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Davin Brunson · Corporate Dropout

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  You just drop back into corporate drop out. Our first returning guest, sir. Yeah, this
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  is Mr. Dave. How you doing? I'm good bro. Chilling. How are you? How are you guys? Oh. It's good. I think
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  I haven't seen you in a while. Even though you've been in my crib the last eight days. This was the
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  first guest we had to live in her in our house. Yeah, yeah, it's very casual. We woke up, maybe hit a
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  little cheeky J got straight boosted, maybe took a little shot of Henny. Recap of
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  last night. But no, it's not going to be our typical episode because we already had them on
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  the last season. We're gonna get a little yearly update because I know a lot of things have
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  changed a young life, bro. A lot. Some good, bad, ugly when you're all character development at the end
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  of the day, but I think we should start off first. I think we should start off first. Not with what
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  you think I'm about to say. But you're moved back to South Carolina because you're the first person
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  I've met that has moved to New York and been like, hell no. And then went back home. So what was the
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  what was the thought process in that New York really like?
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  Podcast New York really we're gonna let you read like word that. Yeah, let's bring it back. Try that
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  again. Uh. Leaving island. It's not for me. Living in New York is. Rough, bro. It's like, um,
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  I don't know. It's mad, dingy and like, people frustrated, and, I don't know, it's too much energy.
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  I like peace and calm. You're like that little southern charm. Yeah, bro. Southern hospitality. And
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  how long were you living in New York? Until you realized like this for me. Probably like a month.
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  You don't visit enough to be like, I wouldn't move here like I did, like a month. I was like, nah, I
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  wanted to move here. Like, when I didn't live here, I was like, man, I gotta, I gotta move to New York.
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  But like the last week, I feel like you've been talking about it. I love you. You want to come back?
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  Yeah, I might come back, but, like, this is not. Not for work. For work. To work for the bread. I feel
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  like he was telling a story one time where, um, a kid broke into your crib. Yeah, well, yeah, I wrote a
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  song about it, too. You wrote a song about it? We'll get into the music later. But tell us what
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  happened. All right, bro. Two little 15 year old kids. Um, I actually met them both. This is crazy
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  shit, bro. All right, so I'm hooping or something with sooth and sick. And
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  then when I come back, they had already broken into my house. I had no fucking clue what they did.
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  A midday and then I go, don't even notice. I wake up in the morning. I'm looking for my Jordans. Like,
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  I was literally just like, oh, I'm about to go to this is the next day. The next morning I wake up
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  and then I'm like, man, where are my Jordans? I was like, damn, I leave him upstairs, look around, see
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  him. I'm like, what the fuck? And then I checked my wallet and then my wallet was missing
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  all my cards, and I was like, what the fuck? Because it was upstairs to my wallet's never upstairs. I
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  left on the like next to my bed. So it was upstairs. I was like, what the fuck is going on? And
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  then I called my apartment building and I'm like, I think I got broken into and I got dinged on my
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  phone, literally like BK kicks, its in, its in Flatbush BK kicks
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  store automatically cashed out. That's the first guys who he tried to. He didn't know my my debit
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  pin. He thought it was a credit card or something. And then I get a ding other than it was like
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  faulty pin at this location. I was like, I walked past the store every day. I was like, the fuck? I
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  was like, I grabbed my running shoes and I like, sprinted there and I was like, who? I run in the
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  store. I was like, who the fuck? I was like, who just came in here using the red card? I was using the
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  card. And then the dude. He's like, what, bro? No one even came in here. I was like, no, stop playing. I
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  got a thing. I was like, I see him like I showed him. I got a ding, I got a ding. He just came in
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  here. He's like, oh, that one. I was like, bro. Oh, he's like, he just went across the street. So I run
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  outside. I get another thing, the other sneaker store across the street. Oh, he's trying to go
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  crazy. Yeah, he's trying to bowl out and then he'll have a great week of school next week. Go and fly
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  his house iced and then ran down for real. Then I as a kid just walking out of
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  the store, he's wearing Thunder Force and that's the shoe that that I was missing. And I was like,
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  they looked big on him. I was like, oh, brother, I know mad people who've stolen shoes. You never
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  wear them. You know where the next day, next day is in the scene, I walk up to him and I was like, hey,
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  bro. I was like, where do you get those? Because I don't know. I don't know if he stole from me. This
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  is like a common shoe. So I walk up and I was like, where do you get those, bro? He's like, uh, he said,
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  bully, bully. He start running, bro, start sprinting. And then I'm like, chasing him. We're literally
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  running through cars and traffic and weaving cars. And then I catch up to the back of his shirt and
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  I like, pull him up to the wall and I like slam up to the wall. I like get up, come out shoes, bug out
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  shoes. I was like, give me all my shit, give him my shit. He pulls his wallet out like throw his
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  wallet on the ground. I'm like going through his bag. And then like this, this Chinese lady from the
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  restaurant, like, right there, she walks out and she like. And I was like, what? And she's like,
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  I don't know what the fuck. I was like, I don't know what you thought you were talking about. And
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  then she pulls her phone out and shows me a picture of the kid, like a stealing, you know? And
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  people, like, steal from her restaurant. Yeah. Got a camera. She showed me the kid, and I was like, damn,
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  you just stealing from everybody. So my son was just wanted, like, bro. Then a barber comes out and
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  he was like, just that badass little kid from up the street. And then, bro, I'm literally holding him.
