.060 Sounds like you're a bit of an adrenaline junkie.

00:36:09.980 I don't find myself to be, but I guess people think, like, I don't be driving the car that fast.

00:36:16.580 Could you ever do a sky bachata?

00:36:18.580 Like a bachata whale skydiving?

00:36:21.620 I know it seems.

00:36:22.680 I thought about doing a video, but I'll do it to record with the wind.

00:36:25.180 oh but you you should you should do i mean you're so i've been wanting 100 different things i know

00:36:31.740 i'm slacking on this fact that i got all this shit and i haven't really you got to combine

00:36:35.940 i need to combine like if you take a motorcycle out of a plane you know take the motorcycle jump

00:36:40.840 off the plane jump into the water come out drive the boat yes while you're shaking a margarita

00:36:47.200 yes yes now you're talking probably even just ran a marathon oh yeah ran a marathon too that's

00:36:53.100 come on man

00:36:53.920 that's crazy

00:36:54.320 no that's crazier

00:36:56.280 than all of them

00:36:56.920 you actually have to

00:36:57.520 train and like

00:36:58.220 get ready for it

00:36:59.060 and you did it

00:36:59.820 for a good cause

00:37:00.640 yeah

00:37:01.300 for the kidney

00:37:02.540 national kidney

00:37:03.260 foundation

00:37:03.860 yeah I ran a

00:37:05.600 marathon

00:37:05.860 26.2 miles

00:37:07.200 did you prepare

00:37:07.760 that's a dope one

00:37:08.360 yeah I just used

00:37:09.120 a Nike app

00:37:09.680 to be honest

00:37:10.300 I just did

00:37:12.080 like you got

00:37:12.540 an app

00:37:12.900 and it tells you

00:37:13.460 oh marathon

00:37:14.120 day to this day

00:37:14.820 run this much

00:37:15.420 miles

00:37:15.580 so you just

00:37:15.900 download the app

00:37:16.560 and you can

00:37:16.960 run a marathon

00:37:17.340 good free app

00:37:18.320 oh shit

00:37:18.700 I'm gonna grab that

00:37:19.280 shout out

00:37:19.620 my cousin

00:37:22.060 my cousin one of my cousins um he he's he's like he does iron man iron mans and shit so he was he

00:37:29.700 got me into it i did it with him i'm trying i don't want to run again because i lose a lot of

00:37:33.800 muscle weight i'm already like skinny um but i would like to run japan i've never been to japan

00:37:40.260 so oh you still you haven't been either not no i haven't been to japan so the day that i do go

00:37:44.520 to japan i think i'm gonna try to run the marathon i've never been there either have you

00:37:47.420 what what what did you say have you been to japan

00:37:56.480 how did you prepare for the marathon like did you run every day

00:38:12.180 nothing nothing we're just wondering how you prepared

00:38:17.260 bro so wait you lose you lose muscle when you start training for marathons i i in my case i

00:38:26.820 lost a lot of like muscle yeah just running a lot you know yeah yeah yeah you gotta avoid that for

00:38:32.400 sure you're big oh i think i think i think i get it i think i get it i think i think i get it

00:38:38.640 I think I just

00:38:39.680 I think I got

00:38:40.380 I just can't believe

00:38:43.060 what people are doing

00:38:43.740 for views these days

00:38:44.760 I can't believe

00:38:46.000 what that guy did

00:38:46.860 out of his plane

00:38:47.540 just for views

00:38:49.300 crazy

00:38:49.800 crazy

00:38:51.700 damn that's crazy

00:38:54.840 you're also a big

00:38:55.540 video game player

00:38:56.400 I'm a big video game player

00:38:58.540 Call of Duty

00:38:59.080 Call of Duty

00:38:59.860 bro you do it all

00:39:00.860 when do you actually

00:39:01.780 make music

00:39:02.440 I be wondering

00:39:03.840 that shit too

00:39:04.640 nah but

00:39:05.840 Call of Duty

00:39:06.440 I mean I've been

00:39:07.200 playing this game

00:39:07.920 the best

00:39:08.420 I don't want to say I'm the best.

00:39:09.560 I got a little cousin.

00:39:10.560 He's like 18.

00:39:11.180 He's nasty.

00:39:12.220 But, you know, like, if you know about Call of Duty, I got Orion,

00:39:14.680 which is like the mask, the skin, which you got to grind heavily to get.

00:39:20.240 So I'm pretty nasty.

00:39:21.060 What do you have to do to get it?

00:39:22.660 So you have to play with every single gun in the game, every single gun,

00:39:25.400 rockets, knives, shields, and all of them have five challenges.

00:39:30.520 So it could be 30 headshots.

00:39:32.240 It could be 20 shots from the back.

00:39:35.040 Multiplayer?

00:39:36.040 Everything multiplayer.

00:39:37.040 Everything multiplayer.

00:39:37.560 Do you play worse on the both?

00:39:40.060 Resurgence?

00:39:40.880 Yeah, both.

00:39:41.380 I'm really, though, wondering how you allocate your time.

00:39:43.360 I'm having a hard time keeping track of...

00:39:45.080 Both, both.

00:39:45.720 If you're doing a lot of stuff, because most people just do, like, one thing.

00:39:50.340 I know, but that's the thing.

00:39:51.540 I had my golf moment one time.

00:39:54.180 I was training with a golf pro.

00:39:55.700 Like, I'd be bouncing around.

00:39:56.720 I tell myself all the time, I got to chill and just focus on one thing.

00:40:00.260 No, but it's good.

00:40:00.780 You're curious.

00:40:01.840 Yeah.

00:40:02.160 And this is probably going to be a thing for the rest of your life.

00:40:04.780 I imagine you'll get your pilot's license.

00:40:06.620 I think so.

00:40:07.440 Maybe learn how to play chess, backgammon, maybe?

00:40:09.800 I don't know how to play chess.

00:40:11.180 I'm not crazy.

00:40:12.280 No, I don't know how to play backgammon.

00:40:12.680 What about Rubik's Cube?

00:40:14.920 No, I don't know how to play Rubik's Cube.

00:40:16.140 You could try to solve a Rubik's Cube.

00:40:18.660 Like, you can put them on the regular cube with the colors?

00:40:20.220 Yeah, the squares.

00:40:20.920 Nah, that looks too annoying.

00:40:22.120 Yeah, so lame.

00:40:22.660 It's so annoying.

00:40:24.300 So lame.

00:40:25.240 But, yeah, man, I be grinding in Call of Duty, man.

00:40:28.280 I just got Zelda, the new game.

00:40:30.260 What system are you playing on?

00:40:32.040 Switch?

00:40:32.280 Switch?

00:40:32.840 No, PS5.

00:40:34.020 But Zelda came out on Switch.

00:40:36.280 Do you play Mario Kart?

00:40:37.440 Yeah, I'm pretty nasty at Mario Kart.

00:40:38.660 Me too, bro.

00:40:39.440 I'm pretty nasty at most games.

00:40:41.180 Who's your character?

00:40:42.100 Yoshi.

00:40:43.140 Yeah.

00:40:43.520 But you know what was a good game that if people are serious,

00:40:46.840 a great tournament with my cousins, Smash Brothers.

00:40:49.880 Come on.

00:40:50.380 That's the best game to play at a party ever, bro.

00:40:54.380 It's so fun.

00:40:55.660 That and Mario Kart.

00:40:56.460 We do that all the time.

00:40:57.200 You have a girl right now?

00:40:59.180 Possibly.

