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Episode 289 "Lola Brooke" · The Baller Alert Show

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Speaker 1: World with me here.
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Speaker 2: You know, bt know how it goes, shout out O
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Speaker 2: C T. No real call it what we see whole game?
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Speaker 2: Wait the ball beat something. Oh, you can't stand on
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Speaker 2: the homes see. I already know you can't bother with
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Speaker 2: me because with the squad on me, they get at
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Speaker 2: They called me love he love.
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Speaker 4: I go by the name of Ferrari. I go by
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Speaker 4: the name you know, bt C T with that lola
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Speaker 4: that yeah, yes, not what's up? What's up? Gangster smalls?
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Speaker 5: Okay, what's good.
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Speaker 4: Are you doing?
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Speaker 6: I can't complain, you know, just working.
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Speaker 1: We're just happy to you on the show man.
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Speaker 5: I'm happy to be here. Yeah, Jesus already got straight
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Speaker 5: to it.
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Speaker 6: We got straight toward your herd. We love I love it.
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Speaker 6: Brooklyn's in the building. The new album is out. Yes,
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Speaker 6: then his daughters finally out. The person weren't being so far.
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Speaker 6: I'm getting a hang of it, like yeah, like it's
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Speaker 6: I actually enjoy it because now I have a body
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Speaker 6: of work to actually really talk about. So it feels
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Speaker 6: good and it's my story.
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Speaker 5: It ain't nothing made up.
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Speaker 6: So so what was it like? You know, growing up
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Speaker 6: as Dennis's starter, growing up only child, father saw I
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Speaker 6: am mom's side single. My mom was a single parent,
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Speaker 6: raised me by herself. I tapped him with my father
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Speaker 6: here and there, like he you know, he had just
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Speaker 6: picked me up from school.
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Speaker 5: Here and there.
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Speaker 6: I go by my grandmom's house and see dad or whatever.
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Speaker 6: But he was a hustler turned into an attic. So
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Speaker 6: that's just what I've been dealing with, trying to bond
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Speaker 6: with him. So yeah, I heard a lot of that
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Speaker 6: in the Dear Dennis song. It was like it was
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Speaker 6: really a song for him to him, Okay, to him. Uh,
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Speaker 6: that's really how I bond with him, Like I'm still
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Speaker 6: bonding him even though he's deceased. So I just wanted
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Speaker 6: to show the world like it's other ways of grieving,
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Speaker 6: Like you could speak out loud and you can still
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Speaker 6: feel their presence and that's how you like try to
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Speaker 6: get some type of closure. That was a hard song
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Speaker 6: for me to listen to. I'm sorry, guys, that was
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Speaker 6: a hard song. I just lost my mom, so you know,
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Speaker 6: and you know, when you like, you know, just to
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Speaker 6: come back, you know, and see him in the dreams.
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Speaker 6: That's like yeah it, yeah you. I'll be waking up
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Speaker 6: some days like nah, you tripping. I don't like you.
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Speaker 6: I don't even remember my dream tonight. You could have
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Speaker 6: came and it's filled in the void or something. It
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Speaker 6: be real, though, I can be real because when you
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Speaker 6: do get to see them in your dreams, that's the
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Speaker 6: closest you feel to them, So you you get spoiled
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Speaker 6: and you look forward to it all the time. But
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Speaker 6: they gonna come whenever they ready.
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Speaker 4: So when the rap start coming, were you rapping in school?
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Speaker 6: Or rapping came about because I used to always write
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Speaker 6: in my journals and diaries.
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Speaker 5: That's how I got off with my.
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Speaker 4: Emotions more poetic.
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Speaker 6: Turn it turned into poetry, but that didn't last too
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Speaker 6: long because I needed more of a feeling, like you know,
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Speaker 6: and sometimes I don't like to reflect on my emotions
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Speaker 6: and be sad. I like to reflect on my emotions
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Speaker 6: and like grow from it and understand myself more. So
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Speaker 6: I was like I could put this on a beat.
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Speaker 6: And then you started rapping with your cousins.
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Speaker 5: I started wrapping my cousin shout out to Jah.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, we started wrapping in a house just a Dusktop
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Speaker 6: didn't have much. It was going on YouTube to learn.
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Speaker 6: He was learning how to do the mixing engineering stuff.
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Speaker 6: I just wanted to rap. Yeah, so shout out to
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Speaker 6: him because he did the hard part. Hey, shout out
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Speaker 6: to your engineer whoever be engineering your stuff now, because
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Speaker 6: you sound big on the record, you like the Boogeyman.
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Speaker 4: Like from your record.
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Speaker 3: It was like five eleven when I first heard your
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Speaker 3: first record.
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Speaker 6: When people first hear you so tall, So it wasn't
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Speaker 6: it wasn't a video or photo that was that made
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Speaker 6: you say and you may have to be in person.
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Speaker 6: We are like, nah, this is.
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Speaker 1: What think is. When we saw you in La at
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Speaker 1: the BT.
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Speaker 6: Performance, we saw you and the way your energy came out.
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Speaker 6: You got the stage president, you was dancing, was holding
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Speaker 6: your birth control was good. Like that is really like
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Speaker 6: a lot of people don't don't get that, you know,
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Speaker 6: especially new artists. Yeah, I went through artists development that great. Yeah,
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Speaker 6: it's so crazy because I know that's not as honestly
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Speaker 6: going through artist development. I might have not even realized
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Speaker 6: that I was going through it. But as you know,
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Speaker 6: Denni's Daughter is my first project ever. I've never put
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Speaker 6: out a body of work. So I got video music
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Speaker 6: videos that I never put out. I got songs that
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Speaker 6: I've never put out any pay for like the beat
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Speaker 6: is pay for and everything, and never put it out
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Speaker 6: because it's like it's just a feeling with me.
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Speaker 5: I move off how I feel.
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Speaker 6: So I'm like, no, I don't think this is ready yet.