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  And then they were like, call the police on him. Call the police on them. I used to steal a lot as
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  a kid in my life. I used to steal a lot and I never really got caught. And when I did get caught,
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  I kind of got let go. So I was like. I was like, I don't know, maybe this is. This is my karma. So I
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  told the kid I was like, I was like, give me my shoes. I gave my running shoes because it was
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  snowing. This was like February. Um, so it's like ice on the ground. So kid can't go home like no
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  shoes. He didn't get hypothermia. Like you don't fuck around. Like I can't do that. So I was like,
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  take these shoes. Give me my Jordans back. It was some free Nike's I got from them anyways.
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  Then the kids go. Then I see him again, like a week later. Stealing his friend. I didn't press him or
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  anything. I was so, like, psyched out that I have the kid up on the wall and I'm worried like
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  adults just walking by. They like, they're like. Like, bro, you can't. You see a 22 year old man
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  holding it for me? What the fuck? Hopefully you set them straight, bro. Yeah. If you're watching it, he
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  might be watching. You're watching this, bro. We hope you're not hitting links and shit like that.
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  And just don't go to Jersey city with that. Yeah, the Brooklyn River I wrote. I wrote a song about
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  you too. You won't go to the diss track soon. What did you say in the song? Nothing crazy. Just be
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  like, don't be a dickhead. Yeah. Hold on bro. You'll see. You'll see. All
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  right, so that happened. You packed it all up. Went back to South Carolina. How's South Carolina been
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  treating you lately? South Carolina. Great, bro. I got good ass friends. Kyrie somewhere. Jake Sawyer,
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  all my boys out there. Cam. Everybody. I love everybody, bro. Where'd you go to live with it,
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  Miles? I was supposed to leave together. He didn't. Lock in. He ain't locked in. Whose fault is this? It
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  might have been. It might have been a third party. Yeah, it might have been a third party, but. It
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  didn't work. Out. Yeah, we was on, like, different times. We didn't like it even quick enough. But in
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  another universe, we got that crib in Bushwick. Thank you. That's a nice crib, too. It was a really
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  nice. It was a loft. Yeah, yeah. No, I wasn't in that, uh, in the genre. I think you were still in high
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  school or something. Yeah, I was still going to come up. Yeah. He big homie Troy. I wasn't good
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  enough to link with draw, you know what I mean? I was still doing my thing back in Michigan. So
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  you've been the thing of, like. The thing I like about you is you're very creative. Don't laugh at
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  my stutter, dude. You like to dip your hands into music, fashion
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  content brand. I feel like we should start with the brand, because I feel like you kind of run
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  with that a lot. Yeah, that's my bread and butter. You're kind of. What? How many years have you been
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  running a brand now? Like two, three, six, six, ten, 15. You was way off 15, 26, six
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  years. But I feel like in the beginning you were kind of just doing like, customs. Yeah. For. So it
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  started making stuff. That's why the name is Still Christmas like that. Because it started like me.
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  Just like making some shit. Do you ever get sick of the name? You ever want to change it? Yeah.
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  That's why we're trying to, like, roll into the CBGB thing, because, um, people still always, like,
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  know what ass crates was like that. So we're kind of keeping it with the CDB because its creation
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  is by David Brunson. But if you just levels to it there's levels to crazy bliss.
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  The range are broken. That's the CBD. I just learned this. Yeah I wanted to ask. So I was
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  looking at the tag on the jeans and it's CBD. But the list is lowercase b. Is that intentional or
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  you just literal? It's intentional or intentional because it's one word crazy blessed. But actually
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  you're not like crazy and blessed. You're crazy blessed. Crazy blessed that the last beat was the
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  broken. There's there's two B's. CB BB. But which b is lowercase?
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  The first b the bliss. Okay, okay. Crazy bliss. Don't you got like a another line above that one.
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  CB db DVC. He's on bulshit. Just just you tell us bro
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  isn't any talking about bad. Yeah. Yeah you do tell me again bro.
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  I don't know if I'm doing sell making clothes and the label don't really matter. Names don't really
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  matter if the shit is hard, if people like it. That's really good. Call it a day, you call it.
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  That might be the new name. Call it a day. Call it a, call it a day. That's a new brand, bro. How was
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  the how was your, like, creative process when it goes to like making your clothes like, do you kind
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  of start like you get inspiration from movies or like how do you be how do you start every like,
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  literally everything. Everything. Like going to the grocery store, I'll see somebody. They'd be like,
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  that's just hard as fuck. I got, I got that, I gotta make that my own vibe. But really, this is why I
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  tell everyone when I kind of make clues when it comes to like, what is your creative process? What
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  I would I wake up in the morning, the first thing I want to wear, like, you know, when you wake up and
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  you're like, today, I want to I want to put on the Belinsky hoodie, Belinsky hoodie with whatever,
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  whatever you just put on drawers all day and just walk out. Yeah, I go top of the morning, draws a
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  little Celsius. Just just. Yeah. Troy set his cheeks on the counter. All right. He
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  starts working. I remember he was talking. That happens. Yeah. Have you seen it? You see? Look,
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  that's why you're not even tonight in this shit. This is about Devin Brunson, not about Troy. See
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  Coach Cheeks all right. Throwing them. Yeah. But the thing about your creative process. You don't own
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  the iPad and the Apple Pencil. You draw everything. Which is very different because everyone. I even
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  have the iPad. The traditional. Yeah. Traditional southern values. So how do you get that from the
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  drawing to actually a tech pack that gets into sampling. So I got like three different sketches.
