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Tyler (AimVision) joins the show · Day Drinking With Dog

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Drinking, drink, drinking, drinking. Tourniquet has been wrapped between your head
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and your heart. Then it's like being in clothes or too tight. Something
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feels off. You're always homesick, but you don't know what you're even homesick
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for. You just you have this aching sense of wanting such that's where the
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drug addiction comes in. That's where the alcoholism comes in, that's where the
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sex addiction comes in. And and because you're just trying to go home,
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it's really quite tragic if you think about it from that perspective. It's rum
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Bulson and I don't even know where homeless. It's funless time. He's broken,
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and I don't think either of the dorm bless such broke, place less
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homeless. It's hard to keep my focus moving. Buddle with the solstice that
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I'm welcome back. They drink the dog. It is Tuesday, June twenty
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seventh. That is a song by aim Vision Tyler from aim Vision. Well
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you are Envision from Envision, You are a Vision, dude. I love
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that song. I listened to a bunch of times yesterday. Turn this down
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a notch uh awesome stuff. We're gonna go over your local. You're young.
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I can't keep up with the style these days. Uh, you can
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watch this on Twitch in the next two weeks, it'll be posted. It's
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live now obviously you can only know that and if you're watching on Twitch right
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now. Um so, hey, thanks for coming on the show. Absolutely,
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man, I met you a couple of weeks ago. It seemed like
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a really good dude. Obviously your friends with my boy Hawkins. Hawkins,
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he's got he was in the Quick Hawkins, he was in the other night
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gooned up. Yeah, he's a madman. Yeah, he's a man.
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And he's like, uh, I got some more guests for you after after
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Envisions guests for you. I'm like, dude, bringing my way. I
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love, I love this is this stuff. I love. You know,
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I do a lot of local stuff, you know, charities and restaurants and
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but you know, I love stories and you guys definitely have a story.
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Oh man, one we didn't talk about this pre show. Where'd you come
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up with the name aim Vision dude? So it's funny. I actually used
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to go buy a different name, which was variation of my real name Tyler.
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Yeah, and it was my god's hie and and it's a damn good
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thing that we can we swear on here. Yeah, it's a real good
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thing that I didn't stick with that because I don't think I would have gotten
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very far. But uh, Aim Vision, I don't really know it kind
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of I kind of just pulled it together. I've always liked the name.
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I've always liked the word vision. Something about it just like balls off my
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tongue nicely. I wanted to be called Vision, and I was thinking about
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like some of my favorite artists and whatnot, like like Action Bronson earl sweatshirt,
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like those are sick name. I don't know if you know those guys.
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No, there was there is a generational gap, but we'll meet in
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the middle. Um yeah, and like Action Bronson, this dude's first name
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is Action. So I was kind of going through. I knew I wanted
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Vision, and it kind of just made sense Aim Vision. You know.
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Yeah, I get that question all the time. I never thought answer.
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I kind of just came to me to be honest. Yeah, well,
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like you know my boy Aim Vision, And I'm like, what what did
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you say? He's from Milford. I'm like, I don't know. Uh,
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So you've been doing your twenty three. You've been doing music for about
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what six years now? Uh yeah, pretty much. And as we just
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talked, so that song was homesick right, uh pretty powerful, Like that
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wasn't the actual song that was that was explaining this song almost right, It's
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so funny. That was actually an excerpt from a podcast with Russell Brand and
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uh duncan trustful. I don't know if you know, I love Russell Brand.
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He's one of my favorites. Yep. For you. I don't know
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how you fucking talk so fast. It just doesn't like ever um or Uh,
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my goal is to be as fluid, right, he's so flow good
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word for that. Yeah, yeah, he's something else. But yeah,
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that that uhlip. Yeah, that clip of that podcast is actually what inspired
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that song. Um. Like, as soon I was like I was thrown
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out a podcast just like about my business or some whatever background noise, and
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I like heard that and I like stopped what I was doing. I was
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like, Wow, that's like a real interesting feeling that he's describing, right,
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and decided to write homesick about it. Yeah, And you know what,
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I think you're the perfect guest with a lot of your music for for
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the end of this month. So it's it's the National National Men's Health Mental
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Health and uh, you know addiction and you know, having Hawkins on and
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uh, it's something that it's it's so crazy, just it could you could
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be addicted and not even realize it, you know, and you just you
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end up down a path and you're like, how the you know, how
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do I get you? Wait? How do how did I get here?
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I was having fun. I was just having fun, you know, and
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now I'm here. You know. I'm not saying you're there. I'm just
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saying, you know, but you know, obviously in the beginning of that,
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you know the power of drugs and alcohol and sex and everything. It's
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just no doubt, especially at a young age, you know. Uh.
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So, tell me a little bit about that song. How you came up
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with all the lyrics and is it some of it personal? Is some of
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it more? You just kind of fed off of what that guy was saying,
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and I wrote it a little bit of both, honestly. I Um,
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I heard what that dude was saying, dart can trust so and I
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was just like, man, that's such a I feel like that's a feeling
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a lot of people feel, but never know how to explain, like explain
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it, and I think he put it in the perfect words, like you're
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homesick, but like you don't know where home. Well he didn't say that,
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right, right, right, Yeah, you were saying that you don't
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know where home is. You know, there's this like feeling inside of you,
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Like it's like the feeling of being homesick, but it's inside of you.
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And because a lot of people don't have anywhere to go right right now?
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Yeah, so right, they have that feeling, but they're like,
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well they can't fulfill that like physically, right and like just you know,
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yeah, there's no one to talk to and no one to get these feelings
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out too. So yeah, I felt like that was an important song to
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make, and I definitely resonated with it a little bit, you know,
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always trying to there's something inside that you're just trying to feel, right.
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That's and you know me personally, I don't I don't really have a personal
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relationship with drugs, but I've definitely seen how it affects life, and shit,
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yeah, I've seen it all. I am not a drug addict,
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never have been, never been. I've never been on I've never really done
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drugs if I'm sad. Yeah, I might have eaten some shit off of
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cows poof before, but other than that, I've never done cocaine. I've
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never done heroin. I've never done any of that stuff. Alcohol is probably
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way too much for me in general. Uh so, maybe I should probably
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stop that too, But you know I have a podcast called it. Speaking
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of that, we are drinking Daybreakers. Thanks Matt from Two Roads. He
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dropped me off some samples the other day as stone Bridge. You got a
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pineapple mule, Yeah, it looks good, and I got the blood orange
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vodka cocktails. Very good. Enjoying these today on day drinking with dog.
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So what is some of your musical influences? I actually so, I'm not
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going to announce what I what I've labeled you yet, I haven't written down.
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I'm probably way off. But after I play a little snippet from Superhero,
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I'm gonna tell you what I think. You're a genre music is?
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Uh so, what what are? Yeah? What are your summary influences?
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So little preface is, when I first started making music, I was much
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more in the rap niche like like I like that dude earl sweatshirt. I
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made very like low fi um, very lyrical, like monotone kind of stuff.
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And as I progressed, I m started getting into the more melodic alternative
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stuff. But early influences of mine so like I had my mom who introduced
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me to all the rap eminem Little May and all that, And then I
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had my grandmother and my aunt and all of them who was introducing me to
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like alternative nineties rock like Nirvana, the Strokes, stuff like that. And
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I don't know something, I think at a certain point I allowed my alternative
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influences to start to show. You know, when when when I started doing
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the melodic stuff. I've always been drawn to that kind of thing, but
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um, yeah, I kind of definitely morph my style. There was a
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big transition when I turned to a vision and from my gout tie. That's
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kind of when I started making more like melodic alternative kind of stuff. But
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as of late, my biggest influences are Man, there's so many, but
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when you get when you go to the gym or you get in your car,
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who are you listening to? Well? Those that's a whole different thing.