00:40:59.680 I can't answer that question right now.

00:41:02.600 No, I just got divorced like two years ago.

00:41:05.940 You just brought me on a rollercoaster of emotions.

00:41:09.060 No, I mean, I'll keep it real, you know.

00:41:11.460 Okay, so how do people avoid divorce?

00:41:14.860 Like, what do you think went wrong?

00:41:16.420 I think in my case, well, we got together very young, maybe like at 21, 22.

00:41:26.000 I think when you get together very that young, very young, all of a sudden, I'm like,

00:41:29.980 I think that, here comes the Spanglish.

00:41:32.340 By the way, by the way, you don't have to answer this.

00:41:34.520 No, no, no, I'll answer it.

00:41:35.080 I know it's kind of a personal question.

00:41:36.120 No, I think, like, I'll be generic.

00:41:38.360 I'm good at talking a lot of vague shit.

00:41:40.340 Oh, okay.

00:41:40.860 That'll do it.

00:41:41.300 No, I think in general, when you get together very young, you kind of, you're finding yourself,

00:41:46.980 you're growing, your interests, our interests, or the interests that you have then is not

00:41:51.220 the same that you have now.

00:41:52.480 Grow apart.

00:41:52.880 What you wanted then.

00:41:53.780 Yeah.

00:41:53.980 So, and then she lived in LA.

00:41:55.080 I lived in Miami.

00:41:56.420 So, for me, it was like, had a house over there, had a house here.

00:42:00.100 You know, I was, you know, we were always traveling.

00:42:02.460 so it always felt like you know like i'm living on a off a bag off tour and i'm also living off a

00:42:06.960 bag when i'm home in la or whatever so we tried that for a few times it was just back and forth

00:42:12.320 and it just kind of like i said just like you said actually just drifted kind of apart yeah i mean

00:42:16.780 that that feels inevitable you know especially if you get together at such a young age people

00:42:21.000 grow so much um i just like i'm so curious though like when you cut your hair uh january this year

00:42:28.080 yeah january this year fuck yeah i was trying to stick with a divorce for a second bro

00:42:33.800 as soon as i got divorced i was diving to video games i can't

00:42:37.920 no but yeah you know it was kind of a rebirth vibe i don't want to get mad spiritual but you

00:42:42.880 know i had like the long well i had like long hair and whatever but i i haven't had this haircut

00:42:47.280 since i was like 12 13 years old and i would always say i'm gonna cut i'm gonna get the buzz

00:42:50.840 cut i'm gonna buzz it and um i was just like fuck it i'm gonna do it and it worked uh i

00:42:57.020 I think people like

00:42:58.680 you know

00:42:59.040 it's great

00:42:59.760 the thing about the other hair

00:43:01.220 that I had

00:43:01.900 was just too

00:43:03.160 I had to

00:43:05.160 you know

00:43:05.740 I had to blow dry

00:43:06.780 get it up

00:43:07.820 because they almost

00:43:09.040 defied gravity

00:43:09.940 the other one yeah

00:43:10.880 it was very

00:43:11.400 defying gravity

00:43:12.380 it would

00:43:13.020 the wind would blow

00:43:14.380 and it just stayed firm

00:43:15.240 it wouldn't even move

00:43:15.820 it was stone cold

00:43:16.580 look at our producers

00:43:18.020 it looks like a trampoline

00:43:21.640 but I had a little

00:43:22.260 I had curls like that too

00:43:23.320 at one point

00:43:24.380 I think I'm going to

00:43:25.180 grow it back out though

00:43:25.840 can we just talk about

00:43:26.500 divorce for a second sorry or just relationships relationships in general did that's did that help

00:43:32.920 you do breakups help you write more bachata great question do you know what i'm saying um i think

00:43:37.960 it does i think breakups help you write music i think it makes you look at things too in general

00:43:42.660 i think it um you start thinking you know like things you could have done or should have done

00:43:47.940 you learn from your mistakes i mean it sounds cliche people say that but it really is true like

00:43:51.140 Like, you see things that could have, that maybe you didn't do or could have done.

00:43:56.060 And I think that you take that and you move forward with it.

00:43:57.880 But I think that it definitely helps inspire some records.

00:44:01.520 With the type of music that you made and the type of hair that graced your skull, you were a heartthrob.

00:44:08.040 Amen. I still am. I still am.

00:44:09.380 Yeah, no, you still are. But like a real, like teen, I think teens.

00:44:12.260 Yeah, yeah, yeah, 100%.

00:44:13.400 You know, and was that ever tough to navigate while you were in a committed relationship?

00:44:20.360 100% I think obviously like anything I tell people all the time things that

00:44:25.780 like nothing that's great in life comes easy period period like people want to be CEO talking

00:44:34.140 about CEOs whatever like the grind they had to do was probably crazy and even still so I think

00:44:38.820 that obviously like especially like getting getting money at a young age I think I've handled it

00:44:43.540 pretty well I'm not gonna I don't think I regret things because I think I have a pretty good head

00:44:47.320 on my shoulders

00:44:47.840 I don't know why

00:44:49.520 I thought about the shampoo

00:44:50.160 head and shoulders

00:44:50.720 too many brand names

00:44:51.380 dude bro

00:44:51.860 there ain't no way

00:44:53.160 yo shout out

00:44:53.840 head and shoulders

00:44:54.300 yo shout out

00:44:55.000 get the team on bro

00:44:56.980 this shit is fucking

00:44:57.920 on like six sponsors

00:44:58.800 yo and the best

00:44:59.600 something about it

00:45:00.240 I feel like he probably

00:45:01.900 has like deals

00:45:02.800 on the side

00:45:03.400 with all of them

00:45:04.160 and he's just

00:45:04.720 fucking fucking

00:45:05.300 legit surprise

00:45:05.960 and he drank

00:45:06.440 and he drank

00:45:08.280 the one that's the

00:45:08.780 color of his whole outfit

00:45:09.660 oh it's matching

00:45:10.320 nah but for real

00:45:11.760 shout out prime

00:45:14.420 shout out prime

00:45:15.840 nah but for real

00:45:17.180 what was that you're talking about you know in general you get money to the club and how you

00:45:21.060 hook up with girls but but you know for example i i didn't like i didn't go to a strip club so i

00:45:27.320 was like 23 24 it's a good time so but but i never got the full experience of like me going in like

00:45:34.100 regular or and it sounds like mad bougie but like i never had that experience or like or like i would

00:45:40.360 i wouldn't go because i felt like oh no if i go in there they're gonna see me and it's gonna be

00:45:44.900 weird and whatever so i went through that kind of weird phase in the beginning and yeah obviously

00:45:49.300 it is difficult it's difficult to to obviously there's girls all around there's alcohol all

00:45:52.880 around yeah drugs possibly all around and i think in general it's it's a it's a it's a weird life

00:45:59.160 but i think for me i've always been very i think grounded so i mean

00:46:05.760 when you come home and you got to tell your wife like hey i just shot a music video with

00:46:13.420 jennifer lopez uh no she's a big j-lo well she was a big j-lo fan actually i mean we all are

00:46:19.120 yeah yeah that's gotta be crazy that's gonna be no i think at the time she was always very

00:46:25.220 understanding though i gotta get to that okay cool she's very understanding at the time like

00:46:28.620 if it had something to do with girls or something it wasn't like it was like a

00:46:31.540 is that because she trusted you uh i don't know it's a question for her were you stoked

00:46:37.060 were you stoked to make a music video with hell yeah i was like let's go back it up now

00:46:41.500 but you know Jen

00:46:43.240 Ben Affleck is gonna fuck you up

00:46:45.360 Ben Affleck's coming for you

00:46:46.840 Ben Affleck's fed up

00:46:48.320 shout out to Ben

00:46:49.140 no but keep

00:46:51.680 for real though I think she's really

00:46:53.760 a cool down to earth

00:46:55.340 girl like Jennifer

00:46:57.820 Jennifer Lopez cool girl

00:46:59.420 I remember going to her house

00:47:01.280 and

00:47:03.100 like I'm sitting in the kitchen

00:47:05.940 and we were just chilling and she's like

00:47:07.660 hey do you want some more chicken

00:47:09.660 or some more rice or something

00:47:11.080 And I'm like, yeah, let me get some more rice.

