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Flatline The Movement Interview · His Hop Radio Podcast

• The Headquarters. Hello, His Hog, Yes, Hey, what's up y'all? What's going on? This is your boy, mister his How coming at you once again from the Headquarters. And you know what, they call us the Headquarters because we love shining a light of Christ on that Las Vegas strip. Man. I tell you what, Man, we got an awesome show for you. And as you know, I have a co host, my sister Desiree. She's been rocking with me the last couple of months and so I'm not solo today. She is on deck. But this is going to be a different spin on the show tonight. She's actually bringing the whole crew. The whole Flat Line Movement is going to be right here on the Hiss Hot Radio podcast and we're gonna get you know, the crew. We're gonna talk about what they got going. And this is a name that I'm familiar with, so I'm excited to have them with us today. So without any further delay, we're gonna bring them on on what's up, flat Line Movement? How y'all doing tonight? What's out Sam? What's going on y'all? Man? I'm good, I'm good. I'm excited to have everybody. Man we're excited to be here. We're excited. Man. We got a good we got a good speel. We got to talk about tonight. Come on now, come on that. And as everyone knows, you've been my co host lately, but you've been out busy, you've been doing some stuff. So from what understanding, y'all had a show just last night. Can you talk to us a little bit about that? Yeah, yeah, absolutely, Okay, Well, okay, we're passing the mic. Yeah, why not? Okay, So last night we had a show for one of our partner churches called Crossroads out in Ohio. So that was really cool. In Cincinnati, Ohio. They've came down quite a few times and asked us to do a little concert for them, and that we're actually going out to Cincinnati, Ohio in August, so that'll be fun as well. They always are a great crowd. Come on, come on, let's do y'all. Y'all just busy on the move. That's awesome, that's awesome. I do want to say that I'm honored to have y'all on the podcast. I've been a long time listener. I've been watching you guys from the far from a you know, from a distance and it's awesome, and I'm glad my sister Desiree's connected plug being with y'all. So, Desiree, why don't you pass the mic to everyone so they can introduce themselves. You know, it's a large group, and I don't want to mess up any names. Absolutely absolutely, I'm gonna go ahead and start on missing. Okay. Hi, I'm Krista and I'm one of the singers in the group. Hi, Christa, Hey, y'all, I'm just Dree. I am one of the singers and new rappers in the group. Of course, I am Desi Rae and of course I sing Hi. I'm Michael, and I am a rapper as well. My name is Neil T and I'm one of the rappers. Also, I'm Dre jamal On, one of the rappers as well as one of the producers in the group. My name is bigy A and I'm also one of the rappers and also one of the producers in the group. All right, all right, we all y'all like let line, we've met man. This is uh, this is awesome. This is awesome. So let me for the the history that I understand. You guys started out as a music group as an outreach to the community, and then you branched into a church right in mind, correct on that absolutely, you want to talk about her, well, yeah, I'll talk a little bit about it. But yeah, it started off as a just a collective group of people who were part of a bunch of different churches getting together working on music. We didn't at first, we didn't come up with a whole bunch of music, but we got together did some stuff and then we did our individual music for a bunch of block parties and a bunch of different churches who brought us out, and it was it was really a cool little movement in the beginning. And then the Lord brought us into a church and gave us a community and put us on the north side of Montgomery, Alabama. And so yeah, now it is a Now it is more of a church under the leadership of Dwayne rembert Our pastor, and he is the head of that church, and he was also the head of the movement. So now he has past that on to him. The torch is now his. He is the leader of Flat Life movement now. But we all play a major part in making it itself, making it the movement. So now we are uh two point oh if I I wanna keep saying that, and you know I do, I do want a pastor, Pastor Dre Jamal to talk about just you know, the base of why and what flat Line movement is, all right, So yeah, Dre Jamal when it comes to rapping, but just Pastor DeAndre when you know. And I'm also associated pastor of flat Line Church at Chisholm. And uh. The thing, one of the unique things about flat Line is that we're a group, but first we're a community, you know. So everybody here has known each other for quite a bit of years. Uh, and we you know, walk together in life period. So music just plays a really small part. But of course our relationship with Jesus is you know, is paramount. So everything that we do is all connected to first Jesus, then us as a community, and we just all happen to do music. Flatline derived from Romans six eleven, which is I reckon you to be dead to sin, but alied to God through Christ Jesus. And in order to live, you have to truly die. In order to live for God, you have to die of your flesh. That's really the whole premise of what we are now. Flat Line Movement actually was the spirit heead two Flat Line Church when Pastor Dwayne