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Behind the Mask: DJ Lyonhead's Journey from DJing to Podcasting · Yeah Buddy! Podcast

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  Music.
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  Yes, yes, yes. What's going on, world? This is your man, Buddy Romigan.
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  We are back at it, y'all, with another episode of the Yeah Buddy Podcast, y'all.
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  You know how we do every episode. I always try to bring some of my friends up
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  here in the entertainment industry. We just sit up here. We talk shop.
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  How about our journeys, our adventures in the entertainment world to see what we got going on?
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  This episode is like no other. Actually, no, this is a different episode,
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  man, because this is my first time I had a guy who had a podcast on.
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  I did his podcast a while back.
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  I told him when I got my podcast back up and running, I would definitely love
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  to have him on, talk about his podcast because it's a wonderful platform.
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  He's been a DJ. He's been a show promoter all around Sacramento.
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  Right now, y'all, I want y'all to make it live and make it loud for my good
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  friend, Mr. DJ Lionhead in the building, y'all.
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  Hey, what's up, everybody? This is DJ Lionhead.
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  Of course, my podcast is the Superchabray podcast. I am a DJ.
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  Yeah it's good to be here man good to be here thank you for being on the show
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  of course you had me on your support your boy podcast.
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  Last year see you up here up at the inner grove office and stuff like that how
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  did you actually get like find your way because there wasn't too many like podcasters
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  up here before that but like how that since you've been up here you've been
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  bringing people here on board showing people the spot and stuff like that how did you get,
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  find your way here so i was also producing a
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  podcast called laughing at your life podcast comedy
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  podcast and we had a lot of
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  people on show this was before my podcast but anyway yeah so on the podcast
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  we also started bringing in local comedians and we got to a level we got we
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  were able to talk to the one and only christian funny and all-time great so
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  he notified me hey you You know,
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  we had mentioned that we were looking for a place that's affordable.
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  And he goes, yeah, I know of a place here in Angrope. It's affordable,
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  great place, a lot of, you know, a lot of opportunity.
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  And I was like, let's try that. And we finally took the information and we ran with it.
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  And it was when we got here. We said how great it was. I'm like, man.
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  It's just letting me know what's going on. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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  So I said, sir, there's a great spot. How did you...
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  Get involved like so you wasn't really doing podcasting before that i know before
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  you got it to you was doing a djing and you got a show promoter how did you
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  go from being a want to be a dj being involved in music okay now jumping it
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  to do it like podcasting okay as a show promoter,
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  i was putting that shares in there this is before
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  i was dj here and as the show
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  promoter my shows got better and better to the
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  point where a certain dj nothing that means
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  he got he saw it i was making more money or more people's getting coming to
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  the shows you want to charge more and more i'm like man i'm gonna try to do
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  this myself so i'm looking at this equipment and i just started going ahead
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  and ebay that to myself learn how to use it on youtube or whatever you learn on youtube,
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  so learn how to use what i did and then the next time i did the show.
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  To basically how i got to the lion head is uh it was my day where i was going
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  to put the show around and DJ, and my youngest daughter said,
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  hey, Dad, I know you're about to DJ today.
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  Why don't you take my Halloween mask? It was right after Halloween.
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  She was like, let's take my Halloween mask, which is just lying.
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  And do that. Use it while you're DJing. I'm like, I'm trying to be a serious DJ.
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  And then she was like, you know, came with the puppy eyes.
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  And as she did that, I took it over to the show.
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  I didn't hear it at all. And then at the end, somebody was very new and rough
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  and nobody paid attention to them.
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  The phone was down like this. the crowd was like, you know, and I put the mask
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  on and I started DJing and then I went over there to him, the guy,
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  and I was like, you know, he's doing my mom, you know,
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  and then people went on this to doing this.
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  Ended up on instagram the very next day i saw a post it wasn't mine this is my photo page,
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  it had like 998 views and it
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  was me but homeboy you know had a palm around it i'm
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  like this is all i need to do yeah i saw i got in
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  the dj and there's some with the with being
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  like a dj being tied into the music scene because we
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  had talked um i think we talked yesterday or whatever a little bit about like
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  you even like making beats yeah the producer and stuff like that the overall
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  thing that the graphs that I got from just the general conversations that I've
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  had with you is that you're just overall just a very supportive person of artists.
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  That's correct. People that are all about expressing themselves. Yeah.
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  What I would do a lot before I started doing a show promoting,
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  I was going to artists show.