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  There's like the idea sketch, which is like bullshit. Like probably only I would be able to,
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  like, understand what it is. Then there's a second sketch which is like that, but refined. So you like
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  detail, you can see everything. And then there's a third sketch that I do with measurements and, um.
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  more like straight lines. So like it's I literally make tech packs, but like I do, I make a tech pack
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  I don't like, I don't know, I don't click lines and like make a shape. What's like the, the
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  most important and the most difficult part of that process for you know, that's the fun part,
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  bro. That's the that's the easy part. Like measurements make sense I also I'm a model and
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  sample size. It's just a G code. I can just take this and do that. And I'm like, oh I want the
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  sleeve to be this long with the chest of Evo. But so it's real easy. Modeling career brand
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  pipeline. Yeah, they definitely they help each other a lot. Like because I don't know, I don't
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  want to sound like a dickhead, but like people view modeling is like really cool. So like. It kind
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  of makes the brand cool in itself because it's like, oh, it's ran by somebody who's already in
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  fashion, like, so when I work with Givenchy or Diesel or Kenzo or Effendi or, you
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  know, I could go. Let's go. Go. Okay. But if I work with any of those brands, people see that and
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  they're like, dang, he's associated with them. So when I have my own brand, not to say it's like on
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  that level, but it's like I understand that realm. Do you like, take. Inspiration from like because
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  you're also like behind the scenes and you're seeing like how like they style the pieces before
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  shows you ever like, take inspo from like the pieces that you see, like on the runway? Definitely.
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  I'm not gonna lie. Definitely, definitely. Like the trench coat. Like trench coats and stuff that
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  started from, um, a specific girl. She, uh, she always wore trench coats and was very swaggy. I feel
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  like model type is cool. I feel like. Getting to, like, the final part of the runway. Like getting to
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  the walking part is a very long process. Are you taking inspiration from,
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  like, a big brand like that, scaling up to that size and being able to do something like that? And
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  how are you going to put that into your brand over the next years. You know what I mean? Like.
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  Like getting on the runway. How are you? Like. Because you talked to me about. Like how you have
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  these big aspirations for, like, certain events for your brand and certain activities going into
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  these modeling runway shows and seeing it from another brand. How can how what did you learn from
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  that, that you can do in the future to scale it from just online clothing brand to something more
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  in person that people can view in person, by in person. Uh, it's like community. Like you just got
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  to build a community, which is really hard. And nobody, nobody really understands that when it
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  comes to like, clothing brands, because I feel like people just just kind of like sell stuff and
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  that's that's what it is. I mean, it's a business at the end of the day, but building a community
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  and like people who, uh, like the same things or view the same way of life
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  or music or anything like it's kind of just like connectivity to everybody. So I feel like a brand
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  feels like a, tight friend group or something. It's like we all are in this. I feel like if you build
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  that community. We were just talking the other day about Supreme Bro. Supreme sat in the room and
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  said, we gonna sell a brick to these motherfuckers. Sold out. It sold out. To. We're gonna sell a
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  brick. That was Supreme being around for almost 40 years. So, like, I feel like their community and
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  their, I guess, their audience. And, like, they're just so tight, like, tapped in. I feel like you can
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  only get, like, a strong community like that over time. If you even get to the point where you can
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  slap your logo on something, a freaking rock and sell it. If I walked into the Supreme store and I
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  saw a brick for $10, I'm like, it's $10. I'm pretty sure I was like 50 or some shit. Yeah, they was
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  reselling for like 200. 300. Yeah. The crowbar. The crowbar was like a band at one point. They ever
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  threw a pop up for your brand? Uh, I did one in Greenville, South Carolina to, like, four years ago.
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  So that didn't really count. Nah. What kind of pop would you want to do, if anything? We're going to
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  do a pop up that's going to roll into a runway show. So it'll be like, oh, I'm sorry. A runway show
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  that rolled into a pop up. So it'll be the models on the wall. It won't be traditional where they
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  are, just like just logging. Yeah, we ain't done that shit. We're going to do, like, fun. Like, it's
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  gonna be interactive. People gonna be smoking. Somebody's going to get ash on. Somebody's going
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  to get like, a beer thrown on them. Now you're going to have to, like, sign a waiver to come to
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  the show, because it's. Like, it's. Gonna be like a rave. You might get like, something might happen.
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  You might get paint. You gonna fuck up? Everyone closed, so they got to buy yours. You might get
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  paint. On. You. Something might happen is. Something might happen. That's it. Some fire might start. Oh,
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  no. Are you gonna have to have the staff on on site ready? Something might happen. Yeah. That's
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  what. That's what we'll. Do. Call it what you want. So call it a day. All day. Yeah. All right, let's
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  shift topics for a second. You in this music, bro? When were you, like, starting to make music? I
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  know you've been really into it lately. I don't know if you've just been bored in South Carolina
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  or going through some stuff. Heartbreak is a hell of a draw. Yeah, heartbreak will make you the most
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  creative man in the world, you know. You know what they'd be saying, though? When your favorite
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  artists get their heart broken, they make the best music. Yeah. But when you do, all aspects are right.