was called to do ministry as a fatherless young man. When he was calling to the ministry, his desire was to target fatherless young men in the city. And one of the best ways where is there a lot of fatherless young men in school. And he started off as a bus driver and was connected into the schools. But in a lot of cases it's hard to get into the school when you say, hey, I just want to come preach, and nobody want to hear that. But when he said hey, I got a group of artists that were like to come through and share. That kind of opened up the door for us to be able to do more vagelism. So when Flatline Movement first started, it actually was a collection of artists that were all solo artists, and then they all came together in order to form the group. Now we're all members of the same church. We are all solo artists, but we've all came together as an artist collective. And this is the beautiful thing about Flatline Movement is if you notice the album's coming soon, It's coming on June eleventh, well, June is the sixth month of the year, and of course the eleventh is falls in line with Roman six eleventh and the album for the group always is going to land on that particular day. Last year we did, we release Gotta Die on the exact same date. But the beautiful thing is that solo artists, we're gonna all be releasing solo projects as well. We got Yay got an album, double album, you know, he's trying to get out of his contract with Flatline Movement, and and then we have Michao, which is our youngest member that is working on the EP right now, as well as myself. I'm working on my sixth album, and we're then the rest of all of the artists will kind of, you know, fall in line with that. But what people are going to be seeing with us coming through the years is our album always dropping on June the eleventh, But then you'll see a merit of different artists that represents the movement that will be released throughout the year. So it's kind of us in a nutshell. Man, that's a powerful music movement, powerful music, but that's a powerful movement as well. So man, I like that. I like the fact that you guys come together as a collective as you guys also have an individual ministry, her individual projects that you put out there. And before we got on the podcast, before we got live, I mentioned one of my favorite songs y'all say. This song is when y'all first started. It's kind of old, but man, I always love that song you gotta get your armor on because it's like right in your face. It's telling you straight up, you know, if you don't have your armor, you're gonna get taken out. And we need that message more now than ever, you know what I'm saying. So tell us a little bit about that song, man, because you know, for me, my personal preference, you know, I want to hear about that song. Well, strangely enough, I am the only one in this room that is on that song. That song is about ten to eleven years old. I was sixteen when I wrote it so and I'm twenty seven now, so it was a long time ago. That was part of the original group of A Flat Line. And man, there's a lot of people on that song, including our sister Porsche. I want to just give her a shout out. But the original theme of the song was the armor of God, and I think I want to say it was our pastor Dwayne that came out with the idea. He was like, I really want you try to make a song about the putting on the armor of God and taking off the old and putting on the new. And so that that idea came from him, and then we all kind of got together one night, strangely enough, in one of them. It was an abandoned building that we just kind of had a connection with the person who owned the building. We all just got in and sat sat in there and wrote music together. That was the first song we actually got to sit down and write music together with with the first group. And so yeah, man, I mean it was it was a it was an interesting song for us all to write, and uh it was. It was fun. It was a fun time creating it. So yeah, amen, Amen, that's awesome. That is awesome. Okay, Well at this time, I'm gonna go ahead and get into some music. We have a song on deck. It's called the Vine. Can somebody tell me what's the inspiration behind this song and let me know who is on that track? So I am one of the artists on the song. Also, big a over here, the whole purpose of the song is just talking about our divine God and how he has a plan for us and it's better than our own plan. So you're gonna hear us say that in the chorus multiple times, and it's just like a fun track. We made it in We made it in the night, actually just in our studio. We have a studio in our church. Praise God for that big blessing. So yeah, it's just a cool fun song. We got a little dance to it as well that we do at the concerts, so it's just like a vibe, really really hype song. So yeah, all right, let's get into it. Y'all. You are listening to the light of lost in this is this hot radio show. I got a guy to feeling like you got a plan to spread it in mine, And that's how I'm feeling. I'm got it. Walking the Spirits after show, the Fight walking the Spirit after sold the fight feeling so holy and stuppering. I'm like, so fight walking their after so like walk in the Spirit, I'm feeling so holy. You can't let me, you know, because you're not my homie fell on a game for otherose who don't know me. They do me the love. We feel like shaking Kobe. You got in through life. You're like