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  I see somebody had a show and I would go ahead and mention, hey man,
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  great job. I saw you up there, girl. I'm having another show next month.
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  You know, and then But he goes, yeah, my homie's having a show next week.
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  So I go and I just keep doing that, finding artists. And then, yeah.
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  And then I mentioned him, tell him I have a show. And then they all locked in with me.
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  Then I have, but then I'm willing to.
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  Another way we show support is that I would make sure they contact other people.
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  So, hey, look, you got a studio.
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  And look, you're doing this, you're doing that. So it was kind of like a hub
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  to kind of build something. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah.
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  Do you think we, because I'm just going to go back to like how we were just
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  talking, even like just before. Yeah.
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  As much as Sacramento, like, it's like the artists really support the artists.
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  Yeah. I feel like, you know, but because it's still like such a competitive,
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  based thing that we're doing because everybody wants to feel like they're the
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  best be the best yep how do you select who you choose to support and who you choose not to support,
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  and is it is it the more like the message that the person is trying to distribute or like just,
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  the person in general their actions i latched them
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  online and i see how it does
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  what you say in your dm match
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  what i see on your post like you know
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  what i mean you're like hey you know you support people
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  i'm down with all that but then i never
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  see nobody in your videos just you you know what i
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  mean you never know armies and if you're having
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  time you thought you're sitting with somebody big big name but
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  don't you ain't got no fans yeah yeah i
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  don't know about that but you know somebody who i
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  have to tell you have a lot of people and you know they really try and it's
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  consistency yeah that's one of the main things i look for if i see an artist
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  being consistent i don't mess for hell yeah yeah yeah yeah and so what was the
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  process like with you just going around like you making beats you just made
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  them and then now you was going out,
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  getting artists artists now being able to make music and stuff like that.
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  Yeah what is that what is it like i said because you being somebody that's always
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  supportive that's what the that's almost what the producer is you know so you're
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  making something for the artist to now rap on or or sing on and stuff like that
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  yeah were you ever in front of the mic yes yeah,
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  before i started becoming a dj like you mentioned i had me i may be you know
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  before i was even a show promoter i was in our startup as an artist and then.
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  And then i kind of like stopped beginning so i'm going to get
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  in probably love music i'm going to make beats and
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  then i i started learning
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  off a program or samples and then learn how to
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  do my own took myself to crc okay and
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  learn how to learn how to do music i was certificating that and
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  then i started making beats showing people and
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  then people that i worked with closely with my
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  team they were like uh you
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  really got something really completely do something so we kind of make something together as
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  soon as we put something together and we started trying to
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  get shows and you know we got sam you know
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  the ones who with us we kind of remember them and make
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  sure when we get a chance we show them love you
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  know you know that's how i kind of made that's how
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  i became a music producing artist to
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  a music producer producer to a show and from
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  that to dj yeah i mean that business you're
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  paying it for you're paying it forward because that's your mentors taught
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  you to be that you know so yeah you just pay it forward and
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  stuff like that nice nice so now let's
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  jump forward to podcasting yes the podcasting world how is the podcasting world
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  different from you doing like the working in the music industry because your
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  podcast is see most of you interview yeah artists and stuff like that but you're
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  still not in the music industry. You get it.
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  So the way I worked is when I was... The pandemic started it all.
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  The pandemic, I started finding out what podcasting was, seeing my first podcast.
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  The first one I heard was Bill Burr's podcast. And then what really did it for
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  me is watching 85 South Show. Yeah.
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  85 South Show, see what they were doing, what they were able to talk about.
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  That made me do i wish i could do something like that hence now me and shout
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  out jay and for sure from reference your life podcast is a comedy podcast it
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  was from that idea but anyway.
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  The reason why it kind of connects you now when it comes to djing because as
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  a dj you're out there you know i'm gonna show everybody's having a good time
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  i'm basically talking so the dj and
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  talking about it, they're just hand in hand.
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  And then, of course, when it comes to how I got into podcasting,
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  yeah, you mentioned you started from the 85-style show, and then learning to
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  do it, you know, working at it, working at it, working, getting better and learning. Yeah.
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  What are some of the things that you learned from doing music that you was then
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  able to apply to now to doing podcasting?
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  Well, I started to pipe everything of my podcast equipment through the DJ system.
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  Wait a minute, this thing, how are they getting, my biggest concern was,
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  how do you get the audio where it doesn't have the background in it,
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  it just has straight audio?