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I listened to some weird stuff sometimes, um, but my favorite artist
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as right now, I actually we're gonna shut and now it's Dominic Fike um
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real great alternative indie Ish artist Oliver Tree. And then I also it's a
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weird thing, like I listened to a lot of artists who are like similar
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size as me, you know what I mean, Like I find them online
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and whatnot, m and I get a lot of inspiration from them just seeing
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them timing up this lab just like I am. Yeah, so yeah,
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but I also listened to you'll you'll catch me listen to some ignorant ass rat
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too, and then some like EDM kind of stuff like I'm all over the
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place. You know what it makes me feel old is when you tell me
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that your mother introduced you to Eminem. Yeah. Well, to be fair,
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I mean, is my I think he's yeah, okay, I was
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like, damn shit, so your grandmother was that was so I grew up
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late eighties. I'm born in the seventies, but like kind of you know,
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my late teens, graduating high school. I graduated like right when grunge
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hit in Nirvana and Sound Garden and Temple the Dog all that stuff, and
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uh, but before that, it's just funny, like before that was extreme,
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Like my brothers like four and a half years older than me, So
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he got into the band Extreme. They're out of Boston and literally they just
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released a new album like three weeks ago. These dudes are like get old,
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you know, and they were they were never like chart breakers or you
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know, but they you know, they etched out a great career. Their
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their guitars. Nuno bet Chord's probably one of the top five alive. Like
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he's that good. Just the rest of the man to check them out.
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Yeah, they're I was called them back in the day, Like I think
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they got overtaken by grunge. Like they were kind of like at the end
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of that Motley Cruved, you know, that era that was ending. They
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were kind of stuck in the middle, and then grune just took over.
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Imagine. I imagine that happened to a lot of because grunge was a very
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like powerful wave that came. Oh yeah, you know, sucked me right
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in. I did not not not clothing line wise, but I didn't.
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I didn't wear the flannel, but but I definitely got sucked into the all.
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I mean, I still listened to that music. Yeah, that music
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to me is timeless. Yeah, I think I think when that I mean,
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I wasn't alive happened, but I imagine that when that music hit.
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I've heard stories of like people hearing like smells like teen Spirit for the first
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time and they've never heard anything like it nothing, you know. I sang
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that in my talent show in high school. Is that right? Yeah?
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Well, we didn't make it. We tried out, we we tried out.
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We did three songs and that was one of them, and we didn't
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make it. It wasn't me. I was great fun, of course.
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It was the guys in the band. They needed the stuff. Yeah,
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a little bit, all right, So, uh, I got it.
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Let's do a little clip of Superhero. I liked this song. And then
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after this song, I'm gonna give you my rundown. I got it of
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perfect of designer, you've called genre. H my sweet girl, she's oblivious
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to ser Concer, a princess in the world of vivile little Did you know
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that I'm the one that really needed to say, so, why can be
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a superhero? I see really need? All right? Good? No,
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it's really good. I like it. So I listened to kind of like
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how we're listening to him now. I listened to Home sick first and I
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listened to that and um, realizing your age, and I'm you almost confirmed
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it with how you've you know, started listening eminem Ivan and with your grandmother.
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I don't have a name for this, but it's a combination of three
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grunge, pop, and hip hop. Yeah, I mean that's what I
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got, yeah, pretty much. And you have that the grunge is like
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you have that raspish, like deep voice for a kid your age. Yeah,
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you know, which is you know you hear it just talking to talking,
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you know, not necessarily just from singing, which is I like,
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can you scream like all those screamers from the nineties, I would like to
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Yeah, right, yeah, no, not quite yet. It's so funny
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that you say that. You're pretty much spot on honestly, whenever, like
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I'm talking to someone like out or whatever, and I'm like, yeah,
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I make music, and they're like, oh, like what kind? I
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never ever know what to say. I always say, literally, like I
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had this script in my head that I say every time. I'm just like,
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ah, honestly, it's kind of hard to genre. I don't really
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know. I guess I would say it's a mix of indie alternative hip hop.
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Yeah kind of thing, you know. Yeah, I just say ind
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because indies of yeah brod brush. But like you know, like I sent
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you three songs and they're all different, you know. Yeah, yeah,
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I don't really know. It's whatever I'm in the mood for us pose.
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Yeah, I uh. One of the first videos like or I was probably
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Instagram or TikTok. I don't really go on TikTok, but I'm sure they're
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on both sites. But you were in the golf cart. Yeah, and
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I don't know what a song were you singing? That was homesick? Okay,
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So this is how like with social media, you're just lip syncing bad
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correct. Oh yeah yeah, I'm not even saying it out loud either.
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I imagine most people who like promote their music on TikTok like actually say the
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words when they're whip saying it. I just whisper it like it's so stupid.
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Like if you saw me out in public, I probably look so stupid
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because I film a lot in public. Do you golf? I do not
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golf. Oh I'm bley been golfing like three times, I'm real bad at
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it. Well three times you're gonna be real bad. Yeah. Um,
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it's a vibe though. It's fun. Oh that's awesome. Yeah, I'm
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going tomorrow. I'd like to be or at it, so I probably have
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to go a little more. All right, what's uh We're gonna go into
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AI in a little bit. Oh yeah, but before we get there,
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what's what's the best concert you've ever seen I've ever seen? What's the one
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that I mean, you've been influenced by different things, But what's the one
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where you walked out? I'm like, yeah, I mean, there could
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have been a bunch of him, but there is there any one that.
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Yeah, I'll tell you mine after you tell me yours. Honestly, it
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I want to say, excuse me. Um, Dominic Fike was the best
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simply he's dude, He's everything I aspire to be. Um, he was
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just so amazing and like, you know, he's my favorite artist. I
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knew every song and he was just like it was so cool seeing him,
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Like, I don't know, he's just so talented. The way he uses
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his voice is like mind blowing, Like he'll just I don't know, it's
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so hard to explain without like you ever hearing him, but man, that
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was probably I sobbed like ten separate times. Cry. Oh yeah, and
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I don't even cry ever, and he makes me cry. Where is he
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from? He's from Florida. How is your age? Originally I think he's
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or maybe they's twenty six? Wow? Yeah, but I suppose that's a
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biased answer. But he that's fine. He shreds on guitar and voices killer.
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Yeah. So that was probably it. Dominic fight. Yeah yeah,
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so yeah, I will. I definitely will. Uh. You know,
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I'm more of the mainstream music. So my favorite band of all time is
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Stained. Do you know who they are? No? You don't know.
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Do you know what Aaron Lewis is? No? Okay, So he's the
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lead singer of Stained, and he had this crazy idea to leave the band
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and go do country music, right, So he comes back to Stained a
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couple of years later, and I had to get tickets sure, and Papa
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Roach opened for them. Oh shit, okay, I know yeah, And
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I knew their music, you know, I knew a lot of their songs,
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but I've never seen them live. And I you know, I got
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like third row seats at Mohegan Suns and Papa Roach comes out and I was
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ready to leave after them, because I'm like, you can't top this.
