Shibuya Roll Call with Destin Conrad

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They are part of the Immigrant Connection National Network to offer high quality low-cost immigration services, and they provide legal assistance to individuals who are seeking assistance with issues relating to immigration. Please join us in donating funds and the link to donate to this specific cause will be found in our description. Thank you guys so much. Hey guys! Hey guys! Can I just say in advance that I've only had a coffee this morning? Oh, I've only been sipping on this sparkling cola Celsius. Well, and a choro toffee square? What? Yeah, exactly. Just like a choro, just like a square of toffee? Yeah, a square of toffee coated and then cinnamon and sugar, so like whatever that's gonna do to my ball. And it's giving the balance breakfast realness of like I had that and like I took a plate protein bar, so my stomach's literally like, okay, but at least yours had protein. I'm pretty sure mine just had like, protein. Well, it has like, protein, like fuck me, like fuck it. Um, guys, well today we have like a very special gas and it's just like, let's let's actually dim the lights. Let's dim the lights. It's giving moody. It's giving sex. It's giving like, do y'all fuck with music? Like, do you fuck with R&B? Like, make some noise? You know what I mean? Like, at home, make some noise. Um, we have a very special gas today. An R&B extraordinaire and also, like no shade, but a person who made an alternative jazz album that literally has me in like, negligee, so I'm like, wow, like, let me put my robe on. Let's welcome to the stage. Miss Destin Conrad. Thank you. Yeah. Well, yeah. Well, and I can tell because I'm like, the music, we have me like, like, bitch, I'm lighting candles. I'm lighting candles. What the hell? Hi guys. Hi guys. Like, thanks for coming. I'm such a fan. I'm loving you. I love you so much. Like, and thank you so much for coming on and also coming. Can we get into the outfit? Well, do you want to tell the girls about the deets? Or like, yeah? Yeah. Honestly, don't know where this is from. I'm gonna shout out my stylist Sophia. Oh, boom, boom. She did her big one. Well, and that's on a stylist. You see, because like, need one of those, you know what I mean? Like, I'm gonna be like, yeah, just, no, I'm only, and when we, and when we ready, we'll let you know. Well, y'all will know, because like, all of a sudden, we'll be out of here. I'm like, I'll let you, like, no, there will be signs. Well, and got you together. So I'm like, well, what? Like, loving that. Are you in California? No, I live in Brooklyn. Thank you. Girl, whatever. You bushwick. Okay, not the same vibe. Right, and we can bleep it. Like, you know, we're in a doxy. We don't want to talk to you, but right, but it's giving great place. Please, please, please. East Coast real nice. Yeah, yeah. I live in Brooklyn. I've been there for like two years. Do you love? I love. No, because we live. Well, because are y'all thinking about it? Y'all look like. We're not. And not too much. You look like your husband. Well, here's the thing. I'm tough. Like, well, because I see at hotels, right? So there's an elevator. Right. Like my laundry is clean. Right. But it's like as soon as the going gets tough, you know what I mean? Or it's just like, once I get to a place where I can afford, like, an elevator in the unit, laundry, and dryer, because here, that would run you like, what, three K, a new in New York. New York, yeah. New York. That's like a cool six. It's heavy. It's heavy. That's a cool six. It's heavy. It's hefty. It's hefty out there. Yeah. Also, yeah, the weather here is right. And it's just like hard because personally, like, I did grow up in California. So like, I have the California, like, my life, like, and I love New York. Right. Because you're from Florida, right? I'm from Florida. I'm from Tampa. And we got up. Yeah, yeah. You Florida. Yeah. I Florida, man. Um, thank you. I, I really do love New York. I don't like the code. I left my house. There was a snow storm. I didn't know how I was going to get here. I just got here like two days ago. Oh, I was fine from my life. But we made it. Thank you. I'm just not used to it. Like, yeah, as I said, I'm from Florida. Like, I'd never grew up around snow. Like, it's very new for me. And then I moved here when I was like 11. So, oh, yeah. So you've been living in the sunny place. Yeah. It's like, real bad. It's new for me. But I'm, I'm just, I'm adjusting, I guess. Well, because that, that snow storm is something serious stuff. Yeah. That's not even just like cute. Like, I don't think y'all grew up like this. Like, this is what it's going up in the. Yeah. Because the girls in New York, I'm like, y'all got that. Y'all got that. Y'all got that. That's what I'm saying. Well, tough. No, it's like, y'all took it like a thing there. I'm like, Oh, no, I mean, maybe like a month or two. I could do like a three key. Yeah. Like, I could do a bus down. But as soon as I was like, shit, like, you know what it is for me. There's a couple things that it is for me. Well, I went there when it was, it was nice weather. It was 35. Y'all had it when it was 35 degrees. Like, I might, do I got long done on my. They said they turned the heater on. I was like, no summer in New York, though, like, it's here. No, he. Oh, it's so nice. She's more. Yeah. That's more. I'd be butt naked. That's so nice. I hear she's kind of polarizing though. Yeah. Because like some of the girls be like, a hell yeah. And some of the girls be like, fuck, no, I'm like, whoa. Also, what I'm getting used to is rats. Oh, we get a rat life. Rat life. I'm going to be honest. Like a rat don't really bother me for some reason. Really? Because they're kind of cute. Cute. Cute. Like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, the mice. I don't know. The mice. The mice are Halloween. New York. New shit. They're like, they are they turned up and they'll run right like they don't give a fuck. Well, because that's their city. That's their city. So it's like, what are y'all doing? I'm in their shit. No, real bad, especially when you're in the freaking sub. Well, and this was my running with the rats of New York City. Right. Was I was walking out in like little Italy? Is that what it's like? Or like, we're I'm new there. Okay, no worries. It's kind of like, you know, we're Chinatown. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. That area. And there was like, hella trash on the streets. Yeah. I don't know if it was like what he was. The trash doobie outside. That's the thing. So I was like, well, it was nighttime. I'm walking by and I hear all this rustling and shit. And I was like, like, wait, wait, wait. So I'm like, walking by and all this sudden, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, like literally Shabuya crossing, like, they do it. They are a big one. And so I was walking in the middle of the street because I'm like, yo, don't even let me hold. Like Shabuya. Like Shabuya. Shabuya roll. Thank you. No, because like the rats. It's like it's so shame. Yeah. I don't know if I've seen like a rat, but I've seen like mice. No, I've seen a rat. Like a rat bastard. Just big. Just big and greedy. Just big and greedy. Just big and greedy. And a rat bastard. No big and greedy. Like, that's on New York. Like, I don't know. And it's no tea, but like, you know what I mean? That's like they play. Honestly, shout out to them. No, like I'm in a shit as I said, real bad, real bad, because it's the move into their spot. So it's like, well, why would y'all change what you're doing? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Honestly. I don't think they don't physically move into your spot. And that's where I draw the line. That's when I would be having rats. No, no, in my house. Girl, the roaches. Girl, I have this. Thank God. I have it. They be coming up the drain. You see? They be coming out the drain. Yeah. No, my style is shout out Sophia. Shout out Sophia. She lives in New York too. She moved like a year after me. And she lives in like this like nice ass building like big boy ring. Thank you. She lives on like in the top floor. And she had a rat in her apartment because I mean, not a rat. A roach. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. All this rat talk. She had a roach come through the drain. That's what I was going to say. And she and she was like how she comes. She was like, I can't do that. She's like really like squirming it. If I see a roach, I'm killing that bitch. I'm from Florida. So I'm like, well, those are like big roaches. No, and that's what I was going to say because those are the ones that trust. Like the ones that come out of the drain, like the ginormico ones that are literally like, hey, bitch, like, I bitch, buy bitch. Literally come out the drain like bad baby. Yeah. No real bad. No real bad. No, I've had I've had roaches like bitch. I've had a roach in the bad one time. No shade. I would literally cry. Girl, in Long Beach mama, because I went to school in Long Beach. And the roaches there, like the roach city roach nash, like I literally was like, oh, I'm sorry, I didn't know like this y'all hometown. Oh, and the dorms, because you know, they don't give a fuck about the dorms. The roaches literally used to be like, hey, and one time I one time I literally woke up and I literally went like this. Maybe there was a roach right there. No, no, and I literally was like, good morning. What else can you do? My roommate's boyfriend, luckily, was there because I I started screaming and he literally was like, like, picked him up. my eyes call her and was like, and I was like, we'll see like my dad does. - Okay, that's good. - Well, and see. (laughing) 'Cause you gotta get active. - You gotta get active. You gotta get active. - No, literally in a rugby polo, like, well no, 'cause the roaches literally be like, boo, I'm like, ooh, yeah, no, yeah. No, 'cause I live in like a vintage apartment and they were redoing the back unit and were like messing around with the plumbing, don't. If you think you need to, just don't, just don't. - Just don't. - I had to literally seal off every crack and crevice at my place because they come up the drain. - Yeah. - And I didn't know that, so I was literally, all my drains were like, just miling and I was like, - What? - Yeah, no, no, no, no. - Maybe you need to be the drain. - No, I crashed out nasty with the Poochie outfit. Like, it was so bad. - That's the thing about them vintage cute apartments, is they be older, they be older, they be older, they be older. - Well, and that's why everything's sealed. Now when you go in there, it's air. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. - Like, it's not even a window, will be. Oh, like it's just. - No, 'cause they have a apartment giving me. - It's just giving like sealed air. 'Cause it be sealed, no choice. - Oh, you know me. - Well, it has to be sealed. - No, I don't. - It has to be sealed. - Wait, where did you live in California? - Girl, all over. When I first moved from Florida, I moved to Korea town, speaking of roaches, that apartment had roaches. - Roaches. - Me and my mom was like. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then I lived, I lived in Downey, I don't know where Downey is. - Oh, yeah, of course. - Oh, there, randomly. - So you're serving so cow realness. - Yeah, I was like all over. - That. - Yeah. - Did you have a little bit of North? - Like, what do you mean, like, where? - Bay. - No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, yeah. I was, I was in LA. - Yeah. - People think I'm from the Bay, 'cause a lot of my friends are from like Oakland and like. - Well. - Yeah, that's where I'm from, and I'm by it. - I'm from Arizona. So it's like. (laughing) - You can speak, you can speak, you can speak. - Let me just like, Lord. - I'm like, let her talk, let her talk. - I'm like, big business Florida and like Sacramento. Like, I'm like, okay. - No, in that area. - Yeah, I'm in Sacramento. So I'm like, not the Bay, but I'm like, up north. So it was giving like, you know, that's. - Okay. - I'm like, yeah. - But I know like, I know ball when it comes to it being caught in shit. - Yeah. - That's about all I need. - It's just dry and hot. - It's just like dry and hot, dry and just mad. Like you're just mad. - You're just mad and hot. - Irritated. - Irritated. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Well, you have wet and hot for four. - Yeah. - Do you fuck with Florida? - I love Florida. My family still lives there. So I'm there. - Oh. - Pretty healthy. - And now I live in New York. - Well, yeah, it's just like a quick one too. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Totally. - I do love Florida. I mean, I wouldn't live there. But I love it. Like, that's where I'm from. - Well, and that's what we're hearing. Yeah. - Yeah. - No. - Well, how was like Tampa in comparison to like the Florida PR? Yeah. 'Cause I'm like, you know, Florida PR. - It's ghetto. Honestly, I feel like Florida is just ghetto. One thing I will say that I do like about it is it's consistent. - Right. - Real. - I feel like I go there and I feel like I'm in 2011. Like it feels the same. Like I feel like she never evolved. - Dated boots. Yeah. - Really? That's kind of crazy because I feel like Florida does have hell of foot traffic though. So my head, I would think they'd be trying to like. - But I feel like it's just like everybody's, I don't know, maybe this is just my experience. So I feel like everybody's like doing the same thing that they were doing. - Yeah. - Or like just stuck in like the same move. That's how I feel about Arizona. Like every time I go there, I just feel like they're 10 years behind of like, like they're just seeing. Like it's like your friend, that's on Reels. Like. - Yeah. - Yeah. - And like babe, we saw that two years ago. - Right. - No, that's real as hell. - Exactly. - Like you know what I mean? Just saw Lil Tariya. - Lil Tariya, I'm screaming stop. - Because why didn't he come up with my four U-Pages that other day? - He's grown up. - You were talking about it. - Lil Tariya, who killed him? - Oh, kill him. Oh, and see that's the shade. - I can. - Lil Tariya. - No, like, I know your name. Hey, I know your name, King. Just found out, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. No, and that, like, wake that up. - No, 'cause the Vine Realness. - Well, this. - And the Vine Realness. - Well, what about the Vine Realness? - Well, 'cause we gotta talk about Vine. - I love that segue. - Well, no, because I'm literally like, - Lil Tariya. - Lil Tariya. - Right. - Oh, kill him. - Like, okay. (laughing) Like, no, uh huh. - Yeah, no. - Because what about the bitches who were, like, let's really wake it up, like, we could see here talk about Vine, Vine, Vine, Vine, Vine, Vine as consumers. You know, we do a little one too, but like, but there's like, a fabric of Vine. - Mm-hmm. - And it's like, what about the bitches who are making the fabric of Vine? - Yeah, honestly. - About that. - Honestly, yeah. - I was like, I contributed. - Well, yeah, that's, I'm like, so what's the tea, like, that? - Yeah, honestly. Yeah, I'm, I was a Vine girl. Boots, yeah, like, 13 though. Like, I was 13. - Well, yeah. - Yeah. - 'Cause we were all 13. - Yeah, we were all 13. We were? - We like, love that. - We were? (laughing) - We got the same experience? - Yeah, well, I'm like, well, 14, but yeah, yeah, yeah. - Wait, how old are y'all? - 26. - Oh, okay. Same. - Well, she had an early birthday, you see. So it's like technically she 27, spiritually, but like, I'm 28. - I just had a 20 year old girl, it's like a whole year. - Wait, what are your signs? - Capricorn. - Ooh, Gemini. - Thank you. - Okay, I approve. - Not too much. - Okay, okay, creepy, creepy. - Wait, what about you? - I'm gonna cancel. - Thank you. - Well, and that's why yo shit sound like that. - Okay, okay, I thought I was gonna-- - Well, what's your move? - Harry's move. - Ooh. - Sagittarius, right? - Whoo! - Whoo, shit! - Okay. - Act, okay. - Act, okay. - Act, okay. - I don't know how to do that, but it's either, like, I also have like, all the rest of my chart is cancer. - Right, so it's like, well. - Like, I can either give this, like I walk in, like, it depends on the day. - Yeah. - No, we're activated. - And you're real. - What are y'all giving me everything? - No, we activated just fuck. - We activated. - No, real. - Gemini will. - Gemini's son, and then I have a Scorpio moon, and then I have a labor rising, which is what it gives. - Yeah. - What? - The Scorpio moon is having me live. - Well, right, a little bit of reverse at Wicked Witch. - Because Cava Corn's son, Toris Moon, labor rising. - Right. - The labor rising. - The plot is like, the labor rising, literally, and the room together. - Yeah, that's why y'all key down. - Well, unfortunately, well, unfortunately, but like, the key be a little too hard. - Well, that's sad rising, literally, like, hi. - The sad, bull, the sad rising. - Uh-huh. - Yeah, she's turned up. - She's turned up. I feel like anything turned in me is the sad rising. - Well, yeah. - Well, 'cause the sads will do it, though. And it's like, well, and let me not shade other signs, but a sadge is a good one to have, I feel. - I live for the sadge. - Like, the sadge key is like, I'm like, y'all be we be turned up. - We be turned up. - Every sadge I know is like, you're really like this. I'd be like, wow. - Yeah. - No, the sadges are serious. Like, the PR is correct. - No, especially like the sadge son, like, they be driving with their knee. They don't give a fuck. - Don't give a fuck. - And that's my sister's son. So I'm like this. - No. - That's like a sadge's energy, like, driving with your knee. - You're knee-like fucking cold brew. - And I feel safe. - I feel safe. - No, I'm like, you got it. - The girls look, it's not, like, unhinged energy, but it's a tattoo. - Ooh, kill him. - Ooh, kill him. Like, real bad. - Real bad. - A sadge, where are they? - I know, where are the sadges at? - Mickey's a sadge. - Mickey is a sadge. I have a shot of Valerie. I have a friend who's a sadge too. I'm like, this is your son. - Shot of Valerie, thank you. - Yeah. - So you know. But anyway, I'm like, yeah. - Well, 'cause I have questions about that too. But I mean, yeah, Vine, right? - Yeah, Vine, yeah. - Try to finish a thought. - Like that, yeah. - Honestly, a great, honestly, I used to be like, really like, not ashamed, but like. - Yeah. - That's not the word. Like, just, I knew I wanted to make music. - Right. - Or do something in music. I first thought I wanted to be like a songwriter. - Yeah. - And I felt like nobody would take my career seriously. - But that was just my like 17 year old brain, like, just being pessimistic. But I, yeah, honestly, now I'm like, I kind of ate that up. Like, I was looking back. - No, you're not. - I was like, funny. - Yeah, and I was making bread. Like, my thing, I was like 14. - I played a little show. - I didn't know about it. - I was making money. - My girl, I haven't heard that. - No. - I didn't know that the Vine girls are making money on. - I was doing little brand deals and shit. - Right. - I was 14. I mean, it wasn't like, looking back, I wasn't making that much money. I was like 14 year old brain was like, oh bitch. I'm rich. - Bro, 14, that's literally a child. - Yeah. - Like, that's a child. - Yeah. - It's like, you would have gave me $50 back then. - $10 out of it. - I would have been like, excuse me. - YJ, why poor. - Yeah, yeah, high bitch. - Like, high bitch. - Yeah, my PayPal busing. When I was 14. - Yeah. - Yeah. - I was running it up. - The Vine was cheap. - Just buying shit. - Just buying shit. - Yeah. - Just buying shit. - Yeah. - Like, moving the membership like, oh no. - Exactly. - Like, oh no, bitch. - It goes too soft. - Sidebar also. - Yes. - I keep trying to like, evacuate the Vine. - We are the sidebars. - Come on. - Evacuate the Vine combo. - Oh, we don't evacuate. - No, no, we don't have to. No, we don't have to. I'm not a shame anymore. I promise I promise. But, um, did you guys play with the Webkins? - Yeah. - When you were talking. - The Webkins died. Like, that was like fucked up. Cause I literally bought a Chihuahua and then it fucked up. - Yeah. - And I was like, are you dead? I seriously don't know. - Yeah. - I don't know the day. I was Webkins down. - Bootsy. - Cause she was Q and T. - And it was such a great idea. Like, getting the plushie and then put out my brain when I was a kid. - He should honestly go ahead and bring Webkins back. - Honestly. - Yeah. - Honestly. - Did she leave? - I'm like, can we look at that one? - I think she left. - She's gone for real. - Like, they don't make him no more. - Webkins.com. - Hold on. - This is it. - Hold on. Cause y'all play. See, you don't play. Y'all play. Y'all play. Wait. - I like the chimpanzee. - Wait, the chimpanzees. - But do they still die though? - Yeah, no. Cause they need to stop. - Cause that was low key fucked up. - Cause you got to take care of your kids. They say maybe. - Well, cause they also die to old age. So I was like, well, fuck. - I know that. - Yes. I think so because mine just like die. - I neglect them. - No. Well, I'm not. I was like, no, they don't die. They don't die? Wake that up. Wake it up. Because just for like a kid, that was like doing too much. - No, yeah. - That was doing too much because