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  You can just lock in. Just be creative. It's just smooth. When did you start making the music? Um,
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  actually, I've been making music for like, three years, but I never like. No, no, they were like, dove
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  into it or like. Like you be in, like, the studio. No, I don't know. I'll just be with the homies and.
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  Like, I got an AirPod mic. I'd be doing it like you got, like, my. One boy had one of my homeboys. Uh, Ayo,
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  he has a studio. I did a song with him. So in the studio. That's the one time my boy Liam. My boy
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  Liam, he do it with the, uh, with the laptop and like, a little mic and all this shit. All the setup.
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  Do you just like, like doing it as a hobby or do you think it generally, like, helps you out. It's
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  like a person in your mind. I think I like, genuinely love it. Like it's if you. I feel like if
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  y'all did it, you would love it. It's like it's just another alley to express yourself. It's like
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  painting. Which genre of music would you say. I do it, I do shit. I like rap the most. I feel like it
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  just makes more sense. It's easiest to like, you can say things in rap, but you can't say like a
• 18:07
  singing song. Like, I don't know. I know you did that. You played that little country song. Yeah. You
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  gave us a country snippet. It was beautiful. Yeah, it was a tear jerker. Yeah. That song made my mom
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  cry. It made your mom cry. My mom cried to that. Oh. When somebody else cried, did it? Two people
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  have cried to that song I cried. Did that something. You play for your siblings? I will,
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  my brother. I don't know my brother. Yeah, my brother heard it. He like it. How do your, um. How do
• 18:36
  your siblings feel about, like, what you do? Because you kind of. I mean, it's called corporate dropout.
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  You kind of have an unconventional route in your career. Like, how has that been going on with your
• 18:44
  family? Because when I talk to my family, at first they were like, the hell is going on? How are you
• 18:48
  getting this money? Are you, like, dealing drugs or something? I was like, nah mom, just legal eat money.
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  But how do they feel about. These illegal. Money? Yeah. No, my brother, me and my brother, like,
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  envy each other's lifestyles and completely different ways. You do? Yeah. He's hell. What did he
• 19:05
  do? He's in the army. He's a physical therapist in the army. But I love my brother to death. He, um.
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  He and his wife, Millie. If y'all watching. I love you, dad. I love you, Millie. But them too. Are they
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  just great, bro. And they got a good life going. And he, like, he real secure. And he got his money
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  planned and everything. Everything's stable. You got his next, like, ten years playing out in life.
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  And then when it come to me, it's like, what the fuck have we done? We just waking up, figuring it
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  out each day. But he enjoys the freedom that I have because I can just, like, be like, oh, I'm gonna
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  go to Paris for a month. And then after that, I'm gonna go to Milan, and then I'm going to go here.
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  Then I'll just chill in South Carolina. Then I'll do it. Drop. Then he's like, that shit's crazy. But I
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  think it's cool to, like, have some. Do you ever. See. Cause sometimes I smoke a J and I sit there, I'm
• 19:57
  like, dude, should I go get a job? Like, do you ever, like, sit there and, like, overthink, like the
• 20:02
  security of what you got going on right now, bro? This content creator stuff is risky as hell. I
• 20:08
  think about this gamble every day. Like, yeah. One of these days is like, remember when there was
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  like a ban on TikTok? I was like, oh shit. I'm like, huh? He was on there crying. I think I did cry
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  because I was like, damn, that was paying my rent, bro. I cry a little bit. You cry. That shit was
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  paying my rent. And it's like, yeah, bro, the last four years, five years of my life was on on
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  that. So I was like, damn, that's like all the work I did for I. Felt like I wouldn't own any at all
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  without that shit. Yeah, let's get real. Let's talk about what podcasters
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  do. You get the honey. Get the Henny back out. Now a good thing. Yeah, yeah. That's good. No, no. Get the
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  any of. This is the
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  second what we call deep with Dave where he tells us about his, uh, romance life. And we're gonna
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  start it off with. Some heavy cheers. Cheers. Cheers, guys.
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  Everyone take a drink with us if you're 21. So now that we got the honey tasting out of the way, I
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  feel like we should resurface a clip that happened last episode that you may have posted.
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  And I feel like times have changed. How is that character development been? Let's get real. Let's
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  get real, real. They should just be gone. I'm like, wow. So that always makes it better when just like
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  smooth off. That's what I'm saying. I gotta be this girl. This gotta be. Yeah. It just I ain't gonna lie.
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  If you watching this, is she not my one? I'm gonna be fucked up. I'm not gonna be cheating. I'm gonna
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  be a terrible human. I know you do not want to be around me after this girl. If this shit don't work,
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  I know. That's it. I'll think you a terrible first year. No,
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  bro. Okay, back is back. We're. We're living this shit now.
