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EP132: 4 Elements of Hip-Hop, Craft Crew BBQ & Local Resurgence: The Almighty Public Zoo · Corpus Christi Originals Podcast

0:00
SPEAKER_06: What's going on y'all?
0:00
SPEAKER_06: Coach Chris Originals back at it again.
0:02
SPEAKER_06: We are here at House of Rock.
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SPEAKER_06: Shout out to Casey for letting us use this spot.
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SPEAKER_06: Be on the lookout for his episode.
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SPEAKER_06: We got him coming up next.
0:11
SPEAKER_06: We got Public Zoo with us.
0:13
SPEAKER_06: What's going on with us?
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SPEAKER_00: Yeah, Goody.
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SPEAKER_00: It's goodie.
0:16
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, uh, they're here.
0:17
SPEAKER_06: Um they're gonna be um shouting out their uh event.
0:19
SPEAKER_06: We're gonna be talking about some other stuff.
0:21
SPEAKER_06: Uh also shout out to our sponsor, uh Premier Hearing Solutions of South Texas.
0:25
SPEAKER_06: Yvonne has got you.
0:26
SPEAKER_06: If you're losing your hearing like me, she's got you, bro.
0:33
SPEAKER_06: No, you don't need to.
0:35
SPEAKER_06: But, anyways, what's going on?
0:36
SPEAKER_06: What's going on, guys?
0:38
SPEAKER_06: How you doing, man?
0:38
SPEAKER_06: Dude, uh live first up.
0:40
SPEAKER_06: I'm Indy.
0:40
SPEAKER_06: It's Indy.
0:41
SPEAKER_06: Uh this is Magnus, obviously.
0:43
SPEAKER_06: That's SO.
0:44
SPEAKER_06: SO.
0:44
SPEAKER_06: Yep.
0:45
SPEAKER_06: Uh nothing really, man.
0:46
SPEAKER_06: We just uh wanted to come out here and uh give a little update on what's going on with Rep to Protect and uh it's going down October 17th.
0:52
SPEAKER_06: We're gonna have uh Epsy battle, DJ Battle, Breakdances battle.
0:56
SPEAKER_06: Uh it's all ages here at House of Rock, actually.
0:59
SPEAKER_05: It's from uh 12 to 4, right?
1:01
SPEAKER_05: 12 to 4?
1:02
SPEAKER_06: So to Board here.
1:03
SPEAKER_06: Hell yeah.
1:04
SPEAKER_06: Oh, during the day, cool.
1:05
SPEAKER_06: Y'all have some like y'all price, like cash prize for that stuff too.
1:08
SPEAKER_06: Yes, yes, actually, uh, I do not know the denominators right off the top of my head, but uh we are giving out cash prizes on every event.
1:16
SPEAKER_06: It's gonna be on the DJ battle, I believe the graffiti battle, the breakdancing battles, and uh I mean that's pretty cool.
1:26
SPEAKER_06: Like, so why do y'all so you have y'all been put into the song like every year or so these events that we've been doing recently have uh they're newer events.
1:36
SPEAKER_06: This one is probably gonna be one of the only ones at South Texas that's currently right now.
1:40
SPEAKER_06: Uh it has all four element elements of hip hop.
1:44
SPEAKER_06: We're doing, like I said, the the DJ, MC, the Brayden Anson, and graffiti.
1:48
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, so right now there's not really a bunch of people that are doing that, and that's what we're trying to focus on in that.
1:54
SPEAKER_06: After this one, we will be pushing into our uh Right to Remain Silent, which is our graffiti event.
1:59
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, but as of right now, we're trying to focus on rips protect, and we're gonna try to continue pushing this one.
2:05
SPEAKER_00: Just keep the the culture, hip-hop culture alive.
2:07
SPEAKER_06: A lot of b-boys, a lot of rabbits, a lot of rappers from out of town, a lot of b-boys from out of town, so the writers are shit, homie desire.
2:15
SPEAKER_06: Everybody's about that money, everybody wants to win that.
2:17
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, for sure, for sure.
2:20
SPEAKER_06: But that's the one thing I think uh that we have a hold of right now.
2:23
SPEAKER_06: When you're giving out, I guess, a prize, uh cash incentive, people want to show you marketing.
2:29
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, for sure.
2:30
SPEAKER_06: I mean, it's yeah, and we're giving every show, and we're giving money.
2:39
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, so that's pretty cool, man.
2:41
SPEAKER_06: So you guys obviously in the hip hop scene, stuff like that, and I was talking with Worm.
2:47
SPEAKER_06: I guess he said, What's up?
2:48
SPEAKER_06: I saw I saw him last night at the uh at the uh artisan.
2:52
SPEAKER_06: He was telling me he started, y'all he basically helped start public zoo.
2:55
SPEAKER_06: That was interesting.
2:56
SPEAKER_06: But he was saying that there's a resurgence going on in hip-hop, like just everywhere.
3:04
SPEAKER_05: I would say yeah, definitely, yeah.
3:06
SPEAKER_05: Uh I'll I'll be honest.
3:08
SPEAKER_06: Uh I I am with the music scene, I guess.
3:13
SPEAKER_06: I like it.
3:14
SPEAKER_06: Uh, some of the music I don't like, but I think it's the uh the uh the gist of the how would I say this?
3:20
SPEAKER_06: Uh the motivation that these kids have nowadays is crazy.
3:23
SPEAKER_06: They're they're they're going all out, they're doing what they want to do.
3:26
SPEAKER_06: I think that's a good thing.
3:28
SPEAKER_06: It may not be something sometimes that I like, but it's something that other people like, and I think that's a good thing about it is that you don't have to be just looking at one person.
3:36
SPEAKER_06: There's a couple of different people out there right now that are doing something that you can look at and be like, okay, I like that.
3:41
SPEAKER_06: All right, Eric.
3:42
SPEAKER_06: They're still doing stuff, and they still do shows with these other people kind of intertwines all around it.
3:47
SPEAKER_06: That's a good thing about it.
3:48
SPEAKER_06: That's interesting, man.
3:49
SPEAKER_06: I've always got the question, like, why why y'all why y'all like this?
3:52
SPEAKER_06: Like, why y'all interested in this particular topic, particular subject?
3:56
SPEAKER_06: You know what I mean?
3:57
SPEAKER_06: It's yeah.
4:01
SPEAKER_06: I think it's like uh just right.
4:05
SPEAKER_06: For me, it started when I was young in '96.
4:08
SPEAKER_06: Like uh well, I forgot you're old with other old.