when I shit was dead and then I held it just like had the corpse like. Like, hell, it still has to be like the plush. - Oh my God, Dr. Quatt. - No, Dr. Quatt. - Like Dr. Quatt. - No, shout out, Webkins, though, for real. Like that really was like-- - Were you not clippin' with me? - I was on clippin' with two boots. What's the other one, Pop Tropica? - Oh. - Pop Tropica. - And they were literally-- - I don't know, Pop Tropica, no, no. - The girls don't know, Pop Popica. - They're not. - What are they? - They're all fucking the literacy guys, bro. - They're all fucking the literacy guys. - They're all fucking roadblocks. - Yeah, I don't understand the roadblocks. - Tell me why. We were out and this kid, the biggest iPad you could buy. So a flat screen TV, generally. - Yeah, I know that. - Literally brightness, 100%. I packin' a dime, 45 minutes. - Literally. - Killing off that battery nasty. - Killing off that battery. - 30. - 30. - Like, 30 on the clock. And was playing the terror-- You know the movie, The Terrifier? - No, I don't. - Well, are you scared of things because if we look it up, it's just like-- - No, I'm not scared. - And you're warning like, he's scary. - It's a horror movie? - Yeah. - Oh. - And he literally, like, goes around, he's like, gore-core. Like, he just like goes around and like-- - I'm not taking you. - Love the brow. - Love the brow. - Well, the brow is, well, 'cause it is drag, it's drag, really. But like, she was like, what, like, 12? - She was not even, she was younger than that. She was like, eight. And she was literally playing that shit with her toe and like, eating a hot dog. But I was just like, she was playing that. And I looked over, and I'm like, 'cause people can just make games, you know, like, people can literally, whatever. - Yeah. - You name it, don't make it. Webkins in there, they probably have Webkins. - They probably do. - On Roblox. - Yes, and she was literally like, playing with her toe, eating her, like, I was like, girl, what? - No, it's about to be weirdish. Not even when, weird's not the right word. They're gonna be, I don't know what they're gonna be. - They're gonna be giving, like, playing with their toe, like-- - Because Roblox don't be doing enough, like, they don't be, oh my god, I was just watching some scary-ass shit about Roblox. - Really? - Like, my vibe up, yeah, I'm not gonna-- - Oh my god, I'm scared. - Well, 'cause it's just giving, like, open fucking forum, like, bitch, there's kids on there, and like, they don't know nothing about. Nothing, so it's like, the girl's being out. - Even though, like, what is it? - I don't know. - My nephew'd be asking for, like, the cash. - Roblox. - Roblox. - The money. - The block, block, block. - Roblox. - The money, the money. - Roblox. - Roblox, block, block, block, block glass. Like, I don't know. They need to go through, like-- - I don't know. - Y'all know a lot of times. - No, no, y'all don't know. - Block, block, bus, a whole other game. - Okay. - That's what they need to play. - But have your work that fucking mind. - And go ahead and work that mind. - No, they need to go outside. - They don't-- - The kids need to go outside. Did y'all remember when Nickelodeon, like, shut down for the day, and then, like, you had to go outside? - Yes, yes, the day of play. - Still the-- - Do you know what I do? - Don't play, don't play, don't play, don't play, don't play. - Well, I do, no. - No, well, I do play. - And I went, I'm gonna just go to Disney. - What's that? - Right. - Exactly. - One Disney. - I never went outside. - That was never what they wanted to take in. - Well, it loved, like, the idea. Like, I love using them, like, the grass, yeah, the grass. - Yeah. - The grass. - The touch grass. - They said touch grass. 'Cause the girls gonna be touching grass. - That was Michelle Obama. - I feel like the Millett-- - She was well, 'cause Michelle Obama touched my school, too. We had a salad bar. - Mm-hmm, girl, isn't-- - And the Baked Hot Cheetos girl. - And the Baked Hot Cheetos girl. - You have to add wrong for the big shot. - You had to drop the rope, you make cut she does like. - But like girl, I mean, okay, love you. - Her touching, she touched my high school by, instead of, that we used to have the pop tarts with two, then we went to the thing. - Yeah. (laughing) - Big cats, big cats. - Big cats. - The big cats girls is one thing, big one pop tarts. - Well, I'm like, you didn't really-- - In the ass pack. - It's getting, you know, I'll just buy two. - I'll just buy two. - I'll just buy two. - It's not what you wanted it to get. - No, 'cause see, like, we used to have like, a bust out, like cheesy pizza supreme, like that ass, like the chucky cheese pizza, and then literally one day, we showed up, there was a salad bar. I was like, fuck, like she got us y'all, she got us. - The sweet pizza. - Like salad bars and fajitas. I was like, man, fuck you. - Yeah, like girl. - The fuck. - The show. - Well, mind you, 'cause we have gym periods, so it's just like, girl, we exercising. We promise, like, damn, like, you hell-amatted us. You hell-amatted us, like, I don't know. - It's already 110, like. - Girl. - Like, literally have to run a 2.5 mile and then eat a salad, bitch, I oughta. - It's just like, it's like, it's like enough. - And one pop star. - And one pop star. - God for me, a 2. - Girl, girl, stop. - Literally, 800 calories, that recess, fuck. - No, that's what, like, I'm literally, like, that was the only time where we did have to do push-ups, so it's like, stop. - Yeah. - Let me do my team. - We're like, what the fuck? - She didn't believe in Carbo loading, like, I don't know, like, we used to have Alfredo Masu, it was just fucked up. - Yeah. - But, like, loving you, Michelle. - Yeah, loving you, I guess. - Like, I guess, right. - Like, I don't know, like, it's all very vinaigrette, I don't know. - Oh, well, sorry, I was cooking. Because I was thinking about, I feel very similar to what you were saying about, like, your past internet presence into, like, becoming something new. 'Cause I feel like, you know, as people in general, we're, like, constantly evolving, and I feel like, especially as you get older and you start coming into yourself, you have, like, that part. - You said existing. - Yeah, like, you, A, you reach consciousness, but you kind of have this moment where you're like, "Whoa, who am I as a person?" Like, what is my brand? And I feel like, I used to struggle with that too, 'cause I used to be wild in the fuck out on Twitter. Like, I would tweet, just, like, funny shit. I would get into Twitter fights. I would, like, do all the things. And now I look back and I'm like, "Damn this, you were wild in, like, you're," 'cause it's, like, so interesting too, with us, like, growing up on the internet, and, like, starting so young, and then, like, I feel like coming into yourself later, and I'm just, like, curious. Like, what was that process, like, into you being like, "Oh, I was just, like, on Vine, like," 'cause, to, like, yeah, to, like, kind of being like, "Okay, I'm serious, like, about the music grind." And, like, I'm trying to, like, establish myself. - I mean, there was a gap in between where I wasn't doing anything, like, 'cause Vine shut down R.P. - Right, right. - That was a good one. - Yeah, I don't think I was really, like, actively, like, using it, like, before it shut down, but, like, still. I mean, like, you know, like, it was there. But, there was, like, maybe, like, between, like, 16 to, like, 18. I wasn't doing shit. - Yeah. - Like, I kind of just was, like, existing, and I didn't really, I knew that I could make music, and I knew that I could sing, and I wanted to sing, but, I didn't know how. I thought I, I genuinely thought I wanted to, like, write music, and, like, not be at the-- - In the front. - Yeah, like, I thought that was my key. Like, I was gonna, like, write, and be behind the scenes, and, like, I loved being in the studio, and then, I wrote music that I didn't want other people to sing. - Right. - Like, I wrote about, like, specific experiences, specific people, and, like, - 'Cause I need you to know about that as well. - Yeah. - Or not about that. - Or not about that. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. But, yeah, and then, I just kind of, it just, like, snowballed into what it is. I didn't really, like, I wasn't like, okay, I'm gonna put this music out, and-- - Yeah, totally. - This is what it's gonna, and I'm gonna have a, be a R&B sensation. - Yeah. - Right, right. - It kind of just, like, happened that way. - Yeah. - And, I'm honestly, as I said, I used to be, like, really, like, - Uh, like, I don't want anybody to, like, - No, I was unwind, and, like, - Mm-hmm. - Like, but now I look back at it, and I'm, like, wait, no, we, like, grew up together, like-- - Right! - Like, it's actually so tight. Like, when I go on tour, and I, like, do meet and greet some people coming to me, and they're, like, I've been following you since you were-- - Yeah. - In middle school, and I'm, like, whoa, like, and you were in middle school, too? - Yeah! - Exactly. - We were in middle school. - Yeah. - Because it kind of speaks to, like, the evolution. Like, I feel like we kind of have this rare experience of, like, when we were kids, like, we might have arguably, kind of been, like, the first gen of, like, kids to even, like, have the internet, you know what I'm saying? So, like, I feel, like, that also, like, you are, kind of, like, showing that evolution, 'cause the realness is it's, like, girl, yeah, what the fuck? Like, we, honestly, even being, like, being 18, like, I might want to be a songer, and I'm like, girl, how'd you do that? Like, brain's still much, right? Like, still genuinely not even, like, my first actual thought that I'll stand behind probably happened to, like, 24. Like, I'm not even. - You know what I mean? Like, just the natural evolution of, like, the brain and, like, coming into ourselves, and it's, like, and we still, we'll learn. So, I'm, like, not too much, 'cause I might be 28, doing shit, then I'm, like, wait, hold on, wait, hold on. - Hold on. - Who's to know? But I'm, like, I feel like you speak to that, kind of, just, like, evolution, like, you're showing it, you're doing it, it's, like, yeah, girl, like, we was cutting up, on mind, we were kids, and, like, okay, sorry, I woke up one day, and was, like, actually, like, let me get my quill out. - Right. - Like, get my quill out. - Yeah, no, honestly. And I'm glad I did, because I'm glad I didn't let, like, the fear of it stopped me from, like, doing something that I know I'm good at, you know? - Totally, totally, 'cause it's, like, grow. We've born again every, like, two years, no