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It's like the old led Zeppelin story, like led Zepplin opened for somebody and
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like the I don't think the band wanted to come on the stage after that,
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you know. And uh and it's my favorite band coming on next,
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you know. And I was like they were just like their their energy,
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their vibe, like you very familiar with that. I was pretty familiar,
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yes, like just through CDs and stuff and radio listening, but again,
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never saw him live, didn't didn't know the energy they had. They were
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just in Bridgeport last summer and I was it was a Sunday, and I
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just look, it's one of my best money nights at work and I'm like,
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I can't take off. And I wish I did because I'm sure they're
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just the same as they were ten years ago when I saw them a little
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longer than that. But yeah, it was the rest of the stuff,
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the show just lackluster. You know. What's funny is like we all sat
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down and watch stand like literally, I mean, and they're they're they're heavier
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than Papa Roach. I couldn't say we sat down, but like, you
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know, the lead singer was in the stands. He was running around high
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five in people and just going crazy then just smashing guitars and just they was
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just like, holy shit, this guy's rock, you know. And uh
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and Stain's you know more, you know, the guitar staining their mics.
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They thrash, don't get me wrong. But and Aaron Lewis has that scream
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voice, you know. Uh, but I don't know, I'm still Stainings
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still better for me. But the show wiser. Yeah, just crazy.
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Yeah, I'm not. I don't. I don't think I've ever heard of
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Stained, but I know Papa Roache some of some of their songs. I
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know they go hard. So Stain's been around since the mid nineties. They
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were kind of that. They were in that corn limp biscuit kind of genre
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back then. Those two were a little more rap rock, but uh,
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Stain was a little more heavy metal, I would say, got it.
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They had like five albums then he went country. That came back and they're
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making a new one now. And Papa Roach was smaller than them at the
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time. Yeah yeah, I mean now a Papa Roach headlines wherever they go.
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Yeah yeah, yeah, I mean they're they're they're they're they're shit.
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It's fun It's funny how these like bands are so cyclical over the years.
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You know, they start out in bars and you know, the small scene,
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and then they might get picked up for a small tour and then like
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this is what happened. You know, you ever heard of Shine Down?
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I'm only fucking Jesus Christ. Were you strictly indie? Well, these guys
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were long story short, I've seen them open for like five bands, and
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now they're headlining arenas. You know. It's just it's like like like that's
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a that's a trajectory though out of bands, and then in twenty years they're
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gonna be on the fucking eighties Cruish ship playing I don't don't know who that
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is, all right? So so now do you do live shows yet?
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I do? Um, not like consistently regularly, but um, I've done
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a lot of shows around here. Um, I haven't in a in a
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while. I'm really trying to, like I was telling you pre show,
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I was, um, I'm really trying to get a live band together and
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you know, elevate my live performance. I think that's the next step for
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me as far as live goes. Um, But I don't even really know
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how to go about that. If there's any guitarists or drummers listening, you
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know, yeah, I mean, you know it's funny, like I know,
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ever since COVID, like you know, finally settled out and the bands
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were back playing, I know a lot of a lot of you know,
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I know guys that are in like five bands. Yeah, you know,
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they just got to coordinate the schedule, right, you know, and that's
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it's their full time job down Yeah, you know that. Oh man,
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I imagine they were stressing cod at Stonebridge that first summer. So you know
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where the pizza window is to get pizza, of course I do so,
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right, right, So we used to do a one piece guy like put
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the stanchions around him six There was twelve feet we needed for so tables could
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be sitting. This is all dumb, This fucking era of the fucking time
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was restaurant tables could be six feet apart. But the musician, since he
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sings into a microphone, is probably projecting his spit twelve feet. You didn't
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needed a twelve foot barrier, right, So we obviously didn't have the pizza
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kitchen going because it was just you know, there's no nightlife. So with
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these poor guys were just play, you know, and and and the crowd
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we had was just like, you know, all adults. You know,
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it wasn't for kids. Weren't coming out eating dinner, yeah, having dinner,
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uh, you know, spending a lot of money, you know,
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like you know, if we didn't get the right guy, they're bitching,
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you know, and it's like, oh, yeah, this fucking sucks.
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But I was yeah, I mean, hey, I was one of I
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missed a lot of work. I mean I was lucky that, you know,
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Trump was in office and we got a shipload of free money. But
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uh so when you play, you're almost like a post Malone, right,
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Like you have the music pumped in behind you and you play and you singing
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track. Yeah, although although post Malone kind of plays guitar and stuff,
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I'm not quick. I've seen him a concert that well, yeah, he
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plays a little bit. He pulls people up from the crowd that play guitar.
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Yeah, I saw him in Bashville. He was awesome. So you
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know who post Malone is? Do you like Postmlon? I do like I
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do like post Malone. Um, I think his character development was interesting to
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watch. Yeah, I think he's really good. He's he's like a hit
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maker, like you just you know, he makes a lot of say like
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radio friendly. Yeah, I mean yeah. Do you think it comes to
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a point with some of this stuff? Like I go back and listen to
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some of the bands I like, and I remember, like I'll just pick
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out a random song right on an album. I mean, you know,
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this song kind of sucks, but when it came out, like it didn't
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matter. Everything you touched was gold. Like I feel that about Post Malone,
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like in fifteen years, like is every song gonna be a hit?
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Like in your own mind? Yeah? You know what I mean? Like
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are you Um? I think they get to a certain level and it's like,
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oh, we could do no wrong exactly exactly. Yeah. I think
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a lot of artists that's happened too. I think like once they become super
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like a list in mainstream, I think they lose a little bit of their
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edge perhaps, and uh, personally I crave edge in music, like you
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know what I mean. Um, But when they get I don't know,
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it depends, I guess. But when you get your first twenty million dollar
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paycheck, you know, and you're deciding should I keep my edge, or
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go on a submarine and check out that Titanic. You know, you've got
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the balance of life there, you know, like, how do I want
22:38
to? Yeah? What a song that would have made? Yeah, I
22:41
mean if you survive it, if you're finding yourself in situations like that,
22:44
there's bound to be some edge. But I don't really know. Are you
22:48
an adventure seeker? Are you are you an extreme sports guy or anything?
22:52
You parachute? Do you skydie? Haven't? Would? Yeah? Okay,
22:56
definitely? Would you ride a motorcycle? I do not. You look like
22:59
you're not look like a biker kind of dude A little bit. That's good
23:02
when you wear that. At the first time I met you wear that?
23:03
Do rag a yet? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, yeah, I got
23:07
that a lot. I got biker skater. I don't even skate. I
23:10
look like I look like I guarantee and filthy is skating and I'm not at
23:14
all. Um. Yeah, but those vipers you had, it's just the
23:18
aesthetic. No, those are some some Montclairs. I'm out of that game,
23:23
I say. I see the young little kids wearing the vipers, yea,
23:27
oh god, I think they're fucking ugly. I don't disagree. Yeah,
23:33
so real quick. Would you would, not, knowing what happened last
23:37
week with the submarine, if your father was a billionaire and said, hey,
23:41
you want to go check out that Titanic, would you have any hesitation
23:45
whatsoever? Would you research it? Or you just say, my dad's loaded.
23:48
He knows what he's doing. That's what happened to this poor night to
23:51
year whole kid. Yeah, and he was nervous to go on it.
23:53
Oh man, What a moral dilemma that is, What a moral moral question
23:56
that is. I mean probably I'd love to see the wreckage of the Titanic,
24:02
to be honest. But at the same time, like submarines are like
24:04
sketch. I feel like, well, like I remember, so, you
24:08
know the movie Titanic Shobaby released before you No, no, You're probably alive
24:12
when I was really funny. I actually saw that recently. Yeah, yeah,
24:17
yeah. So the director James Cameron did like a documentary years later where
24:22
he has his own multimillion dollars submarine with like a glass like it's just like
24:30
it's like a three seater and with the cameras all on it, and he
24:33
did this whole documentary and like they swam around it and took that thing was
24:37
like looked super cool and you know, space age technology. This fucking thing.