sacking Cody and got into the man and you're like miss a mom. You know you cannot hold me. No, you cannot hold me. Yeah, praise on my day because he had up the homie teacher's up the whole. That wasn't me. I just did what he told me. You feel me? That just what started like, I'm tony, you tripping if you think my sin can't control me, treasure, don't pressure. I can let him hold me down. That's how allowed in your face. You're gonna hold me? How dwny fandom go busty can't hold me? Now? Will be a cat on them boys, cause I told me now where you I was stuck in my old ways. I do not play with that boy. They saying, oh kay, I need to be stuck in my chin. I freedo lay. I told my other singing on my other said, boy, pay it off or you cannot stay. I ain't got time. No, I ain't come to play in my kids. You want and you think we on two ks because we live for thatking in the Kowai. Y'all, y'all gotta guy like you gotta plan to spatter than night. That's God. I'm feeling I'm better than the walktting the spirits after sow the vine, walking the spirit off tosode the right feeling so likesda fight for getting the spirit after show the right. I'm a knife, I'm a servant, so let's get it right. I got nothing need spice now I love it. I walking into life. I'm in ben super like, no defeated me swim I to like them Kirby, no, d d D. I keep that worry about my heart where it needed to be. I can see clear in and don't notice. Yeah, I mean this y I'll walk in the spirit nothing flesh. If I leting be the squad? Will nick you think that were lifting up? How we than so God? I'm a Chris Hey, y'all to my death, so don't touch me. I'm about it either heaven or Hell. Ain't nowhere running. Yeah, I'm gonna be the greatest a guy allowed with funky spear. I can't leave the houseway out of that's a bad I live forgot it. That's as big as it gets. And that's that I say. You put into rest and never shown there's nothing else to expect. The Lord is King, and I can reap nothing last glowing like the sun of seven shine. You know me catching tight the witness my device, you know me yoa's with the Kings presence, CIVI zombie. You can catch me, y'all. You're telling everybody, I got a guy to stop futing, like you got a plan that's better at the righting. That's kind. I'm feeling I'm better at the fight walking the Spirits after show up the fight walk in the Spirit After. It's up the right feeling so linim steppings and so the fight Walk in the Spirit offisold the Vine. I got a guy to stop felt of life. You got a plan to spad in the mind. That's kind I'm feeling I'm better at the fight walking the Spirits after show up, the fight walk in the Spirit After, So the Vine feeling so lim stepping life. So the Vine Walk in the Spirit offisode the Vine. You are listening to the light of Las Vegas. This this hot radio show man that was hot. Come on, come on, yeah, that's coming out. That's coming out with the new album to Live on the eleventh Tuesday. Y'all make sure y'all get it. Make sure y'all get that, man, and I'm with with your permission, man, I'm gonna go ahead and throw it up on the radio station. Let's get I'm gonna send you a few of them to throw up on the radio station. All right, come on, let's get that exclusive jumping. Yes, sir, yes, sir. Man. I love it. I love it. It's hot, it's hard, and it's you guys. Actually, the vision that you have is real similar to the His Hot Nation. You guys are just years ahead of us, you know what I mean of what we've been trying to do out here. And it's because hip hop music speaks to a different crowd, you know, the Lord that put it on my heart, the fatherless, right, the hip hop generation is a fatherless generation, and that generation has been pushed aside by society. It's kind of like the people that the churches don't want, you know what I'm saying, or the people that come out here, you know what I'm saying, the people that, yes, you gonna start preaching, y'all come up, you're not way yay right now? Watch it? Hey, man, come on, so man, I love it. I love it, man, that's that's tight. And so do the mission of his hot movement connect with the loss? Do you guys do anything to reach lost souls or to try to go out and reach the homeless, or you know what I mean, go out into winning? And you know what we know as Christians it is becoming more and more difficult to witness as we can see the way society is going, like you're really gonna have to come come hard. You gotta have to be ten toes down, you can't be moved or whatever. And staying on the message of Christ. Is that the same conviction that the flatline movement holds. You know what I mean, are you do you guys still have your armor on? Yeah? So well, yeah, definitely that Yes, you know, there's always going to be an attack on unity. They're always going to be attacked on groups of people and the first thing the enemies will always do is try to divide and conquer. So yeah, definitely, we've been, you know, doing our best to be in prayer moving forward, but we do understand that, like you were saying and reference to this generation, I mean, you know, hip hop has been around since seventy three, and I think that what a lot of Christian artists. I'm not gonna drag Christian artists, but I will state this is that a lot of Christian artists aren't taking in consideration that they're a subgenre. The major genre, which is our father, is hip hop and hip hop. In the beginning, hip hop was an answer to a lot that was going on in