00:47:12.620 And I put this with, I mean, I'm like, wait, like Jennifer Lopez is in the kitchen cooking

00:47:17.780 and feeding me some rice and beans.

00:47:20.860 That's crazy.

00:47:21.460 I obviously everybody loves her, you know.

00:47:22.740 But she really is a genuine girl.

00:47:24.340 She's a hard worker.

00:47:26.020 And, yeah.

00:47:27.100 Was that like one of your biggest, like, a roast con polio moment?

00:47:31.720 Like, was that like your biggest moment?

00:47:33.400 Nah, there's been a few.

00:47:34.800 Like, I got a song with Shakira.

00:47:36.480 I think that was dope.

00:47:37.360 With Daddy Yankee at the time, I got a song with Daddy Yankee.

00:47:39.860 he was my first collab actually ever which was cool and i wrote that song from the bunk bed of

00:47:44.940 the project still so i think that was a cool one um mark anthony i i love him he's a great great

00:47:52.420 dude we got a record together i'm thinking of people i did a song with selena gomez back in

00:47:56.040 the day i did a song with uh i'm forgetting people a lot of people a lot of people admire

00:48:01.240 anyone anyone you work with or met that you expected to be cool and then wasn't you could

00:48:06.840 say their name um yeah so i met this dude like this dude logan paul was a motherfucker

00:48:14.740 no there's always people i after a few years in this i learned to understand that people

00:48:28.340 in the business everyone works differently whether it's music or acting or whatever

00:48:33.500 Everyone has their flow, their vibe, the way that they do things.

00:48:38.140 And I think through time, I ended up not, or at least I try not to take things personal.

00:48:42.800 But yeah, there's been some people.

00:48:44.360 No, you know what?

00:48:46.700 I've worked with a lot of people that were mad cool.

00:48:50.100 Some people were like more, what's good, bro, than others.

00:48:53.640 But that doesn't mean that they treated me bad.

00:48:55.260 I think most people were pretty cool.

00:48:56.940 I think most collabs that I do are usually pretty genuine and pretty organic.

00:49:00.620 Have you ever been humbled in this industry?

00:49:03.500 um i wouldn't say a specific moment but i think so i think i think i think we'd all be lying if

00:49:11.440 there wasn't a moment where we felt humbled of something like that by humbled what do you mean

00:49:15.740 so he can give you an example i can give you a few fucking examples like i don't know here's one

00:49:21.220 you prepare two years to beat a guy in a boxing match you get a boxing match with him you tie

00:49:24.900 the first time you tie him you go to fight him again you lose by a weird two-point decision that

00:49:28.840 the ref called from some bullshit then you make a billion dollar company with him uh but i got

00:49:32.700 humbled i feel because i lost that fight and and that's one of many but i have a theory i have a

00:49:37.780 theory that everyone at any time could use a good humbling i think i think a good humbling is good

00:49:42.760 for any person so like yeah when when when i mean maybe maybe you released an album you expected

00:49:48.100 this is my best one yet you expect it to go crazy it doesn't hit the numbers you want all the time

00:49:52.180 there's songs all the time that you believe in that you really want to like yo you're betting

00:49:55.480 on and it does nothing and then there's a song that you think is whack that everybody loves all

00:49:59.580 of a sudden then you you end up promoting that song like fuck i don't even like this song

00:50:02.940 but there's a hundred there's a hundred i i wouldn't say something specific but

00:50:07.100 definitely i think there's definitely times where you're like you know you want to push yourself

00:50:11.360 you always want to beat your last um number or your last record or you want to push it further

00:50:15.600 what about what about even like growing up like in school like you ever get jumped by a bully

00:50:19.800 100 i got my um my sneaker stolen one time and i walked home barefoot in front of my girlfriend

00:50:24.500 at the time there we go that's what i'm talking about yeah nah i um i was walking my girlfriend

00:50:29.200 to the train on to the train one time the six the four this the four the four the six is nearby

00:50:35.220 though okay good try the four he's from connecticut but the for real he's from new york

00:50:41.620 i got it i got it um i got a cousin i got a friend of mine waterbury connecticut yeah not

00:50:48.500 a great place not a great place sorry for dirty water they call it the dirty water well like

00:50:53.860 Yeah, Brass City.

00:50:54.660 Well, Jersey, they call it Dirty Jersey.

00:50:56.100 Dirty Jersey, yeah.

00:50:57.080 Dude, I got some stories about Waterbury.

00:50:58.920 You do not want to hear those, bro.

00:51:00.780 The Waterbury Motor Lodge, bro.

00:51:03.320 Man.

00:51:03.600 I've never been, but I know that's where it's from.

00:51:05.240 Don't go there, dude.

00:51:06.560 Sorry to anybody watching some Dirty Water, dude.

00:51:09.000 So what were we talking about?

00:51:10.780 Waterbury.

00:51:11.800 Waterbury, Connecticut.

00:51:13.060 Not nothing.

00:51:14.480 Oh, yeah, so a dude pulls up on me.

00:51:17.860 Allegedly, a gun on my back.

00:51:19.100 I don't know if it was fake or not, but I didn't have nothing in my pockets.

00:51:22.220 I lived like two minutes away.

00:51:23.860 I showed him my pockets.

00:51:25.220 It was nothing.

00:51:26.100 And he took my sneakers and I just walked.

00:51:28.440 I just went about my day.

00:51:30.140 Yeah, I can see.

00:51:30.840 You just went to sprint with socks on?

00:51:33.340 No, no.

00:51:33.780 I was just walking.

00:51:34.480 I walked her back to the train and just walked home barefoot.

00:51:38.660 Do you ever think about maybe turning around and asking him, like, is that real?

00:51:42.840 You know what I'm saying?

00:51:43.540 Like, turn around and ask him about the gun.

00:51:45.700 Like, don't even give him the shoes.

00:51:47.700 I'm kidding.

00:51:48.600 Obviously, you're not going to fucking do that.

00:51:50.520 That shit is fake, bro.

00:51:52.540 An alleged gun.