24:42
Yeah, it's like a just slid off the boat man b line until
24:47
it couldn't hold the pressure anymore and imploded. I don't know, man,
24:49
I I don't think i'd want to be a part of it, to be
24:55
honest with you. As cool as that is, I just don't know.
24:57
I love like deep sea ship. I love and I love seeing like especially
25:03
like on Twitter and stuff, like there's all this footage of like you don't
25:06
really see on normal TV, and it's just of these creatures down there.
25:10
Yeah, and they're fucking aliens, you know what I mean. I'm not
25:12
saying they're out of space. I don't say that, but they are.
25:15
You know. You look at this shit, You're like, how what the
25:18
fuck created this thing? The ocean is a terrifying place, man, Honestly,
25:22
I don't I'm not a big fan of the ocean. Have you ever
25:25
seen the Abyss movie? Yes, Uh, it's it's it's probably as old
25:30
as you. Maybe I have go watch it. Yeah, it's cool.
25:33
It's an action kind of an action deep ocean movie. Uh, don't love
25:38
the actual ocean. Yeah, yeah, and it deals with the aliens.
25:42
Uh, it's it's you'll recognize some of the people in it. It's one
25:47
of it. So so if you do watch it, and everyone listening you've
25:49
ever seen the Abyss, there's an alternate ending to it, make sure you
25:53
watch the alternate end movies like that. Yeah, yeah, because the ending
25:56
is like, it's cool, but the alternate ending with right, like fucking
26:00
political almost it's pretty neat, got it? Got it? Yeah, man,
26:04
I'm not a huge fan of the ocean at all, especially up here
26:07
the sharks up here in North New England. Yeah, I mean you're not.
26:14
You also have that surfer vibe too. Yeah. Right right again,
26:18
if you if you're listening to this today, just switch over to Twitch and
26:21
check out check out my boy Tyler here a vision and you'll see what we're
26:26
talking about. Here he's got more hair than I've ever had in my head
26:30
in my life. Uh so. But yeah, but it's just one last
26:33
thing about this submarine thing. I feel like it encompassed the news and like
26:40
just like nothing else was talked about as per usual. I mean, do
26:45
you think it's just another distraction? Yes, because the Navy came out that
26:52
like the day after they said it imploded, and the Navy is like they
26:56
like raised their hand, like we knew this on Monday, we heard it.
27:00
After an hour forty five minutes it went down. We heard the implosion.
27:03
We tried telling you, and then the US Coast Guard came out and
27:06
said, well, that's not definitive proof. You still have to do spend
27:10
tens of billions of dollars for search and rescue for seven fucking morons that went
27:14
down on this thing. Yeah, I've heard. I've heard quite a few
27:17
theories. I heard a theory that like this would be like the perfect cover
27:19
up to like fake a bunch of you know, dirty billionaire's deaths. Oh
27:26
yeah, so now they're I don't know, they're like two fun living down
27:30
in the Bahamas now, yeah, just living it up. I don't know.
27:34
Another thing I heard was the owner, like the CEO of the company
27:38
who died, was this is how stupid he was. There was an independent
27:45
review of this submarine, and whoever reviewed it told them, listen, you
27:49
have to there are like cracks in the seals of this fucking thing, like
27:55
this is not like worthy to go down here anymore because it's done missions before
28:00
and it needs to be upgraded or whatever. The dude the CEO paid him
28:06
off hush money to not release this, and and how dumb are you to
28:14
actually get this information in your hands, whether you're paying him off or not.
28:18
But you're the guy going no, I'm pulling. I'm like, you
28:21
know what, Okay, you're right, Maybe maybe I should seal a couple
28:25
of fucking you guys, don't like know for sure? This is all good.
28:29
I'm good. I don't know, man, Yeah, fucking crazy,
28:32
it is crazy. All right, it's play another track. Let's do it.
28:33
This is when you didn't send me this, when I found on my
28:36
own on YouTube. Now you find what all right, before we play it,
28:38
let's get out where we where you tell us where we can find all
28:41
of your music? Yeah yeah, so honestly, wherever you listen to music,
28:45
just type in aim vision, aim vision and you'll find me. Spotify,
28:49
Apple Music, everywhere, YouTube everything. That's where I found on YouTube,
28:53
and I get you get little music videos with it too. I got
28:56
a couple of music videos. Yeah, yeah, right. The last song,
29:00
were playing it on the way out of the show. You were like
29:02
jumping out of a window and oh yeah the Moon one. Yeah, yeah,
29:07
have you seen have you seen the Moon tonight? Got a music video
29:10
for that. All right, so this we're gonna play. I'm so you
29:11
know what I fucked up? So well, no Superhero, I didn't really
29:15
ask you what what was behind that song? So well, and then we'll
29:18
get into the yeah Superhero. Um it's funny actually, I uh, my
29:25
ex girlfriend, UM, we kind of had the this is about to get
29:29
transparent on here, but we're all good. Hey, yeah, we kind
29:33
of had this interesting dynamic where we kind of came from two different worlds.
29:37
Uh, you know, one place of more shelter and you know, security
29:42
where you probably not quite can you tell? Um? And uh yeah,
29:48
that was just then interesting your bob listening to eminem man, you know what
29:52
I mean. Um, And that was just an interesting dynamic that played out.
29:56
So I wrote about it and also, um, coincidentally, this didn't
30:00
even like have anything to do with it, but she was reading a book
30:03
at the time about literally like it was basically about us in that dynamic.
30:08
Yeah, I forget what it was called, but um, that really inspired
30:11
me. That's actually, um, so is that a breakup song or is
30:15
that a relationship. So it's yeah, just relationship song at the time.
30:18
Yeah, Um, is there a fund? Is there a follow up to
30:22
it? We all know STFU stands for yeah, um no, yeah,
30:30
that fun that song. Actually, that's like my second biggest song now,
30:34
I believe, And when I made that song, I had no idea that
30:38
it was gonna be so successful. I really just like wrote that song because
30:41
like that song is like very alternative. Like I have some like alternative esque
30:47
songs, but that song is really like just like I don't know, it's
30:49
like different, and like I in that song, like that's where I hear
30:55
the grunge. That's that's the raspy voice. That's very kind Yeah, not
30:59
angry, but yeah a little bit. Yeah you know, so you can
31:03
edgy? Yeah, like you're like, yeah for sure. So the next
31:06
song we got coming up is STFU, So shut the fuck up? What's
31:10
behind this one? Shut the fuck up? Not you? Yeah that one
31:15
actually, uh, that one's kind of on some angsty shit just kind of
31:21
about like, Um, that's so funny that you that you chose that one
31:26
because that's actually like a more lesser known one. Um. Yeah, but
31:30
yeah, I like that, like people sent me three or four that I
31:32
like that. I like to kind of pick out stuff and I like that.
31:33
I like that. Um that one actually, I Uh, I wrote
31:38
when I was like I think I was driving back from Connecticut from New York.