shit. - Exactly. - Like, that's what I'm learning as we get older. - Yeah, and we have to give ourselves, like, grace. - Yeah, 100%. We able to just, like, explore what we want to, like, you know? - Yeah. - How's it been? - It's been amazing, honestly. I'm really, I'm so grateful that I get to wake up every day and do exactly what the fuck I want. - Yeah. - Like, it's such a blessing, like, and I, I'm really, like, yeah, I love my job, like. - Yeah. - Yeah. - That's, like, it's so special. (laughing) - It really is, 'cause I feel like, it's kind of just, you know, I have moments often where I, like, look to my younger self and just think about how, like, stoked she'd be. - Yeah. - Do you know what I mean? - Yes. - And I truly, like, I think also to accomplish it at a com-- Oh, okay. - Is this okay? - To accomplish this at such a young age, like, for where you're at and your career and, like, your only 25 is in six. - Yeah, it's crazy. - Yeah, it's crazy. - It's really crazy. - Thank you, guys, yeah. - No, like, look. - Y'all too, like, y'all are killing it. Like, this shit is tight. - I mean, well, thank you. - Yeah, I feel like that's really what it is. It's like, my younger self would be, like, really gagged. - Yeah, no real bad. No, my shit would be like, my shit. Oh, my younger self would be like, my shit. - I'm like, oh, sorry, I don't know, like, I don't know. I'm like, sorry, girl, my bad. No, but I'm like, I don't know, I feel like with us, it's just kind of like a crazy, like our shit's also just kind of random. Like I'm so interested by kind of like, you're like career and like being like a singer? Like I'm like, oh, like, okay, the girls are still turning it and they're burning it like that experience. I'm like, well, like you're kind of living like a dream type thing. - Yeah. - 'Cause it was it, did you first start when you were first like, okay, like let me get into like my music bag? Was it like you were writing songs and then you were like, actually I want to be like an artist and like start singing. Or was it the combination of like, actually I'm just going out the gate. Like writing and singing. - I mean, my friends shout out to Armory and Kailani, honestly, they, they really like, before I actively made music, I would just go to the studio with them. - Yeah. - And I am so grateful that they allowed me to do that and just be like, a fly on the wall. I feel like the first couple of times I went to a studio, I think was with them. - Wow. - And just seeing other people make music too, sometimes I literally would, I would literally just sit there and like smoke weed and like just exist. - Yeah. - And like, it was just, I was being a student. - Yeah. - I really got, like got the opportunity to just like, soak it in. And yeah, I feel like that's why I wanted, I was interested in songwriting because I was in the space where like I was watching songs be created and like, it was so interesting to me. But I, as I said, at the time I was just so like, that two-year gap really like. - Yeah. - Yeah. - It fucked me up 'cause I was just like, okay, what am I doing? - Yeah, I'm broke. - I'm broke. - You were like, you literally, yeah. - Yeah, for sure, yeah, yeah. - Like yeah. - Yeah, and I, in between that, I had like a, I used to help this company design like t-shirts, and I was making bread off that. So I was like, okay, cool, I dropped out of high school. Like, I dropped out my senior year and I was just like, I had that job. So I was like, oh, I'm eating, like I'm good. - Right. - And then that felt through long story. We'll talk about that off the pod. - Yeah. - And then I moved back to LA. I was in Miami for a year. - Oh wow, okay. - A mess. - Me at the party. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. And I was like 17, no money, no. - 16 in the middle of Miami, like. - Um, and then I moved. - Like the prophecy. - You were right. - Like real bad. - No. (laughing) - Like, yeah. - No, like, you was channeling. - You were channeling. - You knew something. - You knew something about something. - No, you were. - Like, till the month. - Yeah. - Till the month. - Till the month. - Till the month. - Till the month. (laughing) - No. - Like, y'all were hearing her. - Yeah, y'all were not hearing her. - Like, y'all were not hearing her. - Y'all were not hearing her. - Till the month. - Till the month. - She was watching. - Till the month. - Till the month. - I be, dude. (laughing) - That, if I was her, that would keep me up in the night. - Well, and it probably threw an up like gross rest. - Like, gross. - Like, gross. (laughing) - Tiremark, tiremark. - She was born again. See, like, Grace, like Grace, we gotta give her. - Grace? - Exactly. - 'Cause you know she wouldn't do that now. It's okay. - Exactly. - Yeah, just see something. - Hot. - Girl. - Well, mama. (laughing) - Mama, mama. Like, we'd have to get, like, literally red bottoms. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Y'all should do it at Miami. - Right. - Let me create a direct date. - Right. - Well, we'll talk. - Well, we'll talk. - If she ever hit a sub, we'll talk. We'll talk. (laughing) - Um, what was I saying? - You came back from Miami. - Oh yeah, I came back from Miami. Hot ass mess. - Right. - Love. - Uh, moved back and I was broke as fuck. - Love. - Just kind of like, shout out to my homie Bugs. - Shout out. - He's a producer, shout out Bugs. I, like, crashed on his couch for like a year, like, for free, like, he's just the greatest ever. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, shout out to Bugs wherever the camera is. And then, yeah, it was just like, it kind of forced me to figure it out. I feel like, like, I was just like thrown into, like, a space where I wasn't comfortable. - Yeah. - And it made me like, just go. I was like, okay, it's a figure it out. I'm gonna be a songwriter, cool. I mean, put me in every session you can. Like, let me just write. And then, as I said, I started writing songs that I was like, wait, I don't want anybody to sing this. - Yeah. - This is about my. - Because this is about, yeah. - This is about my team. - Yeah, my team. - So I, yeah, it just kind of like happened that way. Like, naturally, I feel like. - And when you were like, going to these sessions, and sorry, I'm unkasfuck, like not knowing shit about music, like, were you like, meeting people, like, as, like, since you weren't in school, you were just kind of like, out and about, like, meeting people and like, keying with people. And they're like, oh, I, like, I got a session coming up. Or were you like, actively, like, you know, like reaching out to people, like, hey. - That, that I was like, I would be like, I would look at, this was like, SoundCloud. - Thank you. - SoundCloud was the thing. - Yes, yes. - I con it. - We were there, yes. - We were there. And then, I would like, look up songs that I liked and look up the credits and be like, who produced this? And like, hit 'em. - Oh, smart. - Hit 'em. - Yeah, and like, that's, that was a big thing. And also, I had the like, I had like, the advantage, obviously, because I was on Vine and I had to follow her these days. - Right. - So like, people knew it. Also, I'm friends with Kay Lonnie, who's a fucking. - Right. - I mean, at the time, she was figuring it out, but now she's like a huge, you know what I'm saying? But I like got to see her create her here. - Yeah. - Yeah. - And it was, it was like, okay. It was like a, it was affirming. - Yeah. - And she was always like, even her, like, I told her, I wanted to write and she would be like, come to the studio. I remember one time I asked her, I was like, maybe like, 15, 16 at the time, and I asked her, if she could teach me how to write music. - Oh. - Please. - No. - And she was like, no, I can't. - That. - She's like, no, I can't teach you, but just come to the studio. - Right. - That's the best. - And learn something from this. - Yes. - No, right. - Yeah, and I really did. I learned, like, just like, having the opportunity. So I had so many like, advantages. I will say, like, God kind of like blessed me in that, in that department. - Yeah. But also it's like, I think, true. But also like, it just seems like hearing you talk, I think it's so cool how, like, every opportunity given to you though, like, you're taking action. - Yeah. - It's like, I think it's so easy too, when like, you want, like, that in between that gap. Like, I think it's so, I mean, probably so encouraging for people who are, like, in the middle of, like, pursuing their dreams to hear, like, oh, okay. So, like, in between, like, my goal of, like, what I want to happen, and, like, not being there yet. Like, that action is, 'cause, you know, you could have went to the studio and been like, - Yeah, exactly. - You could have, but you were in there, like, - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Like, perfect. - Yeah, yeah, real bad. - Yeah. - Yeah, literally. - 'Cause that grind is fierce. - Stowing myself into shit. Being uncomfortable, like. - They're all real bad. - Yeah. - A couple of cold emails to this day. Like, well, 'cause before it, like, before this, I was doing, like, photography full-time. So, I was like, a very similar thing, like, looking through, like, who the creative director's, like, oh, y'all need, like, an assistant, like, you know, like, that tease, and I'm like, ooh, to this day, like, a couple of y'all. I'm like, hey, if you got a DM from me, like, I'ma stand with her. I'ma stand with her, but I'm literally like, we do this. And I'm like, I'll, like, meet people sometimes, where I'm like, nice to meet you. I'ma unsend some DMs to them. You mind? - I love you, like, real bad, like, real bad. - Exactly, yeah. - You're grind a serious. - It is, honestly, and, like, you do have to, like, do shit like that. - Yeah. - You have to put your, like, pride aside. - Yeah. - Hit people up. - Love the game for the love of the art, for real. - Hands. - Shake some hands. - Yeah. - No, 'cause they do be like that. - They do, but, yeah, I encourage everybody to shake hands with no ego, no. And I feel like, especially when you know you're good at something, like, it's easy to, like, be like, oh. Why, no, I'm good at this. You're gonna give me this opportunity. You're, I'm gonna come in this, but you really just have to, like, approach it with no, like, preconceived anything and just, like, throw yourself into shit. - Yeah. - I feel like, anything creative, I feel like, well, in life in general, but I feel like, specifically, in fields, like, creative fields, it's like, you, there's no, like, linear way. Everybody, everybody got it there, whatever way. So, like, I feel like, just, like, throwing yourself into shit is the best. - Yeah. - For real. - And there's, you never know. - Yeah, and there's no timeline too. - Yeah. - No. - No timeline. Success isn't linear. - Yeah. - Also, at all. - You've never been. - Yeah, you've never been. - Like, yeah. - Well, and, too, I think when you have a creative job, there's, I think, 'cause my first, before the podcast, I was doing just, like, influencer stuff, just, like, hey, like, you know, like popping out with a little fit. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - And there's no measure to success. And, you know, you could, like, watch people around and, like, see what they're doing. But, there's no, like, okay, if you get this many likes, then, like, that qualifies it 'cause it's that. - Exactly. - Or it's, like, if you spent all day shooting something and, like, creating something and it got, like, 60 likes. - Or whatever. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - And you're, like, okay. - Yeah. - So, it's, like, you really have to define that for yourself. - For sure. - And then, be, like, let that lead you. And it's, like, such a hard lesson to learn, but, like, it's so important. - And celebrate every little thing that you do, every little accomplishment, like, like, even me going to the studio and, like, getting up, even if I didn't make anything, even if I, like, just, I tried, or, like, you know what I'm saying? Like, I did it. I got up, like, you know, giving yourself, like, that, like, grace to, like, you know, it's not, it's not like you have, like, a nine to five, where you, like, - You're a salesperson and you make the most sales and you see it's documented. It's like, you know, it's not like on paper. It's not like, you know, it's not linear. It's like, it's kind of-- - It's all over. - It is. And it really is like doing it for the love of the art, I feel like it's something I learned early boots because I very much relate to the vibe of like, I was grinding for like two years, baby was barely making a round. Because also, you know, we don't have to get into it, but like the creative field is not like the most supported financially at all. So it's just like, I totally see that and I see both of y'all on that where it's like, I feel like the lesson that I learned like quickly was like, oh, if you're not fucking with what you're doing, then it's like, it's already a wrap. Like, just gonna have like the faith of a mustard seed. Like, I don't know, like really? Because it's so grateful I love what I do. - Yeah. - People, I know so many people that hate what the fuck they do. - Yeah. - And I'm just, yeah, I'm so blessed to like, being like a space where I literally do the fuck on. I mean, sometimes I do. - Well, and like, what was the shift of like being front facing with your art? Like, was that like a whole different thing? Like, growing how's the industry? Like, you ain't got it. And I'm not even, I'm not on no like, you do, and how's the vibe just in general? Like, no, really? Cause I be like, I feel like for us, and like, Dom's been in the game like longer than I have. So like, genuinely, like the entertainment industry is like so fresh. Realness for me, that like, literally I'll be walking around like. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Hey, hey y'all, like, hey y'all like. - Yeah, and it's changed so much to like, in such a severe way, especially with like, Instagram TikTok and like, the social of it all. It's like, and like, RIP Vine, like, yeah, RIP Vine. But I feel like it's almost hard to just be like, one lane, one thing, when like, you're like, okay, yeah. And that's why I'm interested very much in like, the traditional like, being a singer, like, ay y'all. - Yeah. - Like, ay y'all. - Yeah. - Like, there's bitches still doing that, like, wake that the fuck up. - Honestly, I mean, everything is what you make it like, - Yeah. - That's what you make it. So let's make it rock. - And make it rock. - So, whatever the fuck she's saying. - Yeah. (laughs) - It was like, what do you mean, like, or whatever she's at all? - Oh, yeah. - Oh, yeah. - Cause she said, "Listen to the right." - But, right. - She ate. - But yeah, I feel like, in general, it's like, you could look at the industry and be like, "Oh, this is fake, everybody's fake, this is terrible." Like, but like, girl, I'm not doing nothing I don't want to do. Period. - Right. - How did you do that, wake that up? - I'm not doing shit, I don't want to do it. I'm not hanging out with nobody I don't want to hang out with. I'm not hanging out with anybody because of this and so on. So, like, everything in my life is natural, organic. - I don't wake that up. - I try, but I don't try. - Yeah. - I don't know who you mean. - No, real bad. - No real bad. Cause that's real as hell. - Yeah, real as hell. Like, I don't need to, like, you know what I'm saying? I do what I want to do. And I feel like that's when people get this idea of whatever industry they're in when they like do things that they don't want to do. Or like, hang out with people they don't want to hang out with or do shit because they feel like they should. Like, I'm not doing, I refuse. And I like, I feel like I learned that really early. - Yeah. - But yeah, I don't have this like, disdain for the music industry. - Yeah, totally. - You know what I'm saying? - Totally. - Yeah, cause it's all about like, your posture towards things. It truly is because, you know, I had a podcast before this. And like, just every, the network I was with, and like, it just wasn't a good fit. Like, I realized that like, oh, I do like podcasting and like, I do like the idea of like speaking and like, all these things, but I'm speaking. - Love, love. - Love. - Okay. - I go through house. - Like, y'all can even like do things in a month. - That's my show right there. - No, I could, no. - No, I'd be in a month or like, no, no. - You can't, you can't stop me. - No real bad things. - You can't stop me. - Thank you. - Even if you try, but it's real bad. - Well, real bad, real bad. - Deliberating. - We got up, like that. - Real bad, unfortunately. But I feel like it's that like position of like, okay. I can do this. My therapist always says like, you could do it the hard way or the hard way. Cause it's like, you know, the hard way is gonna be hard. It's gonna be challenging. But you'll like stay in this position of like, being unhappy and like, that's hard too. Or you could like, go the hard way, which is a road to happiness and like, you know, on the right path and it's gonna be hard, but at least it's like taking you towards what you wanna do. So it's like, if you're gonna posture yourself like, all right, a, this is probably gonna be rough boots for a second, but like, I'm happy to do it because these are the days we prayed for. - Exactly. I used to pray for time like this around. - They said it's time like to run like this. - No, like, really bad. - And shine like that. - No. - Yeah. - No, and that's like real as hell. Cause we be talking about that all the time, like being intentional is like, so serious, like, setting up the house you wanna live in type shit. Cause then you can just run the fuck around if it's the house you like. But then if you just like, bitch yourself in a house, you don't like, you're like, oh, excuse me. - Yes. - No, I'm gonna be like, hey, that's what I think. I would hate that. I would hate to live like that. - Yeah. - I, yeah, I'm, I'm doing my house the way I want. - Real bad. - And like, how's the, how's the like, coming to the front, like, being the face? You know what I'm saying? - It's, I love it now before I was like, terrified. And like, just scared of being perceived. That's really, sometimes I still don't wanna be perceived. I'm like, okay, nobody look at me today. - Today. - Today. - Sometimes I do feel like that. But, um, then other days I wake up and I'm like, I'm that bitch. - Been that bitch. - Been that bitch. - Well, forever. - I'm walking in the room. - Yeah, exactly, like, I'm walking the room and I'm like, I'm here. But like, some days I'm like, okay, please, nobody. I'm, I don't feel it today. - Yeah, I don't feel like human of it all, like real. - They human of it all, but, um, yeah, no, I enjoy it. Like, I enjoy being the, the face, I guess. - Yeah. - Of the ship, I'm, you know what I'm saying. - Well, 'cause you also done made the ship. Like, I feel like with art, it's something fierce where it's like, well, you made, like, to your point. Like, I made this song about like, literally that one night. - Yeah, yeah, exactly. - Like, it's like, how would you know? - Exactly. - How would you know about January 23rd, like, which, and this is the question I have to ask, and I just feel like, I don't know if R&B, like, lends itself to this because, you know, all of their art forms, like, you know, everybody, everybody put in their heart on paper, like, it's no tea, like, you know, I mean, country people do it too, everybody do it. Like, I get that, but with the R&B, it's like, like, you write in songs about people or what's the tea? - R&B songs about people boots. - Girl, and it's just, like, I need to know about that because, unfortunately, it's just, like, that would be me, I feel like. - I think it's one of my favorite things about myself. Like, when I, like, I have a lot of things I like about myself. - Right. - Of course. - But, I think that's something that I like, it makes me feel powerful, and I also feel like, when somebody does me crazy, I'm gonna write about you, bitch. - Penta pay. - They gon' feel this. - They gon' feel, whoo, whoo, whoo, right. - No real bad thing. - No, like, dropping. - No, and that's why I'm wondering, 'cause I'm just like, I need to know. I mean, I'm sure everybody has different things, not maybe not everybody, like, right about me. People, but I'm just like, damn, like, do you ever just be in a situation where you're like, and just know, like, after this, I'ma get some money. - Yeah, yeah, no. - Oh, it's so sick. - Oh, it's so, it's a powerful feeling. I'm like, all right, cool. - Right, I'll go back. I'll watch this. - What's this? - Quill. - Well, and that'd be me on, like, Instagram create mode. You know, like, Instagram create mode, like. - Y'all like, I'm like, I'll be fucked up. - Like, they got me fucked up. - They got me fucked up. - Listen, if I could sing it right a song, like, I would be in that bitch. - Yeah, sometimes I wish I wrapped too. I think, yeah, 'cause I want to give, like, I want to freestyle about a bitch. Like, I want to, like, start rapping on you bitches. But, yeah, I love writing about people. (laughing) It's so fun. - Y'all go like, that's good. - Like, I'll be having a conversation with y'all, and I'm, say I'm like, going through something. I'm like, y'all, I'm, like, you say something. I'm like, hold on. (laughing) Write that down, write that down. - That's, it's one of my favorite parts about life. - That's so deep. - Are you ever, like, is it ever giving, like, damn, like, has anyone ever been, like? - This about me. - Yeah. - Yeah. - And I deny, every time, deny, deny, deny, I know. (laughing) - 'Cause that's the part, 'cause that is me core, that is, like, so, like, upper corn chant where I'm literally, like, you wish. - I would never give you the satisfaction of a fucking song in your life, bitch. And I could say your name in a song, which, and it's not about you. - Boom. - Boom, it's metaphoric, right? - Yeah. - It's about another nigga. - It's a metaphor. - With the same name, real bad, now it's awkward. - You think you special? - You got it. - You got it. - Oh, that's so fierce. That's so fun. - That's so fierce. - That's mood. - What, airy's mood? - Airy's mood with the peg. You say airy's, like, it's nasty. - It's nasty. - With poochie, poochie, like, literally poochie off it. 