the streets. Because when hip hop first formulated with people like Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five, you know, the Africa Bambadas, the DJ cool Hirks. These were actual individuals that provided an escape for what was going on in the streets and actually brought the crime rate down due to allowing and giving individuals other things to do with their time and their talent. But now we're on the other end. Here we are twenty twenty four, and you got artists like Drake doing songs called Daylight telling people to shoot people in broad daylight. You got artists like Offset talking about jump out the van I shoot. You got. Now you have the music actually boosting the crime rate. So we understood, just as we were going in and out of schools and ministrying to young people that a lot of what's going on in these streets are now being fueled by the music. And if you take this into consideration, when's the last time you heard a secular rap song where they talk about killing the dog. I guarantee you if that came out the SBCA, all of the people, the dog lovers, everybody will come forward and say that person needs to be canceled. And you see artists that get canceled. Rick Ross hasn't been the same since he talked about the date rape drug. Selo hasn't been Celo being canceled because of that. But then we have artists that are talking about killing one another, We're talking about elicit drug, you sex, all of these things, and nobody's being canceled because this is playing right into the hands of what the enemy wants to see. So what we chose to do is, instead of complain about the issue, we said, well, the best way is to attack it head on. So we're attacking it through the music, and most of the music like you, as you'll hear throughout the whole album, got sixteen songs, and you'll hear us targeting what's going on in the world. We're not Christian artists that are only preaching to the choir. We're not interested in our music being softly just to entertain the church. You know, our desire is to spread the gospel through the music so that we can encourage those that are in the church, but that we can reach those that are in the world. Come on and bro even like as far as like our mission. Our mission is to seek the Law strength and that we can serve the four as a movement and as a church family. So yeah, it lines up. Bro, it lines up. Hey man, that is awesome. That is awesome. Okay, Well, what I want to do now I want to talk a little more about in your project that you got coming on, but also we want to get to know the other people that are in the room real quick. So because you said that you got some individual projects coming out as well, So real quick, if we can pass the mic around, have the artists just introduce themselves, tell us what you what you're working on, real quick, and tell us how people can connect with your your following your social media links. All right, well all right, so my name is Michael. You can follow me on Inswerra Kale Kale underscore music. That's what it is. I'd be having a hard time, but I just was recording some of my project today. It's gonna be a EP with about six songs on it. It's gonna be called Foreigner. It is derived from John seventeen to sixteen talking about I want you to be in this world, but not of this world. So that's the whole thing about the project. It's gonna be really cool, really fun, a lot of crazy beats. So that's pretty much what I got going on with my project. Nice I like that again. My name is big y A b I G y Ae. You can find me on all social media as either just big Ya or big Underscore YA or big y Underscore any you can figure it out. Just type been big A or it'll pop up. My promise, I have been. I have been working on a lot of music. I currently have. What I originally wanted was an album that has twenty songs on It has now been maybe like an album with an A side and the B side, but there's twenty songs and those songs are finished, and I've started working on another album that is a pop album that's about relationships and how they correlate in response to who God is and who Christ is and how that fits into our lives and the desire to be married and with all that stuff, you know. So that's the one I'm currently working on. So I got aun somewhere around thirty something songs just either being worked on or just sitting there waiting to be mixing master ready to go. So yeah, that's that's that's my little, nice, nice thirty songs. That's tight. Uh. And yeah, I'm Dre Jamal I'm working on with my it's a passion project right now. It's called Epic. I'm I'm the oldest member of the group. So you know, I came from the boombap era and so for me, I wanted to kind of hit hit the niche, my niche audience. And I'm not a musical pedophile, so I'm not necessarily trying to target little kids with my music. So with that being said, you know, I'm really concentrating on those that the mature listeners. They like that type of you know, hip hop music. And it's a twelve song see it's a twelve song project as well. Oh and it's got a lot of really cool features. But I'm not gonna say who they are, but there are people that you know and love. I think I would just say one I know you're familiar with Brinson Brinson's act. Yeah, yeah, yeah, god, he's one of you know, one of my people. Uh. And then we got a couple of the like godfathers of Christian rap as well. So okay, and that's the first time I heard that term