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Speaker 6: But when I finally knew me.
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Speaker 5: As an artist, like my sound, it was.
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Speaker 6: How did you get that sound? Because that that lower register?
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Speaker 6: What made you stick with that?
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Speaker 3: Because you don't how you sound? Nah, but I mean
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Speaker 3: sound saying what made you want to get that tone?
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Speaker 6: Because that's my mad voice, like when I'm mad. Oh yeah,
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Speaker 6: it's a different it's this.
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Speaker 5: This is like a different person. You would think I'm
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Speaker 5: seven foot tall.
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Speaker 6: But you know what that your sound reminds me. It's
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Speaker 6: so nostalgic. It's like that nineties, uh you know New
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Speaker 6: York sound to me, like Kim she had that that
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Speaker 6: that lower register sometimes what you know, you had Foxy
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Speaker 6: with the lower register, and that's what it feels like
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Speaker 6: to me. It feels like you're bringing me back to
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Speaker 6: the old school New York type. Vibe.
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Speaker 5: I'm from Brooklyn. Like Brooklyn don't change.
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Speaker 6: We all talk alike, and even if the lingo is
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Speaker 6: is newer, it's still sounds ain't like we It's like
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Speaker 6: so cultural out there that you just can't you know,
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Speaker 6: when I speak, they'd be like, oh, you from Brooklyn,
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Speaker 6: Like what.
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Speaker 1: Well, we could definitely tell you from New York.
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Speaker 6: No, but see, some people can tell I'm from Brooklyn,
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Speaker 6: not even oh.
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Speaker 5: You're from the Bronx.
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Speaker 6: You from Queens.
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Speaker 5: They be like, that's a Brooklyn girl.
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Speaker 6: Mm hmm. I could. I could tell the different dialects
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Speaker 6: if somebody's from New York's talking to me, I could
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Speaker 6: kind of shape the borough like the Bronx.
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Speaker 1: I know.
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Speaker 6: I mean, it's just different inflections. It's not something that's toy.
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Speaker 6: You can't you can't teach somebody to know which bird
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Speaker 6: they're from from New York City. You just got to
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Speaker 6: like live in a coach and just know. It's just
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Speaker 6: a feeling like you like what you just said, Oh yeah,
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Speaker 6: you from And I love New Yorkers by the way,
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Speaker 6: like it's tro for me to go there, like when
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Speaker 6: it's when it's fallowing real cold. Yeah, can New York
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Speaker 6: It gets so cold. It's cold right now. I'm happy
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Speaker 6: to be out here. And what's your favorite record off
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Speaker 6: the album?
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Speaker 5: Dead Dennis and Vacant Heart?
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Speaker 6: Okay, oh man, those are the deepest song. Yeah, yeah, yeah, because,
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Speaker 6: oh man, it's that's what gets me through my day.
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Speaker 6: Just listening back to those, I'd be feeling like I
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Speaker 6: accomplished something, like I did it, Like I accomplished my
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Speaker 6: fears of going through my traumatizing paths and be okay
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Speaker 6: with it though, like not even crying or nothing, just
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Speaker 6: be okay with it, Like all.
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Speaker 5: Right, that's what I've been through. It is what it is,
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Speaker 5: what's next?
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Speaker 6: So yeah, what made you dedicate the album to your dad?
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Speaker 6: When I used to hang out with my dad when
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Speaker 6: I was younger, they would always nickname me Little d
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Speaker 6: every time they seen us together. So I wanted the
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Speaker 6: world to start calling me Dennis daughter because I wanted
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Speaker 6: to relive that moment that I knew I could never
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Speaker 6: really get because my father's not here no more. And
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Speaker 6: that's the only time they would call me little d
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Speaker 6: if they've seen us together.
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Speaker 5: So now I'm like, oh, like, I'm still his I'm.
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Speaker 6: Still his daughter, I'm still don his daughter. Like, what's
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Speaker 6: going on? What happened to nickname? And I love nicknames?
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Speaker 6: So speaking of nicknames, where did Lola come from? You
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Speaker 6: had to think Lola Bunny, Lola Bunny. They used to
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Speaker 6: say I look like Lola Bunny in high school.
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Speaker 4: So that's so, what's your real name?
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Speaker 5: Shiny?
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Speaker 6: Yeah?
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Speaker 4: When you drop that big record, don't Play with It?
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Speaker 4: Did you have a deal at that particular time? No,
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Speaker 4: do you have a deal now?
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm with Arista, Me and Timmate.
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Speaker 3: So what about when the remix came out? Yeah, so
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Speaker 3: you had a deal then.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, because the remix came out in March, if I'm
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Speaker 6: not mistaken, Yeah, and I signed, Yeah, that was signed.
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Speaker 1: So how did the record come about? Though?
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Speaker 6: Okay, so I was in the studio all right. So
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Speaker 6: the producer Dizzy that produced Don't Play With It. We
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Speaker 6: would just randomly, always just be on the phone talking
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Speaker 6: about music, not even just about me. Sometimes I'd be like, Yo,
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Speaker 6: this already sound good for that beat? Send that pack
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Speaker 6: to that person, like just feeding off of each other
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Speaker 6: in general. So he will always pay me beats and
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Speaker 6: I'm like, yo, send me that And the beat was
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Speaker 6: called Empire. Don't Play with it the original name for it.
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Speaker 6: I listened to it, start volbuting with it. I was like,
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Speaker 6: you know what I'm gonnait? Tell I get to the
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Speaker 6: studio and really like start going crazy to it. Took
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Speaker 6: it to the studio, did my thing, and I was like,
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Speaker 6: I could do a second verse because I felt to
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Speaker 6: do it. But I'm like, I think I want to
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Speaker 6: ship his energy because my energy is on the hook
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Speaker 6: on the verse. I need a different type of view
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Speaker 6: on it. So I sent it out to a Brooklyn artist, Billy,
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Speaker 6: and she got on it sent back.