'Cause I'm like, I would literally be like, - I'm stealing that. - Well, real bad, poochie off it. - Poochie off it. - Poochie off it. - No, poochie, and again, y'all weren't hearing her. - Y'all weren't. - I'll see what the poochie off. - Y'all weren't. I find myself on her tick, on her tick. - Real bad. - Rolling. - Real bad. - I watch her haul with the shit. - I listen. - And then somebody in the comments was like, this is $300,000 worth of stuff. And I'm like, oh, I'm not, I have emotion. - Oh, I watched literally this person go through her Christmas haul with prices almost through. - Piss me off. - I almost threw up. - Piss me off. - Piss me off. - Uh-oh. - Uh-oh. - Uh-oh. - Uh-oh. - Let me find it, let me find it. - And find it. - No, I don't, I don't have it. - You know, I be trying to eat the, well, I'm trying to eat the reach. - I be trying to eat the reach too. But I like, do watch the reach sometimes. Like, damn big, you got it. - You got it. - It's crazy. - It's real crazy. - You got a big dog and you taking it, okay? - And you're taking it. - You get it. But I, well, you know what's so funny? I saw it. One time at VidCon. - Alabama? - Bama. - What was she doing? - She was. - It was like her and actually let me not like even doxica Simpson because like I don't know the like. - Well I guess my question is like did she have like a booth? Like what? - Dude no, she was just there with a bodyguard and um. - Well 'cause she watches you. - I don't know, do they? Yeah anyway she was there and it was like. - Is this recent? - No this is a couple of years ago. - Okay. - Is VidCon still a thing? - Yeah they still have VidCon. - How do I go? - I used to run that shit up. - I'm like, can we look? - I'm sorry, can we look at the last. - Thank you, can we look at the last like VidCon lineup? 'Cause I'm just curious like who, who have VidCon? - 'Cause when I went, I met Sizzah. - She performed. - Sizzah? - She performed, I'm gonna perform VidCon. - 'Cause now VidCon is being short-form VidCon. - Who are these people? - Guys should we go to VidCon? - We should go. - Oh it's like who's there. - Wait that would be so fun. - Yeah, we need to see. - Oh. - I need to recognize at least one person. - Oh, wait actually. I'm too old. - Wait, actually guys, this is gonna be sad. - Wait, who's the law by Mike? Thank you, teach them kids about something. - Right. - Oh my God. - I don't know what people are saying. - Oh, I know the goddess boys. - The goddess, that person's ain't being, oh, the goddess boys. - Oh, it's on my birthday. - I know her. - I should go for my birthday. - Wait, should we get a little boo? - Yeah. - Wait, should we all three get a boo? - Yeah. - Of all those are his boo? Like, I can't have it gone. - Yeah. - No, because what I went, it was, um, Sizzah was performing random. - Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. - Tyler, I'll tell you what. - Wait, but that was 2025. Well, they had all the girls, right? - They had the girls. - Hank Green. - Great. - Hank Green. - Rosanna. - Joey, breath the, oh. - Joey, breath the, like, joy. - Rhett and Link. - Well, Rhett and Link and them, like period. - Period. - Wait, got, did you grow up on YouTube? - You shouldn't went to here. - Did you grow up on YouTube? - Of course. - Well, and who are you watching? - You're all good too. (laughing) - Who is I watching? - 'Cause that's the real question you see. - Miranda's, Miranda Sink. - Well, right. 'Cause y'all-- - Glowsale. - Glowsale. - Glowsale. - I was like that side of the internet. - It was the whole test of me. - Yes! - No, and we were talking about Kingsley. - Do you ever watch Kingsley? - Kingsley. - Girl, Kingsley came back. - He came back? - He showed up Kingsley. - Yes. - He's so well-spoken. - He is. - Everything! - He made it overexposed for this year. I'm like, wake that up. - Yeah. - Don't remember what overexposed. Like, it's about to make me rip my hair. I'm like, oh, Glowsale, thinking about her. - She has a baby now. She's had a baby for years. - She has a baby, yes. Right? - Glowsale. - Glowsale. - Glowsale. - Glowsale. - Glowsale. - Wait. - Glowsale. - Come on. - Yes. - She has a baby. - Is she a baby? - Well, and when that comes up before baby, it's like, well. - Yes. Yes. Yes. - Oh, no! - Oh, no! - Oh, no! - Oh, no! - Oh, no! - Oh, no! - Oh, no! - She's adorable. - Thank you. - Oh my god. Oh, oh, thinking about Ozaw. - I love Glowsale. - No, like, Rovai. - Oh, Rovai. - I met her at one of those. I think, either like, playlist live or one of the. I used to go to those. - I'm very sick. - Yeah. She was T. Yeah. She was so nice. - It must be so nice to be like older on YouTube, you know what I mean? Like, just be like, you have your full brains. You're like, "Maximalize like what you're doing." Because I'm like, "I'm not gonna be up with these punk ass kids." - No, like, literally like a little bit con like, "Yeah, I'm gonna go like damn." - No, I was like bad though. Like, I used to go there and like. - Well, that's what. Okay, because I have OG friends who are like on YouTube, literally like, like, I'm a smash. - Oh, my god. - I've been drinking. - Yeah. - I was off that good, um, sky vodka. - Ooh. - Either way, I would literally just drink. - That actually just brought me back. - It ain't that bad. - Like, 2016 is back because. - No, we've been talking about Miss Pink Whitney. - Did you ever partake in Pink Whitney? - Is that a. What is that? - Girl, and that's how I know it. It's a no. 'Cause you would know Miss Pink. - That's some sacramental shit. - Well, I fear it was all so much. - I fear it was. - You didn't know Miss Pink Whitney? - Mama. What was it? Pink lemonade flavored like vodka or something? - Girl. - You try it. - Oh, by New Amsterdam. - We should have brought some. - Girl. - Did y'all do the, um, MD? - Oh, yeah, my dog. - They were on that bed at my school. - No. - In middle school. Like, why are y'all in middle school drinking? - Y'all dare. - Okay, did you ever have UV blue probably? - Yes. - Thank you. - Thank you. - I never had UV blue. - I never had this blue. - Oh. - Like, I only had Miss Pink. - Yes. - That was. - That's sick. - Girl, why did that thing. - Nobody should be drinking anything that he would blue. - Well, my dog. - Right. - That's literally like, oh, hell. - Like, the mark, like puking after that is such a specific kind of. - Woo! - No, 'cause they were marketing the kids. Let's be honest about that too. - Then what? - 'Cause why are you making it blue? - No, 'cause what I was gonna say, the first time I ever drank, like, drank for real in high school, was like, I had whipped vodka. - Like, it did ask me to get a millicub. - No. - Who was the spokesperson? Was it Cardi B? - Oh, it's like, it's like. - That pinnacle. Oh my god. - Like, what? - Oh, no, no, I'm not even thinking about her. - Yes, exactly. - I'm thinking about the bitch that literally came out the whipped cream. - Oh, it's not a hand. It's not a hand. - It's not it. - If not, wait, hold on. - Wait, no, the whipped cream. - No, there was a whipped cream vodka, and it's some diva. - Whip shot? - Ooh. Girl, I never see any whipped cream. - Whip shot. - With that blue shit. Like, okay. What, do y'all know what I'm talking about? - No. - But that whip shot's not looking-- - There. - Yes. - Yeah. - Oh. - Oh. - Oh. - Yeah. - And somebody-- - Yes, Cardi B. - Oh, it's five Cardi B. She used to be like, yes, the whip shot. She used to be doing them like, in the mouth, like I was like, ooh. - I'm coming down. - Kind of down, though. 'Cause they go, hello flavors, though, you see. - Oh, she's thick. - I trust her. I trust her. - Come on, Cardi B. - Oh, no. Oh, lime flavored whipped cream. - Lime flavored whipped cream. - They got all kind of flavors. - Ah. - The dip dye here. - Ah. - She's taking it. - No, she's taking it. Like, wait, yeah. - You know something we don't. - She does. - Can I remember, yeah. - What? - Yes. - Yes. - She's out the way you see me. - Like you walk away. Like you walk away. - So we need to try whip shots. And what is this pink Whitney? - And pink. I can't believe you haven't had pink Whitney. - Yeah, no. - Girl, yeah. - She. - Girl, this pink Whitney was running rampant in these streets. Like. - Fuck with the, um. - The buzz balls. - These days, the buzz ball would kill me. - Kill me. In London, they're on them bad in London, girl. - Well, they're key, though. Bits of sweet tea flavor. No shade. They did a big one. - I haven't had that one. - Yeah, I literally went to fucking, when we were young, festival, not like punk rock festival. My friend was like, girl, you got to try this. Well, and at that point, it was already like, we had already prayed a little bit. Like maybe we were like, so too tree. - Too tree. - So tree. - Oh, I don't know. I don't remember. But she literally at the end was like, yeah, girl. Like, let's just do the thing right before we get in. We'll just have a little sweet tea. You got to try it. It's the best flavor. - Okay. - I'm like, period pool. - She set you up. - No, baby. I literally tried half that sweet tea. And I won't even stand by it because I was already a little, a little, a little turn. So in my head, it tasted like sweet tea, but also bus balls be tasty. - That's the worst. - Like, bus balls. - The drink can't be too good. 