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  I don't know why, I didn't know how to do that, so I would just figure out ways
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  that's going on Google and stuff, how do you know, how to get what kind of boxes,
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  I heard about interface,
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  oh wait, like the one we have as a producer, if you have a studio at home you
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  have a computer you know keyboard and your interface connects to your mic which
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  is the same thing for podcasting and you just kind of,
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  come out you enjoy podcasting more than you do.
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  Like deep making yeah.
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  All right it's a different thing
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  though it's two different it's two different they're two different things like because from
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  like what the i would be like podcasting and then even
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  doing like you know stand-up comedy yeah okay yeah i'm still talking i can still
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  you know tell tell sit up here and tell jokes and stuff all like that yeah and
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  it's still a different world and like okay i'm sitting here and telling jokes
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  to audience whereas this is just i mean it almost gets to the point where just
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  barbershop talk you know what i'm saying yeah i would say,
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  beat making can kind of relax me and keep me in a cool mood no matter what.
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  Podcasting is a challenge. You know what I'm saying? I know how to make beats.
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  I know what I'm doing when it comes to the beats and sounds and stuff like that.
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  But podcasting is a challenge because you got to look inward. You know what I mean?
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  You're right, gang. You're just, you know, you're not trying to say that, right?
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  No, I get exactly what you're trying to say because that's why I think with.
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  Comedians doing podcasts is natural to us.
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  The same thing you were just saying, that's how we get to do it.
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  We just got to be very self-reflective and just like, all right,
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  I'm going to say something. Yeah.
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  It's the honesty that you can put out of yourself really shows compared to when
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  you laugh or, you know what I mean?
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  So, well, I'm going to be honest of course they'd be still lying in somebody's
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  song as you know so that comes easy you know what I mean it's more harder to
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  be completely real and honest and look in your side and just you know really
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  tell what's really going on yeah that takes more skill that's a challenge I
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  think it's more difficult from like,
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  being an actor you know trying to like if I it's different if I had like an
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  actor who was a guest on the podcast as opposed to like the actor,
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  host of the podcast because we have almost, because I do both or whatever,
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  but when you approach it as actors and stuff like that, we kind of have.
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  This persona that we have to keep, that people have to see us in some certain
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  light, you know what I'm saying?
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  Otherwise, we're not this big old movie star in our head that we think we are.
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  We want to be and stuff like that. So it's kind of hard for us to kind of just
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  shed that skin, whereas if we're the,
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  person being interviewed or whatever, oh yeah, I've got this, I've done this,
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  I've done that, rather as all right i gotta listen i remember
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  what you said because with comedians being honest
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  with yourself is like part of part of the
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  whole deal you know you know just that's what you got to respect about um we
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  can't lie yeah i mean we could steal jokes but you know you're stealing jokes
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  from somebody who didn't lie about that joke like that's that's their life story
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  that's what that's what they went through, you know.
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  It's really tough for them to lie about themselves when they try to,
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  tell a story you know what i mean so that's what i do like in my communities they're more likely,
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  to be honest about themselves yeah maybe you and myself on the other side but
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  you know themselves then they're off stage yeah they don't feel like they want to tell the truth.
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  Yeah no yeah we're like this is how this is how it is and not only tell the
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  truth about ourselves but we're also telling the truth about like a person in
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  the audience exactly they're laughing about it you know the reaction like oh
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  oh i feel that way yeah yeah you know or if they're not laughing about like
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  oh i feel a certain type of way yeah i agree i mean there's there's this
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  massive freedom to be able to say to be able to try to say what you want in
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  a world of comedian where people are on the outside you know we try to hide
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  some of the things you know we're like okay yeah but comedians job is to yeah
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  you know yeah it's kind of like like i said like with being a rapper,
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  I was like, carry that persona where they're like,
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  at first, it was like, it was okay to lie about the things that you,
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  you know, to sell, to make it seem cool or whatever, but then it turns to where,
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  like, oh, well, I gotta be about what I'm rapping about, you know what I'm saying?
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  How I gotta live this. Now I have to live this life, whereas,
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  like, with comedians, I know, we just been like this our whole lives.
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  And we just finally decided to speak up about it, you know? Yeah.
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  100% agree. Yeah.
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  So while we're on the subject of the podcast, let's get into dive deep into
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  your podcast, the Support Your Boy podcast.
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  I'm going to put the flyer up right here, right now.
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  This is the logo, y'all, so y'all see it on YouTube, Instagram,
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  Facebook, or wherever he has it.
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  Where can't people see the Support Your Boy podcast? I'm going to go to YouTube
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  and please subscribe on YouTube to Support Your Boy podcast.