4:11
SPEAKER_03: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
4:13
SPEAKER_06: I forgot you're LCs and you'll see like your barbecue, baby.
4:19
SPEAKER_06: But uh, but no, like uh I fell in love with it back then, and I think what it was is was the creativity aspect of it.
4:26
SPEAKER_06: You didn't have to be into one thing.
4:29
SPEAKER_06: I mean, back they were listening to random stuff, hip-hop, porn, and this yeah, just all sorts of random music.
4:36
SPEAKER_06: Even the 80s, like my sister had me on 80s stuff, and neat direct random stuff, like it was just a multitude of different music.
4:45
SPEAKER_06: And with hip-hop, it's like hip-hop embraces every heat.
4:49
SPEAKER_06: Like, whether it be from sampling something or you're listening to something, you're like, oh man, that's I like the way that sounds.
4:55
SPEAKER_06: Like, yeah, I've always noticed that hip-hop has this different aspect of things.
4:58
SPEAKER_06: Like, I can listen to a country song and listen to the lyrics and go, oh, okay, that's you know, that's a decent song, you know.
5:05
SPEAKER_06: You know, there's times when somebody can listen to hip hop, like, I'm not trying to hear that crap.
5:09
SPEAKER_06: But I said, So I think hip hop really just embraces everything around.
5:13
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, you could be from somewhere, not even New York, we're here in Corpus.
5:16
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, a lot of us love that hip hop.
5:18
SPEAKER_06: That's what's so like hip-hop is just a window into other like environments.
5:22
SPEAKER_06: Oh, yeah.
5:22
SPEAKER_06: I mean, a lot of music genres they talk about you know, emotions and you know, things you can relate to, be sad, happy, yeah.
5:29
SPEAKER_06: But like showing you their home, you know, showing you environment.
5:32
SPEAKER_06: I ain't never been in California.
5:33
SPEAKER_06: I got a good idea what it's like, you know, because of that.
5:36
SPEAKER_06: So you're talking like culture, like the actual culture around and it's not just music, right?
5:41
SPEAKER_06: It's what graffiti, graffiti, yeah, that's all that stuff.
5:45
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, like that's like breakdancing, it's all different styles.
5:48
SPEAKER_06: We learn from each other, we grow.
5:50
SPEAKER_06: That's how progress happened.
5:52
SPEAKER_06: When we everything's built off the backs of everybody who did it before us, right?
5:56
SPEAKER_06: Right.
5:56
SPEAKER_06: So this being that it does evolve over time, right?
5:59
SPEAKER_06: Oh, yeah, yeah.
6:00
SPEAKER_06: So it evolves over time.
6:01
SPEAKER_06: Is there certain aspects that remain the same that remain the same that keep it solid hip hop?
6:09
SPEAKER_06: No, over over time as it's gone, it's kind of hard to maintain that, I would say.
6:15
SPEAKER_06: Like a lot of the DJs uh have switched over from vinyl to like Serato.
6:21
SPEAKER_06: They can still do vinyl, but it's just more can be to not have to carry all these craters, right?
6:27
SPEAKER_06: All this stuff we do.
6:28
SPEAKER_06: Hey, I hate that shit.
6:30
SPEAKER_06: And so I say records and I hate that.
6:32
SPEAKER_06: You know what I'm saying?
6:33
SPEAKER_06: So it's it's it's like there's little loopholes to it.
6:36
SPEAKER_06: Like you could be a DJ from back in the day, like we DJ Technique, our D jer.
6:40
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, like he's out of San Antonio, he was uh in the DMCs back in the 2000s.
6:44
SPEAKER_06: He could spin vinyl like a champ, but uh, it's easier for him to take Serato and actually just have a hard drive and move around to do it like that.
6:52
SPEAKER_06: So there's different there's there's certain things that you can take and be like, okay, yeah, let's run with that, let's do this, like easier, yeah, it's more convenient.
7:00
SPEAKER_06: But I guess in order to keep the culture alive, yes, you still gotta have to understand what it was before it became this.
7:09
SPEAKER_06: Like I always said, uh techniques turn into pioneers and pioneers to ghost.
7:13
SPEAKER_06: You know, like ghost, that's just what it was.
7:16
SPEAKER_06: Like all those people, all those DJs who were actually doing mine, they're they're no longer around.
7:22
SPEAKER_06: So I don't, they don't they didn't take that switch over.
7:25
SPEAKER_06: It's like a a little bit after like that time frame.
7:29
SPEAKER_06: I would say like the 2000s, it was when it started switching over.
7:32
SPEAKER_06: Some people decided, nah, I don't want to be.
7:34
SPEAKER_06: So it's a brand became like a branch of hip hop.
7:36
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, this is Esso, you guys.
7:38
SPEAKER_06: Shout out to Esso.
7:39
SPEAKER_06: So Esso Teric.
7:40
SPEAKER_06: First time on the podcast.
7:41
SPEAKER_06: Appreciate you being on the show, bro.
7:43
SPEAKER_06: Appreciate you having me.
7:44
SPEAKER_06: So you're you're part of Public Zoo.
7:46
SPEAKER_06: Uh uh, I guess how did you get into Public Zoo or which aspects of hip hip hop uh uh do you work on?
7:55
SPEAKER_06: Well, I met a lot of these dudes back in the day, like 10 years ago.
7:58
SPEAKER_06: This is when uh mutual friend of ours, Nethius, was still alive.
8:02
SPEAKER_06: He was DJing, making beats.
8:04
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, so he was doing a lot of beat battles, DJing at different spots.
8:08
SPEAKER_06: So I knew him from you know what I'm saying, uh when he was still in bands and shit, playing guitar.
8:12
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, yeah.
8:13
SPEAKER_06: So I met him through that and I was doing other things in the street, you know what I'm saying?
8:16
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, and then um after he passed, that kind of gave me the motivation, like, oh, you know, but I I can make music.
8:22
SPEAKER_06: If he was making music, I could make beats, I could rap.
8:25
SPEAKER_06: Oh wow 20, 2013, 2012, started recording.
8:29
SPEAKER_06: So I started making beats because I couldn't get beats from no one, so I had to learn how to do this.
8:32
SPEAKER_06: She had to figure it out.
8:33
SPEAKER_06: Wow, figure it out.
8:34
SPEAKER_06: And I know you know, I knew this dude from like middle school.
8:38
SPEAKER_06: We were a fly like that, but he was the one dude.
8:42
SPEAKER_06: These guys are fucking talented.
8:46
SPEAKER_06: Y'all won't shoot your own horn.
8:48
SPEAKER_06: I know Meg has said then on the podcast, yeah.