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Speaker 3: Because people started bringing you out on concerts. That's how
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Speaker 3: I started noticing you because I was.
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Speaker 4: Like, damn, And that's how I was like, oh is
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Speaker 4: she shorter? Is just the angle?
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Speaker 3: But I kept saying this can't be heard because I'm like, yo,
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Speaker 3: she sounds so no box you.
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Speaker 4: No, because it's so so aggressive. I'm thinking you you.
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Speaker 1: Know, just how tall are you?
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Speaker 3: But I'm just saying I just want to give your
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Speaker 3: credit and your flowers too, because you know, in Atlanta,
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Speaker 3: won't got to listen to nothing else, but we had
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Speaker 3: to play your record. I'm a DJ, so we had
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Speaker 3: to play.
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Speaker 1: Your record to get them.
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Speaker 3: People turned up because like in Atlanta, you know, we
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Speaker 3: play future to two hours straight little maybe hours straight,
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Speaker 3: but we had to play your record.
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Speaker 4: So when I started sound, I was like, dog, he's fire. Yeah,
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Speaker 4: he gives.
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Speaker 5: Me like the East Coast. Yeah, we know, geting it Buck,
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Speaker 5: It's like that gives me like East Coast.
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Speaker 1: So how did you know that it was blowing up?
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Speaker 6: It was Twitter?
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Speaker 4: Twitter.
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Speaker 5: This guy his name is Just Maine. Shout out to
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Speaker 5: Just Maine.
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Speaker 6: He had put it on his page, and I guess
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Speaker 6: people and his audience never really seen me before, so
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Speaker 6: they was like excited. And then then after that it
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Speaker 6: just took on to other platforms.
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Speaker 4: Oh wow, when did the funk Flex freestyle come?
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Speaker 6: I'm from New York City, so I've probably could have
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Speaker 6: been on funk Flex any you know, but I felt
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Speaker 6: like it had to be a moment, like going up
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Speaker 6: to Flex, you you have to be celebrating something. For me,
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Speaker 6: I'm not just going up there to just just rap
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Speaker 6: the freestyle. I have to earn being there so when
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Speaker 6: people actually look it up, they respect it. They don't
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Speaker 6: look like I'm just doing things and say it look
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Speaker 6: like I'm doing something. But yeah, that came about because
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Speaker 6: Flex me and flex got like a real strong person relationship.
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Speaker 5: He just like that occurs on your like he just
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Speaker 5: like that.
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Speaker 6: I talk mad ship and I'm always spinning the block
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Speaker 6: in the clubs like I could. I'll perform real early,
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Speaker 6: like I don't care if I'm the first performer, but
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Speaker 6: I'm definitely gonna catch that crowd when it comes in.
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Speaker 5: So he just like my hunger and I like his too.
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Speaker 1: So you know, yeah, I.
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Speaker 7: Can tell that's definitely your mad voice because when that's
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Speaker 7: all come on in the club, all the girls get the.
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Speaker 1: Yelling yeah like you.
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Speaker 6: I describe don't play with it as like a defense
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Speaker 6: that like, you know, like when you defend yourself, you play.
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Speaker 6: Don't play with it when you feel like you're being
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Speaker 6: played with you like you stand up with what you.
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Speaker 3: Say Spanish in the song give Me give Me a Bad?
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Speaker 3: So is that is that part of your nationality.
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Speaker 5: I'm from Brooklyn.
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Speaker 6: When I go to the corner store, I'll be like, hey, o, Poppy,
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Speaker 6: I know a little you know accent some Thames. You
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Speaker 6: all know, it's just a Brooklyn thing. It's so it's
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Speaker 6: so diverse out there, so many different cultures that I'm
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Speaker 6: adapt to it that's how I connect with people in
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Speaker 6: my neighborhood.
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Speaker 3: That's an underrated part of the song because you're you're
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Speaker 3: singing in a different language that kind of involves another
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Speaker 3: group of people.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm from Brooklyn. It's natural for me, so I'm
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Speaker 6: always Sometimes I randomly be talking and I'd be like, no, buppy,
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Speaker 6: I don't like like, It's just that's how I was
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Speaker 6: taught to connect with the people in the corner stores
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Speaker 6: when I needed a hot sandwich or something, you know,
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Speaker 6: like you tap into the world.
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Speaker 8: We'll be right back with more of The Baller Alert Show.
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Speaker 8: You're listening to a special edition of The Baller Alert Show.
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Speaker 6: Uh, it's good Josh, your girl Lola Brook, And I'm
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Speaker 6: guess who on the Lola Brook? Can you describe that
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Speaker 6: hustle U on your way to that record? Like the
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Speaker 6: grind that it took to get that one record that
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Speaker 6: blew your career up. It took a lot of sacrificing
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Speaker 6: your time with family and discipline, like disciplining yourself for sure.
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Speaker 6: So I'm big on discipline, Like sometimes I just do
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Speaker 6: things to see if I'm strong enough to stop doing
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Speaker 6: something like So, like right now I don't eat rap
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Speaker 6: meat or pork.
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Speaker 5: It's not I can. I can eat it if I
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Speaker 5: really want to.
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Speaker 6: But the fact that I have some type of control
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Speaker 6: over my life it means a lot to me because
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Speaker 6: my father was an addict, so I try not to
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Speaker 6: be addicted to certain things. Like if I wanted to
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Speaker 6: stop doing something right now, I can and I feel
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Speaker 6: like that mean a lot for me.
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Speaker 7: So would you learn that from going to therapy or
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Speaker 7: anything like that.
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Speaker 5: I used when I was young.
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Speaker 6: I used to want therapy, but I've never had it.
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Speaker 4: Nope, Rapping is having a bad day or going through.
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Speaker 5: Is my therapist? Is therapeutic for me?