00:51:53.300 i don't think i don't think it was a gun but you know banana dude i wasn't trying to find out the

00:51:59.100 crazy thing is and the important thing is that every everything that happens in your life really

00:52:05.160 does have a reason and and i know you hate the cliches i hate them as much as you do but like

00:52:09.720 every terrible thing that happened to you that you that you can't imagine in the moment has any kind

00:52:15.160 of positive effect on your life just like i look at those things all the bad shit that happened as

00:52:20.840 like the most important thing 100 like the victories are fun in the moment they're cool

00:52:24.180 to celebrate people give you a pat on the back but it's those fucking tormenting moments when

00:52:29.560 you got to sit with yourself and figure out what you're really made of that like define the rest

00:52:33.420 of your life and more than anything else they prepare you for the next ones that's that to me

00:52:39.100 is the most important part of it it's like finding a way into that warrior mentality so that the next

00:52:44.300 time it comes around you're you're trained for it and you have a and you have a a strategy on

00:52:49.700 how to react i always say that too like successful people have to have thick skin like you got to be

00:52:55.580 prepared to be said no to you got to be prepared to be shut down you got to be prepared to be

00:52:59.800 talk shit about and um and make mistakes like and anything you know it's like betting too like

00:53:05.560 you like scared money don't make money more cliches but it's true like you you probably

00:53:10.180 fucked up 20 times before you got that big you know that that big win or that big hit and it's

00:53:15.060 just like that's how i felt back in the day when i was in new york you know you know you got this

00:53:18.840 dice you got to keep rolling and keep rolling until you hit so i think that's how it is in life and

00:53:22.740 if you don't take the risk it's definitely not going to happen uh using the dice rolling analogy

00:53:26.980 you got to keep rolling i think i think thick skin is important but even for people who don't

00:53:31.920 have thick skin if you keep rolling that dice and should you lose occasionally or should people talk

00:53:39.940 shit about you or you fall short of your goals that thick skin can get developed especially in

00:53:44.660 the creative industry or any industry where you're subjecting yourself to opinions of the masses

00:53:49.860 you don't have to be a hard ass right away but there's a good chance throughout your journey

00:53:57.020 you're gonna have to learn how to take feedback and take criticism and and and develop that thick

00:54:03.200 skin because it doesn't come natural like no no no human naturally is subjecting subjecting

00:54:09.500 themselves to the opinions of the entire world it's it doesn't make sense it's not healthy it's

00:54:14.560 like it's not a primal thing to be criticized by thousands of people online every day but like

00:54:20.900 i think developing that character trait is good for anyone like if you if you can move about life

00:54:26.860 unbothered i love that word unbothered you're in a great place well and we're in and the fucked up

00:54:34.240 thing too is we're in this like space now where especially in like music where everything gets

00:54:39.920 boiled down to like a number number of streams number of units sold a number of likes you know

00:54:45.720 what i'm saying and i remember a time when when jay would drop an album or nas would drop an album

00:54:50.340 and yeah we talked about unit sales back then too but like my favorite songs were never the

00:54:56.260 mainstream it wasn't ether that wasn't my it was it was the stilmatic intro you know what i'm saying

00:55:00.480 so it's like as far as music's concerned i feel like you gotta always just stay true and this is

00:55:06.680 a guest because you're in music i'm not but but content in general creative in general you always

00:55:11.840 got to really do your best to stay true to yourself because somewhere there's somebody out there that

00:55:17.140 wants to hear what you want to fucking make not just what you think is going to drive numbers you

00:55:21.200 know what i'm saying do you feel like that 100 and that's difficult to do nowadays so hard because

00:55:25.100 you're seeing people doing this or doing that or did something for cloud and they're like fuck they

00:55:28.600 got more fucking views than me and i'm here not doing that you know or or like you know they're

00:55:33.380 using their relationship to sell a song or whatever and you're like damn well should i do

00:55:36.980 that too so it's so it's hard to sometimes like stick to your guns and be like nah like i want to

00:55:41.580 do this um especially in a place where like i go online like i've recently tried to stop and it's

00:55:50.520 hard i've tried to stop like reading comments because it's like well people say so much that

00:55:54.620 oh stop the bullying stop the bullying please and they're the first ones bullying you know what i

00:56:00.640 mean and i'm like bro it's so weird and i see like certain fans that i see online like i'll go

00:56:06.320 through their timeline and like it'll say like stop the bullying whatever and like three three

00:56:12.160 tweets later like saying some shit fucked up about somebody or about me or something so i think the

00:56:16.420 world we live in right now is a very fast-paced weird thing hypocrite and i think you got to focus

00:56:21.140 on yourself focus on your grind and really believe in that gut feeling unbothered unbothered is a

00:56:27.380 great word we're gonna live life unbothered right now tough man it's tough it's it's really hard

00:56:33.160 but if you can reach that state and would do everything you just said and then you're

00:56:37.060 insensitive if you're unbothered too like if you just oh you don't give a fuck or you know like

00:56:42.080 so i think it's a balance um i don't know i don't know things are getting weird

00:56:46.740 i mean besides making music do you have a plan to get more licenses or do anything else

00:56:56.180 what are you doing

00:56:57.600 I'm trying to

00:56:58.940 well I'm working on

00:56:59.540 a new album right now

00:57:00.340 but back in the music

00:57:01.280 I just

00:57:01.560 I think I just finished it

00:57:02.880 and I'm gonna release it

00:57:03.960 probably in the summertime

00:57:05.120 it's a very personal album

00:57:06.420 actually

00:57:06.840 obviously

00:57:08.880 about relationships

00:57:10.080 and true stories

00:57:11.020 and

00:57:12.300 besides that

00:57:14.600 fucking

00:57:16.220 what have I been doing

00:57:19.320 it's funny

00:57:20.460 because you do a lot of stuff

00:57:21.560 but it sounds like

00:57:22.360 you can't even come up

00:57:23.620 with anything

00:57:23.960 then I get home

00:57:25.460 then I get home

00:57:26.160 when I got a fucking what like oh I should have said this should have said that oh look they just

00:57:31.920 reminded me I'm going to Chile on Monday yeah I've been doing the voice in Chile over there and um

00:57:37.640 judging judging yeah the voice in Chile over there a lot of talent and then it's just you know it's

00:57:42.960 hard because you're far I'm far away at least I get to grind call of duty over there now yeah yeah

00:57:47.900 you can how are those Chile servers no everything no it's good actually it's good I'm not gonna lie

00:57:52.080 But over there, I posted on Instagram, I got some weird reaction, like some weird, I've

00:57:58.040 never been allergic to anything.

00:57:59.540 I think I had one sip of a green juice and my face was red.

00:58:02.980 You had to go to the hospital, right?

00:58:04.140 Had to go to the hospital.

00:58:05.120 My throat got clogged.

00:58:06.840 I was like five days in a tub full of baking soda and oatmeal, just burning.

00:58:12.360 But I'm talking about excruciating, burning pain, like fucking my ass, my balls, my back.

00:58:17.060 Yeah, I can relate to that burning ass.

00:58:18.720 but for real though my face so um that was weird but i was pushing through i did like an award show

00:58:27.620 then like four days after with your face swollen i was good i was good but i was still itching but

00:58:33.000 my face was good do you do you get worried like when that happens somewhere other than home

00:58:38.780 yeah like it's crazy whenever you you like have some fucked up health shit going on and that's

00:58:44.140 like one of the things like i know people always talk about this like entertainment industry and

00:58:47.640 shit like that and they're like oh these bougie motherfuckers on jets this and that but like

00:58:51.620 bro you never had like a health emergency in like a third world country not not that chile is but

00:58:56.240 like yeah but like dude the feeling of being 8 000 miles from home in a country that doesn't

00:59:03.060 speak the same language as you maybe and having to try to figure out that situation it's like

00:59:06.540 that's a very unique problem dude it fucking sucks and you're like um well i can't leave i'm

00:59:11.400 gonna go back i got a commitment here and then you go to pharmacies they're like my doctor's like

00:59:15.700 oh buy this buy that and then oh god and then you can't even like they don't really know like if

00:59:21.880 it's similar or not so they were like injecting me with a bunch of shout out shout out let me

00:59:25.640 start with a shout out shout out to chile chile wait can i take we love you chile we love you

00:59:31.300 but like you know i was scared like you know you're taking medicine and stuff because they're

00:59:34.840 looking at me like are you talking shit about chile nah nah were you in were you in santiago

00:59:41.780 In Santiago, yeah.