8:50
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, we'll jump it.
8:51
SPEAKER_06: These guys are fucking talented.
8:53
SPEAKER_06: That's cool, very cool.
8:54
SPEAKER_06: So, yeah.
8:55
SPEAKER_06: So, do y'all do y'all do y'all strive to like maintain that low profile?
8:59
SPEAKER_03: Like, I do see it.
9:02
SPEAKER_06: It's like playing the cut like a bandy.
9:04
SPEAKER_06: I do.
9:05
SPEAKER_06: There's some people that don't even know I make these.
9:07
SPEAKER_06: There's people that don't know that I rap, like, and I like it like that.
9:10
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, yeah.
9:11
SPEAKER_06: But this g got me back into it.
9:13
SPEAKER_06: We started doing a podcast, Marauders Podcast.
9:15
SPEAKER_06: Oh, yeah, shut up, Marauders Podcast, bro.
9:18
SPEAKER_06: Hell yeah.
9:18
SPEAKER_06: Started uh making beat, like just doing like a weekly, like here, pick a sample, make a beat out that shit.
9:24
SPEAKER_06: Whether it's good or bad, just make it.
9:27
SPEAKER_05: We've also got a couple of songs on Spotify.
9:29
SPEAKER_06: Let's go.
9:30
SPEAKER_05: Yeah, song.
9:31
SPEAKER_05: Oops up.
9:32
SPEAKER_05: A couple of songs.
9:34
SPEAKER_03: Yeah.
9:35
SPEAKER_05: So then that's how you sign us up the song.
9:38
SPEAKER_04: And then and then this fool, I saw him battle at uh Produce Art Gallery in 2011, 2010.
9:46
SPEAKER_04: Who's that pool?
9:47
SPEAKER_04: Uh something wilder, gene something.
9:49
SPEAKER_04: Gene Wilder.
9:50
SPEAKER_04: Gene Wilder, Gene Wilder, bro.
9:52
SPEAKER_04: Gene Steel.
9:53
SPEAKER_06: Gene Steele.
9:53
SPEAKER_06: But nah, he had this one bar that like I remember he's like, something gene steel.
9:58
SPEAKER_06: I expected Gene Wilder.
10:00
SPEAKER_06: But yeah.
10:00
SPEAKER_06: And I was like, oh man, this pool is sick.
10:03
SPEAKER_06: That's what I was that's when I respected him still.
10:05
SPEAKER_06: I was richer, I was Richer fired.
10:07
SPEAKER_06: Richer fired in this, like Richard Pryor.
10:10
SPEAKER_06: I expected Gene Wilder to this.
10:12
SPEAKER_06: Yo, I was like, Limover isn't nice, man.
10:16
SPEAKER_06: Limover nice.
10:18
SPEAKER_06: So yeah, that's how I came across this dude, and yeah, me and this dude's from the same side side of town.
10:23
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, and so you guys grew up in Corpus?
10:25
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, north side.
10:26
SPEAKER_06: Oh, okay, north side.
10:28
SPEAKER_06: I went to Miller.
10:29
SPEAKER_06: I went to Brisbane.
10:31
SPEAKER_06: Oh, yeah.
10:31
SPEAKER_06: I was in the border, but Saki.
10:34
SPEAKER_06: Follow it.
10:35
SPEAKER_06: Southside.
10:37
SPEAKER_06: I'm what you would consider a no-male.
10:41
SPEAKER_06: Cool.
10:41
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, the quad.
10:42
SPEAKER_06: Uh I still got family in Mohawk.
10:44
SPEAKER_06: Oh, where are you?
10:45
SPEAKER_06: Yeah.
10:45
SPEAKER_06: Yeah.
10:46
SPEAKER_06: But my mom, R I B, she uh her house is on the Pueblo.
10:51
SPEAKER_06: Oh, okay.
10:51
SPEAKER_06: Right there by High Ho restaurant.
10:54
SPEAKER_06: What it was Jerry's Meat Market.
10:55
SPEAKER_06: Uh Melky will remember that shit, but that was that's old school, Jerry's meat market.
10:59
SPEAKER_06: Hey, cool, that's cool, man.
11:00
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, man.
11:01
SPEAKER_06: Glad you guys are on the show.
11:02
SPEAKER_06: Uh so AI and music?
11:05
SPEAKER_06: What's happening there, man?
11:07
SPEAKER_06: Are you able to are you able to distinguish the difference?
11:10
SPEAKER_06: I can hear that.
11:11
SPEAKER_06: I can't, yeah.
11:11
SPEAKER_06: You can't hear that shit off the chat.
11:13
SPEAKER_06: Off the rip, like first sentence.
11:16
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, it's right here.
11:17
SPEAKER_06: First bar or anything I could say.
11:20
SPEAKER_06: I would say my argument with it is uh a big argument.
11:24
SPEAKER_06: My big argument is it just it takes the creativity away from the artist.
11:30
SPEAKER_06: I just feel like uh what's it I can you even call the person an artist?
11:35
SPEAKER_05: You are probably a hate mutant display because you and AI I hate your shit.
11:39
SPEAKER_06: Oh, yeah, ratchet facts.
11:41
SPEAKER_06: Uh I don't I don't like it because it's like it's it if you're creative, be creative.
11:48
SPEAKER_06: It a lot of people has been creative over the years, and it's it's hard ass fucking work sometimes.
11:54
SPEAKER_06: I sit in a room somewhere or the right raps or write dies, write a beat, resu sing, it's hard as shit.
12:02
SPEAKER_06: Especially when you're doing it with your heart.
12:04
SPEAKER_06: You want it to sound perfect.
12:06
SPEAKER_06: So when you go ahead and you just hand this over, hand the keys over to this machine now, you're no longer even doing it.
12:12
SPEAKER_06: It's something else.
12:13
SPEAKER_06: I just feel like it takes away from the creativity as a person.
12:16
SPEAKER_06: Like it's it's easier to just put it into a chat GPT or any kind of AI engine.
12:24
SPEAKER_06: And if you're a damn if you're a damn good writer, you could write a whole album in one Zoe, you know what I mean?
12:30
SPEAKER_06: But yeah.
12:31
SPEAKER_06: That's just my thought process.
12:32
SPEAKER_06: I mean, but it takes away like even even someone like us who do podcasts, in theory, someone could write a prompt, put your picture in there, your voice, yeah, and create a podcast out of something.
12:42
SPEAKER_06: But it's not actually seen AI podcast.
12:45
SPEAKER_05: Yeah, and it's like the person.
12:46
SPEAKER_05: Oh, yeah.