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  The clip is. I'm just playing. No. Yeah, I was bullshitting. I shouldn't have said that. I'll
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  probably. I'll probably speak how you feel, but that's how you felt at the moment. I was really
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  feeling it. And I was. Like, oh, I'm. Gonna get married. I knew her ring size and shit. Yeah. So you
• 22:14
  guys broke up? Broke up? Um, talk us through that process. Probably a lot of people here who going
• 22:20
  through something similar. It's rough. This year. Rough? I ain't gonna lie. That was the hardest shit
• 22:24
  I've ever been through my whole life. Dead ass. I have been through a lot of fucked up shit. That
• 22:31
  was the worst one, bro. I ain't. Never. Been through some shit like that. You know what I mean? Damn,
• 22:37
  dude. You rolling? Jay? We sit here and talk about her exes. Yeah, we sit here and be like, damn, bruh,
• 22:42
  What could have been. And what was it? It was like, damn, but fuck all that. We got to move. We got to,
• 22:47
  like, really lock in, like. Yeah. You tried to solve it with money. Shit don't work. Don't work.
• 22:54
  Don't work. That should help for a little bit, though. Yeah, man. You come up. Yeah. You up a couple
• 22:59
  bills you like? I was good, yeah. For like ten minutes. And then it gets about 10:30 p.m. and
• 23:05
  you're like, ah. And you know, when that winter come around. Whenever that wintertime come around, you
• 23:12
  like. Sting a little bit. The whole podcast is.
• 23:20
  Yeah, man. We have all been there. Yeah. That mug sting like hell when you really love somebody, bro.
• 23:26
  That shit hurts, bro. I definitely I still got love for her. She's probably gonna see this shit my
• 23:31
  fucking for being a dick. But, yeah, she gonna say this, and it is what it is,
• 23:38
  bro. Like, I feel like it's especially hard for you because, um, you just can't. You can't get away from
• 23:44
  her. I feel like you've seen her in Times Square, wasn't it? Goddamn billboards. Y'all know how rough
• 23:48
  that is. You know, how fucking rough are you trying to move on? And you. You look up, you just walking
• 23:54
  around and you're like, oh, I'm just in New York. I'm moving on my life. You look up and you see
• 23:58
  this bitch on. Excuse me? You. You see this bitch on three different billboards? Excuse me? The fuck
• 24:05
  you see her on three different billboards? Oh, you look up, you go. Damn. Let me look away. Damn, damn.
• 24:12
  Yeah. And then you pull up Instagram and see you on a Louis Vuitton ad, and then you scroll a
• 24:17
  little bit more and it's all right. Yeah. Y'all don't know what this life is about. Everybody. Yeah.
• 24:22
  You don't want a date tomorrow, bro? No. Just like different. I think y'all gonna figure it out,
• 24:27
  though. Maybe. Possibly. I believe in it. Yeah. I don't know if there's one I believe in. Is this
• 24:31
  one maybe on the third episode with him? Yeah, maybe my third episode. I'm acting cool on camera,
• 24:36
  but, like, they know how I talk off camera. Yeah, just thinking about you, bro. You do all this crazy
• 24:41
  stuff. But I feel like at the end of the day, you're just trying to chill at the crib with your
• 24:45
  girl. Yeah. I don't know. Go sit outside. I just want you to sit on the porch. I literally want my girl
• 24:50
  to be my best friend. I can just kill her. Even though how shitty it's all been. Do you think
• 24:57
  there's been any positive aspects of this? Oh, for sure, bro. It showed me, um, like. Oh, I stress
• 25:04
  over. I'm a very, like, overthinker. Like, y'all know that, but I'll be stressing about dumb shit. And
• 25:10
  then through this, the separation, I've been able to like the little stuff that
• 25:17
  used to piss me off. I feel like. And now it doesn't bother me at all because it's like, I
• 25:22
  don't know, I'm wanting. And just to let everyone know if you, you know, get out of a relationship
• 25:27
  and you're not all fucked up and upset that person. Yeah, you ain't let that person. Like, time
• 25:33
  heals everything. It'd be all right at the end of the day. You going to crash out a couple times? You
• 25:38
  know, I might punch a hole in the wall off the side. Oh my God, bro. Oh my God, how many holes you
• 25:44
  punch? I ain't punch no holes, but I don't have some drunk ass nights. I don't have long drunk. I
• 25:49
  don't brush the country song. That's what that's about, y'all. Long drunk nights. It's a drunk, bro.
• 25:54
  It's called. What is that shit called? Both of us is the name of the song. It's about how this is,
• 26:00
  like, probably positive for both of us. Um, but the song started out one day. I was, I was driving
• 26:07
  to go get beers. I was like, damn, what's up? This is the most country way possible. Driving my pickup
• 26:12
  truck, I was in my pickup truck, my Toyota Tacoma. I sat back and I put her and
• 26:19
  I put her in gear. I started driving, I said, need me a beer? Huh? I got me some beer. It was about to
• 26:25
  fall out of the seat and I grabbed it and I said, I can't let these beers fall. And then I thought
• 26:29
  about it. I said, this is where I used to have my hand on my lady. Oh, I used to have my hair. Right.
• 26:34
  There. And there you go. I was driving, so I was like. Fuck. I'm holding a beer now.
• 26:41
  This is sad as fuck. When I went back to Michigan. Oh my God, bro.
• 26:50
  Oh, my. Yeah, let's just get deep. All right bro. I got broken up with, like, two weeks before school.