of musical pedophile. I never heard that before. Yeah. And then I also have I also have a EP coming out. I've been working on these seven songs. I d entitlely yet, but I'll get all that good stuff, you know when it's spinish man. Okay. Uh. And then we also have a worship album coming out has been in the works. We're gonna it's really gonna be heavy, heavy, heavy worshiping Terrian. So we have one song called Worthy that should be recorded and out soon. So yeah, y'all check that out as well. Aman, introduce yourself and tell us how to connect with you. Oh yeah, yeah. So I'm Krista and I'm one of the singing artists here. And yeah, it was just we all came together, me, Dre and Desiree. We were in Drea's living room and we just were playing the keys and worshiping the lore and one of the songs purpose has actually on the Gotta Die album, and then we have a remix coming out on the to Live album that was also written in her living room, just during worship. And so the song Worthy that's gonna be coming out on the Worship album was written that way as well, and it's just really just like an outpour of just how amazing go Lord is and just how he works in our lives. So yeah, and then where to follow. Flatline Movement is going to be on Instagram at Flatline Underscore Movement Underscore six eleven, so make sure you follow us there as well. Nice, uh, we got here from you too. Come on now, No is he trying to run from it? But wet I just noticed that. I just noticed that. Come on now line the movie, Come on, We're Moving. I'm just dream j U s dr I. You can find me on Facebook and I G I think that's it and TikTok j us d r I. I do have I have a previous album out from back in twenty sixteen. It's a worship album, but right now I do not have anything concrete into making. Constantly music music is constantly into making, but nothing concrete in the making just yet. So hopefully we'll get some new music from Gesture. Okay, We'll be waiting for you. And my name is Neo T. You can follow me on Instagram at official Neo T. I have two EPs out currently right now, one called a New Beginning and Childlife Faith. So just really coming out of a different season of taking a step back from music a little bit and just really getting my heart right with the Lord. So I mean, it's been a good process. So I'm actually working on some new things now. Don't have a title or anything yet, but things are in the work right now. So okay, okay, well, definitely let us know, right, Desiree Unit, plug us in right, absolutely, y'all gonna get all this smoke, come on, come on. But you know, I do want to say something my brother said. He mentioned the term musical pedophile, you know, and I was actually listening to this this podcast his brother. He was talking an the other day, well not the other day, about a week or so ago, seeing how our genre, hip hop, rap music, we're the only ones who are always trying to target the younger crowd. Like other genres out there, their songs going for generation to generation, you know what I mean. It's like you got other genres. Their songs live on you know what I mean, rock and all that, these songs, they play the same songs for years, Like how come we don't do that? How come we can't get a classic that'll last, you know what I mean? And also, our generation started this, We started hip like hip hop belongs to us, you know what I mean. We are the ones who birth hip hop hip hop, you know what I'm saying, so we should be able to pass it down to generation to generation. So you know that's just my little soap box right there. All right, come on here, come on here, man should tell my camera while I'm talking, you know, all right, So deserraate, we're gonna get back into some music. This song, let's get it. It's called We Need Your Love. So I want you to go ahead and set us up with this song real quick, Yes, sir, we need your Love man. That song was it just it started off a little crazy because because I'm not telling the full story, but that song actually sounded like another song that was secular, I must studmit. But we switched it up a little bit and that's it. That's all I'm giving and we need your love man. It's basically talking about how much we really need God's love above anything else. How he will He will never leave us, He will never forsake us. He will always love us a God bailly, not not conditionally, but unconditionally. So I know somebody out there needs the love of God, even if you don't feel like you do, even if you can't even see it. God loves you. He cares about you, and he wants you to be here. So we need you love. Let's go. You are listening to the light. You've lost fags. This this this HOWT radio show. I never had a real love before. I can tell that this is the one in for a show. It's the pain a way stressed away. Believe I said, that's all he says. I can't repay. I don't have to worry normal. It's your love that never for save me. It's your love. That's a whiskey. It's your love. Dance this name to it's your love. It is your love. Give it up, give it up. I used to wear had on my shoulder just to have it on so my way. Maybe then much harder and more than just a pretty face to keep see you bo make the way. It's your loved that will never for save me. It's your lord. That song is good. It's your love that stays lit to me. It's your love. It's your love. So many won't mess your she says family. Many won't miss you? You want me miss? You say family? How many