12:47
SPEAKER_05: No, it's not a it's a it's a thing.
12:49
SPEAKER_05: So it's like, what's the point of like there's no sense of community?
12:52
SPEAKER_06: There's no like they're furthering detaching from each other.
12:55
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, it would be like when people when people call somebody for customer service and you get the fucking the machine, you hate that shit, right?
13:02
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, yeah.
13:02
SPEAKER_06: But yet you want to fucking practical.
13:06
SPEAKER_06: So you kind of so basically you're disrespecting I think you're disrespecting yourself to tell you the truth.
13:12
SPEAKER_06: Oh I feel like I feel like it is.
13:14
SPEAKER_06: I feel like you, I feel like I feel like you as a person, and that's any out there.
13:18
SPEAKER_06: So using AI to create something, yeah.
13:21
SPEAKER_06: I think okay, I think using AI to create something from the ground up is terrible as well.
13:27
SPEAKER_06: I mean, if you want to brush up on something using AI, that's fine, but you can't fine-tune yourself with AI.
13:35
SPEAKER_06: In order for you to grow as a content creator, a digital creator, a musician, a producer, a beat major, anybody, I would say you have to do it yourself.
13:45
SPEAKER_06: We can't let a machine do it.
13:48
SPEAKER_06: I mean, after a while, it's just that's what it's gonna be for her.
13:52
SPEAKER_00: Yeah, yeah, I see it as a tool.
13:53
SPEAKER_00: I use it as a tool because it's a tool also.
13:56
SPEAKER_06: See, a tool, you can just do it yourself.
13:59
SPEAKER_06: Like, let's say, like making beats, you know what I'm saying?
14:03
SPEAKER_00: There's there's like an AI fate, there's an AI artist called uh Nick Hussars, uh, and they do like 70s kind of soul shit, but it's kind of like who did the pop culture shit?
14:17
SPEAKER_00: You know, you say to do that, and on the power could sample in a lot of like crazy, yeah.
14:21
SPEAKER_00: And I mean he could assume me.
14:24
SPEAKER_03: Yeah, for sure.
14:24
SPEAKER_03: Yeah, yeah, no, dude.
14:26
SPEAKER_00: Like other than going through soul samples and shit, which I still think about, you know what I'm saying?
14:31
SPEAKER_00: Like, I'll be I hear that shit and I'm like, yo, bicepless, like nobody can come after me, right?
14:37
SPEAKER_00: I can rap on this shit, you know what I'm saying?
14:39
SPEAKER_06: So nowadays with the like with music, as long as you even just change the pitch, I don't think anybody's really coming after you anymore.
14:47
SPEAKER_06: I don't know why we're close to underground all these things.
14:49
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, of course, you know what I'm saying.
14:50
SPEAKER_00: And like I've been flagged with shit, like, yeah.
14:54
SPEAKER_00: Done a whole song, uploaded on Spotify, wait like you know, two days for it to come out.
14:59
SPEAKER_00: Some light.
15:00
SPEAKER_00: That's fine.
15:02
SPEAKER_00: Half of the but it's also like podcasts.
15:08
SPEAKER_06: Y'all take a few minutes.
15:09
SPEAKER_06: Hey, start start at once.
15:11
SPEAKER_06: Start at one, bro.
15:13
SPEAKER_00: That's true being a tool, like even at that, like the Marauders podcast is on Spotify, and AI then Spotify breaks down yeah, words and all that, you know, like yo, we talked about this word here.
15:27
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
15:27
SPEAKER_02: Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
15:28
SPEAKER_06: And breaks it down as the chapters, yeah, yeah.
15:31
SPEAKER_04: I remember y'all learn that on episode uh the last one.
15:34
SPEAKER_04: I looked at the button, and you were like you were like, man.
15:37
SPEAKER_04: I looked at the button and it had like R like the shape of his things.
15:42
SPEAKER_06: Dude, we did it around.
15:43
SPEAKER_06: It's pretty good to see you, man.
15:44
SPEAKER_06: And congratulations, man, on your sound on your sound thing and all that.
15:47
SPEAKER_06: So this is public zoo right here.
15:49
SPEAKER_06: This is Hernandez right here, my cousin.
15:55
SPEAKER_06: I got too much.
15:57
SPEAKER_06: We're doing a podcast.
15:58
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, we lost.
15:59
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, we lost, bro.
16:00
SPEAKER_06: Say what's up to the camera.
16:01
SPEAKER_06: What do you do?
16:02
SPEAKER_06: What do you do, man?
16:02
SPEAKER_06: What do you do?
16:03
SPEAKER_06: What I do.
16:05
SPEAKER_01: Hello, everybody.
16:06
SPEAKER_01: I am an instructor at Del Mar College for the Sound Recording Technology program, uh, where we teach classes about sound and audio.
16:14
SPEAKER_01: Oh, here I am.
16:15
SPEAKER_01: There you are.
16:16
SPEAKER_01: Finally, everybody, we meet.
16:18
SPEAKER_01: Um, yeah, I'm I'm teaching at Del Mar now.
16:21
SPEAKER_01: Audio program, uh, where we have a full recording studio there, large studio A, a smaller studio B.
16:27
SPEAKER_01: We have a technology lab where we teach about the fundamentals of sound, how um how to work recording programs, Pro Tools, Logic.
16:36
SPEAKER_01: Uh we start introducing Reaper.
16:38
SPEAKER_01: But yeah, man, it's been a lot of fun.
16:40
SPEAKER_01: Yeah, I've been I've been seeing you a lot on the on the interwebs.
16:44
SPEAKER_01: Yeah, we know each other from Del.
16:45
SPEAKER_01: We know each other from Delmar, bro.
16:46
SPEAKER_01: How do we know each other, sir?
16:47
SPEAKER_01: Yeah, you're Delmar, dude.
16:48
SPEAKER_06: Delmar from Delmar 2000.
16:51
SPEAKER_06: I've been known in this dude since 2000.
16:53
SPEAKER_06: The the cool thing I know about this dude, we went to see a Beethoven concert.
16:58
SPEAKER_03: Homie had the music on his lap.
17:01
SPEAKER_06: Listening to it and looking at the music.
17:04
SPEAKER_06: I'll never forget that, bro.
17:06
SPEAKER_06: That was dope.
17:06
SPEAKER_06: That was dope, bro.
17:08
SPEAKER_06: We need it in real time now.
17:09
SPEAKER_06: This is that one.
17:10
SPEAKER_06: Engineer, listen and make sure they're bro.
17:12
SPEAKER_06: Oh, yeah, yeah.
