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yeah raap our podcast Elliot Wilson this

what's up baby we back season two baby

yes sir we back at it man watch our

podcast we come a coming to play this

year who we got man set off season two

number one episode man making his Rap

Radar debut Tyler the Creator how' you

do that it's been a long time coming

long time coming yeah man I ain't

interview Tyler in 10 years man he wants

to talk about that state sale State sale

this guy wanted Grammy and he added more

Magic this album man this guy's out of

control too much sauce and it's

exclusive interview man he say he ain't

talking to none of y'all man no

disrespect but he's talking to the raap

right out boys we just do what the guy

says man so we've got a beautiful home

in California to have a conversation

with him I'm excited man I'm ready man I

think this is one of the best albums of

the Year even though it's a deluxe if

you want to call it that but look it's

still good it's de said we say Tyler's

the top rapper the top rappers right now

G I like to think so let's do it man I'm

excited man it's going to be amazing the

clanes is in the building everyone's

here man TI the creator making this rap

rate off podcast debut Let's Do It

season

two yeah rapper up Podcast Elliot Wilson

speed out what's up baby feel good hey

this is special man y'all are

dorks y'all [ __ ] been with each other

the last two hours and they just said

hi that was crazy hi Tyler the Creator

how are you sir I'm awesome I can't

believe you're here B long time coming

it's not that shocking I respect you and

you were one of the first to embrace

what I was doing early on and yeah a lot

of people could argue oh blogs and

everyone was embracing you but it wasn't

a spectacle with you you were genuinely

curious in me as a person so thank you

for that and for the state sale I didn't

want to do any press or interviews or

anything but I was like you know what

let me do one and it was specifically I

told Clancy and Kelly like I want to do

this one because I respect you so much

and I met you well we ran into each

other when I was hiding at the Rock

Nation bush in the corner trying to

protect Pizza like behind a bush and me

and him hung out for like 43 minutes and

I was like man not only 43 minutes not

only does he have really pretty waves

like cuz his [ __ ] was on point I um I

really enjoy this company although this

[ __ ] did not have sock on with his

shoes with the suit I was wear the and I

snuck photos in my phone yeah he doing

the taco me too he had the chest out

yeah you know had no it was look he

looked great though he had the chest out

he had on burgundy you know what I mean

yeah I had a I had a green suit and a

pink green suit yeah the pink yeah so

what made you revisit this album man and

just add these elements to it I mean you

already w a Grammy goddamn it like the

estate sale well this is the first

usually when I make albums is like I

work on the same like 14 songs songs 15

songs but this one I started December

2019 and made so many songs again it was

like a mixtape so yeah I'm rapping over

New York [ __ ] by Buster can't you see by

total wow thow I got to Throw Some D's

versions so I'm just hdden hdden hdden

verses just getting into the mode and it

was a lot of things that didn't make it

so originally I wanted to put the estate

sellout August

2021 but I I just

didn't go through with it then I wanted

to put it out before tour 2022 in

February didn't want to put it out

August 2022 when I got off a tour to

figure it out and shoot the last things

and and I didn't and

finally got to um finish it and yeah you

know put it out but the album dropped in

2021 right most rappers would be on

their fifth project by now right but why

do you think this album has had such a

great shelf life one I'm

good but

two I don't know I think Talent always

just speaks and like lives

longer than anything especially today

like everyone's thinking of numbers and

moments and things

but I put this state cell out and there

people who hit me saying yo like I

really wasn't [ __ ] with the album at

first and me revisiting like I have

better context I'm in a different place

in my life I actually really like it now

and I'm like oh that's great and I think

it's

just good good music and also made

history being the first and only uh

album that hit number one hip hop and

R&B charts in three different years like

do you pay attention to that that's

super cool but none of the I I got to a

point where numbers truly kind of don't

even mean anything because you can't

really have a metric for uh who's really

watching coach

relevance things like that you could be

the biggest artist in the world but no

one wants to dress like you or watch

your

interviews and it could be the other way

around people could want to emulate your

style and things like that but no one

really listens to your

songs when I put dog tooth out um say on

Instagram it got like a million likes M

and two days later I put sorry not sorry

out it got 00 likes right if you only

look at Instagram you would think oh

people not [ __ ] with this more than

dogtooth right

numbers sorry not sorry got 3.7 million

views in 24 hours on YouTube where

dogtooth only got like 13 MH so on

YouTube sorry not sorry it's more the

thing but if you only look at Instagram

you would think it was the opposite

right and while that's interesting

YouTube has been down because Tik Tok is

up and and to battle that they put out

this thing called shorts because YouTube

is now a long form thing now if you have

a two minute video like that's a long

form thing crazy so to get that many

views on a song like that on YouTube

when Tik Tok and Instagram is the

highest thing is like wow which made me

think like none of these numbers even

matter because what are we basing this

metric on again so and so could get 10

million views in a week I'll have a

video Peak at a certain million views

and just kind of stay there but again I

could tour and do a bunch of other

things so like the number thing I just I

I really don't even I'm at a point where

I don't really like that conversation

because you know I [ __ ] hate rap

Twitter like I hate rap Twitter some

[ __ ] 20-y old white kid in Minnesota

that just wants engagement that has no

context and didn't grow up with this

music

that's shaping KS about I really hate

rap Twitter and like I bring that up

because you have rap Twitter and you

just want engagement so you'll say

something stupid like little Pooky

dookie is more important than anything

Jay-Z's done or whatever just for

engagement and

then he does that so people just argue

in it they're not actually talking about

the song they like a lyric they like the

music the musicians the music at all

then they start arguing then they start

bring bringing up numbers right they

start bringing up numbers so and so so

this that has nothing to do with how you

feel about it they just start bringing

up numbers so then when that's the main

conversation on Twitter about numbers

views a Spotify [ __ ] count popular

songs this is underrated this is

overrated what do you think of my top

five like the conversation becomes the

that conversation becomes a focal point

for some 19 old who's making music now

who's now worried about who's in when he

in this room it's like [ __ ] I need this

to go viral on whatever platform oh [ __ ]

I put my song out and it only got this

many views [ __ ] I'm a failure it's like

dude art yeah it affects the art and

it's like dude call me if you get lost

went platinum in January of this year

yeah like it just it went platinum like

a few months ago and people would be

like bro that I saw a comment someone's

like that's it I'm like you're worried

about the time frame of the success like

that's crazy right it's this kid named

Jordan Ward he has a song called white

crocs that I really like and I saw the

video when it was at 29,000 views and

now I think it's at like 300,000 views

and I'm so proud of that because the

song's good and I'm like bro I don't see

this dude on [ __ ] hey beast on

academics on this thing and he's finding

success within what he put out and I

hope he's not on label calls and they

like we need something to go viral we

need bigger numbers of that I hope he

sees the success that that is having um

I don't even know if that has anything

to do with it but right to me that

200,000 views that went up in the last

few months to me is like man keep that

[ __ ] going kid and I hope the kids

that's making music or the people the

adults that's making music Don't let

these numbers [ __ ] with their creativity

and things like that because it's so

many people like Hall and notes who

didn't pop until their fourth album and

who is really important it's [ __ ] the

Ramon who [ __ ] flopped a thousand

times it's it's uh Jimmy iine thought in

my mind was a [ __ ] failure and you

can't look at an archive page without

that era being on it so I hope the kids

that's watching this [ __ ] or the adults

watching this that's 40 that wants to

start a clothing line or sew clothes or

make carpets or whatever don't allow the

numbers and the metrics that is so

important now to [ __ ] up what can end up

being one of the greatest things ever

yeah I think the key with sorry for that

tangent I just truly hate that [ __ ] and

again numbers matter to the people it

matters to it's great I have a number

one this and platinum this because I

could go

to a [ __ ] SmartWater and the [ __ ]

60-year-old dude dude who runs the

budgets in the company who doesn't know

[ __ ] about me when he does a quick

Google oh he has these accolades it

makes him interested enough to even get

a conversation with me so then I can be

creative and create a new bottle so

that's when that type of stuff is

important for the people that it would

matter to who don't have time to give a

[ __ ] if I could play three instruments

or not right also reminds be that clip

that went viral where you was talking

about how you know you you just going to

put your song up one time you're not

going to promote your art but I'll say

the was attracted with you was like like

you you could tell you why you talk

about your music how passionate you are

about the music that you create so you

stand on it you know what I mean a lot

of on people just throw records out and

they want it to pop off but I think

that's the difference where if someone

like you really is connected to it and

you're so prideful of what you're

creating you're gonna rep it you're

gonna I'm rep it I'll promote the [ __ ]