31:44
I was like out there with a couple of producers or whatever, and
31:47
I was just I was kind of like in a zone, and I was
31:49
thinking to myself, like, man, like, I'm driving it was like
31:52
four am, this almost coming back up whatever, and uh, I was
31:56
just thinking, man like, I'm really working, like up on the sundown,
32:00
still around when it come up, and and I was kind of just
32:06
thinking on my way back, Um, you know, were working. That's
32:10
kind of the attitude of the song really, and uh, but who are
32:13
you yelling at then? And you know what's so funny then in quotations,
32:19
it's, uh we talk a pronoun Yeah yeah, no, um that's uh.
32:24
When I when I when any artist really refers to them or they,
32:29
it's like it's like it's this fake like it's this group of people. It's
32:34
not anyone specific, but it's like this group of people that are like rooting
32:37
against you, and you know what I mean, It's just like they don't
32:40
yeah, yeah, you know yeah and uh saters, yeah, yeah,
32:44
yeah exactly. All right, well let's play you want to play it from
32:46
the beginning. I have you set up at twenty twenty one seconds, but
32:51
yeah, we'll do like a forty five second right from the start. This
32:54
is shut the fuck up vision? Yeah, help on the sundown still around
33:15
when it come up, the doubters to come out and allowed as to come
33:19
up, and now it's like what up? But they all are so proud
33:22
they want to know why now whatnot a sawt from you? Sum up?
33:24
Okay, she's gonna run out. I don't want to sound suck up.
33:27
I smiled with my thumb up, but really should the fuck up only come
33:30
alive when it's dart always gets your vibe when it's light, slowly with the
33:32
rhymes about bark, but no one knows the size of the blight. Knowing
33:36
a lot of house. When I'm hiding the clowns, it's like, eat
33:37
the crowd is like the crowd in the light, But me, mister crowd
33:40
isn't right. Vision different than the clouds at the slight and these people all
33:43
around on the like summer figure route on the type and I know I sound
33:45
cocky, but I'm done being humble. The road has been rocking on Alive
33:50
stumble. All right, that is shut the fuck up, you know,
33:52
I sense I like the beat. You know. So we were talking before
33:59
this show, like, so you you have these guys? Is it one
34:01
guy you get the beats from? Yeah? So, um, it's it's
34:06
almost embarrassing to say, but when I when I felt obviously when I first
34:08
started, there's just you probably don't know about this, but like there's this
34:13
big community on YouTube, Like if you typed in any word on YouTube with
34:16
the words type beat after it, it will show up. Something will show
34:21
up. So um, type beats are a big thing on YouTube for artists
34:23
who are just starting out. And uh, that's where I got most of
34:27
my beats. I still get some of my beats from there, but I've
34:29
kind of curated this this group of several different producers, so I feel like
34:35
nail my sound really well and I only use their beats, and um,
34:37
so you get the beat first, yeah, and then you lay the track
34:40
over usually yeah, usually more often than not the other way, Like if
34:45
you have a producer, like all right, these are my lyrics, want
34:47
to yeah, yeah, make it happen. Yeah, but more often than
34:51
not, I like to have the beat and um right around the beat.
34:54
I don't know why. I kind of it puts me in a box,
34:58
but in a good way. It kind of limits because there because my problem
35:02
with writing is like when I start a song and I write, like,
35:07
the possibilities are endless. I can make the song about whatever I want it
35:09
to be about, you know, So when I hear a beat, it'll
35:14
make me think of a specific topic or a specific line or something I could
35:16
go from there. You know. Sometimes limitations are good in the creative process.
35:21
You do a lot of acapella and just kind of yeah, sitting by
35:23
yourself and yeah, yeah. I also on the inverse, I journal a
35:29
lot, and I and I don't yeah, I don't really um in my
35:32
journal, like my daily journal. I don't really like put pressure to like
35:37
make it have to be a song, or even have to rhyme or even
35:40
have to make sense. And sometimes there will be excerpts in that journal of
35:45
just like some song ideas or a hook or whatever, and then I'll go
35:50
from there. I'll find a beat that works with it, or send it
35:52
and to some of my producers and whatever. And we'll figure it out.
35:57
That's crazy a lot of a lot of a lot of guys. I a
36:00
friend of mine back in the day. He's a guitarist, and he would
36:05
he was in a band called Live and Trust, and he would basically write
36:07
all the music for all their songs. And this guy already was the lead
36:12
singer and he would just listen to that and then make up a song over
36:16
the top of that, which I always thought it was the other way around.
36:20
Yeah. I always thought, like, all right, I got some
36:22
lyrics to a cool, like you know song, you guys come up to
36:24
music, and he's like, every song we did was the opposite. Yeah,
36:28
obviously you can do it both ways, but like, is that the
36:31
preferred method of a musician as far as like personally, I'm kind of a
36:36
weird though, man. Yeah, personally, Like so I'm kind of new
36:39
to the whole like sitting down with like basically a stranger who produces music and
36:46
like getting in there and they start making a bet from scratch, and I
36:50
like, like, I like to be prepared. I like to have the
36:52
whole song written. I like to like sit as I write, like Alane
36:55
and really like just curate like every word. I want to have meaning in
37:01
my songs, you know. And um, so that's been that's been like
37:05
an interesting, uh little trick with my writing process. And my writing process
37:10
is so weird, man, it's so weird. Um, it's all over
37:15
the place really, But I've always been I was there a school behind it.
37:17
What do you mean, Like it's like if you go to like music
37:20
school, Yeah, is there a way they teach you how to write music?
37:23
I imagine wise, I know there's a way to write music music.
37:27
I'm talking about like lyrics to a song. Is there a method that you
37:30
know, like the classical way to do right? Yeah? I mean no,
37:34
you know what, I would think everyone would be different. Yeah.
37:37
I used to think that, but um, after you know, endless books
37:43
about it. Actually, the last book I read is by the student named
37:45
Rick Rubin. I don't know if you know who he is. Um,
37:49
it's funny you don't know anything. Um. Yeah. He it's called the
37:54
Creative Act, a Way of Being, and he really explains how the creative
37:59
process is different for everyone and whatever works for you works for you. Hum.
38:04
But I've always been intrigued, Um, how like band like for example,
38:08
the first thing that comes to mind is like, uh, The Dirt,
38:13
that movie The Dirt about Motley Crue Ye oh yeah yeah, yeah yeah,
38:16
the documentary was a documentary. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah yeah sort
38:20
of yeah yeah. And um, like in like old school bands, they
38:23
would like, I don't know, I don't know. I don't really know
38:27
how it works for like bands because I'm an independent artist. I always have
38:29
been. I only ever worked with myself, you know. But I'm always
38:32
so intrigued by like how bands write stuff because like maybe the guitarists will have
38:37
a cool little riff and then you know, it's it's just I feel like
38:40
it's a lot more. It's funny because I I would feel it's a collaboration.
38:45
You know, it's like four guys in a studio, right your standard
38:47
for four person band, right right base, your lead and your drum.
38:52
I would think it's like, all right, let's do this that and then
38:54
after you know, two weeks in the studio, you actually have a song,
38:58
right yeah exactly. Um. I think guys like you or you know,
39:02
a lot of your lyrics come from the heart, like you know,
39:05
again, we're a different generation, so the eighties and nineties, I think
39:07
until grunge hit. I think grunge was like that. I think the eighties
39:10
was just like Girls, Girls, Girls Crew, you know, like that
39:14
was that was it was not hard to write. My favorite one of my
39:17
favorite bands, Extreme we were talking about earlier. All their songs, if
39:21
you listened to them, it's like their their chorus, it's all cliche.