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Speaker 6: That's what I like in the future. You're probably looking
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Speaker 6: to it or no, I might, But music been a
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Speaker 6: platform for me to express myself so well, and it's
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Speaker 6: been making me happy and reflect on my life that
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Speaker 6: I feel like it's enough right now.
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Speaker 5: So I don't know what the future holds.
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Speaker 6: I know, yeah, you almost had me crying now.
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Speaker 3: Is there is there a special somebody making you happy?
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Speaker 3: Or is Lola single my business?
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Speaker 4: Come on now, tell me we're friends now, so you
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Speaker 4: can tell a lot.
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Speaker 6: Of rough necks make me want to feel soft for sure.
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Speaker 4: Okay, okay, but I'm focused.
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Speaker 6: Honestly, I'm a I'm a fan of love, and I
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Speaker 6: do feel like it should be someone in your corner,
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Speaker 6: if you're serious or not, it should just be that
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Speaker 6: someone that you could connect with from heart to heart
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Speaker 6: as you trying to proceed in your career, even if
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Speaker 6: it's serious, it's a title or anything. I feel like
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Speaker 6: that's that presence is needed in your life. I'm single.
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Speaker 6: What is a person? What?
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Speaker 1: Long time?
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Speaker 6: How should the guys approach How should the guys approach me?
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Speaker 1: No?
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Speaker 4: D ms nah do you read?
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Speaker 6: You don't say no friend over to talk to me
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Speaker 6: type thing?
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Speaker 5: Or they'd love that, they love doing that.
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Speaker 6: It just got to be an organic, natural way, like
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Speaker 6: I just gotta it just right, good, good place, right Tommy.
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Speaker 1: You know.
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Speaker 6: And I'm very private too, So don't don't send your
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Speaker 6: friends because I'm like, who know you talk to me?
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Speaker 6: That's me.
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Speaker 5: I'm that girl who don't call me on face time.
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Speaker 4: Nelly situation going back to my ex.
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Speaker 3: I mean, but just like publicly smiling and going back.
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Speaker 6: To I love that for them, but I don't think
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Speaker 6: that's my story.
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Speaker 4: You ain't spending the block like, no public displays of affections.
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Speaker 6: I don't mind public affectionate towards me and in my soulmate,
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Speaker 6: I'm all for it.
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Speaker 5: It's just that right now, what's frontline is my career.
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Speaker 6: And then once I get this solid and I'll tap
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Speaker 6: into it. Now, what's the this is the ball alert show?
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Speaker 6: What is like the one thing that you spent big
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Speaker 6: on so far?
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Speaker 1: First big purchase? What's you blow a check on?
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Speaker 6: I didn't blow a check yet, I'll promise you. I
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Speaker 6: didn't blow a check yet. Even if I see jewelry
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Speaker 6: on me, I didn't buy it.
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Speaker 5: It was a gift.
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Speaker 6: Are you very frugal?
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Speaker 4: I could best? What do you buy yourself?
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Speaker 6: I cater to my home like I like nice things
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Speaker 6: in my home, like my piece is at home, and
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Speaker 6: I make sure my moms is straight. But for the
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Speaker 6: most part, my money I saved up because it's like
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Speaker 6: we just had a pandemic in twenty twenty. I don't
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Speaker 6: know if a pandemic going to hit again. You just
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Speaker 6: never know. So until I could buy something three to
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Speaker 6: five times, then that's when I just bought do that
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Speaker 6: big purchase?
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Speaker 1: Now, who taught you this because everybody called me cheap.
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Speaker 6: Okay, but my pockets taught me. You your mom moved
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Speaker 6: to Atlanta and you were just there in your New
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Speaker 6: York yourself by myself. And I knew if I would
17:11
Speaker 6: have told my mom's like because I didn't want her
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Speaker 6: to go, but I had to let her go because
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Speaker 6: that was her dreams, and I knew I wasn't telling
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Speaker 6: her that I didn't want her to go because for
17:19
Speaker 6: my dreams, I needed to stand on my own and
17:21
Speaker 6: figure it out, take on new responsibilities because I wouldn't
17:25
Speaker 6: know what I'm be able to handle, like my own shit.
17:29
Speaker 6: So financially you had to step up. Financially, I had
17:32
Speaker 6: to step up.
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Speaker 2: Girl, she.
17:36
Speaker 1: Talk about it.
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Speaker 5: Oh God, damn yo, woo listen.
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Speaker 6: It was rough, like I was having like twenty it's
17:44
Speaker 6: times I had twenty dollars to my name so much
17:47
Speaker 6: my yo, I would I would make sure my light
17:50
Speaker 6: bill was a good forty dollars. I would be like,
17:55
Speaker 6: my light bill has to be forty dollars. I was
17:57
Speaker 6: on Section eight and still couldn't pay the other half
17:59
Speaker 6: of my rent. When Section they was helping me, and
18:01
Speaker 6: when I was going grocery shopping, I would just buy
18:04
Speaker 6: like ground meat and what else, tomato sauce because spaghetti
18:10
Speaker 6: was spaghetti was the to go too. I was broke,
18:14
Speaker 6: man like for real. So now that I'm finally making
18:16
Speaker 6: a way for myself and I could take care of
18:18
Speaker 6: myself and I'm comfortable a little bit, I don't want
18:22
Speaker 6: that feeling again, like I do not want to go back.
18:25
Speaker 6: So if I'm not investing my bread, then I might
18:27
Speaker 6: as well save it.
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Speaker 1: Thank you for saying that, too, y.
18:29
Speaker 7: I like that because I feel like a lot of
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Speaker 7: artists the first thing they do when they get a
18:33
Speaker 7: check is.
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Speaker 1: They blow it.