won't miss your Your need sack to say its fa You want to say good bade me to leave this side. We need to, We need to, We need to, We need to lose. We need to lose, We need to. We need to ask you won't miss you? Go to suns lasting many won't miss you? Do your lasts. You'll say, ask me he's shot me? You say, is fast me? I want to know you won't deny you. Thank God as the sast your need want to you need you really wants your lead. We need to, We need to, We need to, We need to. We need to love winning, get winning where we do waving you to chi chans we had we have we not have the cho You're a a b when you have to say you need to us. We are a person to do need to know us John person, love us to us, to us, to wait to lust please, we need to. You are listening to the light of lost veples this his hot radio show. Come on, come on, we need your love. Yeah, yeah, we need your love. That's it. That's it. So now now it makes more sense to me. The sisters that were in that video actually in that room with you sitting down right, they look familiar. Yeah, absolutely absolutely. Oh man, that is awesome. I tell you what, man, I really like this. Uh. Like I said, I've been watching you guys from a distance. Does his hot I mean his hot? Does Flatline Movement have any plans to come out west or even come to Vegas, come to my neighborhood. You guys gonna come out and do something here. Yeah. When we talk about you might say, come on, invite us out. You know, we definitely plan on making our way around the country and hopefully around hopefully around hey the world. What hallelujah? Ever the opportunity to come so you know, you know, i'd be trying to get them through the dough anyway. So how we get there to god com Well? Yeah, yeah, you know you you know you you family, you know what I mean. You've been out here multiple times. And what I would like to do for everybody that was on the interview tonight, I want to give you guys your own channel on the His Hot Radio app, just like you have Desiree, similar bios, similar music links and stuff like that. And I would like to, you know, feature you guys on the station and on the app as well, So if y'all can send that to me. His Hot Radio is the name of the app if you haven't downloaded it yet. But yeah, man, I want to give you guys a channel and help you guys with this movie y'all got going. Hey man, We're grateful, bro Amen, Praise God. Man, It's all God. Okay, So is there is there anything else? Like, do you guys have a big event coming up, or do you guys have a project that you're you're all collectively involved with coming out, or you know what else? I'm going to get everything while we're run here. Yeah. Yeah, So, like we said before, you know, we have an album coming out on the eleventh, which is Tuesday, June the eleventh, y'all, we want y'all to go ahead and make sure y'all stream Got to Die, which is already currently out, that album is out, and then of course make sure y'all stay tuned for to Live dot Dot to Live. So in order to live, you gotta die, and it all collectively goes together, man and man and man. And what is the name of that project. The name of the project that's coming out on the eleventh is to Live to Live. So like as they said, in order to you gotta die, I like that. I'm sorry, I like that. You try to repeat it so we can, you know, lock it in, get that repetition in. So yes, sir, today I heard you Dune eleven this Tuesday to Live everybody. And then as far as the events, like we said, we're going to Cincinnati, Ohio in August, so that's going to be a pretty big, pretty big event. And then we're also going to Panama City, Florida this next Thursday. Yeah, this time next week we'll be in Panama City, Florida doing a youth camp for girls basketball teams with the schools. So the Lord was able to get us in the schools through the sports team and we are full weekend event. We're gonna be telling them about the Lord, preaching the gospel, ministering, rapping, singing the whole nine concerts every night, spending the weekend with these girls. So we're exciting for that. Man that is awesome. Man, give God glory for that man, and that's wow. You know, into the civil system. You focused on Acts one eight and we're very Oh you said, say it again, Oh, she said, yeah, we focus on Acts one eight and our desire is to reach Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria and then the outermost parts of the world. Right, So we're able to do the uttermost parts of the world and Samaria through our streaming and then you know perfectly we will get to all of these different countries in different states. But at the same time, we do also want to concentrate on our Jerusalem, which is just our respective area. So we also have another show coming up that just dre is going to take tell you a little bit about that's coming up. And man, come on, all right, she loves the mic, Come on now, Hi, No, but we do kind of Junis Flood. So we have a show coming up with one of the I Guess production companies here in the city. And the show is called Wild, Wild and Out Church Edition Calm Down Church Edition, but Flatline Movement is the opening egg for the show. And then Desiree and myself are actually guest artists for the show, and so and I also do a segment that's called what's the tea that properly? Well, you know, I'm learning from from mister hiss Hop and some others on how to get the podcast then go and learning from our master, our