00:59:42.220 Fuck yeah, dude.

00:59:42.880 Fuck yeah.

00:59:43.200 I love fucking geography so much.

00:59:44.180 No, Santiago's good.

00:59:44.980 It's not there.

00:59:45.320 Chile is mad south, right?

00:59:47.320 Mad south, yeah.

00:59:47.760 Like the southest.

00:59:49.120 So it's the same time zone as Miami, but just all the way south you can go.

00:59:52.320 That's so weird, bro.

00:59:52.720 It's like going to Europe, but you're still here.

00:59:54.640 And isn't it a reversal on seasons?

00:59:56.220 Yeah, so it's winter right now.

00:59:57.460 Right now.

00:59:58.180 So I'm going to try to go snowboarding.

00:59:59.960 I can snowboard.

01:00:00.360 Oh, my God, because they got crazy mountains there.

01:00:02.080 Yeah, I'm going to try to go snowboarding when I go.

01:00:03.600 Is that where the heads are?

01:00:06.760 Carved out of Stella?

01:00:07.460 No, no.

01:00:08.320 That's Peru?

01:00:10.460 Machu Picchu

01:00:12.420 No

01:00:13.020 You talking about Easter Island

01:00:17.480 I am not talking about Mount Rushmore

01:00:19.000 You talking about Easter Island

01:00:21.260 Yeah, Easter Island

01:00:23.280 Yeah

01:00:23.580 No, I think that's in like

01:00:26.500 Look up Easter Island

01:00:29.280 Where is Easter Island

01:00:31.700 I thought you could like connect to Chile

01:00:33.200 I mean look

01:00:34.340 Yeah, you fucking do

01:00:35.880 I didn't say no

01:00:37.260 Do you want to go see the heads

01:00:40.360 that's deep like i mean that's still deep away from chile it's still pretty far yeah so when

01:00:45.960 you know that counts as chile that's part of the country i don't know i think it's just easter

01:00:49.900 island i want to go there and then have you ever heard of uh they have this crazy island uh called

01:00:55.620 north sentinel island i've been thinking about visiting lately and no but what's there just some

01:01:01.760 indigenous people that don't really have connection to the outside world and will kill you with bone

01:01:05.440 should you approach for real yeah no one's lived besides them of course for real yeah what's it

01:01:11.660 called again mike wants to put a 10 10 burger establishment i would love it he went the

01:01:15.420 franchise but for real for them yeah yeah they killed a journalist who was trying to like see

01:01:21.980 what's going on yeah no he was trying to bring christianity and they were like we don't want it

01:01:26.640 and he just he came one time they turned him away he came back the next time you know like when

01:01:31.400 jehovah's witnesses come to your door they knock you're like yo like go away i'm making you know

01:01:36.900 breakfast right now and listening to bachata right and they go away the next time they come back

01:01:40.740 imagine if you attacked them with spears and fucking bow and arrows and they don't have guns

01:01:44.980 over no no they don't even know what guns are bro they're still bro they don't even know they

01:01:50.060 don't even know you and they don't even know logan paul they but they got right they got radio over

01:01:54.320 there they might like they don't like no no they don't have radio what's the name of the place

01:01:58.920 again north sentinel island north and the people are called the north sentinel east we could give

01:02:05.040 you a lot of weird facts about a lot of weird but especially that that's like my main topic

01:02:08.860 because i really do want to go there no it's interesting i mean i wouldn't want to go there

01:02:13.540 but i think it's interesting that if they're really living like that civilization without

01:02:16.860 bro they're completely disconnected it's fascinating you you're obviously super worldly

01:02:21.700 and traveled is there someone somewhere you haven't gone yet that you already said japan

01:02:25.720 so um i want to go but well you haven't been back you haven't been haven't been back i i'm trying

01:02:32.460 to talk to the emperor oh that's right we're not we're not trying to besides that uh saudi arabia

01:02:40.280 i'd like to go to i'm in australia bro bro bro like sydney or something bro australia is sick

01:02:47.080 dude it's one of my favorite fucking places i'm not even kidding dude i'm dead serious

01:02:51.440 No, no, no, on this one, I'm dead serious.

01:02:54.340 Bro, we went, we just went.

01:02:55.820 We went to Perth, Sydney, Gold Coast, Melbourne, not Melbourne, by the way, and Brisbane.

01:03:02.220 They call it Briz Vegas.

01:03:03.400 The locals call it Briz Vegas, dude.

01:03:06.020 Australia is sick, dude.

01:03:07.120 They have great food and some of the prettiest women on the planet, especially one.

01:03:14.400 That's what this is about.

01:03:16.040 The whole Australia thing.

01:03:17.400 Yeah, yeah, so you can get some brownie points with the girls.

01:03:19.820 Shout out to, no, I'm kidding.

01:03:20.820 I like Dubai a lot.

01:03:25.720 I like Dubai a lot.

01:03:26.900 I wasn't expecting to like it that much.

01:03:28.700 It's sick.

01:03:29.640 But so is Saudi Arabia.

01:03:33.100 1010 Burger.

01:03:34.160 Jetta.

01:03:35.660 Sorry.

01:03:36.760 Head and shoulders.

01:03:37.840 When you write a song

01:03:41.060 about a girl,

01:03:43.240 a particular girl,

01:03:44.860 will you send it to her and be like,

01:03:46.720 hey, you inspire me.

01:03:49.220 Not so much.

01:03:50.820 but I think I did it probably once.

01:03:52.860 You don't use that as like a...

01:03:55.480 If I had your talent and like passion,

01:03:57.980 I mean, I'm madly in love now.

01:04:00.600 Damn, you're married.

01:04:01.300 But I can imagine if I was single

01:04:03.820 and I had your passion,

01:04:04.860 I would wheel using like my songwriting skills.

01:04:07.960 And you know, I don't sing to girls often, actually,

01:04:11.220 now that you mention it.

01:04:12.380 Who would you usually sing to?

01:04:13.180 The guys?

01:04:13.860 No, I mean, I don't usually sing to my loved one.

01:04:17.940 Like, I don't pull up like, yo, baby, so...

01:04:19.620 Never?

01:04:20.820 I don't know, man.

01:04:22.060 Around the fireplace or anything?

01:04:23.260 Now that I'm thinking about it, I've never really thought about this.

01:04:26.760 If I were a girl dating you, I would command you to sing or write poetry.

01:04:32.260 Is it more likely that you're going to be around a fireplace or at 11 nightclub?

01:04:41.080 Do you know what I'm saying?

01:04:41.840 What's more?

01:04:43.240 You mean me as a person?

01:04:44.700 Yeah, yeah.

01:04:44.940 I'll probably end up at 11.

01:04:46.400 Fucking hell, dude.

01:04:47.780 Yo, speaking of which, this weekend is a pretty good time to go.

01:04:50.200 This weekend is going to be crowded, man.

01:04:51.880 I don't know.

01:04:52.460 Well, actually, this is...

01:04:53.860 I mean, it's going to be fine.

01:04:54.900 Well, it's generally a tricky weekend, bro.

01:04:57.060 It's a tricky weekend.

01:04:57.860 It's urban weekend, Memorial Day weekend in Miami.