'Cause I'm going to-- - Cut water. - Girl, I literally-- - That's the one for me. That's really-- - They're bad. - They're on my rider. - On your rider? Like that? - It doesn't taste like alcohol to me. - It does taste like water. - No. - You're-- - It tastes like water. - Like a little, like-- - No. - If you said-- - Like water, and you said tequila in my ears. - You weren't, you said like-- - Whisk for it. - You whispered it. - And you whispered "Hello, Noah." - Girl, I was not saying no to this. - I will. - I will. - I will. - When it's cold as fuck too, like-- - Ooh, I've never had a cold. - Oh, no. (laughing) - We need to go out. (laughing) - What's y'all doing tonight? - Well, well. - Well. - Well. - Well. - Well. - No, because I'm like, no, because the pink-- No, no, no, no, no, no. - No, I can't do the pink with me. - Cut water, go. - I'm scared. - I'll try one. - With the margarine cut water literally has me like-- - Yeah, it'll do you in. - Well, maybe you're supposed to cut with water, see. - On your ears? - On the can. - I had one can. Mind you. I lost the can. I'd even finished the can. I lost the can in the whole night. I was like-- - Yeah. - What would you fucking call me be? - Who would you in? - I love it. - Yeah. - I don't know about her. - I will stand by specifically buzz ball flavors though, and not to be nasty, sick, not. - No, then let me stand up. I'm like, oh, I'm sorry. I was already talking shit about myself. The buzz ball, what is it? Coffee flavor? - Oh, hell. - And espresso. - We hold them. - We have to draw the lines somewhere. - No, no. - And I think it's here because y'all been just loving espresso martini, espresso martini. Have you had one of these? Which one? Let me see. - This person was espresso martini. - No, not hot. - Oh, they have espresso martini. - With the middle one, with the middle one. - Chocolate tea. - The chocolate tea. - That would actually have me-- - Sh*t in the martini. - Okay, I'll be beatboxing. - We'll see that. (laughing) - What's that next thing? (laughing) - Like, that one is the last thing I'm sorry. - I'm sorry. The sweet tea takes it. - Yeah. - That one would have-- - Beard sharing me. - Beard sharing me. - I don't wanna know about verbal milk. - Baby, baby. - They're like ice vanilla latte buzz ball. (laughing) - Girl, 'cause the marker-- - Matcha? - Literally matcha, girl, and when they do. - Oh, these are expensive. - 'Cause this was what they did to Kila Rita. See how I know her name? - Kila Rita. - Kila Rita. - Kila Rita. - Are you of legal age? - Yes, we are. - Chili mango, ooh. - Chili mango. - That sounds like it don't give me acid reflux. - But that looks kinda dumb. - Yeah, that's right. - That's what I mean, fuck that. - No, with the Tahine River. - Tahine River. - It's over with. It's over with. - We're taking it. - Well, 'cause buzz balls look, you do take it, but buzz balls is giving, like-- - Girls. - Buzz balls gives me, like, Europe in the sense that-- Like, it gives me Europe New York in the sense that, like, I need a train. [BLANK_AUDIO] Obviously I'm not gonna drink and drive that's not what I'm saying, but I'm saying baby. I'm not getting in the uber off a buzzball. No bitch I'm in the uber like how long you bitch right? How long like how like no that's no daughter that's a way First of all, I give Metro T's like I get what they got it Real bad, you don't know how I do it right now Yeah, I show cafe yeah, I show cafe pullover pullover like it's just like it's cook. I gotta ask my mom call her right now Girl can we wake this up because no shame I talk about last night. No, wait, I did too. Yeah, actually would you go? I got a chicken quesadilla So you do your I got a spicy potato taco. Oh, you're demure shit. Yeah Yeah, we won't bingo last night. What is that what's the big go? I'm here for like a week And I'm gonna move some things around the mingo. So what's the mingo? We'll see how I said bingo. Oh, bingo Well, I'm going to be go see that you know you 25 Wait, y'all go to bingo. I've been going to bingo real bad I want to go. I literally was on that and I don't even want to talk to my spot because I'm like let me keep it Let me keep it because there's a couple spots, but I got one that I'm fucking right now But like bingo's tea they're dead serious in there On souls on soul's her mad mama. We watched do you remember that diva though was sitting next to us on the right last night? Yes, the old diva Well, they're all older of older age mature She literally sat there. She won twice. Oh, she won 500. She won three hundred girl after that Yes, after that five hundred let's go to bingo She got on the phone. She got on the phone I was like that'd be me on the phone like what you want from domino Hurry bitch. Uh, whatever Real because here's the thing she but she had okay because they give you two sheets Yeah, but she had Yes, she was like And bingo's low key hardest shit and like low key nothing made me like wanted to leave TikTok harder than like going to bingo because mind you Like 80 year old 85 year olds scientifically allegedly like supposed to be a little brain You know what I mean like brain maybe a little slower. That's what they say. You know those videos the ones where you have to test your Your reaction time and they have those things in the sticks will fall and they'd be making like They're doing it and shit and they be like It's fucked up. It's really fucked up But all that to say like you would think like okay, they say the reaction time get a little slower as you age whatever The bingo boom boom boom boom boom mind you it's not five and a row anymore They'll literally be like you need like that as one of them's like you need to make a kite And you literally have to make a kite and you can make a kite either way to make a kite this way that way this way that way Yes, and it's like you could have bingo But if you miss the number if you don't need no you got to get it on the and it'll literally be like You need one in the corner on this square and then one line on this square and then you need this on this square and like dead As like it was like ten Gen Z's in that bitch. We were like, um Bug and they literally ten sheets like across the board like all They got I'll call in there. No. Oh, you got to go there drunk. Well if I grow up I was drunk. I'm not playing like You actually have to be hella attention mama You need to like drink water the night before Carbolo like it's really mean like you have to do bingo press. It's a real bad No real bad real bad like it's serious because I'm like the girls don't play in there I kind of want to just go for a key like this is too serious. Well, you can go for key then they go start And you see they were shushing us. You see they were shushes y'all know cuz they would be like B8 tough crap. Well because they move that three when you're in the cut cuz they have like Intermissions and breaks and stuff you your brain is like The way the car ride home yesterday was silent Well, and the girls be cutting up during the breaks they get they little sexy like yeah, what happened with your okay Yeah, maybe when his game time shut the fuck up. You dumb dirty bitch make that fucking Kai bitch that make the kite Because you bitches don't want to talk about the guy and she's here to sit there and wait a hundred dollars I was like shit. I gave us money. She gave you she put cash on her table after cuz every time we were clumping cuz we're Gen Z and I feel like it's just like we don't have that jaded shit yet So every time someone would be like whoa like when she would win we'd be like Or like she'd call bingo, but she'd be like pingo and they would like almost skip her We'd be like she said bingo. Period bingo type shit. So the second time she won't she gave us a little dollar She felt celebrated another car. Oh, that's our girl right there. Yeah, but also that's like gambling like etiquette Yeah, you wouldn't you get yep, yep, yeah, no that well in the tip cuz we got tipped I was see I don't like gambling. I don't we I'm like love gambling really really we don't yeah, but like hold on No, not like not love. We don't do like steak or fucking no cuz I be playing that That's that thing that Drake beyond yeah, that's what all the streamers have in the corner of their stream is like that be pissing me off Yeah, or what's the what's the draft Kings and shit like that girl Yeah, that's like dark-sided shit. Yeah, like mm-hmm. No, I like I like a like gambling like you go to Vegas with your girls Like you have a beer and then I play like the dumpling machine for like $20 the money. I'm like rap that's kind of cute to me I'm like wrap it up. That's very like visually. Yeah And like set aside $100 and you cut it if you don't know cuz it'd be like starting your hand, but like black Yeah, no, no and y'all are dead-ass series and I'm not so therefore I'm just like 21 like you don't know also I've been broke my whole fucking life like I'm not as a cap for much I'm not trying to get my money away like like I'm playing with my life like I'm playing my lessons Well, some of the girls be playing with their lives. Yeah, I know I like actually no shit one time last time we were in Vegas I like got in line cuz you know I played my dumpling machine for a little 20 and they're got 200 I was like I love gambling literally like love gambling I got in line to like cash out and there was like this guy there and he was like king with me and he's like okay Yeah, you did your one too. I was like yes King. Thank you. He was like yeah period like I just won something he he literally goes But last week and I lost 80,000. I said what? I literally was like and that's why I don't even play with them people. No, cuz don't play cuz it be dead fuck you serious And dollars would change my life like you had I'm like you had 80,000 dollars Down payment on the house in Nebraska No in here with the you know They help you with the five percent if you do the first time homeowner I shall get you literally like shadow arkansas like y'all should eat like yeah bus down mentioned bus down like they have a private gate on your ship. I agree 80,000 here like girl. They'll give you like Girl, that'll give you get you an air one smoothie I'll really get you like a studio apartment and like they go and leave some roach around No like a month out of air bnb girl. How is house letting you new york? Can I ask it's it's hefty Well, I'm only asking cuz I'm coming out of my like apartment hunting art. Yeah, and that shit literally have me like Man fuck y'all and then I would talk to my girls in new york and they'd be like girl girl like we go through hell We go through. Yeah, it's it's it's hefty. It's like it's expensive. I mean here's expensive too, but I feel like no no And you get the amenities the amenities the amenities and like for space for real like you That's what I mean you got to want it. Yeah, you got to want to be real back Like if I wasn't having as much fun I would come back here so well That's what I'm saying cuz when we were there we were just there recently and like oh when we were cuz Well the magic of the city bay the magic on the train like we literally