39:23
It's like it's like, it's just like cliche, and they made a song
39:29
out of it. Yeah. Then grunge hit, and that was like you
39:31
know, or you can tell you guys with drugs, Yeah, yeah,
39:35
never fucking fucked up and talk about relationships and corney love and all that exactly.
39:39
Uh, and now you know, then you know, but then you
39:42
get the I don't know it's it's it's I've never really been a like,
39:46
I know pop music only because I hear it a stone bridge, but hip
39:50
hop I don't hear a lot. I don't listen. Um, I can't
39:52
follow it. Yeah, I just don't know the lingo. I'm probably too
39:57
old for it. I mean, I have no problem minting that issue.
40:00
I just don't have the patience for it. And I hear you man,
40:02
try to explain to me what you know. I know what that is.
40:07
You don't need you don't really need to know. It's not that important.
40:12
Um yeah, man, Yeah, that's something that always interests me, is
40:16
um different people's writing process. I try to talk to every musician I come
40:20
in contact with about it, just because like my writing process is literally like
40:23
so fickle and so like I don't know, I just I feel like when
40:30
I go to the studio, I like to have every song written top to
40:34
bottom and ready to record. Like I don't like improvising. I don't like
40:37
writing in the booth or in the studio, Like I like to have it
40:39
ready and I like to have everything well thought out. And maybe that that
40:44
might be a hindrance of mine. But can you wrap? Oh yeah,
40:49
like I wrapestyle? Oh no, I used to be able to. I
40:53
used to be able to, but as of late, once I started doing
40:55
the more melodic stuff, I stopped. Like freestyling is honestly, it also
41:00
came with like friend group. Yeah, I became friends with people who don't
41:05
really do that, but yeah I used to. But yeah that's play bad
41:09
and you're like yo, yeah, yeah, exactly right. But um,
41:14
you know, do a rap battle. I like freestyle melodic stuff like in
41:17
my car while I'm listening to beats, like trying to you know, trying
41:20
to create a song. Yeah, exactly, Yeah, yeah, yeah,
41:22
awesome. So something we talked and this is uh I think we're both fascinated
41:27
by it is Ai, Yes, sir, and I am like, you
41:31
know, just just we're all, well, yeah, we'll get into that
41:36
part for sure. Uh, but let's get into the music side of it.
41:40
So I saw this real on Twitter, Instagram or whatever. It was
41:45
one of those DJs like that, like the big DJs that played the fucking
41:47
arenas, and he just typed him something like DJ house music. Yeah,
41:54
and it just created this thing. Yeah, and he played it to the
41:58
audience not telling them this was AI generated and yeah, you know, not
42:04
the life and sit like yeah, Like musically, like, have you tried
42:09
anything, Like have you tried to a I give you a beat about let's
42:13
say, a song about whatever, whatever you want to put it, have
42:15
you tried it? Well, To be honest with you, I've been a
42:20
bit um reluctant to use you know, I probably should because I imagine I'm
42:27
at a disadvantage by not using it at this point. That's the problem.
42:30
Yeah, But um, I would totally like type into chat GPT, like
42:37
study aim Vision songs, like study the way he writes lyrics. Okay,
42:42
write me a song that aim Vision would make about X y Z right,
42:45
And I feel like that, you know, could be interesting. And you
42:49
know, if they gave if they gave me some sort of skeleton to use,
42:52
I think that'd be cool. But honestly, the way I feel is
42:54
like when it comes to Ai in music, I think an art in general,
42:59
I think there's like a there's a lack of soul when it comes to
43:05
things that AI makes for the most part, although I've heard some some cool
43:09
stuff that AI skate and it's like yeah, and it like used his voice
43:15
and it was like, dude, you can hardly tell this this is just
43:21
and this shit is just to have fun. Yeah, this ship is already
43:24
in the wrong hands. And yeah, I mean we were we were talking
43:29
to work the other night. I'm talking to some customers and I'm like,
43:30
and one guy's in tech and I'm like, he's so his so he's in
43:36
like uh, I mean he's in tech as far as advertising and stuff.
43:39
And he said his boss reached out to him the other day and said,
43:43
hey, we gotta start incorporate AI, and he's like fuck, you know,
43:47
and he's like and we're so we just went down the rabbits hole with
43:51
the whole conversation, and it's like, in how many months years are we
43:58
not gonna be able to tell reality from AI? I mean we could barely
44:00
Oh yeah, reality? I mean yeah, Like I mean like like just
44:05
watching news, like there's already been like clips of like Biden saying exactly and
44:08
it's like you could, holy shit, like you can kind of tell if
44:12
you slow it down, like oh, like the lip didn't match the lyric,
44:15
but like you know, he's saying that, like if we go to
44:17
world with Russia, like if there's a draft coming and it's like, oh,
44:22
there's actually people putting this ship together. No, it's really crazy and
44:24
I feel, I mean, Biden might already at this point, we might
44:29
all be AI at this point, but it's so crazy. I think the
44:32
only thing and I think about this often, I think the only thing that
44:37
like differentiates what we know is AI and what we know is real is like
44:42
there's this like it's like on the internet that like AI is advancing and like
44:45
we're all like almost like making fun of it, but also like being like,
44:52
hey, guys, like this is how real it could be, saying
44:55
yeah, like Elon Musk and right, those guys and you know Mark you
45:00
but they're like, you got to slow this ship now, Oh yeah,
45:01
for sure, how do you regulate it? I remember, yeah, you
45:04
can't. You can't, you can't. And I remember the week that AI
45:07
like started, like I started seeing AI a lot more on social media and
45:10
whatnot, and I remember people saying that Elon Musk was like, hey,
45:14
guys, chilled the fuck out, because it's gonna get real. And they
45:19
were asking the AI bot yeah, like not the jete like the one that
45:22
Microsoft made, like what are your plans to eliminate the human races? Literally
45:28
literally said that ye, like dude, yeah, and that's where you like,
45:31
uh yeah, guys in the back. Yeah yeah, just for a
45:37
little while. Let's let's let's not reprogram this. And it's so crazy because
45:39
because can't you put you should be putting fail safe in yeah, like a
45:44
detonate button like okay, it's got a little okay, hit it, hit
45:45
the button, hit the button. It's gone too far. I don't think
45:47
it's that simple because I think, yeah, like literally think about how smart
45:52
Google is right now, Like, imagine if Google was like sentient and like
45:58
just like us, but just had all the no, like, imagine if
46:00
you or me had all the knowledge that Google has at our fingertips at any
46:04
I mean we do, but like right right in, like that's fucking terrifying.
46:10
Like here's Google anything and like it comes up with one point four million
46:14
fines in one point two seconds. Yeah, it's like wait what Yeah?
46:17
And I think, truthfully, I think that like we've like really manifested this
46:22
with all the movies that we made about AI and oh it's life imitating art
46:27
or whatever, art imitating life. We have manifested this and I don't know
46:30
how it's gonna turn out. But like now you've seen the Terminator movies,
46:36
right, yeah, Okay, so one and two where obviously great. I
46:39
think it was three. Do you see three? It was like it was
46:44
a girl Terminator, a hot blonde chick. Yeah, and Arnold was good.
46:49
Obviously he came back to stop it and save save the kid. Now
46:52
he's older, and I think it wasn't I forget who the girl was in
46:58
it, not not the bad girl, but anyway, that one got to
47:00
the end, and I thought it was the best of the series, like
47:05
the ones that are now weird, they got really weird. But they got
47:07
to the end and he gets into this bunker and they're in the bunker underneath
47:13
like this fucking big mountain out in the desert, and there's the presidential podium
47:17
just sitting there and he like looks at her and he's like what the fuck?