out that [ __ ] [ __ ] I done put dog tooth

in my story Twitter [ __ ] texted my

niece 80,000 times like I'm still the

how dare you disrespect yourself and not

remind folks like no this is what I do

not everyone [ __ ] Co happen people got

kids families [ __ ] dying

everyone don't got the time to always

check something out I you know how many

this's the first time where we have

this um and could be instantly available

the our brain last [ __ ] however long

humans have had this is new [ __ ] been

picking berries and cutting cows up for

years we got that unlock right but this

is new so if you text me right

now and I see it and a [ __ ] squirrel

runs by and I

forget it's not a bad thing just the

human brain is new and we forget that

you text me so I might not remember for

a week or two weeks with everything

dropping on

Fridays and clips and our attention span

and [ __ ] emails and you got to your

dog dude people don't got time to

remember that I dropped an album or a

new song or anything so it is my job as

an artist to not only put my stuff out

there but also hey y'all by the way I

put new stuff out I put this out did and

that [ __ ] should keep going for months

after yeah absolutely but speaking of

this album called me you get lost you

said while you were on tour uh the album

was inspired by Q-tip solo debut

amplifier right like what were some

things about that project that you drew

from creating this proc man I wouldn't

exist without come on like

qtip is

truly the

Yoda of the pocket that I exist in

Amplified you got to think he was like

you know you had native tongues and all

this

stuff and you had like wuang and you had

like

NWA and then you had like the

intellectual what krs1 and them was

doing m mhm so at that time you 18 you

find in your pocket that you going to

live in and Q tipping them backpack

dudes [ __ ] tie dye shirts and

stuff wearing beads and [ __ ] it's really

important fast

forward aside from the music that's

coming out you know let's say what is

that beat Rhymes in life that [ __ ] what

came out 96 yep yeah yep Q-tips making

some money he's traveling the world he's

able to buy nice

things he's able

to probably be around beautiful women

and just do awesome things

and him hanging

out at a club in Paris or Capri or

Atlanta or a different part of New York

with these beautiful women and he leaves

and gets inside of his awesome car

listening

to [ __ ] Marvin Gay or whatever that's

his true lifestyle that he lives that

might not be mirrored in what him and F

and [ __ ] he is doing on a tribe album

yeah so amplify to me was

reflective of what he really be living

like the true Q-tip breathing stop and

vibr vibrant thing is just the mirror of

him going to these clubs and just want

to dance and live his life and then

let's ride is olded to him being in a

really nice car and just listening to

music he loves that's also the first

video I've saw with the uh lm2

Lamborghini truck in it him and buses in

it that's like a rare car and I'm like

oh Q-tip is making an album an

environment that's really his life and I

believe when that came out a lot of The

Backpacker dudes was like what the [ __ ]

is he doing like what is he doing but

it's like you like the version of Q-tip

you think you know but this is actually

him now at his most honest and call me

if you get lost that mirrors the way

that I truly live is that version of

that and Q-Tip make the blueprint for

that to happen for in my mind to happen

for call me if you get lost to happen

and I want to just pay my respects to

qtip for laying that blueprint down

because you so we say like Rick Ross

does like luxury rap and it's feel like

certain extent that's a lot of your

content right now like you talk about

your lifestyle you talk about that green

Rolls-Royce a lot that's very yeah no

that [ __ ] that [ __ ] that [ __ ] kelly

green rolling around at 7

like but you get criticism for that some

some like you said let be some kid on

Twitter be like he may not like the new

talent that raps about all the nice

things he has I think he had one line

where you say you know some white folks

may be offended but the black folks it

could be aspirational well yeah it's all

it's all context I you know

I sometimes I'm looking at these kids is

like angry at it's like bro I I've been

super financially turned since I was 19

years old you think I'm just riding

around in a [ __ ] but like still on

the bike what talking about use your

[ __ ] brain and I've always liked

vehicles but you know they like Tyler

talking about the Beamer but when Tyler

talk about the Rolls-Royce it's like

okay you're a hypocrite like they're

both vehicles you can't pick and choose

but you know some some kids think it's

inspirational and anoir my friend who

I've known for 15 years man he lovees

seeing this stuff cuz he knows we was

walking up and down Fair facts lebrand

he so he loves seeing me able to even

talk about these things knowing the

music I'm making where we come from and

for some people they're like this is VAP

B this is superficial you just like all

the other rappers but the context behind

it I literally looked at the video two

days ago when I first got my roles my

mom thought it was a rental she didn't

know but she I have the video she was

[ __ ] crying when she realized it was

mine

and to me I'm like the [ __ ] you crying

for you weirdo it's not that serious and

time goes by and you get older and you

start hanging out with your parents

realizing they're just people dude I

learned so much about her life and

upbringing that I didn't know which made

me give which gave me more context like

oh that's why she's always super proud

and just [ __ ] crying on the phone

saying this and that she can't believe

we have this life because she grew up

different so the kid who thinks me

having these things thinking it's just

vapid or stupid or you're just like any

other rapper on the other side of that

you have this 53y old woman who like

can't even grasp the concept that

something that [ __ ] she farted out of

her is able

to have these things cuz she didn't have

like so it's really interesting and

that's why I said white kids say I brag

too much the black kids say it's

inspiring The Duality tiing that's what

that means that's and you mention your

mom I feel like one of the most poting

records is the sorry not sorry like you

know touching on so many things with

that song like that song is there's a

lot to unpack just in that one song like

what made you go there with it like what

to get all that stuff out it was an idea

I had 2021 when I did it and it was kind

of all over the place and I never really

finished it until after the album came

out and I don't know like a week after

the album came out I just literally went

to the studio and like finished it I

like oh those are the four random lines

that were missing I forgot which ones

but I finished it

and it's it's such a condescending song

because it's me like saying sorry but

like I'm not and giving context to why

you know my mom she always wants to

spend more time but it's like I'm always

busy and that's what I'm like I'm sorry

I don't see you more I'm sorry that the

you know I'll spend an hour with her and

it feels like a chore cuz I'm like oh

[ __ ] I gotta interview in 20 minutes and

she's like [ __ ] [ __ ] that I just want

to kick it with my kid and I have a

sister and we're not the closest it's

not a bad thing but I'm like damn I'm

sorry we're not as close

as the idea what some brother and

sisters are like and then um like it so

that's what that is it's me just like

hey that's life [ __ ] say some of it's

like some of it's genuine apology and

some of it's sarcasm yeah like some of

it's like eat my whole

suck my dick but can you talk about the

treatment of that video because it's

like there's different stages of you in

your career right yeah I dude I had that

video idea in

2021 um when I first made the rough

draft of the song I was like oh this

will be super sick and it's one of those

things where I'm like with Tara And

Ponch those are that's my DP and video

producer I've been with some

choners and every like three months I'm

like yo I'm a regret not doing this and

they like come on let's [ __ ] do it

and then some [ __ ] happened to and

finally it was like yo we can't not do

this video I do not want to be 43 with a

[ __ ] seveny old running around like

[ __ ] I should have did the video so we

got it done and literally the day before

we shot it I almost canned it I almost

can it literally because I was like it's

a hair

away from being

creative and corny is like sometimes

right here and I was like it's a hair

away from being a little

cornball but I changed something last

minute it ended up being like one of my

best videos [ __ ] videos one of my best

offerings as an artist or whatever to

date and I'm so happy we [ __ ] went

through with that and that was our

longest shoot wow that was our longest

[ __ ] shoot we a leave that [ __ ] till

like 2: a.m. right punon sh was crazy

and your mom is in the video too she

makes a little quick came oh [ __ ]

that's not my mom is that your mom I

thought that was your

mom I cast a [ __ ] that I was like oh

man I thought that was Mom Dukes no no

no I don't I try to

keep

family as private right as possible did

not put her in a video so [ __ ] y'all

can leave a comment like oh my God I

thought that was tler mama [ __ ] I don't

know that lady but at the end of the

video uh Tyler ble got beat to a bloody

bloody Pope right like who was that

Persona that I that's just

me that's just me it's the [ __ ] that

wakes up in the morning like oh damn I

gotta piss like right it's me bear so on

got lost we get introduced to this guy

Tyler ble like who this guy who's his

origin story like where's he come from a

lot of folks think that the name bodair

comes from the poet [ __ ] I don't know

[ __ ] about that [ __ ] it's this it's

this this show called limity snickets

and Unfortunate Events um it's this book

I used to read when I was in eth grade

and Jim Carrey did the movie see 8

grades 2004 I think the movie came out

2005 with Jim Carrey sorry I'm G have to

Google that just so it's correct that's

what we do on rap radio podcast we fact

check journalism gotta make sure it's

right A lot of people said online that

they thought it was like the poet or

some I don't know that

[ __ ] ah came out December 17th 2004 but

I seen it in 2005 yeah I and the kids

are called their last name they're the

called the Bayers and I really really

love their dynamic because they're like

orphans but like they still get [ __ ]

done and the dynamic is you have one who

is the idea person who knows they're the

idea person they don't try to build [ __ ]

they don't try like they're the idea

person and you have the brother who's

like okay I'm gonna figure out

um all the information to get it done

like a producer like and I love that he

stays in his pocket and then the the

baby is the Builder go [ __ ] about the

idea they just executed and I really

love that Dynamic and I love that show a

lot and I always thought they had this

Regal um sense to them even though

[ __ ] have no parents but they travel

and have all this information and I was

so enamored with it that I just put

Tyler bodair just I think in like a

Instagram bio one day uh just for fun

and I realized like oh that's me when

I'm flying to Monaco to watch convention

or so and so to go swimming like I don't

know that's what it felt like so that's

what I ran with oh okay I know you did

eagor in Italy where did you record this

album at so comic get lost was mostly

during covid at my house uh in my

goddamn living room okay yeah he wasn't

traveling nowhere uh no no and it's

[ __ ] up like my personal 2020 was

[ __ ] awesome awesome some of the best

times of my life because we had nothing

all you had was like you couldn't fly

nowhere you couldn't really buy [ __ ] and

we was just hanging out at the

bare core human [ __ ] just biking and

like going to Park going to the beach

just playing chess listening to music

joking it was like some of the best

times of my life and it's so interesting

that not having everything was

everything it was the weirdest dichotomy

like I loved it 2020 was so good and I

was making this album at that same time

what was the experience like to live out

your dream and make the skates to grills

and work with drama like dude drama's so

awesome he's so funny he's so funny this

[ __ ] ordered tortilla soup from

Chick-fil-A and that's so [ __ ] crazy

to me I have video of it I meant to put

it out and he says it's so cool like

yeah I ordered tortia soup from

Chick-fil-A and I'm like you're crazy

and it's the only [ __ ] on Earth that's

still wearing his hat like this

truly it's [ __ ] well him and Ponch

actually but it's

truly remarkable but man 2006 was such

an important year at least in La I don't

know how it was for y'all wherever the

[ __ ] y'all was at you was probably on a

stoop somewhere in New

York but that's rapper races bro it is

dude 2006 was so special like so in La

ice cream team came out

and what that [ __ ] did for a sector

black kids that didn't want to like gang

bang or play sports you had these [ __ ]