17:12
SPEAKER_06: Class food.
17:13
SPEAKER_06: It was dope, man.
17:14
SPEAKER_06: It was dope.
17:15
SPEAKER_06: Good to see you, man.
17:17
SPEAKER_06: We'll see you around, bro.
17:18
SPEAKER_00: Yeah, I'll hit you up soon.
17:19
SPEAKER_00: I'll hit you up soon, man.
17:21
SPEAKER_06: Later.
17:23
SPEAKER_06: Yeah.
17:23
SPEAKER_06: Hernandez, my cousin there.
17:25
SPEAKER_06: I forgot his first.
17:26
SPEAKER_06: I think it's Alex.
17:27
SPEAKER_06: Uh yeah, dude, do some good stuff.
17:29
SPEAKER_06: It's cool to see people you go to college with like get jobs like in town because it's very difficult because it's already sewed up, like their cousins are gonna be.
17:38
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, yeah.
17:38
SPEAKER_06: I already know how that works.
17:39
SPEAKER_06: So I'm just like, what you know, too.
17:42
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, exactly, man.
17:43
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, so yeah, that whole AI thing, man.
17:46
SPEAKER_06: It's just I mean, I use it as a tool.
17:48
SPEAKER_06: I use it for my podcast, to be honest, like to make clips.
17:50
SPEAKER_06: And so I mean, it's basically helps me make clips.
17:54
SPEAKER_06: I still go through and sift through like which clips I want to put out and stuff like that.
17:57
SPEAKER_06: So I use it's called uh Opus clip.
18:00
SPEAKER_06: So I use that.
18:01
SPEAKER_06: I use Gemini, I'll do prompts just to learn stuff, figure out stuff.
18:06
SPEAKER_06: I've tried like what is it, Suno or whatever, the music app, just to see what it would come out with.
18:11
SPEAKER_06: You know what I mean?
18:12
SPEAKER_06: Just to see what it would come out with.
18:13
SPEAKER_06: Like what you type in a prompt and it makes you type in like write me a rock song, 90s rock song sounding, and talk about this, talk about corpus, and it'll make a song 90s alternative about corpus.
18:26
SPEAKER_00: So you would give it any information, whatever AI comes up with corpus.
18:29
SPEAKER_06: Whatever you I mean, you can you can get like down to the detail and want it in C major, 4-4, whatever, whatever.
18:35
SPEAKER_06: So with that AI stuff, it's more like the more details you give it, the the closer it'll be to what you want it to sound like.
18:42
SPEAKER_06: But uh, but yeah, man, creativity, bro.
18:45
SPEAKER_06: Like, I think eventually it'll get to the point where people want to continue to pick up instruments again.
18:51
SPEAKER_06: Because I always love that.
18:53
SPEAKER_06: You know what I'm saying?
18:53
SPEAKER_06: Like, because I think history when I was in uh middle school and high school played uh alto, tenor, and baritone saxophone.
19:00
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, yeah.
19:02
SPEAKER_06: I mean, that's kind of where hip-hop started.
19:03
SPEAKER_05: Like they started like killing all the music programs, specifically in New York and all these spots.
19:08
SPEAKER_05: So all the uh see a lot of producers out there, early producers, all they had was their family's records.
19:15
SPEAKER_06: So they had to like the music is inside, like it's just something innate you have to create, you know what I mean?
19:19
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, so music is just the definition, like hip-hop music is the definition of finding a way, but that's how you get hip-hop where people are DJing and making beats out of like this older music as well.
19:31
SPEAKER_06: When you're deprived of like having music classes and instruments that are expensive, learn.
19:36
SPEAKER_06: I gotta learn how to just get around this shit and just do it, you know what I'm saying?
19:39
SPEAKER_06: Sure, bro.
19:40
SPEAKER_06: So yeah, that whole creative creativity aspect, I think it's good for society, it's good for societies because we're not dependent on other things, we're dependent on each other because we see somebody's art and like, oh shoot, that's pretty cool.
19:54
SPEAKER_06: You know what I mean?
19:55
SPEAKER_06: We're influential to other human beings with our whether it be visual, sound, yeah, whatever.
20:01
SPEAKER_06: You know what I mean?
20:02
SPEAKER_06: Uh which I think that's what I like about the whole hip-hop thing.
20:06
SPEAKER_06: It's just it's its own type of thing, you know what I mean?
20:09
SPEAKER_06: It's organism growing that people are like feeding off of, like, oh, check this out.
20:14
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, do you know what I'm saying?
20:15
SPEAKER_06: Devlay its own entity, yeah.
20:17
SPEAKER_06: So and then you develop your own personality off of that, you know.
20:22
SPEAKER_06: That's speaking on that, I've seen so many people just as they continue to do stuff, they finally find themselves open up, doing stuff.
20:33
SPEAKER_06: Like they're no longer worried about following a certain path, they actually branch off on their own and yeah, just do their own thing.
20:41
SPEAKER_06: Oh, yeah.
20:41
SPEAKER_06: It's still hip hop, it's just yeah, you know, it may be a little different than what most people want to hear, but it's still its own, yeah, still its own genre.
20:50
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, yeah.
20:51
SPEAKER_06: That that excitement of finding your voice.
20:53
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, me and Meg were just having a conversation.
20:55
SPEAKER_06: It's like, yo, ain't nobody really rap like that.
20:57
SPEAKER_06: Like, I can't pinpoint, like, oh, yo, Magnus raps like so-and-so.
21:01
SPEAKER_06: And he's like, Well, you don't rap like no one.
21:03
SPEAKER_06: I don't really, you know what I'm saying?
21:04
SPEAKER_06: In the past, I've tried to mold myself into art that I like, you know, idolize the shit, but it just turns into your own voice, and now I'm just kind of rapping myself.
21:13
SPEAKER_06: And same thing with Pac Taz.
21:14
SPEAKER_06: So you have your own voice, you have a unique voice.
21:16
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, yeah.
21:17
SPEAKER_06: So that's that's the the pinnacle of trying to find yourself, really.
21:21
SPEAKER_06: That's all art is we try to express yourself, you know, truly, like just fulfill that that's the aspect of it.
21:28
SPEAKER_06: Oh, that's fine.
21:29
SPEAKER_06: Finding your voice, yeah.
21:30
SPEAKER_06: That's dope.
21:31
SPEAKER_06: Oh, sure.
21:31
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, how'd how'd y'all come up like on that?
21:34
SPEAKER_06: Like, did you find like how did you find it?
21:36
SPEAKER_06: Like, how did you come to that?
21:38
SPEAKER_06: Like, was it like struggling?