• 26:56
  Dude, I was I was going through it, and then I had to pack all my stuff up, go back to Michigan, then
• 27:01
  went back to Michigan. Like, everything reminded me of her being in the car. You look at the passenger
• 27:06
  seat just empty. Just like, damn. Yeah. You'd be like, ah, you gotta get a new wig. Yeah, I ain't got a
• 27:13
  whip. It's so bad. I sold my wig, man. My my my. Courtney. I kept her toothbrush at my career for,
• 27:18
  like, an extra, like, a month after we broke up, bro. I just left it there. I was just looking at it
• 27:22
  like, oh, you know, you know, when you like, you open your phone, your laptop, you'd be like, on this day.
• 27:30
  Yeah. They love doing that shit. Like, on this day, I was booed up on the beach. You feel like. Oh, shit.
• 27:38
  On this day. Yeah. Remember this? Yeah. I even removed it. Oh.
• 27:44
  Shit. Remember how happy you were? Yeah. It'd be the biggest Yoshi. She did.
• 27:51
  She smiled. Yeah. Do you think when you look in the mirror. Do you think
• 27:58
  a part of you says, like, I needed this? Uh. Fuck, no. Fuck, no.
• 28:05
  Hell, no. I was chilling. Yeah, I was chilling. I was so green. I was so good with life. I was like,
• 28:12
  everything's fine. Yeah. No, I didn't need this shit at all. Nobody needs that, bro. But it sounded like
• 28:19
  a future. Voices coming up when you was talking right there at the end. For real? Yeah. Yeah. Troy
• 28:23
  got me smoking every day. Just muggy ass New York air. Hey, don't blame me, bro. You
• 28:30
  agreed to it. You got him smoking. You got me smoking. I'm hitting the poster now. Yeah. I didn't
• 28:35
  reverted miles back, like, three years since he really sort of littered with me. We were born in a
• 28:39
  frat house here, bro. It's not a frat house. It's three shots in. It's fucking. It's three shots. It's
• 28:44
  about noon. Yeah, it's 10 a.m.. Three shots. Two joints in. Make that a song. Three shots. You make
• 28:52
  the three shots. You want me to write some shit? Three shots in the morning. All right, so next
• 28:57
  episode, he's going to be married. Uh, top ten rapper. You know, singer, country singer, country
• 29:03
  singer, fashion show actor. Oh, yeah. I might be doing some actress singing. Ooh, tell us about that.
• 29:09
  Yeah, I might be doing some acting. I can't, I can't. I might be doing some acting shit. You can't say
• 29:13
  what it is. No. Should we get into the segments? Let's get into these little segments. Peek. Yeah, we
• 29:18
  might get a couple of segments. Might as well go first. All right. I got this little segment called
• 29:21
  no Hesi. I'm
• 29:28
  gonna rapid fire some questions that you just got to answer quick and honest. You do that for me,
• 29:32
  David. Yes, sir. All right, let's get into it. You can recreate. You can create. You get it together. You
• 29:38
  got it. You got it. Yep. Read. Just see if you can create any project. No budget. What would it be?
• 29:44
  Movie. Mm. Nice. Um, what are you most proud of that your audience may not fully realize
• 29:51
  about you. Ooh. I don't even know. Quick!
• 29:58
  Oh! Oh, I'm a good person. I can confidently. Say that you don't think your audience thinks you're
• 30:03
  a good person. I don't. Know. I don't know what the fuck that. You was actually like. Do y'all think
• 30:07
  that was a good person? Audience. Let us know. I think that was a good person. I'd be. I'm a crazy
• 30:10
  shit, but I'm a good person. He's crazy. The range is broken and crazy bliss. But I'm a good person.
• 30:15
  You'd be early on time or late on time. Mm. Like right on time. Like barely.
• 30:24
  The craziest celebrity you've met. Mm. Mia Khalifa, probably.
• 30:31
  She knew you. Yeah, she knew me. She came up to you. Can you walk us through that room? Yeah. You walk
• 30:35
  me through it. Yeah, it's all right there. I'm gonna sit in front of. Okay, so you know what I'm saying?
• 30:40
  Front row kids next to it. That was lit. Git is the coolest rapper I've ever met in my life. Mm. Uh, two
• 30:46
  Chainz, at the end of the table. I'm sitting there chillin. I turned around, I was like, oh, shit. Mia!
• 30:52
  Mia Khalifa, go and round up. She's like, I love your videos. And I was like, ah, I was back.
• 30:59
  I was about to. I was about to and I thought about it and I was like, I can't say that. I was like, I
• 31:06
  followed you. And then you dropped her up. You dumped her. I doctor up cool as shit. Mic leafy
• 31:11
  like the bro. She seemed cool. Not gonna lie. She liked. She liked my. She really liked me. And my ex
• 31:17
  killer, too. That was weird. But I feel like she just got her bag dipped, and now she's just
• 31:21
  telling. Yeah, she. Shut up. Shut up. Tell me, a Khalifa bin Khalifa. Let's get her to clean it up
• 31:26
  for you. You want to see me on next? Yeah. Let's get me out of here. So, uh, where was I for the adult
• 31:31
  industry? Is she doing it? She really, like, stepped out. What's the worst advice you've ever received?