really just like skateboarding and just

I don't know just kind of being weird

[ __ ] wearing orange and pinks and

greens and

[ __ ] and at the same time ATL came

out so you have the southern guys like

Dro and TI and stuff wearing like

colorful polos with their chains and

their big jean shorts and like they hats

like this and they old schools with like

big rims and beat in it and you had some

of that in LA but at the same time Ralph

Lauren and

Laos they stuff from 2005 200 67 was

they was making these colorful polos

these bright colors for men these Blues

these lime greens these

oranges and in hot Thorne where I grew

up the uniform

stores that would sell just like oh

you're going to a private school you

need the Navy pants DA they would sell

the fake versions of these Laos and

these raal laoren polos so instead of it

being like 65 75 at Macy's you go to

Hood spot you could get that same one

for like 32 bucks right so in the where

I grew up you just had like these wild

like [ __ ] that you know be with the

shits but in like pink and orange and

like these colorful polos riding around

the

like whatever TI or like the new Little

Wayne mixtapes and [ __ ] they little beat

up imp pilas but they saved their little

scrap up to put rims on it and where I

grew up like it's low buildings wide

streets sun is always hitting so it was

a super

saturated uh colorful

era as I'm remembering so you got that

and then MTV is still playing music and

you know we still watch that so we have

Subterranean it's a TV show that play

indie rock so you got

like you getting your silver some

pickups you're getting your Fallout Boy

you're getting your Gym Class Heroes

you're getting all of this mixed with

what p and kn is doing mixed with what

like the Atlanta Southern [ __ ] that's

going on so you got this hybrid of

things that's going on still it's La so

you got the crumping [ __ ] that's going

on it's such a

interesting robust colorful moment and

DJ Drama was everywhere you know of

course it was in billboard but that's

again why numbers don't matter the the

pack I don't know if you know the pack

will be but they had a song called vans

that was a [ __ ] number one smash yeah

at least in Los Angeles because everyone

had a [ __ ] sidekick so that was going

on and you had shows like your mama in

TV and like ah it was such a special

time and I've always wanted to do a

gangster Grill so finally when I got to

do the gangster grills I think

subconsciously the super pastel and

robust saturated colorful energy from

that I associate him with is what I put

into this album because that 06 in Los

Angeles was just

so ah it it felt like this room is so

such a good [ __ ] time yeah I think he

was telling me that when you first

approached him you had even like

sketched out like places of stuff he had

said in the past in different parts of

songs before he even laid oh yeah before

he came I went I dude I was downloading

the most random gangster grills of ever

taking bits of his voice from as much as

I could find and just placing

it throughout my hourong version of the

album um just so I could hear his tone

and the shape of how I'mma put him

everywhere so when I played it for him

he was confused he's like where the [ __ ]

did you get that voice from or what I'm

like I needed to do that to make sure

tonally and sonically I wanted you for

sure here um and it worked what's your

favorite uh talk point on I like he just

randomly just goes holiday season like

going to do

it that man is crazy like people don't

know that man is out of his goddamn mind

like he don't just wear his hat like

this he thinks like this so it's

outtakes of [ __ ] that I ain't even put

on there that this nigga's saying some

crazy [ __ ] he was like we just woke up

on the PJ ha y'all should call me DJ

pajamas cuz cuz I'm in my pajamas and

I'm like he's not like a comedian he's

not joking he meant said it with his

chest that and I'm like this man is a

psychopath he's really like that he's

really like that bro he's really like

that I can't believe I just said that in

a serious tone but we on the boat toes

out yeah just F me French vanilla ice

cream like but he's good at what he does

he don't just go and say Grand [ __ ] like

he'll listen to a song and really find a

pocket and understand the shape like he

knows the tone of his voice so well and

to have that

sensibility isn't shocking because he's

a DJ when you're a DJ you have to have a

sensibility of the crowd and how people

react and move and things like that so

when you really look take a step back

it's not that shocking of why he's good

at that because he knows what works he

knows a transition he knows the human

ear it's it's an interesting thing and I

think he deserves more credit of how he

approaches it because that takes years

yeah he's from Philly yeah and then we

when we got with him he played us the

album and the only song hadn't been done

was the intro that you were going to do

and he was telling me you was going to

do the intro yeah I had to do the intro

and I didn't finish and I did it and

then I played a little bit of bass on it

because it didn't have much lowend um

and yeah I originally he sent a beat

that Canon did but it had drums on it

those drums are [ __ ] terrible I was

like take these [ __ ] drums out he was

like you sure I'm like yeah these drums

are terrible and he sent it back without

the drums and I was like if this is

going to be the intro it has to feel and

sound like an intro so we just left it

there and I felt for myself obligated to

just give a bit of History lesson that's

why I said Once Upon a Time 2006 if I

had to guess um wef baby was proving to

us he was the best I was kick pushing

them diamond dollars right on my feet

kick push came out that year and the ice

cream Diamond dollar shoes came out that

year and I saved up every dollar doing

odd jobs so I could buy it off of this

kid off of the hypebeast forms for $200

met him at Union off Le I was [ __ ] 15

and my mom was like what the [ __ ] are

you doing and I didn't want to tell her

cuz she's going to be like you buying

random [ __ ] off a random [ __ ] off a

random street I'm yeah M I'm buying

these shoes in the store just park on

the side I go in there and I'm like are

you Tony X3 blah blah blah he's like

yeah and I'm like let me see the

goods we're either in stew here Union um

he showed me shoes and I'm like all

right give me one shoe and I'll give you

100 and

there and I had him and D Taco will tell

you when he first met me I was skating

in my ice cream shoes and he's like are

you crazy these are expensive I'm like

if I'mma buy something I'mma enjoy them

true story like was dating around La in

these damn shoes in ' 06 at that time

and again it's such an important time in

my life so I had no other option but to

pay homage to Wayne and Lupe and P and

drama within those three bars yeah

because I got the opportunity to do my

intro on the gangster girls project and

you killed that intro man oh I went

actually crazy yeah and even with the

state selling call me uh you said I

think this is your best album and I saw

you said on Twitter like what did day

and dog tooth are your best raps oh easy

yeah easy it's the most me it's me it's

honest it is I love eating [ __ ] like

truly it's kind of but almost I had to

Google if I had an oral

fixation because that [ __ ] starts at 3:

like I went to a wormhole and truly

don't want nothing to

return Neighbor House [ __ ] Kelly Green

like I like dog tooth because it is a

Manifesto it is me in every line in

there uh aside from the daughter thing

is a

true thing and what a day is

truly how I feel I don't [ __ ] with

parties I hate Paparazzi I've never

driven a Hellcat and you would never

catch me in a Maserati um I've never

needed anyone else for my own personal

validation and I will not touch a female

if she's stupid like if you do if you

are not curious or intelligent I don't

care how bad you are I cannot deal with

right um I've never posted on Tik Tok

I've never worn a u I've never wanted to

SI lean

uh and I've never worn Beats by Dre

headphones forcefully to get a video

made because it just doesn't work like

that over here and that whole song I

just was

stating facts right and I love that

because it is no it's my real life like

M I don't know I love what it day so

much yeah it's a good record M produced

it dude that's one of my favorite madet

beats ever you said used to just skate

around to that's a old beat you some

random mixtape some [ __ ] and I just

skate around to that and that was me and

Rocky have a version of that from like

201 wow 18 but one day I was like

feeling it was like a two we thing where

I was just feeling weird and I recorded

that um that's why that first verse is

just so kind of honest and like it's

almost therapy for me and I I love that

song even on dog too I was thinking

about you saying how everything you

saying is factual when we met he was

like yo everyone keeps calling me King

I'm not your [ __ ] King bro it's so

weird like dude I I don't need the weird

like oh I gotta like man you are a king

it's like [ __ ] I know I'm awesome I

don't need the weird it it feels

performative I hate performative [ __ ]

just say Hi and then [ __ ] be

like oh that's my brother like [ __ ] we

met once you don't know my family I

don't know I don't remember your name

you know what I hate this happened at

Coachella a lot [ __ ] you may have met

once maybe doing this like they see you

and they

like how are you bro my God like I don't

know you stop I don't like the perform

like just say what's

up like my dude like you're not my dude

we shook hands once we have a mutual

friend and I don't mean in a mean way

you're a nice guy cool but don't over

act like you know me whether it's to

force the

relationship to make you feel cool cuz

you know me or three the people that may

be watching the Optics you want to make

it seem like we have a closer

relationship than we do [ __ ] I like and

not even being mean I and I don't say

this in a bad way I do not care about

you and it's not in a bad way I have my

life I have my friends my family my [ __ ]

going on the overhand sh you doing that

you're trying to make it seem like yo

man I can't start my party until so and

so get here like [ __ ] I you don't

really exist in my life and it's not in

a bad demeaning way just good luck to

you don't do that oh dude my God you

good how's your family you've never met

my

mom I don't know it's performative and I

don't like it and it's like H you don't

know Grammy you don't know you do not

know anyone right stop

talking and you don't have a daughter I

do not have but that I thought that line

was funny because it's like I say that

line and [ __ ] be like wait you got a

kid on the way and it's like the fact

you have to answer that question proves

my point you're not my

bro right

she but I'm such a pretentious [ __ ]

dude so tight now you keep it real too

like one of the things I liked um I saw

recently on the H Hulu do for rap cavar

you were talking about how you're a

rapper and I was like on Twitter like

this is the first time in the long time

that I heard a rapper say that they're a

rapper and be proud of it and be proud

of it like I may have had moments where

I even dialed into the pocket of like

I'm not just a rapper I'm an artist

because of it's

a you'll get someone on like Fox News or

some

writer whether it's on a blog or [ __ ]