21:40
SPEAKER_06: Like, oh, I need to do you know what I'm saying?
21:41
SPEAKER_06: Like, what's the process like?
21:43
SPEAKER_06: Is it is it difficult?
21:45
SPEAKER_06: You know what I mean?
21:46
SPEAKER_06: I mean, you find that lane of like what you like.
21:49
SPEAKER_06: For me, it's you know, a lot of west coast artists for Mario's East Coast artists, and then we're in Texas, so of course, screw it.
21:56
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, okay, you just had like you start doing that, I done came down.
22:00
SPEAKER_06: Rap and yeah, yeah.
22:03
SPEAKER_00: Lean and all that stuff.
22:05
SPEAKER_00: Oh, that all leads back to like being a part of hip hop.
22:08
SPEAKER_00: We all started freestyling first, you know, high school, middle school, whatever.
22:13
SPEAKER_00: And then we start like, yo, let's write music, let's start writing raps.
22:17
SPEAKER_00: And it's like, you know, songs turn into fucking albums, and that's for sure.
22:22
SPEAKER_06: And then the topics change too.
22:24
SPEAKER_06: Like, we're you know, we like we like comic book shit, so ain't nobody rapping about comics.
22:29
SPEAKER_06: Come down to come clean rapper then.
22:31
SPEAKER_06: What did you say?
22:31
SPEAKER_06: I think I was ever the band that came down, man.
22:33
SPEAKER_06: I came clean rapper, no?
22:36
SPEAKER_06: Never.
22:36
SPEAKER_06: You were not outside there, dog.
22:39
SPEAKER_06: No, I was outside.
22:41
SPEAKER_06: Shit, we was outside in the the Carroll hallways uh shit doing that, right?
22:45
SPEAKER_05: You went to Carroll?
22:46
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, I went to uh Miller, Carol, and Ray.
22:50
SPEAKER_06: I went to Miller, baby.
22:52
SPEAKER_06: Shout out right here, shout out to Kraft uh Kraft Crew Barbecue, bro.
22:56
SPEAKER_06: I got I got some some stickers and stuff like that, bro.
22:58
SPEAKER_06: Tell us about your your yeah, hell yeah.
23:03
SPEAKER_06: So you started uh barbecue, or is it like uh mobile or started uh barbecuing when I was younger?
23:10
SPEAKER_06: So even back in the day when we used to be the shows like at fucking uh Revolution, there'd be times I'd ramble.
23:15
SPEAKER_06: Rambo, the the Weber, the Weber kettle out McRibs and stuff.
23:20
SPEAKER_06: I parse her for I don't know how long.
23:22
SPEAKER_06: I've loved to burn meat for years.
23:31
SPEAKER_04: I'll make it crazy.
23:35
SPEAKER_06: So I started well, me and my buddy Chris started Crab for Barbecue in uh 2021.
23:44
SPEAKER_06: I originally started doing it for the disc golf community.
23:48
SPEAKER_06: So I played disc golf, yeah, yeah.
23:50
SPEAKER_06: And uh I was always out there at these tournaments when I was playing, and it was never fucking poo.
23:58
SPEAKER_06: Never less hungry, though yeah.
24:01
SPEAKER_06: So you start so you start at nine, like nine in the morning, and you play a whole 18, and you get done by like 12, and then after you're done on your car, you have an hour until you get in the second round.
24:16
SPEAKER_06: So it's like fuck, there's not no food here, bro.
24:19
SPEAKER_06: So when I first started playing, I was like, y'all got nothing out here?
24:22
SPEAKER_04: Like, I just have water and shit, but like they were like there's a market, there's a market out here, bro.
24:28
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, so yes, I was like, I was like, about the quarter market like the water.
24:32
SPEAKER_06: Y'all don't want me to dehydrate, but I'm gonna famish.
24:36
SPEAKER_06: Okay, so there was one time I fucking I took all to go get some boot and ended up sitting down and eating.
24:42
SPEAKER_06: I came back and my card had started and I ended up taking some strokes.
24:46
SPEAKER_06: Pause.
24:46
SPEAKER_06: Pause.
24:47
SPEAKER_06: That's a pause right there.
24:49
SPEAKER_06: That didn't I love that definitely but I like that shit.
24:52
SPEAKER_06: So I got penalized and I was like, fuck.
24:55
SPEAKER_06: I was like, dude, like, what the fuck?
24:56
SPEAKER_06: Wait, how many times has this happened?
24:59
SPEAKER_06: I was like, Fruit.
25:00
SPEAKER_06: So I started asking around, hey guys, uh, you know what there was some food on here, which I'm not fuck yeah.
25:08
SPEAKER_06: So now I literally we have it set up to where there's a tournament and I'm doing it.
25:13
SPEAKER_06: They include it in the per in the package, like so.
25:16
SPEAKER_06: If you pay in, you pay it right off there, you know, and get a burger or chicken sandwich or whatever I've served with.
25:22
SPEAKER_06: Oh bro.
25:23
SPEAKER_06: So I go to all the DIS call tournaments here, town.
25:26
SPEAKER_06: I've already told them like it's a it's a promise.
25:28
SPEAKER_06: I told y'all I promise y'all.
25:29
SPEAKER_06: Well, I've always got y'all.
25:32
SPEAKER_06: It's always anytime there's a tournament or something to bear the first ones I've taken.
25:35
SPEAKER_06: Is there like a diff scal special, like something that you made, like a specific burger?
25:39
SPEAKER_06: Everything is ten bucks.
25:41
SPEAKER_06: Um like literally.
25:42
SPEAKER_06: You get you get a brisket burger, pool fork sandwich, a chicken paddy.
25:48
SPEAKER_06: I even do the meat gang made.
25:50
SPEAKER_06: Chicken patty and the burger and uh and the cheese burger, and everything's ten dollars with the chips and a drink.
25:56
SPEAKER_06: Nice, all the way around.
25:57
SPEAKER_06: Even though inflation, I still got inflation, bro.
26:09
SPEAKER_06: Fire, that's fine.
26:10
SPEAKER_06: No, it was fire, yeah.
26:11
SPEAKER_06: I don't want to start pulling that fucking text message.
26:16
SPEAKER_06: I ain't never text you.
26:17
SPEAKER_06: I won't like kill out.
26:18
SPEAKER_06: I ain't never text you.
26:20
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, and as a matter of fact, check me out, man.
26:22
SPEAKER_06: That's America.
26:23
SPEAKER_06: Hell yeah.
26:25
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, I got soda if I can't.
26:27
SPEAKER_06: Let me get you a couple of those, man.