leader, the Drake Podcasts and see that's why I'll need to be on the mic. But yes, but we were wouting out is the twenty first of June, so it's that Friday, and so we're excited for that too because we get to get plugged in to a lot of churches and other ministries that typically would not have a Christian hip hop group come in. And so it's it's very interesting to be in the president, being in the presidence and be in the midst of people who are not used to this and to see the different reactions, but then to just be able to say this is a way to spread the gospel, this is a way to worship. And that's okay, Okay, I'm done, Amen, Amen, your present. You're doing a really good job. One yeah, talk about don matter fact, give it back to mind, all right. So I just I just wanted to know concerning the flag Line movement, do you have a message to anyone who had liked to minister the way you guys do in hip hop music, you know, rhythm and praise that style of music. And also the second follow up question is do you have a discipleship program? Do you help people get their lives together and live for the Lord before they even step on the stage, and have a solid support system because you know, as believers, this is a spiritual invasion. You know what I mean, This is a spiritual war. So you know, we definitely need our brothers and sisters to support us and to keep us accountable. So yeah, as you as far as the first part goes, because honestly, the first part of your question really plays a part in the second part because you need the second part for the first part. But kind of what you were getting at, we do not we do not wrestle against flesh and blood. We wrestle against uh spirits and principalities. I'm not I'm messing up the verse, but you need what I'm trying to say. Those who are trying to do a Christian hip hop old type of ministry that involves you being per se the center of attention, or you being on stage, or you being a leader the forefront. The most important I cannot stress this enough. The most important is people to have you focused on Christ. That means people who are not in the music. That means people who are not doing the ministry with you. Who are your pastors, your leaders, the people of your church, someone pouring into you in a way that is not connected to your artistry, your creativity, none of that. We have our pastor Dwayne, who knows nothing necessarily about rapping or singing, but like it. Will literally put a song in the checkese like I love it, and they could be the worst song in the world. He would just say I love it because he loved the music. He loves the ministry, but he cares more about our souls and the souls we reach, and so he wants to make sure we are good. But before we go trying to make sure everybody else here is the gospel. He wants to make sure we are right with the Lord, our hearts are in the right place. He won't let another one of us stuff on another stage if any one of us are feeling doubtful in contempt with the Lord at the time. And so yes that that is number one. The biggest thing. If you are trying to step into this type of industry is making sure you have a family or a role model, a leader, a pastor, even who is completely in your life at all at all points can point out anything if they start seeing stuff, I need to talk to you about that, like you need that because, like you said, we are dealing with with with demons, spirits, all types of things that do not want this type of light in this industry. They do not want this type of unity. We as flat Life experienced so much. I told you this is flat line two point oh the first one. And so we as flat line has faced so much adversity to just being together and as a unit to do this, and so it's not gonna be easy. But we know that God has us from from point A to point B all the way throughout the end, and we hold each other accountable to all of that as well. And so that kind of goes back into me, I'm gonna let you talk about So yeah, we we we say got two minutes, thank you, all right? So I didn't know I had, all right. So with that being said, we when we started going to schools, we start recognizing that initially the response that we would give from kids would be the folded arms and y'all are going to be terrible, right, That's usually the first thing that they thought, right, because Christian rat what a y'all gonna talk about if you can't talk about everything that's in secular music. So well, we realized that we want to see flatline movement going until Jesus comes back. Now we don't necessarily know what that's gonna be. But with that being said, what we what Lord put on my heart to do, was to work on a curriculum. And what we're doing is a three month course, uh and it's called a Flatline Music Initiative. What Flashlight Flatline Music Initiative contains is the first month we talk about the history of the music and we talk about from the very very beginning of the art form all the way to where it is now with you know, most of people not knowing that the media industry, the record labels have the highest purchase shares in private prisons. So this is like the this is a a industry. Now when you have artists that sign contracts and also sign life insurance policies that are all connected together, they have it in a way where they make money handover fist over our destruction structure, So that's one thing. So we talk about that the first month, uh, and we go through all of