New York Times or whatever who will use

the word rapper in a way to be

reductive or

to what's the word I'm looking for to

not degrade but to

like associate with you not

being high level art or anything like

that and I think sometimes rappers we we

we see that whether we're conscious of

it or not and we have pride and

self-worth and love what we do as

artists so we might say things like I'm

not just a rapper I'm more than this and

that's not to

put rap over here I think it's actually

to say to the people who look at rap

like it's some low thing like no I'm a

artist what you're not saying I am and I

think that's what it is and I think I

think yachty did an interview where

people were like bro what are you saying

but I was like damn yachty you didn't

articulate that correctly now they just

GNA take that headline and run with it

but I think I know the frustration that

he might be having and sometimes that's

a hard hard thing to articulate um

but I love music so much and I love rap

that's my [ __ ] I get to change so many

people's lives around me with it and I

set that that BET award that I won on

stage uh two years ago like this [ __ ]

changed so many folks lives it's awesome

and it's still young and we're still

learning what all this is it's awesome

yeah it's beautiful I remember speaking

of awards so you got to gram me for

Eagle you were there and you you made it

clear you didn't think necessarily it

should be viewed as a hip-hop uh album

per se because you didn't rap this last

one you got you didn't even go to the

Grammys like what made you decide to

focus on tour not attend well yeah I was

on tour like I had a like show that

night or whatever I was in

Portland and it was too much of a hassle

to go to Vegas and do the [ __ ] and then

get back so I was just literally just

riding my bike through the like

Backwoods of [ __ ] Portland like

literally talking to cows and [ __ ] and

my barber hit me like congrats [ __ ] I'm

like what' I do and then C start coming

in it's like oh [ __ ] I won it and um

yeah it was awesome it was like and my

ego was like okay y'all y'all [ __ ] mad

I won this album for the rap one watch

this we gonna double back I'll show you

a rap album and got it back and I was

like no you said I mean you rappers

always say but I remember sitting in

first time we talked you was like I got

to want a Grammy like you was serious

about it no dead years ago like that was

like and again not that the Grammy is

the say all Beall to say that your album

or music art has work for my personal

thing that was a check mark that I

personally wanted to do since a young

child and I got two of them hoes I'm

straight I I was straight with one if I

never get another one again I'm okay I

was going to ask you do you want do you

want want Wonder type awesome to

continue to add to that don't get me

wrong I'm I'm pretty ambivalent when it

comes to it if I get another one that

would be so [ __ ] awesome i' be so

proud that' be beautiful but also I got

one off my

checklist I'm good I don't overindulge

we straight on to the next thing right

you checking off a lot of things on your

uh checklist right now man like you said

heaven to me is one of uh your highlight

rails of life right now right like

you're only 32 what do you think is like

your best part of your existence so

far uh now I I'm not big on like oh I

missed the day like bro I'm so turned

right now like [ __ ] I went to blue

stone lane yesterday in S car just had a

dut in a little latte and it was awesome

like I'm so straight with life right now

um yeah and I'm hyped for whatever

42 has for me probably maybe have a kid

running around or not going through a

denim phase definitely all gold

teeth probably driving a pickup truck I

don't know what the [ __ ] I'm going to be

into to but that's why I'm excited cuz I

know it's going to be awesome at the

time and I'll be able to look back at my

life and say yeah 32 was great I don't

miss it and then 52 is going to be great

and 70 I'm going be such an ill old man

bro that second verse on uh heaven to me

is really dope was like a very

picturesque of a person in their 40s

with the kids running around like it's

really dope like that's really what you

want yeah like that's a ver like

again I I I don't even want to speak in

absolutes but a version of where my 40s

could go could definitely be my small

house we go to that have the big yard

and it's on a lake and I have a boat and

my kids are running around chasing

my wife or I don't really [ __ ] with

marriage but whoever I decide to have a

life thing with uh just running around

and all right we going to Opera and make

my mom babysit the kids and I don't know

and that's a version of it who knows

dude I might be [ __ ] bald with a

belly gut making art at that time who

[ __ ] knows but that's a version that

I'm like I'm super okay with that and

that freestyle at the end was really

dope too was like dude I [ __ ] up oh

yeah like I I

[ __ ] I [ __ ] the flow up [ __ ] I

bring it back like the hairline was

receed and the that was like cuz I know

how to Freestyle so I actually [ __ ] up

there and we kept it because it was

honest and I like it it felt good though

it felt awesome that last verse I love

so much

because just thinking back at 17 Again

context like first verse is where I'm at

second is where I probably end up and

then the third is like gave me Contex

like oh man like me and Jasper really

was just like taking the bus to random

spots and now it's just me and him on a

plane like I don't know that shit's so

cool to me word it was also cool hearing

young boy on the album as well man so

nice he's such a sweetheart he a swe for

real he's really a he's really a

sweetheart like people think he's like

like he's sweet like we got ice cream he

want to go vintage car

shopping so nice he sent me that verse

within a day I asked him like yo I kind

of got this idea want to do this not

only did he deliver it for me and

sounded

great he asked me like is this okay is

it good I'm like yeah and he stayed on

topic you get a lot of these guys now

who just punch in and can't

even stay on [ __ ] topic of a song and

he not only stayed on topic he just

sounded so great and when I made that I

just knew I wanted that Louisiana draw

tone that that accent over over that

Loop he sounds great yeah he did I think

that surprised a lot of people having

young boy on the title to creat albums

like Worlds Collide it just kind of was

unexpected it's always funny to me when

people are super super surprised and

people forget that like I am a producer

like bir so like when you're a producer

you just kind of like know like hey

[ __ ] put that do that that and it's

with my musical knowledge and how much I

love it like if you take a step back

it's not that shocking but at surface

level I guess people wouldn't expect

someone like me to even want to

associate with a young boy but I love

that [ __ ] like he's so he's a sweetheart

man or like when you produce for

Westside gun people wearing expecting

that bro which is crazy like [ __ ] I am

a r i Am A hip-hop but and right now

that is the most potent crack cocaine

hip

like that is [ __ ] from Buffalo I mean

what that is rap music

facts what about this artistic run like

you make it clear that like Flower Boy

is a change right like it's it's you

hitting a new Plateau a new Zenith right

and it's run your on with the last three

albums like what do you attribute it to

like this run you on right now uh Focus

I'm really good um I'm not afraid of

change and yeah I'm just dialed in and

just trying to make [ __ ] that I'm a fan

of at the highest execution that I

possibly can I think I don't know I just

noticed I don't think people be trying

to execute things at the best that they

can because it's quick [ __ ] hit [ __ ]

that that so like I was some interview

some dude was like

yeah I go to studio and I knock [ __ ]

five six songs out a night and I'm like

well that's [ __ ]

weird like sometimes you could be in the

mode and just be knocking verses out but

I'm like dude what it's some kid who

thinks like damn or someone I got stop

saying kid it's someone who sees that

like damn when I go to the studio I need

to be having a work ethic like that and

it's like dud that same energy could go

in a three minute thing that's the

greatest thing of all time so then

people start thinking like damn I got to

work I got to work so they don't want to

give [ __ ] the time but I'm like no give

[ __ ] the time whether y out this [ __ ]

D'Angelo [ __ ] Voodoo and black Messiah

bro that was a DEC like and black mesiah

was great Quin Tarantino take 10 years

to do thing like the idea that you got

to put [ __ ] quick because we see it is

[ __ ] so stupid and I I think everyone

should work on their time [ __ ] the fans

[ __ ] your mom [ __ ] your family [ __ ] your

friends tell your able to suck your dick

you got to do your [ __ ] for you right

you also said [ __ ] the Critics on

Manifesto man like you fired back at

them like addressing social issues and

stuff like that do you feel like bro

[ __ ] be AC again that's why I like the

limy Snicket show

because and this is just my personal

opinion I'm not saying this as an

absolute I'm not saying right or wrong

when 2020 was happening was doing the

protest and [ __ ] and [ __ ] was coming

at certain people for not really being

in the streets it's like bro it's a team

some people are there to donate funds

some people are there to make the best

signage some people are there to ring

everyone together some people are foot

soldiers and are supposed to be there to

in the presence and be marching some

people are there to be the one with the

megaphone having the speech in the

microphone because they're articulate

know how to get thoughts out not

everyone is supposed to do every job and

the Lemony Snicket show the three kids

one's the idea person one looks all the

information on how to actually execute

it and it's a person who builds it and

actually executes it and that that

that's why I went there and [ __ ]