26:29
SPEAKER_06: If y'all know anything, yeah, hell yeah.
26:30
SPEAKER_06: Hey, you got this.
26:34
SPEAKER_00: Hell yeah.
26:35
SPEAKER_06: And the Annawaki stick, I'll put the plug down there.
26:37
SPEAKER_06: You might catch Mag again.
26:38
SPEAKER_06: Mag was just DJing my last photo.
26:42
SPEAKER_06: I don't know if that DJ.
26:46
SPEAKER_06: I'm telling you, these are challenging.
26:48
SPEAKER_06: What the squares for?
26:49
SPEAKER_06: Like, my child.
26:53
SPEAKER_06: Come on, bro.
26:54
SPEAKER_06: That's what's been doing old school.
26:56
SPEAKER_06: Hell yeah, bro.
26:56
SPEAKER_06: You are gonna beat me at the brisket.
26:59
SPEAKER_06: I will never stop selling brisket.
27:01
SPEAKER_06: I will sell brisket forever, man.
27:02
SPEAKER_06: Public zoo in the house, baby.
27:06
SPEAKER_06: That's cool, man.
27:07
SPEAKER_06: That's so awesome, dude.
27:09
SPEAKER_06: Man, disc golf.
27:10
SPEAKER_06: I play regular golf, but this golf, that that seems like it'd be a pretty challenge.
27:15
SPEAKER_06: Oh, it is.
27:15
SPEAKER_06: It's just like how many?
27:17
SPEAKER_06: How many courses do they have in town?
27:18
SPEAKER_06: I know they got the one on Santa Fe.
27:19
SPEAKER_06: Uh they've got Lamar on Santa Fe.
27:21
SPEAKER_06: They got West Goose out of Goose.
27:23
SPEAKER_06: You know that shit goof?
27:25
SPEAKER_06: West Beef?
27:25
SPEAKER_06: I'll be pulling it goof.
27:26
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, you too.
27:27
SPEAKER_03: It's goose.
27:28
SPEAKER_06: Goof?
27:29
SPEAKER_06: It's West Goose.
27:30
SPEAKER_06: Oh, man.
27:31
SPEAKER_06: G-U-T-H goose.
27:33
SPEAKER_06: Damn, okay, wrong.
27:35
SPEAKER_06: Yo, I barely realized what's not the phonetics that is Texas backwards.
27:40
SPEAKER_04: It's Texas backwards.
27:41
SPEAKER_04: I didn't know that shirt.
27:42
SPEAKER_04: I was like, what the fuck?
27:43
SPEAKER_04: Someone told me that.
27:44
SPEAKER_04: I was like, nah, you're lying.
27:46
SPEAKER_04: And why do you think the shit's always backwards over there?
27:48
SPEAKER_04: Is there later?
27:49
SPEAKER_04: I'm stealing.
27:51
SPEAKER_04: I did realize the S was backwards.
27:53
SPEAKER_04: Damn, I did go to Miller's.
27:55
SPEAKER_06: But there's a there's those two attack.
27:57
SPEAKER_06: Oh, there's uh Waldron is in the bluff.
27:59
SPEAKER_06: Oh wow.
28:00
SPEAKER_06: There's uh Ingleside Ingleside Park Ingleside Ingleside.
28:06
SPEAKER_06: Thinking aside though, they have they have two courses, and it's a red course and a gold course.
28:11
SPEAKER_06: What would that mean?
28:12
SPEAKER_06: The gold horse is a hard course.
28:14
SPEAKER_06: Like it's it's like professional pull.
28:17
SPEAKER_06: Oh shoot.
28:17
SPEAKER_06: It no, it's hard.
28:20
SPEAKER_06: Crazy.
28:21
SPEAKER_06: You're trying to get crazy, right?
28:22
SPEAKER_06: Hey.
28:24
SPEAKER_06: Straight toggle to you.
28:25
SPEAKER_06: Straight toggle in your face, dog.
28:26
SPEAKER_06: What do we mean?
28:27
SPEAKER_06: Hard and what makes you really nice.
28:32
SPEAKER_06: Crazy, right?
28:34
SPEAKER_06: So so gold is the distance between each hole is longer.
28:42
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, further.
28:43
SPEAKER_02: Further than further than crazy.
28:46
SPEAKER_06: You're going from like a a medi like a mediocre course to uh it's literally like tunnel vision.
28:53
SPEAKER_06: There's trees all around.
28:55
SPEAKER_06: So you have to go like between Hey, I'll be careful with that gesture.
28:59
SPEAKER_06: Why not?
29:00
SPEAKER_06: It's great.
29:01
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, relaxed.
29:02
SPEAKER_06: Don't do that.
29:03
SPEAKER_03: Yeah.
29:04
SPEAKER_01: So is there like uh certainly fucking this frisbee?
29:09
SPEAKER_05: Yes.
29:10
SPEAKER_05: Easy caught up.
29:11
SPEAKER_05: He's like, it's frisbee's right.
29:12
SPEAKER_05: So I was like, I'll tell you, it's just like it's just like me and I buy some discs.
29:17
SPEAKER_00: You're gonna do that.
29:19
SPEAKER_04: This is the wrong one.
29:20
SPEAKER_04: I'll be like, ah he got the Nura DX plastic.
29:26
SPEAKER_06: Hey, that shouldn't be a regulation play, boy.
29:29
SPEAKER_06: Hey, versus some there are discs that people buy that are like fucking$40.
29:35
SPEAKER_06: $40 a worth for like airbunger.
29:37
SPEAKER_06: Oh, cool.
29:37
SPEAKER_06: And then you have to wrong order to get it for like nine bucks.
29:41
SPEAKER_06: But like the they're different plastic, and I'm not gonna lie to you, the plastic does make a difference.
29:46
SPEAKER_06: Because if you hit something and you got regular old chicken, I should come back like that.
29:50
SPEAKER_06: Captain America'll chit, break, all this nonsense.
29:54
SPEAKER_06: But then if you get like the durable plastic, you can hit whatever fuck, and it'll just you might put it in something.
30:00
SPEAKER_06: That's work.
30:01
SPEAKER_06: You're schooling me though.
30:02
SPEAKER_06: I don't know, I'm just clear about that.
30:05
SPEAKER_06: It's just like golf.
30:07
SPEAKER_06: Like there are discs that like if you throw them like like this, but at this angle, they'll go like this, and they'll cut a little while and then go like that.
30:19
SPEAKER_06: There's other discs you throw them like this, and they'll just cut down.
30:24
SPEAKER_06: Like it's it's fucking nuts.