18:35
Speaker 6: Nah, Because then when you blow it, it's like, how
18:37
Speaker 6: can you maintain it? So you're gonna get the update
18:41
Speaker 6: car or you're gonna purchase the house, but you ain't
18:44
Speaker 6: buy it, you're really renting it. And then you can't
18:46
Speaker 6: even keep up with the bills. You can't even keep
18:48
Speaker 6: up with the maintenance. You gotta maintenance around your crib
18:50
Speaker 6: because you're barely there. You're on the roll all the time.
18:52
Speaker 6: So what's the craziest thing you've seen out on the
18:55
Speaker 6: road so far?
18:55
Speaker 5: Oh, when I went to Virginia, I left out this hosting.
19:01
Speaker 6: The fans was fighting over me, like really fist fighting
19:04
Speaker 6: over I felt so bad, man, I wanted to jump in.
19:08
Speaker 4: They was, you.
19:10
Speaker 5: Know, like me because I was leaving.
19:14
Speaker 6: And then they was trying to like bum rush me,
19:17
Speaker 6: but out of love, out of love. But the other
19:21
Speaker 6: people that were trying to bum rush too, was like, oh,
19:23
Speaker 6: were about to like just rumble it up because I
19:26
Speaker 6: need to get to Shorty and they just was fighting.
19:28
Speaker 1: Damn damn.
19:30
Speaker 6: I was like the love man, I was like, don't
19:31
Speaker 6: fight though, but I feel of obs.
19:36
Speaker 4: I'm out of here.
19:38
Speaker 5: Yeah, I got at it.
19:39
Speaker 6: What's some of the biggest mistakes that you've learned from
19:43
Speaker 6: so far?
19:44
Speaker 5: Doubting myself because I probably would have.
19:48
Speaker 6: Been I wouldn't say I'm not gonna say I probably
19:52
Speaker 6: would have been in this seat faster, but for sure,
19:55
Speaker 6: just doubting myself because you just never know what your
19:57
Speaker 6: destiny is. You just I feel like your life is
19:59
Speaker 6: already written, So why would you doubt yourself.
20:02
Speaker 5: You have no idea what your future can hold.
20:04
Speaker 1: I like that you got any dream collapse anybody want
20:07
Speaker 1: to collab with?
20:08
Speaker 6: Yeah? Okay, so it was me because that was my
20:12
Speaker 6: favorite artists growing up.
20:13
Speaker 5: One of my favorite artists growing up.
20:15
Speaker 6: Yeah, but Pluto for sure.
20:19
Speaker 8: Future Yeah, okay, that would that would sound crazy in
20:23
Speaker 8: the club. What I'm not gonna lie because I was
20:26
Speaker 8: listening to some of your album and I just hear
20:28
Speaker 8: like the ad libs, and I was like, man, these
20:31
Speaker 8: ada libs.
20:31
Speaker 6: I'm like, man, six, you're not I used to hate
20:35
Speaker 6: doing ad libs.
20:37
Speaker 1: No, I love your ad libs.
20:38
Speaker 5: I used to hate doing a libs.
20:40
Speaker 6: I would be like, I would be so excited to
20:43
Speaker 6: lay down the verse and then they would be like
20:45
Speaker 6: ins and out.
20:46
Speaker 5: It's like cool ad libs. Oh my god, I don't
20:49
Speaker 5: know what to say.
20:50
Speaker 6: But then I started like playing with it a little
20:53
Speaker 6: bit and figuring it out. And now that's my favorite
20:56
Speaker 6: part about Rabbits ad libs. You know where You're hear
20:59
Speaker 6: that on.
21:01
Speaker 5: No Big Gatta in the spy.
21:03
Speaker 3: Yeah, do you have a celebrity crush?
21:07
Speaker 5: I have a celebrity crush? Okay, who is it? I?
21:17
Speaker 6: I just said hi to them? Hi?
21:19
Speaker 1: Who is it?
21:19
Speaker 4: You just said hi to them?
21:20
Speaker 3: No?
21:20
Speaker 5: I just know I was saying hi, camera you see it?
21:23
Speaker 1: Got it?
21:24
Speaker 6: Well, miss Loller broke Man. We're so glad that you
21:26
Speaker 6: started by the Barler alert show. And I don't want
21:28
Speaker 6: to keep you long because you know you got a
21:30
Speaker 6: big press.
21:30
Speaker 4: Run to keep looking at me.
21:39
Speaker 6: Yes, but we got a game for you real quick, okay,
21:43
Speaker 6: baller blitz.
21:44
Speaker 4: Okay.
21:47
Speaker 6: So I'm going to say the line of the song,
21:48
Speaker 6: and you let me know who the artist is and
21:51
Speaker 6: the song title. Okay, all right, here we go on.
21:55
Speaker 6: Never the one packing the gun.
21:58
Speaker 5: Never the one packing the gun?
22:00
Speaker 6: What are you packing? I never the one packing the gun?
22:04
Speaker 6: It sounds is that the go wait? I don't know
22:10
Speaker 6: that sounds so never packing the gun? Yeah, left eye,
22:16
Speaker 6: the one left out ladies night.
22:20
Speaker 8: All right.
22:20
Speaker 6: These are all women, by the way, all rappers, by
22:22
Speaker 6: the way. And you know man from making it so
22:24
Speaker 6: sick flossing in my six with the lex on the wrists.
22:29
Speaker 6: Say it again, and you know me from making little
22:34
Speaker 6: Kim saying you supposed Benjamins. Oh ship, some of y'all
22:46
Speaker 6: ain't righting well to concern with fashion. Another female wrapper
22:53
Speaker 6: say it in the flow. Some of y'all ain't right
22:58
Speaker 6: well to concerned with fast ship. Mm hmmmm, I know
23:04
Speaker 6: you win, Giselle, m all right, that was let me
23:10
Speaker 6: blow your mind.
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Speaker 9: Oh ship at the ball high post fronting I toast
23:18
Speaker 9: getting my flirt on.
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Speaker 6: That's there. The most critically acclaimed rap chick in the game,
23:31
Speaker 6: Nikki the double stop. Huh that was a double woman?