bringing up like old liyrics and [ __ ] of

mine like trying to get me out of here

like [ __ ] I was for real canel [ __ ] I

couldn't I got kicked out of country

like suck whole dick like couldn't touch

continence what y [ __ ] talking to me

about and you know what's crazy y'all

sitting here and we all parading my

success and accolades and Tyler you've

done so great what if I was a [ __ ] and

I let them [ __ ] get me out of here in

2012 we wouldn't be here now we wouldn't

have a whole generation of people being

themselves we wouldn't have so many

things if I let these [ __ ] get me out

of here in 2012 so I say that still to

this day like don't let foro a wig fol

you y'all could all suck my dick I'm

still on that type of time right I love

that line on sorry not sorry say I'm

sorry to my ancestors I know I'm

supposed to fight but his ice shining

brighter than a black man's plight I'mma

make it right in the meantime I'll give

some advice while these blood diamonds

getting cleaned off [ __ ] [ __ ] the price

spend it there then again I can't save

[ __ ] I'm not Superman but I could try

you get to this thing where like you got

to be a hero all the time and speak out

and [ __ ] and it's like [ __ ] I'm with my

family bro I'm eating lasagna like I

can't save like I don't know I just

always find it where everyone think you

got to speak up and [ __ ] it's like no

bro some people are selfish and the only

thing that they worrying about is their

wellbeing and the people around them

wellbeing and what they going to eat for

dinner and this [ __ ] will make you think

like you got to always care about

everything and be so Jus [ __ ] I don't

give a [ __ ] B what the [ __ ] is for

dinner tonight and I'm okay with that I

got too much [ __ ] to worry about [ __ ]

got flat tires and all types of [ __ ] got

family members that's hurt [ __ ] we

ain't got time to be worrying about the

[ __ ] trending and [ __ ] n I'm taking my

ass home I'm going to sleep waking up

making sure my mom all right I got to

interview later worry about that what do

you think of so and so I don't give a

[ __ ]

[ __ ] well you have evolved though Tyler

I mean you said you apologize to Selita

Gomez on oh yeah well again I was trying

to [ __ ] her boyfriend at the time

but but we uh yeah like I I I don't like

yeah sorry s like I said sorry when I

sorry whatever like it's all good right

yeah but everything is all good then

everything's all good okay but it's

interesting that you did kind of play up

I mean do you look at like the old our

future era like you kind of played up

the sort of bad guy Mystique a little

bit right time yeah bro cuz it's [ __ ]

everyone's [ __ ] crazy like that's why

I did a lot of [ __ ] in the first place

because you just get a reaction and just

watch everyone be kind of hypocritical

like this [ __ ] out here shooting

[ __ ] killing people being weird with

women for real like selling drugs doing

drugs like we're parading [ __ ] that's

like oh I'm a drug addict I'm off the

[ __ ]

like but as soon as you see a upside

down cross that's be like are y'all

[ __ ] kidding me everyone is [ __ ]

crazy yeah everyone is crazy so I hell

yeah let's lean into this [ __ ] let's

[ __ ] we're the devil and [ __ ] and

watch people be like oh this is the last

straw like didn't your uncle rape

somebody like don't the priest you be

seeing suck nine-year-old dicks like

what y'all [ __ ] talking to me about

but [ __ ] don't be one you put upside

down cross like you so crack to your

[ __ ] daughter like this [ __ ] is crazy

to me so when I was younger like that's

how I was doing it I was watching my

grandmother like give the Deacon money

and I'm like nigas just going to buy

another Cadillac what are we this whole

thing that y'all are [ __ ] doing makes

no sense so you know I'm 17 seeing all

this [ __ ] and I'm like hell yeah we

putting upside down crosses on

everything to watch this older

generation

of Black Folk that I grew up around

freak out and I'm like oh that's what

y'all worried about this [ __ ] that some

some dudes from Europe put in our

ancestors head and you following that

for some [ __ ] you never met but the

real issues you don't even want to talk

about y'all crazy hey let's keep saying

the craziest [ __ ] on these record right

let's keep saying the most outlandish

[ __ ] possible right that's why our

future had that en cuz we really just

were like suck all of our dicks man but

your crew is popping out here you got

Taco on Dave J movies beautiful Frank

Ocean's doing his thing s like how proud

of you are your of crew dude I said in

[ __ ] heaven to me um all my [ __ ] is

up like it's truly amazing and it's I

guess it it's probably rare just people

you grew up with all just doing their

thing it's so beautiful I love it so

much I love it my [ __ ] my boy artsy

and snowfall Lino right now [ __ ]

Chicago shooting like folks I truly care

about are just up it's the most

beautiful thing it's really awesome was

it was there a point though where you

feel like you cuz you led a whole

movement right that you feel like a

certain point was it a transition though

to kind of put more the focus on

yourself at a certain point definitely

and what was that like for you yeah

after you just become an adult you just

become an adult and whatever that means

is all relative but I think being an

adult is more

so responsibilities and focusing on

yourself um and that's what I did that's

what I did we did that big of tour

2012 and it was awesome great some of

the best times of my life thus far and

then when wolf came when I was working

on Wolf I was like yeah we should just

it should just be me

Jasper and um Travis and we did that and

it was just a different thing which it

should have been it was my album was the

O album so and

then you do that and [ __ ] just changes

you become a [ __ ] adult for real but

you also have good people in your corner

too listen No

it's it's so crazy like I always think

all the times I should have got like

beat the [ __ ] up growing up like [ __ ]

like where you from [ __ ] and I'm like

bro are you stupid do I look like I G

like look at my skinny jeans like all

right like he should have beat my ass

like [ __ ] like that I'm like man I've

always just had this luck or Angels

around me or something I'm not even

super religious I'm just

saying always had Angels around me and

it's weird how I got so lucky with the

people in my

squad whether there's Kelly Clancy Jenny

pre Ville Brad Ryan Tara punch Darren

I'm forgetting folks for sure but I mean

I TR Wallace [ __ ]

Joe uh Vic Neil I'm forgetting someone

but

like dude the universe is like really on

my side and I've been with these folks

forever ever ever since 2011 the same

folks same guard same like this dude I

met him at the yoner video shoot

and like still this day I'm hitting I'm

like yo I was thinking of

lighting um like to this day right to

the like isn't that's man [ __ ] be

firing managers every week every month

they business dud stealing from them

they [ __ ] security guard tried to eat

they ass like weird [ __ ] bro and I've

gotten so lucky and blessed to have such

a ill Squad around me that not only

trusts my ideas but truly have my best

interest as a person cuz [ __ ] the bread

[ __ ] the money like it's truly as just a

person and that are open enough to

understand me and let me understand them

and

[ __ ] it I'm so bless like I'm blessed

for real to have that on what a day you

said Clon gave you the best advice you

heard in the SEC what was that advice do

you remember it was the CL gave me the

best he said I need to call me he said

[ __ ] get on the

plane go to the the middle of nowhere

and just be by yourself and just think

and by that he's like he know how busy I

get and I'm lowkey a workaholic like

truly it's [ __ ] ridiculous but I like

always working on [ __ ] he's like bro you

are bottling stress in because you're

not a stresser so you just push it away

and let it sit but after a while bro you

will pass the [ __ ] out get on the plane

go whever the [ __ ] you want whether it

is the desert or the damn Mall

and just go be by yourself for a few

days and take your chess board in your

bike and don't talk to anyone for a

while and what that truly meant was is

like yo just

pause the next line I say in there is

that I'm so scared of going back to hot

Thorne I'm so scared to living on those

outskirts of Englewood and ler again I'm

so scared of taking the bus that I think

I subconsciously

like gotta always do [ __ ] so I never

pour again and that's what that is

that's why I say it in that song right

even on M you talk about this

conversation you had with forel for

three hours and it like shifted your

perspective oh yeah definitely was that

like like what era was that like was

that was in Flower Boy era was that in

that was summer 2016 I think it was in

Milan yeah you said it was in N yeah I

talk about on the rap cavard thing but

yeah change my whole [ __ ] oh it was that

conversation yeah it was that

conversation [ __ ] me up the great

greatest shifted I I flew back home as a

different man when he told you like

house music yeah I mean and that was

just a piece of it but right that talk

and then the next album that came out

was Flower Boy and then eagor and then

called me for get lost and like it's

it's cool like I've had since day one

like yay and P and Jay and these folks

embraced me

and liked me a lot come to the house

this

that and that's because they truly saw

diamond in the rough they saw oh he has

something but you know you grow and it

took me a while to

get to where I'm dusting all the dirt

off and [ __ ] clean all of that and

I'm here now and like I talked to P a

week ago well he called me yesterday but

and I say that cuz I love that [ __ ] and

we're like truly friends now but a week

ago we was on a phone call and I thanked

him

for just being a silent

cheerleader um to allow me to really see

the pom poms that I had you know I don't

know I [ __ ] with that I thank those

dudes a lot or the love is reciprocated

but there's also like heartbreak on this

album man like listening through it I

feel like Corso there a especially like

the third first like is that based off a

true story yeah yeah yeah dude

February yeah February 20th 20 20 one I

[ __ ] met this girl and

then like that's all of that stuff um

and yeah it's crazy humans are crazy

humans are actually crazy we don't know

anything we think we know everything but

we're so complex and emotions and all

that are so wild and once you think you

know something you realize oh you don't

know anything I was who was I with the

other day I was with someone at the

office and I was like oh yeah I'm

getting up there I'm 32 and he was like

Oh no you're a dumb baby you're still a

child and it's guy's like I think a

little under 60 and when he said that I

just was like no you're right because he

probably had hit 48 and was like oh [ __ ]