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  If you're like, hey man I'll try Maybe you got some clips or something I have
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  those on Instagram That's at support underscore chat,
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  underscore B-O-I underscore pod That's on Instagram You can get all the clips,
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  some of the funny clips Some of the,
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  People being real artists It will give you the insider view About being an artist
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  that you never usually never really talk about it so.
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  Yeah now that we have the you're going to get on all podcasts and support your
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  boy you know get into the mind of the person how you know how do they,
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  work do what they do yeah yeah I remember being a guest on your podcast and
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  stuff like that you as it's a very like I said not say,
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  personal questions but definitely questions that would you know to get information
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  out of somebody you know for the purpose of,
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  what's the process so for people to
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  learn it's not necessarily what are
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  you doing to nitpick at what it is it's like no I see you're doing something
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  so let's talk about it so now go back to being supportive other people can learn
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  from what it is that you're doing so now they can learn from your mistakes or
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  learn from your rights right,
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  yeah I agree so when it comes to ran the you want me to ask him questions hmm.
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  You have to forgive me i'm feeling pretty good
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  right now yeah yeah yeah you know what i'm saying yeah let me get back to that
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  yeah we're talking about that that's that yeah yeah i'm feeling really cute
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  right now but um anyway so yeah well basically again we talked before we're
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  talking about is uh the reason i asked the questions that i do because if i wanted to do what you do,
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  what's the process and let me know that what to watch out for her and what i
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  should be doing because sometimes you may use something like,
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  if I'm going to get into comedy, I'm going to learn, you know,
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  what's the process of, you know, how would that work?
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  Do you know what I mean? I'm actually taking advice from somebody who I actually
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  know and trying to get the information that most people won't know.
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  Not that I'm trying to get through.
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  And so what are some of the pros and cons that you've experienced now.
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  With podcasting and spreading that information out?
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  Have people been really supportive of the information?
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  They're going to be like, hey man, we ain't trying to hear this. Or is it like a mixed bag?
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  Most people are supportive of the podcast because I think some of the artists
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  I work with, they're really supportive of what goes on because they see me doing the shit.
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  I was almost like if I was doing shows, instead I was finding another way to support them.
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  I mean, I put on shows and stuff, but when it comes to seeing me going into
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  the podcast, I was like, you know, I never charged, when I was doing shows,
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  I never charged somebody to put them on a flyer. I just do it. You know what I mean?
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  And things of that nature. So, when it comes to me going to the podcast and
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  they see me doing that, it helps them.
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  It helps me. And we just... she has supports i'm like that's my russia point
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  they're gonna support me back and,
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  obviously it's been working yeah because are there are there a lot of podcasts
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  up here in sacramento is there because i'm i'm kind of new with the podcast
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  i've only been doing this for about,
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  dude there are a lot of podcasts in sacramento yeah that i come to find that but.
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  Some of them are not connecting with other podcasters.
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  Yeah. So they may have a patch of friends like, hey, I got friends who smoke
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  weed or something or do something like that.
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  And the only people who are already doing that that they know of,
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  they're only talking. These guys are going to play basketball,
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  talking about the Kings.
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  They're not looking to talk to somebody who is a comedian. They just want to talk about King stuff.
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  Yeah. you know so when it comes to I read a podcast here I found out podcasts everywhere,
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  everywhere I see y'all calling what this is a podcast some of them don't look
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  like the professional ones you see but you know they're at a certain stage podcasts is a podcast yeah,
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  people's growing they're learning it don't even matter you ought to start somewhere
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  yeah that's what I was saying because like I said like with all these different
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  podcasts we got we got we got to talk we got to team up and try to try to do
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  something to where we get like,
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  all these different podcasters just to
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  try to link up we got to try to we we we gonna work
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  we gonna try to figure something like yeah we gotta work something up with that
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  you know so now with that support your boy podcast how's that going how many
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  episodes have you got going on you've had so far 70 now 70 episodes yeah almost
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  100 almost at 100 man congrats man how long did you do it for,
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  since 2022 nice yeah 2022.
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  How do you keep up with the consistency um like I said before I did this podcast
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  my podcast I was with I was the producer of Laughing at Your Life podcast I
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  mean I had ever had a podcast,
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  but the one thing I've noticed I've noticed things didn't grow because I wasn't
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  consistent so when it came to laughing at your life, I just started to be consistent,
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  and I tried to get the girls to make sure they were being consistent,
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  and it took, you know, it took a while, you know,
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  we found out, we started moving, we started being consistent,
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  we started moving from 200 followers, I mean, subscribers on YouTube.