• 31:39
  Uh, have a backup plan. Ooh, ooh. That's the worst. Why? That
• 31:46
  shit ain't. You'll never need a backup plan. If you have a plan. If you have a good plan, you don't
• 31:50
  need a backup. Mm. If you could tell your younger self one thing, what would it be? It's going to be
• 31:56
  alright. Mm. So if you could tell your ex one thing, what would it be? I love you.
• 32:05
  Uh. Last one. Um. Damn. What are you doing? Mhm. Oh, you got to ask the
• 32:12
  one that you asked everyone. Are you happy at times. Okay. At times for
• 32:19
  sure. Is there a goal you're chasing right now that a lot of people might not know that you're
• 32:23
  chasing? I want to be one of the greatest creatives in every field. I'm not even
• 32:30
  trying to be funny. That sounds crazy. If I wanted to be like, Bernardo shit. Like bro Jamie Fox
• 32:36
  fucking perro. For real dudes like that. Like I'm trying to be like that. Jamie Fox for real. That's
• 32:43
  my. Hey, we're so hard. Yo, dreams become realistic. What's his name for Fast and Furious? Pitbull. Know
• 32:50
  about him? Tyrese. Tyrese. Bron. Talented. All those dudes do like everything. You wouldn't even know.
• 32:56
  50 cent like runs billion dollar companies. But he also grabs and makes movies and trying to be like
• 33:03
  that. Shaggy doing everything. Tyler Perry. Buffalo Tyler Perry. I love Tyler Perry. People hating on
• 33:09
  Tyler Perry. I follow Tyler Perry. He's done a lot. Tyler. Perry. Yeah. You gonna get Tyler Perry on
• 33:14
  here? If y'all keep, you know, pull up 40 people up. When do your segment? Yeah. So
• 33:22
  when was the last time you've taken a trip down memory lane?
• 33:32
  I don't know. I this morning. This morning. Let's see here. So,
• 33:39
  um. Remember earlier I was like, bro. You know what we should do? We should all wear flannels. Mhm.
• 33:46
  Isn't that from your brain right there. You just drop that. Yes, sir. So if you always like wearing
• 33:51
  flannels. Yeah. Cool. So I'm gonna need you to. Uh, cool cool, cool. You know, I can. I can tell that's
• 33:58
  true to you, because this picture right here. I think this is why we were gonna go flannels today.
• 34:04
  Can you? No, I got that sit on. No, no, explain that for me. What's going on? Where
• 34:11
  are you at? Where are you from? You know what I mean? Yeah. Charlie came real quick. Show the one
• 34:14
  shot right here. I'm at Furman University in South Carolina. Pop
• 34:21
  the knee a little bit with my older brother. There's one where it's both of us. It's me and my
• 34:25
  older brother. You're just taking family photos with my dad and my little brother and sister.
• 34:33
  Uh, in my step. Mom, you look mad young in that. Later this day, my brother threw a stick at me and
• 34:39
  busted my lip open. This was the day before Thanksgiving. That's why I got the flannel on and
• 34:43
  shit. No, that's the. That's the fit you wear to the high school football game. That's the high school
• 34:47
  football. If you weren't at the high school football game because you was younger, you was
• 34:51
  doing your thing. Like Carmine Air Jordan was. I don't even know, but he was fully bro. He was fully,
• 34:57
  you know, about that. But you were like, you're an Old Navy ad at the same time. Yeah, I've been a
• 35:01
  model, bro. This is this right here. I should have known. I was like, yup. All right, so my next one, I
• 35:07
  just want to ask you, um, do you think it's appropriate for a grown man to be doing this? Oh.
• 35:15
  Uh. Oh, shit. Oh, um, is it appropriate for a grown man to have his
• 35:22
  tongue out like that? Go ahead, show the camera. Yo. That's great. 21st birthday post right there.
• 35:29
  Now my mom must post this shit. Yeah. Modeling, bro. Modeling. They make you do some shit, so
• 35:36
  they're like, yo, can you. Can you throw the tongue out one time? Literally. And I was like, they told
• 35:39
  you, throw the tongue out. Yeah. I was like, for real? And they were like, yeah. And then I was like, I
• 35:44
  don't know, what's the craziest thing that this one and all that this was 100. What was
• 35:51
  the craziest thing they've asked you to do for a modeling shoot? Tour.
• 35:59
  You know. You know, the dude has me crazy shit. I ain't no lie. I feel like they know not to play
• 36:03
  with me. I feel like I feel like my demeanor. Well, well, this is your hand. This is young Dabbs.
• 36:10
  Oh, this is young dad. This is broke dad, too. This is dad. He was due to purchase this. Hey, what are
• 36:16
  you gonna give me? I'll never show up. No, I ain't doing shit. You do a two for a chick type shit.
• 36:23
  Yeah, bro. I wear a skirt, bro. So talking about chicks for a chick talk is about this $111 check
• 36:30
  you got right here. You see this
• 36:38
  first paycheck? This is my first paycheck. God damn broke his hell, bro.
• 36:44
  $111. What'd you do with it? $111. Shit. How old am I in this? I'm probably
• 36:51
  14. 15. Shit, I don't even know. I probably got chick fil A
• 36:58
  to nothing. Maybe got some, uh. Maybe got
• 37:05
  some Zora. He was off the job. Yeah, I was. I was off the saw. I was acting like I was like, where is he
• 37:12
  working? Damn, I don't know. I'm trying to look at the check. I don't know, you posted
• 37:19
  that. Nah. Hell, no. My mom, I don't know if he was flexing. Like, I can't take it, bro. Damn. I'm crazy
• 37:25
  as hell. She got my whole routing number and shit on. All right. We just gotta go go go.