I thought I knew everything I don't know

nothing so he sees me and he's like oh

you still have [ __ ] in your diaper you

are a baby and just knowing that and

being okay with it allows me to be like

[ __ ] when I'm 42 I don't know what the

[ __ ] I would be on I'm with it there's

also eight minute song is that the same

girl that's inspired Wilshire and like

sweet one take just thoughts and again

someone was like man I can't listen to

that song because it's too long and you

can't bump it would you IDI not every

song supposed to every song is supposed

to be a [ __ ] yelling over that one

it's art it's expression and that is me

not doing it for y'all I recorded that

in the midst of those emotions and just

recorded that for myself to just get it

out and decided to yeah that's going on

the album and dude some was that [ __ ]

Don toer he walked up to me like last

week coach ell he's like dude that's my

favorite song and I'm

like a 6 foot2 [ __ ] just crying for 30

minutes is your favorite song he

explained to me why and I'm like that's

awesome that someone could hear that

goopy ass [ __ ] long song and

like not even relate to the specific

theme or subject but it's a tone an

emotional thing that they're like N I

feel that yeah and that's what music

movies a painting or whatever should do

it shouldn't always be like this [ __ ] go

hard I did the whip test it banging the

whip like how do you feel about it

though right so I'm happy that it's

people out there that could connect to

it like that word how'd you get out that

sadness well time and like look I'm rich

all right I'm not even gonna I ain't

gonna hold you I'm not even gonna but no

like you you you're in it you're in it

and then it's like okay what's the

logic this is what it is okay this what

happened either this what happened

either this will happened okay let me

move accordingly life's awesome although

this sucks can't control it time will

pass and either a b or c will happen and

move on I don't really dwell too much

into like that stuff

like yeah and that stuff happened and my

life outside of that thing was so

awesome it's like and I'm blessed [ __ ] I

get to eat and go hang out with my

friend still still sad about that you

don't put it away but like

um you yeah and everyone's different

some people will be [ __ ] depressed

for three years like yeah that was a

good two weeks I was like [ __ ] this

sucks and I did that

and

um I thought you wanted to dance in that

two weeks which is awesome like I

thought you wanted to dance is one of my

illst songs and like that wouldn't exist

if I didn't have that life experience

and I'm in the middle of the life

experience [ __ ] I'm just sad I'm looking

at Tomy l like hey but real talk [ __ ]

this fire he's like what I'm like bro I

get to feel feelings and emotions and

like actually be human this is TI

right so I kind of in a weird way I like

that [ __ ] you also talk about like

keeping you've always kept your personal

life in the shadows keep People

Protected like do you look forward to

the day where you will come out with oh

no no not at all [ __ ] is weirdos

people are weirdos the internet is

weirdos I don't want I don't want you

[ __ ] I don't want people know my

family look like y'all need to know

where I live y'all need to really know

who I'm [ __ ] um everyone weird and

you got to keep your peace and you got

to protect yourself because people out

here is [ __ ] weirdos

and even because of it like I hate this

I'll just be driving and the kid is like

oh my God and just start filming like

[ __ ] say hi first like [ __ ] like the

Privacy [ __ ] is a dub so when [ __ ]

just come up filming I don't like that

and I tell him politely that's a dub I

tell Paparazzi like yo I'm not that guy

like yeah I don't play that don't do

that you could like my songs but that

don't mean you got to do all that you

like a lyric and a Beat cool like the

art that I put out but when you get my

personal space like it's weird and you

need your ass beat and like I I kind of

hope we get to a point where

like these people who cross those lines

who feel like it's Justified because

they downloaded an album really start

like understanding consequences that

comes with actions because where I grew

up you say the wrong thing you get hit

in your [ __ ] mouth but now [ __ ] is

like different so you can't do but it's

like n we off all of that you're such a

good man I love you I'll text you later

later so yeah it's uh I I don't do not

like or condone it and I'm cool you walk

up to me you say something bro I will

I'll talk to a tree [ __ ] like I would

I'm cool as hell but once this pop out

and that invasion of privacy and I'm

just chilling some dude pulled up to me

some [ __ ] pulled up on me the other day

I'm driving he pulls on the side of me

he's like yo Tyler like what's up man

he's like yo nice car dude I'm like oh

thank you bro I'm selling one just like

this are you interested I'm like no I'm

I clearly have one he's like man bro yo

where are you headed right now I'm like

[ __ ] I'm like what he's like where are

you headed right now I want a photo I'm

like well one that's your business but

too I'm not pulling over to give you a

photo that doesn't logically make sense

and that's not my ego that does not make

sense and he's like but bro I'm a fan

and I'm like I'm so happy that you like

the art I put out that you probably

consume on the internet that doesn't

mean I'm going to pull over to stop my

day for you to get your likes and

comments on a photo for whatever you put

it on because you like dog tooth I have

somewhere to be right he's like oh bro

you don't got to be a dick and I'm like

it's crazy that you're associating me

being an [ __ ] with giving you an

answer to a question you asked because

it doesn't mirror your ideal output so

I'm like the entitlement I'm not

tripping I get it but I'm not getting

out of the car he's like damn man please

I'll get out right now I'm like

look the car behind me if I put a thumbs

up out my

sunroof it's gonna be an awkward day for

you because he knows I feel threatened

now damn bro hey I appreciate that man

what do you appreciate this is he's like

later he drives off and these are the

interactions that I get and I'm like

what the [ __ ] is going on who rais these

[ __ ] bro this [ __ ] had a beard bro

when you got facial hair certain [ __ ]

you just can't be out here just doing

this [ __ ] had a

beard well you do bring people together

uh can't flog no is that returning this

[ __ ] I don't know man you don't know I

don't

know maybe I just want to [ __ ] ride

my bike dog

okay I just want to ride my bike man I

don't believe you but I I have a tone

where I sound sarcastic a lot of the

time huh so even when I tell the truth

or give a compliment some people think

I'm lying but I'm like I'm dead ass I

just want to just go to the mall okay

you know do you have in your mind with

the next era of Ty of the Creator music

is of course you're not telling the yet

though no this that's another thing we

got to stop doing we got to stop like

man just pop when [ __ ] uh tuky

bony in 97 or 2004 popped out with a new

song album announcement [ __ ] you didn't

know [ __ ] about it until that

[ __ ] album announcement or

video came out we got to get back to

that [ __ ] with the sneak peek

[ __ ] or like you got something coming up

and then it's story like how about this

how about you [ __ ] wait oh and mind

y'all goddamn business and go get your

latte and that's for everyone that's for

everyone [ __ ] love prying we got I

[ __ ] hate it so much dude it's so

[ __ ] weird so I'll be out of line if

I ask if they're going to have a video

for running it up definitely too late I

had a crazy idea for that video I had a

[ __ ] crazy video

my favorite song the album but I

couldn't I didn't have the [ __ ] time

to do but I had such an ill video

that actually felt like the energy

of the aura of that song but it wasn't

what people would expect I had such an

ill [ __ ] idea I didn't do it and

again that's one of probably 60 videos I

regret not doing you can still do it

though it's kind of too late it stay

like it's we're done we're done

sometimes you got to know when to let go

sometimes you got to know when to take

the clock off flavor flave and just move

on to the next

thing by the way I don't say that in a

bad way I'm going tell you something I

met flavor FL once super nice but

everyone's nice so that doesn't mean

anything smelled amazing like smelled

amazing and that man plays the

piano so well so beautifully like if you

Google Flavor FL piano it's this one

video I think he's at a ComicCon or in a

hotel lobby bro he's playing the piano

so [ __ ] well I think that's him it's

like truly I mean hitting chords that

hit my [ __ ] stomach and I'm like

course so whoever's watching this if you

get a chance Google this [ __ ] flavor

flave playing piano he might be in a

green hat with a doag and some like

Darth Vader glasses it is

amazing and I'm like flavor flave [ __ ]

the clock let people know about this

skill that you have right here that's

[ __ ] the formative [ __ ] where is

that right so good at the brunch you

told me something that I don't know if

can I talk about this that okay you told

me that you wanted to work with Jermaine

depri and you said you want him to teach

you how to make songs or something like

that yeah I don't I still don't

understand what you mean by that because

you know he has so much knowledge

Jermaine de PRI is one of our greats yes

truly one of our greats like I was

listening the sweetheart by him and

Mariah Carey off that night 1472 album

and I'm listening into this and I'm like

they don't know Jermaine depri was

writing the song like listen to my way

people don't know he's writing the song

by the way I didn't know for real told

me I'm like [ __ ] what he's like yeah

this [ __ ] writing these songs so I'm

going back I'm like listening to like

the my way records and like some of

confessions records and I'm like oh I

understand him and Brian's like vocal

phrasing oh he was writing these and now

I'm like well why can't I find any demos

at all of Germaine depri stuff the only

song where Jermaine de pri's rough or

vocal demo is in is might be track seven

on the emancipation of Mimi album oh

damn the club about to close in a minute

that's his ref and I think he told me he

wanted like Usher or someone to do that

and I ran into him at a studio one day

and I was like yo [ __ ] how much I got

to pay you for your demos he told me as

soon as the people recorded he deletes

them wow he doesn't want wow

it and I thought that was so interesting

as a I'm like well I wonder how he is at

his home with physical things is he

can't be a hoarder then he can't keep

things for nostalgic value if he deletes

that so he might have the most

minimalistic House of all [ __ ] time

if that's his thought process years pass

and I'm again listening to random song

he wrote I'm like no he has a he has a

special way of writing these songs and

this is when him and Diddy were like we

going to do the vers thing [ __ ] with me

andig like did he got that I'm like y'