23:36
Speaker 6: Go ahead, I know that's Eve.
23:38
Speaker 5: No, I don't know, that's what.
23:41
Speaker 6: Yeah, last one of my favorite one. I don't even
23:48
Speaker 6: got me a hundred bands. That's bro Gass. I'm still
24:00
Speaker 6: gonna maybe a hundred a hundred punts. I love that line.
24:05
Speaker 6: That's yo. That's the line I go with for sure,
24:07
Speaker 6: like that's my to go too, because I'd be like,
24:10
Speaker 6: remember when I told y'all I did. I was not scared.
24:13
Speaker 6: When I told you I ain't got no breads, and
24:14
Speaker 6: when I get some bread, don't ask me for ship.
24:16
Speaker 6: Because when I told you I was broke, nobody said
24:19
Speaker 6: do you need You wouldn't need a hondred k loan.
24:21
Speaker 4: Nobody asked you don't.
24:23
Speaker 1: Want a hunt a k loan for for somebody that.
24:25
Speaker 6: You probably not not in business, you know, but you
24:28
Speaker 6: like if you gotta you heard what you what I've
24:31
Speaker 6: done a business, but you know her little friend in front.
24:34
Speaker 4: Of the front.
24:34
Speaker 6: You know, I'll take you back when I can get
24:35
Speaker 6: when I can.
24:38
Speaker 8: When I do.
24:41
Speaker 6: You want to hear that. We do have a pep talk.
24:43
Speaker 5: What's good y'all?
24:43
Speaker 6: This Sugarl Lolerbrook and my motivational go to would be
24:50
Speaker 6: I always say stay ready, so you don't got to
24:52
Speaker 6: get ready, but that's just my thing. And don't boil
24:56
Speaker 6: too hard because you will fall. All okay, But now
24:59
Speaker 6: I'll just tell you how to Don't alert me if
25:02
Speaker 6: you ain't gonna help me ball out.
25:05
Speaker 5: And that's that's the one. Don't alert me if you
25:08
Speaker 5: ain't calling the ball out on me. That's it.
25:11
Speaker 8: We'll be right back. Stay tuned with more of the
25:13
Speaker 8: Baller Alert Show. You're listening to a special edition of
25:23
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25:24
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25:31
Speaker 6: Back with more of the Butler Alert Show. And it's oct.
25:34
Speaker 4: Whatever it's you know BT.
25:36
Speaker 6: Today, we're kicking off a brand new series. I know
25:38
Speaker 6: y'all used to you know, some of our pro ballers
25:40
Speaker 6: out here, Rick Ross, Meek Mill Lowlerbrook on this episode.
25:43
Speaker 6: But you know we're kicking off a new series because huh,
25:47
Speaker 6: a lot of times everybody got a problem with like,
25:49
Speaker 6: you know, newer music coming out and they want an
25:51
Speaker 6: opinion on it, So we just created this series so
25:54
Speaker 6: they can have an opinion. And this is our rookie series.
25:58
Speaker 6: And h we got two great art's right here that
26:00
Speaker 6: we want to highlight. So we're gonna challenge you do
26:03
Speaker 6: y'allself one time.
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Speaker 10: What's good is your boy moon walking? Straight out of
26:06
Speaker 10: Digg County, Florida. You may know me for the single
26:08
Speaker 10: Lizzo a little bit of story but that's okay. Also
26:11
Speaker 10: sauce right now with my boy Kole g and King Lee,
26:14
Speaker 10: so you know, making moves, moving and grooving.
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Speaker 1: O G what up?
26:17
Speaker 5: Man?
26:18
Speaker 1: What's good with the with the gutter TV shirt?
26:20
Speaker 8: All?
26:21
Speaker 1: Yeah? For show?
26:21
Speaker 10: Gut to TV, salute for show. I mean, spare rats,
26:25
Speaker 10: Joe Son Empire. You know what I'm saying Me, I
26:29
Speaker 10: originally you know Florida, but I've been in Atlanta. It's
26:32
Speaker 10: like oh three producing for a lot of Marie. Just
26:34
Speaker 10: a lot of up and coming, you know what I'm saying,
26:36
Speaker 10: just working.
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Speaker 1: Florida boys is in the building.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, let us do a little bit about you know,
26:41
Speaker 6: y'all background, where y'all come from, how it was Florida
26:43
Speaker 6: growing up?
26:43
Speaker 10: I really related, like like the martyr, Like we ain't
26:46
Speaker 10: have like buses and plant I mean busses and trains
26:50
Speaker 10: and stuff like that. So like if you ain't had
26:52
Speaker 10: no car, you can't get nowhere. So that's just like
26:56
Speaker 10: how the music was in Florida. So it's like they
26:58
Speaker 10: ain't had no outlet like once studio, you know what
27:01
Speaker 10: I'm saying. Like when I came to Atlanta, it was
27:03
Speaker 10: like multiple studios everywhere. So when I made a name there,
27:08
Speaker 10: I just took everything from there, and I'm trying to transform,
27:11
Speaker 10: know what i mean, get it back toward like an
27:14
Speaker 10: outlet for my folks too.
27:16
Speaker 1: What about you? I whant to come to me?
27:17
Speaker 10: When it came out of music, I realized like early,
27:20
Speaker 10: like there's a big difference between being local and being global.
27:23
Speaker 10: Do you want to be local or do you want
27:25
Speaker 10: to be global. Because you want to be local, continue
27:27
Speaker 10: doing the bunch of local stuff. But if you want
27:28
Speaker 10: to be global, taking music bangstream, ticket local, I mean
27:31
Speaker 10: ticket global, put it in the eyes and the ears
27:33
Speaker 10: and in front of the world, versus just trying to
27:35
Speaker 10: get everybody to back you where you're from. Like because
27:38
Speaker 10: at the end of the day that money might be
27:40
Speaker 10: only so much you know what I'm saying, But if
27:42
Speaker 10: you're able to toward the world for the rest of
27:44
Speaker 10: your life, you always go be good.