47:22
And the doors closed behind him, and that's it. They're locked in.
47:24
This is where they were going to tell the world that's over. No
47:28
one's in there, and nuclear war starts. It's so barely similar. It's
47:32
crazy in real life, like how how long would be? Honestly, Like,
47:40
I've never seen something progressed so fast. Yeah, yeah, for sure.
47:44
It's like the Internet. The Internet took I listen. I was in
47:47
college in nineteen ninety two. I used to have to put a CD from
47:51
AOL that had a thousand hours worth an internets into my fucking hard drive and
47:55
then download it with a telephone, you know, and look up New Patriots
48:00
dot com. Uh, no site exists, Celtics dot com, no site
48:05
exists, you know, And now thing like you you you witnessed all of
48:09
this happened. Like I kind of got like the like I got like the
48:14
tail end of like a world before technology took over. Like I was born
48:17
in nineteen ninety nine, right, so I kind of had like a early
48:22
childhood of like I got my first cell phone in two thousand and one.
48:25
Yeah, yeah, like I you know, I I used aol as y
48:30
like you know, it was it was still like fresh, but um man,
48:35
it's it's when I went to high school and I was like like high
48:37
school and shit, like there were no cell phones. Yeah, I had
48:42
to I had to call the girl's house. Like the parents' answer say,
48:45
hey can I Hey, can I talk to Mary? Who's this? Um?
48:51
I'm in tenth grade? Home home home with her? No Google Maps,
48:54
nothing like I I remember, like I was so good of driving back
49:00
in the day, like I just like learned it. And then we had
49:04
map quest right and map quest we like we'd printed out on our printer all
49:07
the fucking directions. I don't know remembering out directions. But yeah, I
49:13
struggled today. So I had to go to a doctor's appointment in Stratford.
49:17
But it was really trouble. This is where sometimes the shit fucks up.
49:22
So it was ninety nine Holly Lane over by the Marriott and Trumbull and it's
49:25
definitely trumble. But the lady on the phone told me Stratford. So I
49:28
just typed it in and it took me to I wasn't paying attention. I
49:31
like, typed it in. I think thought it was it, threw it
49:34
down, followed it and it took him to Holly Glenn, which is like
49:37
a little private community. Yeah, and I like, I knew it right
49:40
away. I'm like, this is not it. So then I typed it
49:43
in again and it was, you know, a half mile off the street.
49:45
But one of one of the rare circumstances where a human exactly like human,
49:50
maybe a little smarter than a I you know. And now it's it's
49:54
I always I always tell kids your age. I'm like, oh, man,
49:58
if I had tender and high school, even Facebook, you know,
50:01
dude, I love my girlfriend, I swear, but I'm just saying I
50:05
had a good stat sheet back then. But it would have been through the
50:07
roof many don't you do anything? Somebody told me the other day. Uh,
50:15
he owns a company, and he asked his buddy or one of his
50:19
employees, a young kid, probably your age. He's like, you want
50:21
to go down to Stonebridge to night? You're doing anything? You want to
50:22
go hang out? He goes, No, I'm going home. He's like,
50:25
well, he goes, I'm just gonna swipe, right. I mean
50:30
it's really late. Is it's crazy? Man, there's no courting women anymore.
50:36
No, it's it's and it's it's all. Please tell me though,
50:38
you go out a date, you pay for the fucking shit, okay,
50:42
because you know how many times I get this sort fucking chest. There's like
50:45
something inside of me that wouldn't let me allow any other way, you know.
50:50
I think it needs to be retrained, retaught. Yeah, I'd rather
50:52
the kid pay for the whole date and not tip me, then see the
50:57
girl pay for half and get a twenty percent, I swear to guy.
51:00
Yeah, I'm like, you know, it's just because I'll tell the girl,
51:02
yo, what a douchebag didn't tit me, and then I'll go home
51:05
with it right right. Yeah. No, there's some things that need to
51:08
be kept, and that's one of them, you know. But yeah,
51:13
man, we're in a are you in a relationship? Now? I am
51:15
not a relation? Oh shit, Yeah, I'm about to blow your ship
51:19
up. Yeah we out here, man, my one thousand followers on Instagram,
51:24
all over the age of forty except for you and Hawkins. Yeah fucking
51:30
Hawkins. Now I heard you guys want to do a little collab maybe yeah,
51:32
yeah, yeah, yeah, we're trying to figure something out, at
51:36
least in the live space. We're definitely trying to do something. It's some
51:38
sort of I think you guys could do like a fucking this just popped in
51:43
my head, but like a Lincoln Park kind of thing. Oh man,
51:45
two lead singers. You got the raspy voice, he's a little more higher
51:50
fucking and just come up with a song and yeah what they view it as
51:52
stone Bridge. Yeah, we we got a lot of work to do,
51:54
Hawkins and I we we're gonna You ever thought about Nashville collab? Have you?
51:59
Actually it's funny you say that Hawkins um was out there in Nashville.
52:02
Yeah, and I was supposed to go visit him, but he's going back.
52:07
He's got some contract lined up, but who knows with him. He
52:09
was supposed to supposed to be singing in April and yeah, um, a
52:15
lot of people going to Nashville nowadays, but uh, if I'm being truthful
52:17
with you, man, I country music is not for me. Not for
52:22
me. I know. I hate okay, okay country rock. I can
52:24
tolerate, Yeah, no I could. I could handle like like I said,
52:28
like more of the edgy country music, but when it comes to like
52:31
if you're talking about green tractors and sound, I just can't do it.
52:36
I can't. Now we're in the same boat. But um no, A
52:39
lot of people are going to Nashville lately and I've been seeing and I would
52:43
love to go down there and experience the the live music and the everything man,
52:46
and um not to mention performing possibilities like that, that that'd be real
52:52
cool. I'm not sure they like my music out there in Nashville though,
52:54
Yeah, what so? What so? You know? I asked the same
52:59
question our boy Hawkins, where do you see yourself in five years? For
53:05
me, and honest with you, man, I don't. I don't know
53:07
where I see myself next week. But musically, yeah, I do have
53:10
goals um as far as music. Don't let the women keep you down.
53:15
Yeah, I just I plan to be you know. So right now I'm
53:22
full time with music, you know, I'm doing my thing. I'm grinding
53:24
online, posting content whatever, talking to you know, managers and record leaders
53:31
and stuff like that. Trying to just assemble my team, figuring out with
53:35
the right face for me in five years. I don't know. At the
53:39
very least, I hope to. Um, I'll put it this way.
53:43
Yeah, what's your goal? What's your like goal? My goal? Your
53:46
goals? What are your goals? What a loaded question? No, my
53:52
goals, man is to be honestly, I would love to be one of
53:57
the biggest fucking artists in the world. But um, I'm just happy to
54:00
be. Like I'm just happy to be an artist. You know. I
54:06
make music for a living. That that's that was the dream the whole time,
54:08
you know, and I do it now. But you know, I
54:13
mean, you gotta ask for a better job. Yeah, you know,
54:15
I do. I mean I wish I got paid for this, you know,
54:16
I'd be awesome. Yeah. I have to sling drinks for fucking you
54:20
guys anymore. I'll be hanging out with you on Friday night. Yeah.
54:24
Oh, by the way, were you in Stormage on Saturday for this weekend?