understand this [ __ ] Jermaine was not

only producing and finding a talent but

was like ah I know your turn of voice

give me 20 minutes and writing and

singing this [ __ ] and I'm like I want to

soak up as much information from

Germaine Dei one day um as I can to make

me better at my craft because there's

some [ __ ] that I could definitely learn

from him that I can't even comprehend

right now okay you have to make that

happen so what he's doing with currenc

so yeah he Jermaine de PRI is sick dude

he's so sick money ain't a thing it's so

sick classic he did uh what's the song

the other song from there uh with Keith

Sweat in the what's that song where he

got the big bed uh from 1472 it might

have been a third or fourth single off

that album you you rolling with me you

calling at a party and you talk too much

but you going home with me yeah and then

the random dude at the end

RC trying like the worst name ever yeah

like he's not people really make bad

decisions early on oh my gosh Ty the

creative man thank you brother think

this was a great decision thank you for

sitting with us man that's it we can go

on some more I'm I have 30 minutes left

let's go and I have nothing to

do so I tried I tried to bait uh I tried

to bait Tyler last night into the whole

U you know big best rapper in the game

you know the big free they talking about

the Drake Kendrick Co he wouldn't go for

it he says only thing who gives a [ __ ]

hey and you know what you know what

annoys me when people are like this is

my top top five and people argue like

you got 17 year olds like yeah like dude

[ __ ] ready to die and enter the wuang

is my top 10 album ever I'm like bro you

just got hair on your dick stop it's

performing it it's like that's your and

again some people might be right but I'm

right that's your you got young boys and

babies out here and that's your favorite

like I don't care about people's

objective top nothing tell me what is

your favorite [ __ ] because you learn so

much from people you get contexts I want

to know why you think uh Pooky dookie

second album is your favorite oh I have

memories attached to it my brother did

this when I was do this and that die

track seven he talks about this found

out I was going through it like I want

to hear that I don't care about no

objective T dude the kids be doing it

with me they they they do a tier list of

like ABC and D the albums they like of

me and then tell PE ask people thoughts

you're asking people their thoughts on

what you hold to your heart what kind of

stupid [ __ ] is that that's why I [ __ ]

hate rap Twitter because everything's

performative everyone is making these

list just to have people engag

like who gives a [ __ ] who the top three

is jqu is like my favorite band I don't

know no one that talks about them and I

don't give a [ __ ] cuz I enjoy it in my

house and in my car

so why the [ __ ] are we sitting here

arguing about oh you don't got Tupac in

your top five [ __ ] no I was [ __ ]

born when that [ __ ] was at his PE like

who gives a [ __ ] tell me your personal

top five cuz y'all GNA just go in

circles I think people just like

reference points and I think it always

comes down to taste right so if you're

having a conversation with someone and

they say for real it's whack which is

impossible you will look at them it's

not impossible they might be right

they're not wrong because they grew up

different

I don't like the Beatles I don't like

the Beatles but do you think some things

are

absolutes some things I guess could be

objective but again even objective is

subjective the way that you grew up

again some kids be here call me if you

get lost and be like this [ __ ] is

terrible he's only rapping about carard

we grew up with Gangsta girls we grew up

with rap music we we knew what it was

like when 50 Cent had that [ __ ]

spinning chain and like oh my God we was

there when P had the first colored

jewelry we was we we know what ghost

face [ __ ] Eagle looks like so when

I'm saying certain [ __ ] we

know what I'm talking about some kid

whose parents grew up only listening to

The Beatles or [ __ ] uh alannis

moriset or some [ __ ] who found rap

through Reddit might not understand why

DJ Drama is there we think he's cool

sounded on a records they might think

it's terrible so it's all context so if

a nigga's like yo forel's beats are

terrible maybe he didn't grow up with

the ear to understand a Stevie Wonder

Bridge or Michael Jackson Bridge or

[ __ ] what Donnie haway was doing

vocally he might not be on that type of

time so you can't really I guess I can't

fult folks for just not liking certain

thing the thing is I don't like when

people are

engaging for arguing and things like

that for [ __ ] that they hold here and

not even trying to give content like

it's such a weird thing bro and [ __ ]

just be wanting the funniest [ __ ] on

Twitter and it's changing the

conversation and music it's where I see

people really dive in and talk about I

don't know the concept or

their favorite line what it means they

like yo I love this beat it reminds me

of this because the player did this like

conversation don't matter kids don't

even look at credits no more I don't

give a [ __ ] who

played like I don't know I I guess I

hold this [ __ ] so close to my heart and

I love music and these things so much

that when it gets reduced to the the top

plays on [ __ ] Spotify or some kid

from so and so saying so and so is

greater than this thoughts I'm like this

isn't a

conversation this has not this is stupid

I [ __ ] hate

it but you love front and bar that's the

greatest that's my that's the my

favorite piece of art it turns 20 this

year I think I'm G throw a party or a

celebration I've never and I'm I've

never made anything better than Fronton

in my personal taste and I never

will because everything I do is like

that song like I love that song that was

on the CL clones number five August 19th

2003 you can fact check that and a short

J verse you like the short vers love

dude I love I grew up on R&B rap [ __ ] so

like a eight bar verse biggie starts

can't you see with a eight I think a

eight bar verse like we got eight bar

[ __ ] ushers nice and slow I think has

a eight bar random verse like I could be

wrong with the timing but like dude I

love a bar verse so when I do Warf talk

I'm like Rocky I need a a bar verse

because I was seven years old sponging

and downloading the structure of all of

these rap R&B songs in my brain like and

some kids that are 16 are like why is

his verse so short I'm like it's not

short that's all that was needed but

again they never grew up in the same

time as me so they don't have contact so

you got some kids saying Worf talk is

whack can't say he's wrong he has no

context right like little Zayn on 112

any [ __ ] one 12 anywhere who wrote

that by the way we can do it

like classic slim bro Slim's voice is

great and third versus we talking about

bring back the third versus as MC [ __ ]

I love third versus I grew up on third

versus [ __ ] yeah third versus are like

species people like saying like I don't

like the song because it's too long you

don't like how the song sounds because

of the length like the conversation of

music now is just [ __ ] ridiculous

like I truly think it's crazy yeah I I

mean like I would [ __ ] with that song

but it's too

long but you didn't say if you like how

it sound like you see why I be so

[ __ ] agitated [ __ ] is

crazy it's [ __ ] crazy is it hard to

live in a world where people don't love

or understand music as much as you do

yeah it kind of I just try to I don't

know man you just got to find people in

real life who love these things and who

could talk and articulate and have a

passion for it

sometimes you do a think piece or write

about it no one's reading it you get

called pretentious [ __ ] be like I

ain't reading all that and it's like bro

why can't we you would think because of

the internet you would get closer to

people and music lovers that's why I

like YouTube I don't I don't really use

any streaming services I'm a YouTube

head because man you'll find a random

song and in the comment it's a

68-year-old man he leaves a little

paragraph about the first time he heard

it and what he meant to it and I'm just

like oh my God my that is awesome and

then under it someone is like that's

interesting you say that and they're

talking about the music and how it makes

them feel and oh yeah Stuart left Stuart

did the best work on the jquad second

album because of it like that's the talk

they not talking about well so and so

State this this is so and so flop era he

so this like gives a [ __ ] what about the

music bro I love it and you do like

Cherry Bomb I've I've always like Cherry

Bomb it's m people think because I say

that era of me as a person was gross and

I had to change they associate that with

thinking that I hate the cherry bomb

album I've never stated that I put the

Cherry Bomb instrumentals out because I

think that's like some of my greatest

work it's things on that cherry bomb

album with the instrumentals that I

can't do today I'm technically a better

producer but the Mind State I was in the

creative freedom that I was in I can't

even do that like to mash up all that

[ __ ] is

[ __ ] crazy to me that in part of

Cherry Bomb although that song is like

just static the in part with the [ __ ]

kids choir singing like I can't even do

that anymore I that shit's awesome and

that putting those instrumentals out

have people appreciate it in a different

way you put wolf instrumentals out

recently too yeah people love those wolf

instrumentals are some [ __ ] I was really

on my like you could hear what I was

hearing when I was four and five on that

album if anyone understands what that

means you could hear Rusty or Beamer or

award or Slater and really be like oh he

likes Jade's first album he likes cut

close first album how do you look at

Goblin I think Goblin 7th anniversary is

coming out bro Goblin is

[ __ ]

terrible but I still love it it's it's a

energy and an aura that it has and

hearing my wonky sense and gross drums

and me not realizing I'm yelling on

every song and saying the most wild [ __ ]

is what got people there it's not about

the music it was a if you were there

that energy and that aura and that air

just cutting

through uh what everyone else was doing

is so important and there's still some

ones on there I still think Yer is

awesome she is awesome uh first two

versions of nightmares ill Tron cat's

still awesome analog still cool like

it's still a few things on there but

people don't know like those a lot of

the songs on that album were just like

random songs I recorded after Goblin

that we kind of just yeah here I got

these songs when it comes to songs too I

noticed you you work well with others

but you seem to be really selective with

features like do you turn down a lot of

offers that oh yeah dude but I ain't

going to say their name remember that

group in like 2016 they offered like a

bag

for a feature and like dude you could

not pay

me you if if they said hey not only they

want to pay you a lot they got God on

the line and he said he'll [ __ ]