• 37:31
  Yeah. My mom bugging. And, um. Is that how you used to get
• 37:38
  to work? Why are you passed off like that? You remember passing them like I failed the test? You
• 37:47
  better look. Better luck next time we do what we gotta do. Anticipate. Make sure you study it. Yeah.
• 37:51
  You gotta make sure you don't know if it's coming. Mhm. Tell us about that day. This is the Camry,
• 37:58
  brother. This is my brother's car actually that he got from my dad that my dad got from somebody.
• 38:04
  Yeah. And then this car is still running and he's still drive. That I believe was real. Actually, no,
• 38:11
  he just got a new car. He just got a new car. But, yeah, you better go. I was going basketball
• 38:17
  practice. So you see that orange bag? That's my with the Gatorade orange bag. Or is that Arizona?
• 38:24
  That's the Arizona. You got a lot of core memories in that car. Yeah. Hell, yeah. That used to be hotbox
• 38:28
  in that car. Yeah. Why? This car used to smell like shit. I didn't know how to change the air filters
• 38:34
  because it's like, under the thing. It just smelled like ass for, like, five years. The first time, I was,
• 38:39
  like, in my car, like, uh, I hot boxed it. And then I left my sweaty gym shoes in there, and then I came
• 38:46
  back the next day. Oh my gosh. After football practice, the noodles. Yeah. I used to leave my
• 38:53
  football pads on in the car. And this guy you get in the car smell like sour. Sour.
• 39:00
  All right. You don't gotta be afraid anymore. I ain't got no more pictures. I had a couple ones I
• 39:04
  want to throw in there, but it's too wild. Yeah, some of that was a little too. Yeah, some of them. I
• 39:09
  don't even want to resurface that. My mother said, my mother. Hey, all I gotta say
• 39:16
  is my mother. Bodybuilder. Your mom's Instagram. That's all I gotta say. You gotta tell your momma
• 39:22
  to put her profile in front. Yeah, she earned everyone out on. Yeah, Yeah, but
• 39:29
  not back to like, a serious note to end off this episode. I feel like we asked you last time,
• 39:36
  what's kind of your message to the people watching this video, kind of getting an
• 39:40
  inspiration from you and what you're doing? Um. Ain't none of this shit. So serious,
• 39:47
  bro. Like motherfuckers want to take themselves so seriously that are, like, doing the same shit that
• 39:51
  we do. I don't know, don't ever take yourself serious. Genuinely. Take your. Take your work
• 39:56
  serious. Never take yourself serious. Mm. That's real. And then that's done. Did
• 40:03
  you ask them, would they want to remember about dev when you long and gone. What. What do they want.
• 40:09
  What do you want people to remember? I love hard, I work hard. I'm goofy and shit
• 40:16
  and just have fun, bro. Try your best to have fun. And lastly, if you didn't do any of this, would
• 40:23
  you just go to like Taiwan and try to be a ninja or some shit? I'll probably. Yeah. I'll actually,
• 40:29
  after modeling, I think I'm gonna try and join the MMA crew. I'm a 2 or 3 years. I'm gonna do a
• 40:34
  Thailand circuit, Thailand circuit, and then I'll come back. That's how. That's how we can solve our
• 40:40
  issues, you know? How will you be smoking? You won't go to Thailand. We fucked up about our exes. You
• 40:44
  won't go to Thailand 2 or 3 years Dagestani. We don't even need three years. 2 or 3 years Dagestan
• 40:49
  to forget. Let's go to Thailand for three months. I know my boys, you know. You know Brad? Yeah. One of
• 40:54
  my boys has a camp out there. We can go train. All right. Next episode flies around for Davis Berry.
• 40:59
  We're in Thailand, we're fighters, we're strong as hell, and we're gonna be up. You know.
• 41:05
  Y'all do. Y'all should look back every six months and say, am I a better person than I was? Y'all
• 41:12
  should like in work hard to y'all dreams become realistic. But hey, thank you Dave. I appreciate
• 41:18
  you speaking on mine. This is crazy. We all just got here from fucking videos. Dude, I know you
• 41:25
  think about every day like. We was all mutual. Like we didn't even know each other. Like you told
• 41:32
  me. I think at last episode you said you didn't like me. It was the first time you saw me. Yeah. I
• 41:36
  ain't like you. That's why I don't remember. I don't even remember now. I think it was just. I
• 41:42
  think it was the black. Yeah. Now I feel my homies. Like, what are you talking about? I'm like, bro, I
• 41:47
  can't help it, bro. Sorry. I didn't know if he was really like that. You really didn't know it? I
• 41:51
  didn't know you went until I went to college. Is everyone back home? Just talk like this. Yeah. The a
• 41:57
  you white bro. Hey, we're all very blessed. Let's just all just shut up. We got too much money
• 42:04
  going around. Hey, we'll see you guys next Thursday at noon eastern time. You can check us out on
• 42:09
  YouTube, Apple Podcast and Spotify. You are now dropping out of corporate drop out. And
• 42:16
  from me, Miles and dev. Deuces.