27:45
Speaker 1: You did what I'm saying.
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Speaker 7: So now how hard it is for people you know,
27:50
Speaker 7: like yourself, who are I'm pretty sure popular in your
27:53
Speaker 7: neighborhood to not only just be you know, just just
27:57
Speaker 7: stuck into like the local celebrity. And you know how
28:01
Speaker 7: important it is to you know, to be like, man,
28:04
Speaker 7: I gotta get out and I gotta start traveling.
28:06
Speaker 1: I gotta get my music out because a lot of
28:08
Speaker 1: people get caught.
28:09
Speaker 7: You know, if you get a song and it blows
28:11
Speaker 7: up in your neighborhood, you like, well, is it.
28:13
Speaker 1: Well for me?
28:14
Speaker 10: Because Miami is like weird, because it's like, well, it's
28:17
Speaker 10: a lot of you know, a bunch of talented people.
28:19
Speaker 1: You know they got it.
28:21
Speaker 10: So it's just when somebody pop, it's like I already
28:24
Speaker 10: knew that was gonna happen. So whenever I bubb it too,
28:26
Speaker 10: people of course, you know, they congratulate me when it
28:28
Speaker 10: comes down to the music. But as far as like
28:30
Speaker 10: anything crazy like that, I'm still the same person that
28:33
Speaker 10: even before you need any of this, probably just it
28:35
Speaker 10: was only a matter of time, bro, you know what
28:37
Speaker 10: I mean?
28:37
Speaker 6: So where was the Where did the career start?
28:39
Speaker 1: For me? First?
28:41
Speaker 10: I studied when it come down to social media, I
28:44
Speaker 10: study like the habits of people and algorithms and things
28:46
Speaker 10: that people like to do. So I started putting music
28:49
Speaker 10: out there. When I sing that okay cool. If I
28:51
Speaker 10: just instead of just being crazy, just put out a
28:54
Speaker 10: bunch of different music. If I promoted just one song,
28:57
Speaker 10: it's gonna go crazy. So I put out the single
28:59
Speaker 10: called it, So the song went crazy, ended up streaming heavy,
29:04
Speaker 10: mellis means au point, means upon means and streams. So
29:07
Speaker 10: at that point, ended up getting connected with a distribution
29:10
Speaker 10: company just for the single along.
29:11
Speaker 1: So from that point independent, Oh so you're gonna independ
29:14
Speaker 1: her out.
29:15
Speaker 10: I mean, it all got to make sense to me
29:17
Speaker 10: because I'm not only doing this for myself.
29:19
Speaker 1: I'm doing this I have artists that I'm working with
29:21
Speaker 1: as well.
29:22
Speaker 10: Shout out to shawnee G, shout out the dB, shout
29:24
Speaker 10: out the Breeze, my boy back that that's my brother,
29:26
Speaker 10: that's King Swain. So we have a lot of things
29:28
Speaker 10: that we're working on. So it has to make sense.
29:31
Speaker 10: I'm not going to jump into something for myself. It
29:33
Speaker 10: got to be for one lucrative. It has to be
29:37
Speaker 10: financially able to tape my artists and myself and put
29:41
Speaker 10: us into the next level. But if not, I could
29:43
Speaker 10: do what I'm doing already by myself. Now, I got
29:45
Speaker 10: a question, did listen? Will ever hear the record? I
29:48
Speaker 10: really don't know that, to be real with you, like
29:50
Speaker 10: that wasn't really like the goal. The goal of the
29:54
Speaker 10: song was because I wanted all women to feel appreciated,
29:56
Speaker 10: you know what I'm saying, Because we hear music all
29:58
Speaker 10: the time about that every average, everyday women quote unquote
30:02
Speaker 10: as they say. So I wanted those women to feel
30:05
Speaker 10: like included, and I feel like, in a world full
30:07
Speaker 10: of nose, they finally got there.
30:08
Speaker 6: Yes, what's some of the biggest lessons you learned so
30:10
Speaker 6: far being an independent artist? For both of y'all, you.
30:14
Speaker 10: Gotta you gotta like be real disciplined, and you gotta
30:18
Speaker 10: you gotta you gotta know how to It's a lot
30:21
Speaker 10: of no's in the game. You know what I'm saying
30:23
Speaker 10: That if you if you if you can't take a
30:26
Speaker 10: note or rejection or anything like that, and you you
30:30
Speaker 10: can't get past that, it's ain't the field for you,
30:33
Speaker 10: because it's like you gotta keep striving until you get
30:36
Speaker 10: because it's something out that that's gonna stick to what
30:39
Speaker 10: you got going on, your way of your emotion, you
30:41
Speaker 10: feel me, you just gotta keep going for it.
30:43
Speaker 1: That's that's what I look at it.
30:45
Speaker 10: I'm a piggyback off of what he said about the discipline, Like, well,
30:48
Speaker 10: a lot of people don't understand that this independent thing
30:50
Speaker 10: really means independent. It's not like a job. You know,
30:53
Speaker 10: how say fancy you get up, you go clock in.
30:55
Speaker 10: They tell you that you're gonna work from this time
30:57
Speaker 10: to that time. When you're independent. If you get an check,
31:00
Speaker 10: some people might get comfortable and chill. You can't get
31:03
Speaker 10: comfortable in chill. You still got to continue to work.
31:05
Speaker 10: This is a job now, bro. So that discipline to
31:08
Speaker 10: be able to tell yourself, I'm going to record from
31:10
Speaker 10: this time to that time, even though I got these
31:13
Speaker 10: thousands sitting inside the account that I mean that discipline
31:17
Speaker 10: has to be there in order for you to thrive
31:18
Speaker 10: in this independent world.