you if you do this it wouldn't

happen because it's just and it's not

man probably nice guys but I just

don't want to work with you artistically

and the song sucks and you are a nice

person it's nothing against you you just

don't got to say yes to everything

they're not snow algra very I'm very

selective and sometimes it's just liking

people man you are cool you are nice

let's see what we do worse come to worse

it doesn't come out right but yeah so

you have to know the person kind of like

not even all the way I'm just saying

sometimes it's not even because you like

their music or the song you could meet

people and be like man we're here let's

see what we can make sometimes it's good

sometimes it's not but

it's okay to say no it doesn't mean you

hate the person just don't want to do it

that

happens but you're a genuine guy man I

appreciate you I'm decent you're genuine

I love you man kiss me right now here we

go okay okay you with flex that's for

you and flex I thought we were leaning

how's Flex I love Flex he's so

sweet he's so sweet he's one of the

other eight [ __ ] on Earth that's

still I love Flex man he could be

performative Tyler are we going no more

tours are we touring for this project or

dates I'm not touring okay at all but

when does this come

out May whatever you want oh oh I might

do one special thing okay who knows this

doesn't leave this room all right I

heard nobody but yeah but this will be

out by then so but I'm definitely not

torn [ __ ] I'm

tired I just want to ride my bike get a

little fat you're not going to get fat

you yeah I I think I'll be buzz but you

never know oh if I do [ __ ] I'mma become

vegan that's very of you start I don't

know some weird [ __ ] I don't know I'm

cute I look cute as hell huh very very

attractive like what like uh

[Laughter]

where um anything oh you know what I do

want to say I I've seen fans saying on

the last verse of stunt man people was

like oh he's talking about Kanye and I'm

like you guys are [ __ ] stupid and

have terrible comprehension skills I I

would

never this like no I love that [ __ ] and

that is not about him it's actually

about the rest of the world when I say I

say wipe your feet on that doorm before

you speak again people just being

Hypocrites and I say how you tell us

that you're real but you stay off the

meds by stay off the meds I mean people

be out here on every drug in the world

talking about they a real [ __ ] and they

100 it's like that that's a lie you're

your lens is you're drugged up right now

you sound stupid how you got no house

keys but you show off protect and in the

background I say priorities and I'm

seeing a lot of folks like just not

really having a place to live or a means

of transportation but like they iced out

and I'm like man these priorities are

crazy um and then I say how you call

that girl a h i got 10 baby mamas I I

hate the double standard that people

have on on grown women uh having sex and

being a [ __ ] adult that [ __ ] is weird

and [ __ ] be out here having kids that

they don't even take care of and [ __ ]

everything but have the nerve to call

someone a like [ __ ] sound stupid and

then I say um how you claim you free

thinking but be preaching the Bible and

it again it's back to my original

thought where it's like [ __ ] be doing

this and that slanging doing there

shooting people but as soon as you put

an upside down cross off they want to be

like and John Psalms 7.3 said Moses and

I'm like bro you are hypocrite and then

that's I say all you [ __ ] ass [ __ ]

think you so damn hard cuz you got a big

blower [ __ ] you ain't God and [ __ ]

flashing the guns just really thinking

they got and it's like bro we eat and

breathe the same [ __ ] and then I say

y'all [ __ ] y'all got the same cars y'all

[ __ ] the same girls y'all got the same

watch y'all say the same threats y'all

take the same pictures y'all the gay

ones y'all doing to oppress those [ __ ]

and you see these you see [ __ ] getting

a certain girl and doing this and this

and all this [ __ ] just so [ __ ] could

be like damn he hard he a real [ __ ] and

like but as soon as a [ __ ] kiss a [ __ ]

like oh this [ __ ] gay like being all

that but it's like you doing all this

for the approval of other [ __ ] you

don't know you're actually the gay one

trying to impress these males and the

hypocrite like it's all so crazy to me

and people read that and thought I was

talking about yay I'm like are y'all

[ __ ] stupid look at everyone you're

listening to that's who I'm talking

about so I wanted to clear that up right

do it I just want because I have no

won't do another interview after this so

I really wanted

to clear that up right so it's not no

article thinking at I'm saying some [ __ ]

about someone who I dearly love and

happy he cleared that heaven for me um

like Yay cleared that heaven and me [ __ ]

for me like also if y'all don't know

John Legend has a second album called

once again that is fire incredible and

Kanye has a lot of production on there

and I mean that pocket when yay was

doing that and B and all that is super

good so to all you kids who only listen

to

D because [ __ ] rap caviar hold

on let me tell y'all too I like Carl

Cherry a lot I like Carl Cherry a lot

but before I met him I wasn't [ __ ]

with him because

rap caviar biggest rap thing you could

do and I invited him to my listening

part of K get lost because I wanted to

tell him in person how dare you have

this playlist or whatever this rap

caviar thing that all these kids white

black this and that listen to go to

because kids don't search [ __ ] no more

so they go to that how dare you have

that and not have a tribe call Quest

song how dare you have that and not have

a Gucci Man song showing where all these

young guys are derivative from how dare

you not at least put one

how how dare I'm not gonna say go guy's

name but how dare you only put this

guy's stuff when he makes a trap

adjacent

song what you're doing is kind of

tricking people that where monolith like

rap is only one thing and it's kind of

no difference to how when they're when

the Fox News someone like oh they're

rapper they do this that you're kind

of putting a battery in that still for

some 15year old white kids so when

someone whether it's me or [ __ ] Kevin

abstract or someone else they're like oh

nobody listen to that that [ __ ] ain't in

the street do that like you're doing

that by having the biggest rap platform

rap turns 50 this

year and like it ain't no

[ __ ] why isn't Q-tip on there why

isn't Missy on there like and I get it

like it's it's politics but like you got

a 100 songs and you telling me in the

top 30 you can't just sneak something

old in there so some kid could say what

is this question is I've never heard a

snare like this put something from 07 in

there like Jesus [ __ ] Christ and I

told Carl Cherry like it's not fair and

it's not [ __ ] right and it's

detrimental to this thing that we love

that changed so many lives because what

you're doing is making it do this

especially with this algorithm [ __ ] is

just [ __ ] doing this don't [ __ ] do

that do not do that it's not fair I

don't like and I told Carl cherry and

we're cool now but when I first met him

I was not [ __ ] with him because I'm

like you you just I love this [ __ ] too

much for for someone to just be on

comment saying oh this [ __ ] hard but

when it's something different they're

really there just no respect for I don't

[ __ ] with that and I let him know that

[ __ ] I let him know that because I don't

[ __ ] with that so now we do go on a

playlist there is something from yester

year yeah it [ __ ] better be it better

have a [ __ ] De La Soul song on there

[ __ ] uh whatever Iced Out Bart

by [ __ ] Gucci or uh [ __ ] I don't know

some timling and Missy [ __ ] or

[ __ ] I don't even listen to [ __ ]

David Banner but like like a pimp needs

to just be on there like nuck If You

Buck is so culturally important to rap

music and it's so much [ __ ] dude and

blows my mind it's no corrupt it's no

quick on there it's no

[ __ ] even Drop It Like It's Hot on

there like what are we talking about I

[ __ ] and that coincides with the

[ __ ] conversational music that's on

the internet because you go [ __ ]

Spotify and it tells you how many plays

a song got why does that

matter why does it matter with [ __ ]

how many plays it

has irrelevant do you like the song or

not I don't know man this [ __ ] is stupid

I hate all this

[ __ ] I hope I got every point across I

think

so you know me I'm g go on the

hibernation right I think this I think

this is it I think I have nothing El

y'all got anything else you got anything

you want to get off your chest you know

what Elliot no I think we Elliot you

sure it's cool I got your back if your

[ __ ] [ __ ] get smoked to you you got

I'm a little scared the waves is looking

crispy I'm scared good I'll be good n

Elliot got something to say no no we

good we good I'm happy to see you

brother I'm glad we back at it again I'm

happy we did this absolutely feel good

about it it's awesome um yeah I brought

y'all some perfume if y'all don't like

it give it to your lady

um I grew up with all women so like I

truly am a I'm so used to a certain

floral scent I like that [ __ ] most guys

are not into that and I get it but it's

spray on your clothes and and wear that

sweater two days later and it sits in

really well you sat there very well

yourself that's what's up I tried my

back hurt yeah rapper up Podcast

yeah hold on can we film this just

camera real quick it could be out take

whatever illst part of the Rock Nation

brunch I went for three reason I always

wanted to go just to because I never

went two I was like Curious what food

they had there and three I wanted to see

how many times I could be called King

I counted nine and the illst part Jay

let me park my my my BMW right in the

front everyone else had to shuttle yeah

he let me park it right in the front on

the hill was like aesthetically ill and

I top probably top four moments I've

ever felt cool like the textbook cool

I'm like Jay [ __ ] thank you bro my

homie sent me two weeks ago Christian

Coles Instagram these [ __ ] had

a photo shoot with my car in front FR of

the goddamn Rock Nation and I saw

Christian last night and I should have

told him [ __ ] don't sit on my goddamn

hood

[ __ ] I like Christian I'm just saying

[ __ ] I didn't know but that was eill

like my everyone walk up and they just

like who little yellow BMW is that I'm

like

M will you be back next year to Rock

Nation brunch I don't know I I I don't I

can't I don't know what the [ __ ] I'm be

doing that day but it was nice had some

pizza and some waffle mhm it was hot

everyone was sweating by the way

everyone was

sweating like all the photos I went

everyone look the photos everyone was

dripping wet of sweat yeah he was in the

bushes next to Dave Santan and we had a

good conversation I was like Tyler why

are you in the bushes everyone keeps

calling me king I hate that [ __ ] I was

[ __ ] hiding dude everyone was sweet

though I met I met a lot of people it

was sweet um I have nothing else to say

goodbye there we go raer podcast

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