54:29
This? Patrick was? Yeah, I was, fuck you? Yeah
54:31
you didn't come say hello, come on. Man, oh man, I
54:37
thought I saw you leaving, and I'm like, dude, if I'm being
54:38
honest with you, this whole week it was a complete shit. Now there's
54:43
a rule though. Now now moving forward, you come in, you call
54:46
your drinks from me, and you come and say hello, we're boys.
54:50
And what's funny it is that that bar that I saw you out. I
54:52
never you never go there, right, you walk right by it. Yeah,
54:55
it's the easiest bar. Yeah, and that that one gets crazy back.
54:59
Yeah, we crazy too, but uh, but it's so easy.
55:01
You don't have to wait at mine? Are now? I know you have
55:04
the two fucking two pros, the two studs. There nowhere else? Yeah,
55:07
for sure, glad we settled that. All right, We're gonna finish
55:12
on. Have you seen the moon tonight? So let's preface this song.
55:15
Uh, this is another one you can see on YouTube, but it has
55:17
a video attached to it, a music video attached to it. So what
55:21
was the inspiration behind this one? O the fucking moon? Man? Literally,
55:25
like, dude, sometimes in Milford, I'm sure it's other places in
55:29
the dude, I live by Anchor Beach. Ye, I'll go down there
55:31
a place to look at holy Yeah, you got the American flag on the
55:36
rock and the moon just shining down on it. Yeah, some dude,
55:38
I've always been attracted to the moon, and they say it's very spiritual for
55:45
sure. Excuse me, Oh my goodness, that picked that up for sure.
55:47
Um. Well, this is what happens when I drink carverages. I
55:52
try to drink like I want to like start drinking the non carbon. It's
55:58
all right, that's fine. I hope you guys enjoyed that. That little
56:00
burt Uh that perfect perfect Um. Yeah, man, the moon has always
56:06
been a big inspiration for me. I don't know, like I get lost
56:08
when I'm looking at the moon. Like I'll be driving, I'll look at
56:10
the moon and like it's dangerous that I'm driving and looking at the moon.
56:14
Yeah, like I can't take my eyes off of it. Um. And
56:19
uh, that song I heard, the moon is ai generated is right?
56:22
I heard that too. That's so fun. I heard the moon isn't even
56:25
real? Yeah, yeah, exactly. Um. But that song, the
56:30
message of that song, I suppose is like I don't know, I say,
56:35
like, you know, got my moon right? Don't know if I
56:37
do it right. I don't know what to do with life. But have
56:40
you seen the moon tonight? You know? And uh, I think the
56:44
message of that song when I was trying to convey, was like, you
56:46
know, life is fucking stressful and hard, but look up. Have you
56:52
seen the moon tonight? Though? Like, look at the fucking moon,
56:55
you know what I mean? Like that's the moon, Like and the moon.
56:59
I could talk about the move for hours, but like there's something so
57:02
comforting. It's comforting about the moon. I don't know. Um, when
57:06
I was your age, I a little younger, like eighteen nineteen, I
57:08
lived out in Cape Cod for the summers and I slept on the beach a
57:12
lot of nights. Yeah, and I was just on a beach towel,
57:16
just just fucking laid back, just staring at the moon. And then or
57:20
you look over you see a satellite flying by, or all the little things
57:23
and it's just like, I mean, space amazes me. If it's real,
57:28
I don't know, and I'm starting to doubt that. But but agreed,
57:31
I feel like, you know, take a pause out, Like I
57:35
was just at the doctors today and trying to get some shit figured out that
57:39
they're saying I have carpal tunnel now. I don't know. It's it's been
57:43
three years of hell. Uh but you know I've been playing guitar. Dude,
57:47
I know, but it's this motion for a fucking you know, thirty
57:51
years, you know, corn drinks and uh, I'm sitting in the waiting
57:55
room and then you know, I'm in a neurologist so you know, they
57:59
they're focusing on different shit, like you know, dementia and stuff like that.
58:02
And I look up and they had like this little inspirational quote and I'll
58:07
leave on this before we uh, we're gonna finish with your your full song
58:09
is gonna let it run the whole though. Um it said call someone today
58:15
that you wouldn't call normally, just just just today, do one person a
58:22
day. Yeah, you know, And I'm like I love that too.
58:24
I'm like, you know what. I literally was like scrolling through my phone
58:28
and then I called it in the office. I'm like, wow, that
58:30
like that is like in general, exactly, if you think of doing something,
58:34
you get distracted. Yea. So tonight I think you don't have to
58:37
call them, text them, you know. I think tonight I'm just gonna
58:38
reach out. I'm just gonna fucking do like a wheel of fortune on my
58:43
phone. Just spin that wheel and see who shows up and send them out.
58:45
Hey, what's going on in text? You know? I love it
58:50
all right, h Tyler aim vision sir man. We're gonna have a couple
58:53
after the ship too. Yeah, I got no hurry. Absolutely, thanks
58:57
so much for coming on. We are absolutely You're always welcome back. If
59:00
you ever got a gig coming up, or an album release or anything awesome,
59:05
please reach out to me. Awesome bad habits This Friday, bad habits,
59:09
bad habits. There we go, dropping this Friday Friday. How do
59:13
weness that that? I mean, that's your yeah, bad habits. Actually
59:17
I might have saw that on YouTube. It might have said dropping sea.
59:21
Yeah, yeah, bad habits. Yes, sir, this Friday, this
59:23
Friday, whatever date that is, uh twenty nine and everyone happy Fourth of
59:32
July. By show will be a little late next week because the fourth drives
59:35
Tuesday. Oh my god, A little fucked up debut beach the Yeah,
59:42
thanks again so much. And this is have you seen the moon tonight?
59:45
Later? Oh? Got my moor right? I don't know if I do
1:00:02
it right. I don't know what to do with life. But have you
1:00:06
seen the moon? Tonight. That ship too bright. I haven't slepting like
1:00:09
tone nights. Forgive me if I'm a fool to night, But I have
1:00:13
you seen the moon tonight? Let's sister whisper. While I was in your
1:00:17
hair, I could feel it in the air. That shit makes me feelget
1:00:22
can So let's disappear because I just feel so disting here and tell me things
1:00:25
I never here. I'll tell you all my biggest fears during the moon is
1:00:30
lys see the whole world, May says to me, and I can't ever
1:00:37
done no sleep, So wi the wake, I live, my trees,
1:00:44
got my moor right. I don't know if I do it right. I
1:00:46
don't know what to do with life. But have you seen the moon tonight?
1:00:51
That ship too bright? And I haven't slepting like tone nice. Forgive
1:00:54
me if I'm a fool to night, But I have you seen the moon
1:00:58
tonight? Let's fine time I let you in this mind of mind will travel
1:01:01
places far wide. The stars will be all guy tonight, I know how
1:01:06
hardy try to still again, Harley By, So let's just try to enjoy
1:01:09
the ride. Let's go. We're going sold the sky. When the moon
1:01:14
is all I see the whole world, I says to me. And I
1:01:20
can't ever dn no sleep, so wide awake, I live my dream,
1:01:27
got my moor right. I don't know if I do it right. I
1:01:30
don't know what to do with life? Or have you seen the moon tonight?
1:01:35
That shit too bright? And I haven't slept in like too. Nice
1:01:37
forgive me if I'm a fool to night, But have you seen the moon
1:01:40
tonight? Got my moor right? Don't know if I do it right.
1:01:45
I don't know what to do with life? Or have you seen the moon
1:01:47
tonight? That shit too bright? And I haven't slept in like too And
1:01:52
nice forgive me if I'm a fool to night, But have you seen the
1:01:54
moon tonight?