01:05:03.280 Things are going to get ratchet.

01:05:04.000 Like Gucci Mane.

01:05:04.900 Yeah, Gucci Mane's at...

01:05:06.740 They're going to get a little ratchet for sure.

01:05:09.580 You think Miami's ratchet?

01:05:11.100 No, I don't think...

01:05:12.340 No, I love Miami, actually.

01:05:13.720 I've been here most of my life now.

01:05:15.380 I moved here in 2009, way before, you know,

01:05:19.460 like i think now it's just like exploding but um no this this gotta be a little ghetto somewhere

01:05:25.760 you know i think i got a little ghetto uh you have a gun do i have a gun you don't have to

01:05:31.940 answer that sir i got a gun i mean i might see why they're looking around the teams over there

01:05:39.360 like yo yo let us let us save this a little bit when you first sat down you wanted you were like

01:05:46.860 I don't know what they're going to ask us, but I said you could run the show.

01:05:49.500 What do you want to talk about?

01:05:51.140 Do you want to ask us any fucked up shit?

01:05:52.840 Ask him a weird question about something.

01:05:54.360 He's been drilling you the whole time.

01:05:55.840 What's the deal with the Pokemon Illustrator and all that shit?

01:05:58.180 Yeah, that's the question.

01:06:00.880 What's really going on?

01:06:02.040 What really happened?

01:06:03.360 Did you really pay a cap?

01:06:04.600 What's going on?

01:06:05.260 He's like, how's air?

01:06:06.440 I opened up, not the first edition, but I opened up a booster box.

01:06:11.460 Maybe like two years ago.

01:06:13.520 Sick.

01:06:13.980 I got a nine charge.

01:06:15.460 I shouldn't have bought the booster box.

01:06:16.720 i lost my money basically yeah yeah if you don't get it but if you don't get a 10 if you don't

01:06:21.860 attend you're fucked basically it's crazy it's correct yeah pokemon uh i love it i love it dude

01:06:27.260 i mean if you like video games that doesn't surprise me but yeah i spent 5.3 million dollars

01:06:31.220 on the card it's crazy but uh you know i um i i'm fucking dumb though but like i had these pokemon

01:06:39.740 cards in a binder i left them at my oh my first place that my i think my uncle or someone else

01:06:45.880 was living there and this whole time i'm talking about for years i would always mention it mom go

01:06:50.360 go go look for my pokemon and i didn't want to buy them again because i could have sworn that i

01:06:55.020 was going to find my old pokemon cards back and literally all this time waited and then i started

01:06:59.900 fucking buying the cards now that they're well they came down a little bit but i started buying

01:07:03.200 the cards now they're fucking expensive when i just bought them off the rip if i would have bought

01:07:06.240 them you buy high sell low did you buy at the peak no no i bought i started buying the base box was

01:07:12.720 14,000 I think it's like 12,000 now yeah yeah 13,000 so it's not that bad but I didn't buy at

01:07:18.000 the peak peak everyone thinks including me that their cards that they had when they were kids

01:07:22.100 were like yeah I didn't find them but they were probably not yet don't know about that it's worse

01:07:27.400 don't know what happened yeah everybody's yo I had that when I had that one you probably can't

01:07:30.660 even fucking all you had was a diglet a level of a PSA 5 diglet PSA 3 well that's the thing

01:07:40.080 with the grading these numbers you guys are hearing

01:07:42.200 PSA 3, PSA 4

01:07:43.800 it's 1 through 10 and

01:07:45.980 if they have the smallest little

01:07:48.120 fragmented chip or invitation

01:07:50.180 like any little thing

01:07:52.140 it'll ding it a point so to find a perfect 10

01:07:54.060 is like insane

01:07:55.040 and it's the only thing

01:07:58.100 besides not even

01:08:00.260 the actual card itself, the condition is

01:08:02.160 the most important thing that determines the card's value

01:08:04.400 and it's hard to give 10 man

01:08:05.580 so do you think that the new certifications for real though

01:08:07.600 like do you think

01:08:08.100 new certifications

01:08:08.800 are much harder

01:08:09.620 like the graders

01:08:10.120 are grading harder

01:08:10.960 now than before

01:08:11.720 I think

01:08:12.180 because then they're

01:08:12.620 saying like

01:08:13.020 fake a 10

01:08:14.000 but it's really a 9

01:08:14.680 or whatever

01:08:14.980 I totally think

01:08:15.640 wait is there a new

01:08:16.480 one besides PSA

01:08:17.520 no like in recent

01:08:18.360 times now they're

01:08:19.040 grading them harder

01:08:19.740 they have to

01:08:20.500 because they know

01:08:21.080 it's like value

01:08:21.900 so many people

01:08:22.520 are submitting their

01:08:23.380 I mean

01:08:23.940 so first off

01:08:25.880 it's done by humans

01:08:26.820 so a person

01:08:27.840 sitting here

01:08:28.520 can change the

01:08:29.520 value of your card

01:08:30.260 from $30,000

01:08:31.260 to $250,000

01:08:33.280 with a decision

01:08:34.720 Matt Corruption

01:08:35.520 a couple of

01:08:36.240 the grading companies

01:08:36.760 Jack Rees is probably one of the graders, bro.

01:08:38.860 As far as I know, I think so.

01:08:40.200 As far as it's only an eight, and then he pockets a bunch of capital and splits it with KSI.

01:08:45.280 Yeah.

01:08:46.380 Can I ask you a question?

01:08:47.780 Why is your hair so long, bro?

01:08:49.580 I know.

01:08:49.920 That shit's shooting out the back.

01:08:51.300 It's fucking crazy, bro.

01:08:52.540 Zoot turned sideways.

01:08:53.580 Look at this shit, bro.

01:08:54.960 Look, dude.

01:08:55.740 What if you look like a golden retriever, bro?

01:08:57.440 You never did braids or something?

01:08:59.860 Yeah, you could get cornrows with that.

01:09:01.020 Yeah, some cornrows.

01:09:01.720 I did it once, and I got accused of cultural appropriation.

01:09:04.440 Oh, you're right.

01:09:04.840 You're right.

01:09:05.280 You're right.

01:09:05.700 You're right.

01:09:06.000 Do you feel like that shit's kind of slowing down?

01:09:07.900 I feel like you can kind of do anything again.

01:09:10.080 I think it's slowing down.

01:09:10.780 Like, say some fucked up shit right now.

01:09:12.080 Who cares?

01:09:12.720 So, no, I'm kidding.

01:09:14.400 Somebody in the back is like,

01:09:16.220 the PR team.

01:09:16.820 No, I'm kidding.

01:09:17.780 No, I think it's slowed down a little bit,

01:09:20.180 but when people want to fuck with you a little bit,

01:09:21.740 no, actually, no.

01:09:22.600 I saw something recently.

01:09:25.640 I mean, I saw something recently of a makeup artist

01:09:28.340 who was Asian.

01:09:31.120 She did, like, a really impressive makeup thing

01:09:33.600 about Kobe, yeah.