were at dinner. Like how do I do? y'all live like and then like being and like being drunk at night time there and you just like wow Girl and you can walk around and you just walk around I'm sorry the part that really took it was like we were hanging with our girls and we were literally walked back to where we were walking to the train And it was the all right bye you going over the all right bye walk a couple blocks. Oh you hear all right bye bitch. I Because in L.A. It's like all right. Bye. How long is it gonna take you 40? All right. Yeah, all right. Bye. Go get go ahead get going If I could just drop the girls off on the corner like all right, bye girl Oh see now I'm like Yeah, yeah, yeah, no, I'm telling you. I gotta do summer. You'll have to do summer just a little like I train in the summer. Oh, yeah, Jen newly sends me into site. No shade. I'm so LA because I I've lived there for two years I've taken the train Well, that's what I'm gonna say. I'm car diva real bad because in the summer I can't do it I'm sorry. I like start crashing out like no Dropping on me like I really start crashing out and like know what every one is mysterious no aluminum like I literally something dropped in my eye last time we were there like I like a piece of a piece like I can't even call it water Like a droplet of water for my eye. I was like and you know what y'all this might be my last day. Yeah, I don't know Yeah, no, I don't know what I can tell you like yeah, the mysterious liquids there are very mysterious Yeah, it'd be like it'd be like from the a-somebody ace knowing and that's what I figured but I was like just in the event I came from like an asbestos Like I was literally like all right y'all well This is me right here. It's on my go. I love y'all Like I've ever told you I loved you like I don't yeah I'll fucking know but no like thinking about New York and like maybe yeah, no, I'm not maybe like a couple months I'm down. Yeah, no, I think I think everybody should live there like Some a good chunk a little chunk. I'm trying It is but it's just like when they ideally I really I've been thinking about it really like a lot recently I really want to get a spot here too I don't know if I get high Low key. I don't know if I have like a spot here money yet, but I really ideally I would have a spot here A spot in New York. That's like the dream. Yeah, you don't have video of Rihanna where she's like They're like, where do you live? And she's like, well, I have a bed here. I have a bed in L.A. Embarbetas Yeah, no because honestly we could work some out. Yeah, it does it's starting to give like y'all we just gonna have to like sub letter. Oh shit. Oh god I mean you're three months I go there three months. I'll watch you. I don't know. Yeah, or like, hey, you post that with me I post that with you. Yeah, exactly like real bad. I'm like, robot. Maybe the market Yeah, the market and the the market really like the market Okay, we're running a low on time. Oh my god. I know like I know I fear we be king too hard That's why I'm like how much time do we have because you know, I always know I always know Especially when someone's a cut up like we'll talk for you. It's always right. It's always over with Yeah, no like real bad actually not I've been going out. Well, you can't talk to me. It's like it's help to muzzle on you No, they'll literally be like security. I'm like see I'm too unserious like No, surely well because it be sure like shut the fuck I'm like what I'm like, oh, okay, sorry No, my bad and it was b3 like hurry up. That's the one right. I'm like I see one right there. Go ahead get it Because it give that though. That's how I'm like what you Like go shit before you start. What about be 12 like about 12. They already have it up there. You need to see it What about me worry? Well, well, we do this thing we do this thing. It's called neighborhood watch and we always forget to tell people And sorry, no, but that's kind of the whole point. It's like off the show is show And so we just like ask what's a piece of media that you're loving or anything. It could be a bug It could be a saying it could be or media or just anything. Have y'all watched his and hers No, but I've heard about it. What is it on Netflix is like this Netflix show. What's that girl name? Tessa Thompson That show is good as fuck and I'm not it's oh, it's good as fuck But whatever reason I'm like what me do you're doing there seeing it? I don't know. No, she not in it. Well, that would eat though No, this I'm not like I have severe ADHD. It's really hard for me to like watch Stuff but this you're so really It took it. Uh-oh, is it a romance? Um, it's like a murder mystery vibe Oh, and it's number two in the world. Yeah, four good reasons. She needs to win shit for that. Like honestly. I was gagging I was like well y'all need to watch it and then let me know wait. We'll let you know real bad. Yeah Yeah, no so good. Okay, and his and hers like his and hers. What else have I been into? Honestly, not that much that's free hot. Hey, not that much. Yeah. I've just been existing. No, that's not even I'm like I haven't even have you guys like heard any like new songs and any new music that you're Well, anything movie. Not me asking y'all like this. No, no, no, and like, no, you could ask is honestly like no shade My shit's been giving like all I've been thinking about is moving like I haven't seen no new shit And I heard no new shit like I'm literally like what color couch do I get the only thing that's been It's it's rants. It's rants like every five minutes. I'm like, and what y'all think about purple? Mm-hmm. Yeah. Yeah. I have a stack of laundry That's like this high. So like once I get that down to this high, then I'll like I'll come clock in with you But also we need you to plug yourself and if you have any projects coming up, like you tell me of the two albums last year So what the hell yeah, and like Grammy nominated like all the hell like what are we going to do now? We go into the Grammys Grammys on Sunday This Sunday real back That's why I'm here y'all yeah, I'm going to the Grammys So that's that's gonna be like and what's the look giving it'll be after it'll be after too Oh, period, um, you have the look like already got no That's that's the crazy thing the look that I thought I was giving I'm not giving any more unfortunately because it's in Beijing and they can't get it here in time. Oh, well, so I'm figuring something out and you'll figure it out So yeah, pray for me. It's gonna be sick. It has to be sick No, I was gonna say girl this the casual we good. I'm screaming yeah, because the girls don't be They don't be the girls. They don't be the standard already fucked up. You know, I'm saying like it's just like Yeah, I don't really won't go if it's not to eat like well that You're gonna have to go and set that fucking award. It's like now. It's awkward. Are you excited? I am excited I've never been to any like award show. It's about to be tea. It's about to be a key And so dessert and thank you for taking time out of your busy Seriously, what's up any time girl the fuck if y'all want me on here again? Just put in our door be our door be open as hell if you ever want like a third like I'll bring some bring some yes. Oh, yeah, I'm like grow our door be open down like what you in the house The key We tell everyone as many times as you want Like if you are if you get in the house you in the house exactly know when I have something like I really want to talk about I'll come back We don't have to phone you in the East like In New York Right no, I'm like and when the whole team come is like we need like a 8-bit Cuz you know, right we be serious about our girls like I'm like yeah, or we can all sleep in like one. Yeah Have a good couch. Thank boom. What color cream? Lord help us girl the crew. Don't get don't do the cream. Oh period. It pisses me out and I have a naked cat He's so cute. I love him. Me need to keep it smart. Yeah. Yeah, I can keep it. He's a key. He's so sweet But like he like lives cleaning his ears. Yeah, I do He hates it. And I give him bass. I just give him a bath before I love and get him oily. Yeah, coconut oil I put coconut oil on it. Yeah, he's oily. That's the thing with my fucking couch I have this couch and like he'll like get under the covers like under a blanket on my couch and like sweat He sweats like he just like releases his natural like his natural key Yeah Yeah, my couch has a little like making the rain with the skin, but yeah, yeah right like real bad My couch has like a little Spot like a smudge Like what about a smudge bitch the fuck he's a key though. Oh my god. He's a sage. He's so bad, but I don't know We got to get the couch first and then the cat He got anything else and then the cat and like no cuz I'm like I got webkin straw and like I'm like that For every right cuz I play yeah, yeah, we have to finish. Okay, sorry. Yeah Okay, tell the girls tell the girls tell the girl my tea. I'm destined. Wait. What do I say? I don't know Where they can find you? Conrad, I just put out a jazz album if you're into jazz You heard the girls That's our neighborhood watch it's thank you guys. Thank you. It's like everything genuinely and you're So talented and you're so young like you're just you uh-oh. Oh, oh, I'm going on it. I'm touring it I hope it's over there. I'm touring the jazz album. Miss whims in It's actually sold out. It's sold out. Oh Well, you could keep an eye out just in case like I'm like it's sold out the whole tour. Yeah But yeah, it's just like um if you can buy resale tickets. I guess I know and I'm not getting But you don't shit piss me off. That's all conversation. Well, we don't have to download it. I don't think it matters. I'm too like right Yeah, I could come up. I'll put y'all y'all can come to I'm playing blue note here. Oh my god I was talking to somebody about blue note how we need to go. It's really I saw Esperanza spotting there and I heard it's a geeky Like I want I wanted to cry like wow it was the most beautiful experience when it weren't uh 2017. Hey boom. I'll be back. Boom. I'm like girl. Yeah, we'll be here boom. Well, and you let us ain't no pressure though. No I would love to like be singing and just see you on the corner. I'll be like oh you'll hear us first. So it's like you decide Yeah, we're gonna do mingo and then I'll play we'll go to the mingo then we'll go to bingo Exactly you know I'm wake that up. Yeah, it's your coming. Thank you guys I love y'all I will be back. I have to come back. Oh, no it's one ever girl. We're so dead spirits. You know, we don't play about that. Yeah It's real easy. Well, and y'all be back to you next week. So I love y'all. Thank you. Love y'all. We'll see y'all