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  To now there's a thousand, so, that's because we're being consistent,
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  you know, the people we were, we were mostly interviewing people we knew, like, around,
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  to the point where we finally got a real comedian and then we started getting
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  all kinds of comedians and,
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  cheek you know rico the great shout out yeah shout out
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  to rico yeah yeah rickerson arcani so that
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  was a claim for being consistent for them to see us you know what i mean so
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  yeah well i found out that uh reason why things have worked out is because you're
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  being consistent that's what i've been holding on to support your point i'll
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  be trying to make it work constantly y'all.
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  I mean, I think out of the whole show of the episodes, I missed one week.
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  Yeah? One week. I was out.
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  But other than that, I just kept going. Shout out to the consistency,
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  bro. The consistency was going to get you there.
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  What I'm going to do here is this is what we do every show. I think I talked
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  about it with you earlier.
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  This is what we call is the Mount Rushmore.
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  Thank you to the mayor. All right. Cool.
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  Yes, y'all. So right now, y'all know Mount Rushmore is a game that we play every
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  episode of the Yeah, Buddy podcast.
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  That's basically where our special guests, we have them do their top four,
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  whatever it is that they specialize at.
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  So for this episode, because we got the Support Your Boy podcast,
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  DJ Lionhead of the building, we are going to do your Mount Rushmore podcast.
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  What podcast motivated you, inspired you to be, support your boy podcast? Okay.
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  Mount Rushmore. We definitely got to start with Bill Burr's Monday Morning Podcast.
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  That's where, you know, I just thought podcasts were audio.
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  And then he is what, he's definitely on the right track of Mount Rushmore.
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  Number two will have to be, and I think will always be, will be my number one
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  podcast when it comes to the video. Okay.
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  85 South Show. I'm an 85%er. Big time. I have seen them in Sacramento.
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  I plan to see them when they go to Oakland and whenever they come to the area.
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  Anyway, number three, I have to say, ooh, it's going to be a tough one because,
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  yeah, it's going to be tough because they're kind of going through it right
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  now, but brilliant idiots. Okay.
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  Yeah. I love that podcast. They got to go up there.
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  And how many do I get for the Rushmore? Four. Three. Oh my God, one more. One more. Ooh.
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  Yeah. Oh, man. I'm going to get one.
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  Huh. Oh, it's taking me a minute. This is where it always gets tricky. Yeah.
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  Before I was like, man, can I get this six? The first season,
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  I was letting people do it.
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  So if they're pro-boppers, they're like a whole terrain. It wasn't even a mountain.
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  It was just a terrain of just yeah it's just it is now we know we know we know
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  we know i got you i got sure and i'm going to show you that first one it would probably.
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  Yeah i'm not saying joe joe's not not all that to me who's your buddy huh joke
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  oh yeah oh i was like oh yeah he's going by the podcast now i will probably say,
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  i like your mom's house the comedy podcast
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  okay who's who hosts that one okay i'm scared
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  me and his wife this is how
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  old your name anyway i like
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  that i look at podcasts a lot i'm gonna say
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  that because i have that four i put them up
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  there he said the one thing i do like like
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  you were talking about like the joe buddy podcast this is the
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  joe buddy podcast but one thing i do like i do
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  depend about like the joe buddard podcast okay whenever like
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  outside like their hot takes or whatever stuff like that but like whenever like
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  joe buddard goes in it talks about like what's happening in the music industry
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  yeah as much as like like you look at like the guest like not even the guest
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  the host the coast stuff like that they look at it from like a fan's perspective
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  and they're always disagree with what he's saying but then like,
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  down the line it usually always turns out right and so I always so I always
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  relate to that to like what's ever going on.
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  In movies you know the movie just the movie business in general because what's
• 26:55
  ever happened to the music industry is the same thing that's happened to the
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  movie industry stuff like that so I just so whatever,
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  get through all the hot takes you know the gossip
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  and all that type of stuff but whenever they own in and talk about
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  like yeah what's what's happening the the
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  whatever's happening in the entertainment business like
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  from the business side as it relates to
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  you know fans watching and stuff like that like
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  all the stuff that may be going on with like the hot takes
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  was you know drake and kendrick lamar and stuff all like yeah and
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  you look at it but i'm all like there has to be
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  something going on like you like for the business side of things for
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  things to be swayed this way that from the like from the
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  fan base you you're not it doesn't need really need
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  to concern you but from somebody who is trying to
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  pursue you know be in this business in some capacity and
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  i've got to like look at it like oh this is what's really going
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  on yeah so i do so i
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  do i do take like listen to that because i say
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  a lot of times when he does as wet brash or you know opinion or much of the
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  asshole people you know db but i'm all like his experience in the entertainment
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  industry made him that you know that's true yeah and without like when you're
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  somebody as talented as he was like from the rapper's perspective but they're still.