01:09:34.500 and people were saying it was blackface or something but i mean i didn't think that

01:09:38.600 initially i just thought like oh shit like that's dope it's crazy but i think it just depends you

01:09:42.420 know it's crazy like this should we be mad about that hmm is it blackface tech technically she

01:09:48.880 painted her face black and like people but it's art it's she turned herself into kobe and everyone

01:09:53.660 it's so funny too because everyone in like the offended community too is just like we actually

01:09:58.080 don't care we thought the art was beautiful and there's just a bunch of white people that are

01:10:01.560 like nah that's not gonna work this time this is fucked up and you need to be mad about it they're

01:10:05.620 like we're not mad dude it's just it's it's this pendulum just swings like this and right now i

01:10:11.720 feel like it's swinging back in the place of like yo we're done with that shit like people are gonna

01:10:15.700 they're gonna say shit you might be mad about it go on with your fucking life because there was a

01:10:19.720 time where it's still kind of like cancel culture is still very is it still like a very strong thing

01:10:23.640 definitely slowing the fuck down it's slowing down yes and no yes and no if whoever's getting

01:10:30.020 canceled is like beholden to brands or like someone making decisions about what they can do

01:10:34.820 with the platform they're on like yes but more and more people are like diversifying i don't i

01:10:40.460 don't know people realize you put your phone down you go outside you're okay like yeah but also

01:10:45.320 you're seeing a lot of like the woke brands are now the ones being canceled so it's like so it's

01:10:50.440 like you saw about what happened with bud light you saw what happened now with target and it's

01:10:53.520 like a lot of these brands that are going like kind of like out of their way to like cater to

01:10:57.460 like they're going hard they're going hard

01:10:59.400 to get it to a certain community exactly now

01:11:01.240 and now a lot of people like not only just like

01:11:03.420 one side of the aisle or the other being like yeah we're not

01:11:05.340 playing that shit anymore you know so it's good it is

01:11:07.360 interesting to watch but sorry to drag

01:11:09.540 you into that conversation no

01:11:11.080 it's interesting I have to go anywhere

01:11:12.840 so anyway

01:11:14.600 you want to go to 11 now what five what

01:11:17.200 five people five let's go to 11

01:11:19.380 11 is fine are you diversifying

01:11:21.740 at all like what like besides

01:11:23.400 just music you know sinking your money to stocks

01:11:25.320 starting business yeah yeah i think um one thing i started relatively recently like just retirement

01:11:31.100 shit cool saving money i think i think property real estate is a great one yeah it's like one

01:11:37.820 that doesn't obviously everything requires knowledge right but it's one that people can do

01:11:41.840 so i've been messing with that a little bit stocks i like messing with stocks i do it more as a

01:11:46.300 savings account just long-term stuff you have to i got i got do some myself and i got some people

01:11:51.600 that do it for me and yeah what else um i bought my first piece of art the other day cool um what

01:11:58.900 is it can't tell you nice no i don't even know he's like i actually don't know let me get the

01:12:05.160 i actually don't know the name damn i need to get the name of the artist but it's a it's a um

01:12:09.520 it's there's only 21 of them it's it's it was number 11 which is my favorite number i was born

01:12:17.340 on the 11th i gotta get the art i just got it last week i gotta get the artist's name but i

01:12:20.640 really got it because i saw like three months ago um i went to the gallery to buy a wedding gift

01:12:26.080 actually for a buddy and then i saw this piece and i came back like two weeks ago last week whenever

01:12:31.500 i got delivered this week though but i didn't buy it's just like it's like i gotta show you

01:12:37.720 just tell us how much it costs no i'm not saying how much it costs wait why don't you have your

01:12:43.220 phone on you it's just they got it for me usually if i do it like you know who has it uh sergio got

01:12:48.700 it i mean that's crazy just see i'm i'm actually respectful no i'm not no no no whenever i walk

01:12:55.620 in i usually i usually i don't care my phone you know how often do you not have your phone on you

01:13:00.820 no i'm not gonna lie i got my phone on so i stopped using the apple watch because of that

01:13:05.060 like i'd be in the gym the app the things buzzing buzzing i'm driving and it's like i know it's a

01:13:09.760 group chat that nothing important's happening yeah yeah but i'm still like let me see what

01:13:13.540 so i got rid of my apple watch and i'm for real trying to do a better job at like

01:13:17.040 I get like quick anxiety

01:13:18.860 like I'm very like

01:13:19.640 you know like

01:13:20.080 I gotta check the message

01:13:20.900 I gotta

01:13:21.160 how did I jump into anxiety

01:13:22.940 from the phone

01:13:23.580 and from the phone

01:13:24.660 because they're like this

01:13:25.880 they're connected

01:13:26.260 so

01:13:26.840 no but the art piece

01:13:27.940 hold on let me explain

01:13:28.520 the art piece

01:13:28.980 it's like a metal bar

01:13:30.360 it's more of a sculpture

01:13:31.260 it's a metal bar

01:13:32.620 it has a

01:13:33.160 it's a messed up horse

01:13:34.340 it's called

01:13:34.760 levitating horse

01:13:37.560 or

01:13:37.980 something horse

01:13:39.940 but the horse looks like nothing

01:13:40.920 but you look close

01:13:41.740 to the reflection

01:13:42.340 it's a perfectly

01:13:43.600 it's a perfect

01:13:45.440 white horse

01:13:46.000 on the reflection

01:13:46.640 of the

01:13:47.420 that's what I want to see

01:13:48.660 I really want to see it

01:13:49.560 I like art

01:13:49.980 where's Sergio

01:13:50.960 Sergio

01:13:51.420 let's get

01:13:52.860 it's called

01:13:53.920 The Sending Horse

01:13:54.780 Sergio where's

01:13:55.980 The Sending Horse

01:13:56.700 let me get my phone

01:13:57.720 real quick

01:13:58.160 please

01:13:58.960 I gotta see if I even

01:14:01.020 have the video though

01:14:01.840 while you

01:14:02.880 while you look it up

01:14:04.120 I'm gonna say something

01:14:04.980 that is just like

01:14:06.040 a thought I'm having

01:14:07.180 it's good to hear

01:14:07.820 that you're diversifying

01:14:08.980 cause like

01:14:09.380 like you said

01:14:10.200 at the beginning

01:14:10.560 of this interview

01:14:11.420 a lot of times

01:14:12.100 with artists

01:14:12.840 and musicians

01:14:13.520 the fame

01:14:14.520 comes before

01:14:15.280 the real money

01:14:15.980 and so you can get kind of sidetracked when you do end up making real money buying the bullshit

01:14:21.880 but then eventually you have to realize like okay my career does and will have a lifespan just like

01:14:26.840 everything and you got to be smart with your money so it's good to hear i mean if that arts

01:14:30.380 a store of value it's a great place to put it yeah no let's check it out and i'll talk about

01:14:34.200 that because i think we'll get to that yeah wait what what am i look oh oh oh that's sick oh my

01:14:45.500 god it's like an optical illusion oh cool oh that's fire yo there was no way you were going

01:14:53.920 to explain this you can't i'm trying to explain it can we show it here just just just show that

01:15:01.980 camera how would you explain it it's it's a it's a elongated horse that's bent around a pole but

01:15:10.440 when the reflection is in the pole the horse is in perfect proportion it's it's really cool

01:15:15.740 yeah cool no there's no way that trying to explain that was hard but yeah bro i'm glad i'm glad you

01:15:23.480 yeah so so so so back on that i think when you when you're coming up when you first make money

01:15:28.700 you're thinking cars you're thinking this and i think when i hit about 30 late 20s horses i

01:15:34.360 I started realizing, let's buy expensive motherfucking horses.

01:15:37.740 No, but for real, like, you know,

01:15:41.160 they're not teaching you in school about, like, stock or saving money

01:15:44.700 or, I don't know, like, you know, like, retirement funds or CDs.

01:15:50.100 No, for sure.