the details of all of that and how it changed. Second month we deal with just the mental health, and what we deal with is journaling, teaching kids how to journal, teaching kids how to change that journaling into poetry, how to change poetry into eight sixteen twelve bar versus. And then the last month we deal with actually want to lab where we pull kids together, teaching them how to do production, teaching them how to rap. Because not every kid wants to be a rap rapper, not every kid wants to be a producer. We have certain kids that might be a little bit more introverted. They want to do the art for like the covers and stuff, So we want to teach them all the things that it takes. But this is the beautiful thing. Those that put the best songs together will be the ones that will actually open up for us when we go through our art using them administry. So our desire is to build up that next generation to number one, understand that they are role models to their peers, so they can't just be saying anything because it is the music that even when the word says that faith comes by hearing, it says, and hearing by the word guy. Well, the enemy also knows that faith comes by hearing. So if they're only hearing kill, murders, still, drugs, sex, over and over and over and over again, then gain faith forward. So we're just in our own small way trying to target those areas, and we're we're in school. We got a couple of studios that are you know, we got one that's in the school already, and then we have another studio that the principal for in our local high school set as they wanted it in theirs as well. So when the school year starts back, we're gonna be really really busy doing that. But yeah, that's what we're doing, all right, all right, that's flat line music, y'all. Come on now, black man, let's come on, come on, come on now one more time. Tell us the date this release, the name of that project, and where we can go get that m The album is to drops of Junior eleven, which is this upcoming tubesa streaming on all the platforms of Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube, all the So once again there's to live and there's Junior eleven also stream my first album Gotta Die, because they do go at conjunction with each other, so nice, nice. Come on now, all right, y'all, well, you know the two minute one in is up. I didn't know we had two minutes you so look like it's up. So we're gonna go ahead and close it out, y'all. Uh. Once again, I want to thank y'all for spending time with us right here on his Hob Radio podcast. If you guys want to learn more about yes, yes, yes. If you guys want to learn more about what we're doing, and I guess we have on from the podcast, head over to his hot nation dot com. That's the website. And also we encourage everyone to download that his Hob Radio app available on all platforms, and we're going to feature all the artists that we had on the podcast in the future section on that app, so make sure you get it. Make sure you discover new stuff man, new music, new artists, and someone is bound to get touched by the ministry and the spirit that is coming out of this movement. Man. I really appreciate y'all. I want to encourage you guys to just endure, you know what I mean, keep going. We need. We need this more than ever. And like you said, unity, God is not gonna move if there's not unity. You know, the Body of Christ does not hope. We realize how important unity really is, you know what I mean? Like you know, God will take his hand off of us if we don't unite and love on each other, right because Jesus said that the world will know that we are his disciples because of our love for one another, you know what I mean. So that's how we do it. So Desiree wanted to go ahead and close us out. Oh man, I just want to encourage y'all just to make sure that whatever you do, wherever you go, just make sure that you are putting God first. If he's not first, then all else will fail. But He will never fail. That's one thing that we can be sure of. And He loves you regardless of what you've been through, regardless of where you have found yourself or where you currently are right now. God loves you, and he loves you so much that he says his only begotten son to die for you, to die on the rugged across, to be beaten, to be bruised, to be mocked, just for you, just so you wouldn't have to, just so you wouldn't have to die of gruesome death, just so you wouldn't have to spend an eternity without God. He made sure that that was in place for you. So today, why won't you accept him? Why don't you accept him in your heart to be your Lord, to be your savior, to be your God, to be your master, your king, to be everything that you know you because he is everything. He created you, He created you before you were in your mother's wom He knew you, he knew you, and right now he wants you to be his. So why don't you give him your life today? We love y'all. Amen. Amen, that's right. And so just reach out to them before you allow your head to hit that pillow, just ask God, just ask Jesus to forgive you, just to come into your life, Come into your heart and say, Jesus, I'm a sinner. I believe your word. I can't trust this world system no more. So I'm putting my trust in you. So Jesus, come into my heart, forgive my sin. Jesus name. Amen. That's that's that's it. That's all you got to do is ask God to be give you right, come on, amen, that's awesome, all right, y'all.