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  Understand that none of that mattered. As talented as a rapper, none of that matters.
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  So he has this perspective of how the entertainment works from somebody who was inside it.
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  He's free to speak on it. But he does it as such a code to where if you're somebody
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  who you got to really hear what he's saying.
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  That's just what I take away from that. But then I also listen to...
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  I feel like I get that a lot from my rappers podcast.
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  I get a lot of that from a million dollars worth of gain. You hear about that
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  from drink champs or something like that.
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  Something about just.
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  Barbershop talk. They're not afraid to just... We ain't trying to get back up
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  into this entertainment business or be part of that whole circus.
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  It's just that barbershop talk where you just hear them talk about what the business is like.
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  And like speaking at it from an artist hearing it from an artist perspective I'm all like,
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  oh I can see why you know like when somebody like falls off you're like man
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  that bumper he was so talented so how I'm like oh business something on the
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  business side went wrong so that's why even now like with the way I move like
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  when you see like this tablet right here and stuff all like this I mean,
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  not trying to like rude, but like, you know, my whole funny business thing,
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  you know what I'm saying? Like business didn't, business blew up.
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  You know what I'm saying?
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  But I took all the funny, this is funny business now. Yeah.
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  I don't got to worry about that drama. You know what I mean? Like I say,
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  learning from what he's talking about, because like I said, like everything
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  is being like all these, these record label companies, if they found out that
• 30:01
  a machine could do the work that people can do, I'm going to have a machine do it.
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  Right. And I'm all like, hey, well, you know what?
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  I don't care. I'm a machine that can do it.
• 30:12
  Exactly. So, yeah, I agree. I mean, the fact that you can, you can,
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  you can, compound, what's the word?
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  Compound or something like that. Yeah. Yeah, you know what I'm trying to say.
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  You know. That's C word. Yeah.
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  The fact that you can get it all together. Compress. Compress,
• 30:32
  yeah. Maybe that's what I mean. Yeah, I don't know. It's one of those C words. Yeah.
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  The fact that you can do that and you don't have to have it you gotta be waiting
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  on this person to do this and that person to do that,
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  it's the one in the world you know what I mean but that's what it is yeah but
• 30:51
  that's just my little hot take on that but anyways you got any events or anything
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  coming up before we wrap up this episode,
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  let's see here,
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  I have a guest, some people may have known him, some people may not,
• 31:09
  this Sunday I will have the Street Beef Famous Guy Death Satin on my podcast.
• 31:17
  We'll be streaming it live on Instagram.
• 31:21
  Yeah, so if you can head over to support underscore Chad, C-H-A underscore.
• 31:30
  B-R-I underscore pod on Instagram You can follow me there And then probably
• 31:37
  about 8 o'clock We will be going live,
• 31:41
  And talking about his next Street B fight. If you've ever seen Street B,
• 31:45
  if you know who Death Shettings is, you know the show.
• 31:48
  Okay, the show. And so, man, just in case maybe this episode doesn't air by tomorrow.
• 31:53
  Yeah. Or people miss the Instagram live. Is there somewhere where they can catch
• 31:57
  the episode after it airs? Yeah, you can go and to YouTube.
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  All the full episodes on YouTube. I really appreciate you guys subscribing to that.
• 32:07
  You'll find that episode. You'll find the buddy.
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  That he ran into that episode on YouTube. The whole things of what he said.
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  Yeah, go up there and get those views up, man. You got some pretty good gems
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  in that interview, too, and stuff like that.
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  You did some really good jobs. I'm like, man, good to hear this, man.
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  See, I'm going to put your logo up one more time so the people watching it can see.
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  And like I said, for people who are listening and stuff like that,
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  it's the support underscore chah, C-H-A.
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  Underscore boy B-O-I Podcast
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  or pod so yeah
• 32:44
  support your boy everybody here watching it that's the logo right there so look
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  that up and go do like the logo says it support your boy yeah so we're going
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  to wrap up this episode we're going to close it out right here on this camera
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  my name is Buddy Rami host of the Yeah Buddy Podcast my man DJ Lyon.
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  on the next episode y'all man peace Thank you.