01:15:50.500 So at, like, late 20s, I remember, well, I'll tell you two stories here.

01:15:57.820 So I remember buying my first Porsche when I was, like, 21.

01:16:00.680 and then i had it that was my dream car like a carrera s porsche uh porsche um so then

01:16:08.620 so then i traded like two years after i traded that car for an older ferrari because it was like

01:16:14.500 oh i gotta step it up i'm seeing the ferrari and that's why i'm saying you get caught up with what

01:16:18.260 you see then i trade that ferrari for another ferrari then i traded that ferrari for a mclaren

01:16:26.620 which I still have a 720 McLaren so um then I had I like three Range Rovers and a Rolls Royce

01:16:34.260 so then by late 20s I'm like bro I've had like nine cars I got like two cars right now so it's

01:16:39.620 like I'm losing when I'm buying it I'm losing it when I'm trading it and I'm losing when I'm

01:16:42.720 buying again I said bro I'm not selling shit no more I'm not selling nothing I'd rather let that

01:16:46.180 shit depreciate in the garage so like every like then I started kind of like you know waking up

01:16:51.000 and being like yo I should start like saving money and whatever and buying property and renting

01:16:55.340 property um and and you know like stuff like that or a stock or whatever or like even like you know

01:17:01.680 like even like crypto and stuff you know at the end of the day like whether it's up or down or not

01:17:05.460 it's taking the risk and doing something and just actively i'm actively looking for like things i

01:17:10.140 can get into businesses or ways to put the money away not keep it in the bank you know i think it's

01:17:14.240 you know we usually like you know we're saving money saving money keeping it in the bank and we

01:17:17.900 get afraid usually to like you know buy a property so or like do something or like calling up see

01:17:23.400 what that loan's about or that business loan and we're always afraid and i think especially

01:17:27.020 in the hood and i think like like where i'm from that it's always the mentality like of

01:17:32.840 being afraid of like oh but what if i lose the money and so i think i just started taking more

01:17:38.280 risks i would say um business wise money wise um and obviously i've lost and i've won and i think

01:17:45.640 that yeah i think moving forward the next 10 years for me obviously i wanted to keep doing music i

01:17:50.080 want to keep doing that but i just think like putting money away for a rainy day is important

01:17:53.700 in general and anything for sure for sure yeah you just got to win more than you lose

01:17:57.280 easier said than done easier said than done easier said than done i've gotten fucked with nfts

01:18:01.840 let's talk about the losses no no no it's all good i think like um if you're not in it you know

01:18:09.120 yeah but well shit dude this has been great oh wait so back to the porsche this is the last one

01:18:16.300 See, now I'm getting open now.

01:18:17.500 Yeah.

01:18:17.840 So when, so for years, I felt bad for selling the Porsche.

01:18:23.720 Because I was like, yo, like, that was my dream car, you know.

01:18:26.480 When I was a dream car, when I was a kid, I was like 12 years old.

01:18:28.200 I was always like my car and my wallpaper on a Windows computer.

01:18:31.820 Windows 98 PC, shout out.

01:18:33.360 No, I'm kidding.

01:18:34.220 So, and I was like, damn, like, I traded it for like an older Ferrari at the time.

01:18:39.140 Just because I was like on that hype shit of like, oh.

01:18:42.300 Because like now I'm not like that.

01:18:44.260 Now I'm like, bro, I don't care if you got a truck.

01:18:45.700 big too big a chain than me or whatever i don't give a fuck like now i don't let that affect me

01:18:50.500 but i always felt bad about that porsche because it was custom made i remember i used to live up

01:18:55.440 in delray beach west palm beach i was always driving that car um and i always thought of

01:19:00.020 that car like whenever i would and so i got cousins that work in a dealership of course i got cousins

01:19:04.180 and i would always track this car and i saw that it was in new york in long island i was tracking

01:19:11.660 this car tracking this car and then during covid i was like damn i wonder what the car's up to

01:19:16.160 right now what do you mean what the car's up to what do you think he's doing shooting the car

01:19:20.840 i was always i was always stalking the car with the vin number so my cousin's like yo they sold

01:19:26.400 the car the car is in texas right now and i'm like i gotta buy the car bro i call up the texas

01:19:32.380 dealer oh i'm looking for this car send me a video they send me a video it's the car um so i bought

01:19:38.920 the car back it only had that one um it only had that one that one owner so two owners i go back

01:19:44.620 to the dmv they're like you own this i'm like yeah the owner is backing the owner um but but

01:19:49.780 i got the car back looks like exactly how i left it i even put like some i even had like a cop

01:19:56.160 sensor you know those little cop sensor things you put on it like even that was still there

01:19:59.600 and i don't know i think like for me that was like a full circle like you know there's things

01:20:03.640 like when before you make money or you have certain dreams and it's kind of like we said

01:20:08.020 like sometimes you always want to beat that last thing or or be more superior or superior than what

01:20:12.560 you had and sometimes you forget like what you've what you've accomplished too so i think like in

01:20:19.440 recent times i'm also like yeah obviously you want to keep breaking records you want to be bigger

01:20:23.220 but you also got to remember like damn i've done a lot of good shit or damn i've done well for

01:20:28.020 myself because we're always so hard on ourselves especially when you want to be more successful

01:20:32.800 especially in this industry i think and i think getting that car back was like i don't know at

01:20:38.620 least it was like a metaphorical like pat on the back yeah it was a beautiful thing for me i was

01:20:43.220 like damn i can't believe it's back and i'm actually driving the car today and like and

01:20:46.200 i'm actually driving that car more than like the mclaren or other cars like damn this is kind of

01:20:50.080 comfortable yeah my 2013 porsche sick dude yeah so that's i think that's a that's a good that's

01:20:56.240 a good last note dude people zoom out on where he came from and all that you've accomplished yeah

01:21:00.920 I think from time to time, give yourself the kudos, you know, let yourself know, like, damn, you know what?

01:21:05.980 I'm proud of myself and and what I've done and your peers, too.

01:21:10.260 I think it's important to let your peers know you're proud of them for things.

01:21:13.740 And and I think like back I know I'm now I'm extending and like back in the day, for example, I don't know.

01:21:20.300 I would just take things more for granted. Like I wouldn't take photos.

01:21:23.460 I wouldn't this. I wouldn't that. And then I'm like that.

01:21:25.340 I would look back and they damn we didn't take photos that day.

01:21:27.360 And I tell my boys all the time, like, bro, we don't take enough photos, like just like group pictures.

01:21:30.840 like regular shit you know and like you don't have those memories and and um yeah i think like

01:21:35.960 recently i'm just like you know i'm chilling i'm blessed i'm grateful and i'm like trying to really

01:21:41.280 stay positive and and in that's in that zone so i can stay motivated as well yeah so yeah

01:21:48.560 good man one of the story is let's go back to japan no i'm kidding i'm kidding guys

01:21:55.500 we will be back

01:21:59.260 we can see where we come from

01:22:01.720 and how long we've

01:22:03.760 you know how we got here

01:22:05.180 that's hilarious yo that's funny

01:22:07.700 well dude hey hey

01:22:09.460 thanks for joining us bro thank you guys yeah this

01:22:11.460 was phenomenal you're in a really great

01:22:13.560 place and you've achieved so much

01:22:15.640 and

01:22:16.860 if you ever want to spend six million dollars

01:22:19.580 on an illustrator you know where to come

01:22:20.960 I don't think I'll take it there you know I'm cool with my little

01:22:23.060 I'm cool with my little three four thousand dollar

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