30:26
SPEAKER_06: It's crazy.
30:26
SPEAKER_06: Have you seen Javi Luna out there?
30:28
SPEAKER_06: I know he does that, so Javi Luna, comedian.
30:31
SPEAKER_06: I'm not sure he does it like yeah, the comedian, yeah.
30:36
SPEAKER_06: I've seen him make a post on uh on uh this call.
30:39
SPEAKER_06: I'm not sure if he does it like jumping or yeah, he I see him all the time at Ingleside.
30:43
SPEAKER_06: He's he lives in Ingleside, I think.
30:45
SPEAKER_06: No, no, no, no, he's always in Ingleside.
30:47
SPEAKER_06: He's always yeah, he's been doing that shit for years.
30:50
SPEAKER_05: I asked him about the burgers though.
30:52
SPEAKER_05: He told you something I had his barbecue.
30:54
SPEAKER_05: Just doing about that.
30:56
SPEAKER_06: However, I'll set up yeah, shout out to the fucking show of text where you're like, hey, what's up with them burgers?
31:02
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, shout out to Wombrabbish.
31:04
SPEAKER_06: Shout out to Wombrappers.
31:07
SPEAKER_06: Nah, shout out to John.
31:10
SPEAKER_06: You guys got anything in the works?
31:11
SPEAKER_06: Are y'all working on anything?
31:12
SPEAKER_06: Uh right to remain silent.
31:14
SPEAKER_06: It's gonna be the next uh we're pushing that at the beginning of the year coming up.
31:18
SPEAKER_06: Uh it's gonna be a graffiti showcase, and I think what we're gonna do this time is we haven't done it alone.
31:25
SPEAKER_06: I think we're gonna actually showcase our personal talent within the group, and we're gonna have our own artists, our own rappers, DKs, everything, breakdancers, the whole nice.
31:38
SPEAKER_06: We're gonna do it as our group and kind of show what we still bring to the table.
31:44
SPEAKER_06: That's cool.
31:44
SPEAKER_06: And we'll have our guys from out of town as well.
31:46
SPEAKER_06: Uh Clint, shout out Clinton's way out here, bosses, shout out Evolve, shout out to Evolve, RIP Mike Nice, RIP the Fly from Houston to uh Robo out there in Houston as well.
31:58
SPEAKER_06: We have a bunch of guys that are kind of behind the scenes of a lot of stuff.
32:02
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, and uh they they kind of do their own thing as well, which is a good thing.
32:07
SPEAKER_06: Uh Evolve, I know he just put out a project on Spotify.
32:11
SPEAKER_06: Shout out to Evolve.
32:11
SPEAKER_05: Ivy Russell, I be Russell singles.
32:14
SPEAKER_05: Yeah, so that's always a good one, right?
32:17
SPEAKER_05: But yeah, for the most part, that's I think that's what we're going for.
32:20
SPEAKER_05: We're gonna shoot to kind of express what we bring to the table for everybody and let everybody know that we're still on.
32:26
SPEAKER_06: That's what's up.
32:27
SPEAKER_06: Want to continue doing we'll definitely plug y'all's uh Instagram and or are y'all on Instagram mostly public zoo or Instagram?
32:34
SPEAKER_06: I think that's our main focal point.
32:35
SPEAKER_06: Almighty public zoo, almighty public.
32:38
SPEAKER_06: Cool, we got you guys for sure.
32:39
SPEAKER_06: Uh is there anything else you guys want to plug or anything like that?
32:42
SPEAKER_06: So rep rep to protect.
32:43
SPEAKER_05: Oh why?
32:44
SPEAKER_05: I got a rat show of it's a Texas Indy Fest, October 10, that surf club October 10th.
32:50
SPEAKER_00: If this comes out before then, come through.
32:53
SPEAKER_00: I'm headlining, level 10.
32:55
SPEAKER_00: I'll be out there rapping.
32:56
SPEAKER_04: I got a couple verses on that soon.
32:58
SPEAKER_04: I'll be out there that coming up.
33:00
SPEAKER_04: I think like two weeks or later.
33:02
SPEAKER_04: So that's what we do.
33:03
SPEAKER_06: And the marauders marauders podcast checking ours.
33:07
SPEAKER_04: Shout out to my DJing in my house, man.
33:11
SPEAKER_04: I know nothing about this shit.
33:13
SPEAKER_04: That's what I think.
33:14
SPEAKER_04: You don't give him a chance.
33:15
SPEAKER_04: You don't give him a chance to plug.
33:24
SPEAKER_00: I claim UT's dropping.
33:25
SPEAKER_00: Yes.
33:26
SPEAKER_00: I don't think it's gonna have the title.
33:28
SPEAKER_00: It's gonna be newly.
33:29
SPEAKER_00: All the homie drive.
33:32
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, don't and don't forget the Repture Protect these guys got going.
33:36
SPEAKER_06: October 17th 17th, Rover 7 here at House of Raw.
33:39
SPEAKER_06: Here at House of Raw.
33:41
SPEAKER_00: Free for all ages, bring your kids, bring your man.
33:43
SPEAKER_00: It's free for all bring your nana, bring your pool pool, you think all that shit.
33:49
SPEAKER_05: And for what and for sure, check out CC originals podcast, all the kind updates.
33:54
SPEAKER_00: Check out Marauders Podcast.
33:56
SPEAKER_06: They got Mad Pod the Magma Force.
34:01
SPEAKER_06: Hell yeah.
34:01
SPEAKER_06: Now you gotta do the Marauders, bro.
34:03
SPEAKER_06: Yes, sir.
34:04
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, oh word, let's do it, let's do it.
34:06
SPEAKER_06: Well, fellas, thanks a lot for coming on.
34:08
SPEAKER_06: We got Indy, Magnus, Etso.
34:11
SPEAKER_06: Follow them.
34:12
SPEAKER_06: Uh leave links down below.
34:13
SPEAKER_06: Shout out to uh Casey for letting us record here.
34:16
SPEAKER_06: How's the Rock?
34:17
SPEAKER_06: Be on the lookout for his episode coming up.
34:19
SPEAKER_06: Also, Yvonne, hit her up.
34:21
SPEAKER_06: Premier Hearing Solutions, South Texas.
34:24
SPEAKER_06: She's got you for your hearing needs.
34:25
SPEAKER_06: And uh appreciate you guys.
34:27
SPEAKER_06: Y'all have a good one.
34:28
SPEAKER_06: This beast, yeah.
34:32
SPEAKER_04: Happy barbecue.
34:34
SPEAKER_06: After barbecue, baby.