31:19
Speaker 7: And that's really important because a lot of a lot
31:21
Speaker 7: of independent artists, I feel like, don't talk about the
31:25
Speaker 7: business side of things like you know, everybody is always
31:27
Speaker 7: trying to be like, hey, you know.
31:29
Speaker 1: I'm independent, label owns me.
31:32
Speaker 7: But you know, uh, they don't talk about the work,
31:35
Speaker 7: the work that you got to put in as far
31:36
Speaker 7: as like putting your own money up, you know for
31:39
Speaker 7: a certain network works.
31:41
Speaker 10: A lot of people don't like to like, i mean,
31:43
Speaker 10: walk up on folks and play what's going on? But
31:46
Speaker 10: you gotta gotta rub hands and get through them doors.
31:50
Speaker 6: Got to now being this is the Baller Alert show,
31:52
Speaker 6: how is business? As an independent artist?
31:55
Speaker 10: You gotta be a hustler like as far as like
31:58
Speaker 10: the businesses and still doing what you gotta do, plus
32:02
Speaker 10: being an artist and contributing with you.
32:03
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's really important.
32:05
Speaker 7: I'm glad you mentioned that too, because a lot of
32:09
Speaker 7: independent or upcoming artists, what I've noticed is like they
32:12
Speaker 7: always talking about they locked into the studio, they locked
32:15
Speaker 7: into the studio, And I'm like, you know, being an
32:18
Speaker 7: artist is more than just sitting in the studio recording
32:20
Speaker 7: the song. Don't get it twisted, Like, ain't nothing wrong
32:24
Speaker 7: with having a job, Ain't nothing wrong with a nine
32:27
Speaker 7: to five. If you gotta have a job in the
32:29
Speaker 7: order for you to be able to finance this music thing.
32:33
Speaker 7: Do it because if you're going full independent, you't got
32:36
Speaker 7: no job there. Bro look at a lot of these
32:37
Speaker 7: things cost just because you dope. You just be dope
32:41
Speaker 7: by yourself. You gotta have that bread.
32:44
Speaker 10: It seems a hustle for your expenses and then use
32:48
Speaker 10: them expensive to put time in your music. Or you
32:51
Speaker 10: get your job and that's gonna take care of your
32:53
Speaker 10: living expenses while you can figure out and plan what
32:56
Speaker 10: to do with your time.
32:57
Speaker 1: With the music.
32:58
Speaker 6: So it's next for you guys.
33:00
Speaker 1: Websites will be back up this week.
33:02
Speaker 10: I have some shorts that are on the way for
33:04
Speaker 10: the single the song I have called throw It Back,
33:06
Speaker 10: and I also have some shorts that are coming for
33:08
Speaker 10: you know, I can't sing the name of a song.
33:10
Speaker 1: Oh hell but yeah come a new Merchin. Yeah I can't.
33:13
Speaker 10: It's some things that's coming, y'all go just tune in.
33:15
Speaker 10: It's a big, I mean situation ahead and it's and
33:18
Speaker 10: it's sauce already out right. Yes, that's what y'all going
33:22
Speaker 10: crazy crazy on that song? Apple Music, Yeah, Spotify, everything
33:26
Speaker 10: like that. Give a bit, salute the gut of TV.
33:29
Speaker 4: Shout out together.
33:30
Speaker 1: That's my job needed.
33:31
Speaker 10: Lights global, you know, what I mean, my big brother
33:33
Speaker 10: Keen Lee making all this possible.
33:35
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
33:35
Speaker 10: The other verse on the Saut song with us, Okay,
33:38
Speaker 10: you know what I'm saying. And we got a lot
33:41
Speaker 10: when we touched down in the city. You know, I'm
33:43
Speaker 10: originally from here. Well I'm originally from Florida, but I
33:46
Speaker 10: put a lot of time I've been here so o
33:48
Speaker 10: three So I got a lot of connections and stuff
33:50
Speaker 10: in the goda. So we just put together a whole
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Speaker 10: little you know, saying like a little run like we
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Speaker 10: went to the club, we got photo shoots.
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Speaker 1: Do the photo shoot out here, work man, that's what
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Speaker 1: I like. Swamp Pizzo, shout out Swamp.
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Speaker 6: Explaining a little bit more about your record.
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Speaker 10: Well, right now we're pushing this song called so you
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Speaker 10: know how they say sometimes things just write themselves. So
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Speaker 10: I pull up in the l a right, be kicking it.
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Speaker 10: Pull up on King Lee. Shout out to King Lee.
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Speaker 10: Pulled up on them kicking it, just chilling. Ho g
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Speaker 10: producer playing beats. I walk back in the beat. Play
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Speaker 10: just how that's that quick beat? Started playing a bro
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Speaker 10: setting me up. Let's go on, just winning this drop.
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Speaker 10: He just wanted to rep he jumped in, did the
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Speaker 10: ads ad list, it was done. It's like, bro, we
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Speaker 10: can't we can't not push the song.
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Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying? This verse so fast.
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Speaker 6: Number of the best songs though, when they come out
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Speaker 6: really quick without any thought.
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Speaker 1: Yes, it wasn't even playing.
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Speaker 10: That's like, that's like how like relationships, like if it
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Speaker 10: ain't it's like that was genuine, nothing like set up
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Speaker 10: and like on your market set.
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Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. It's genuine. It's always gonna
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Speaker 1: be something unique with it. You feel me.
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Speaker 7: I do feel like that's when the best songs come
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Speaker 7: out because we we interview Sally B. I'm sorry, Famous
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Speaker 7: Sally and YB.
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Speaker 1: They got the.
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Speaker 7: Song g Way and they was explaining how they made
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Speaker 7: the song, and it's kind of similar like that. It's like, Yo,
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Speaker 7: we just went to the studio and it just made
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Speaker 7: the song.
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Speaker 10: It's all about the vibe, you know what I'm saying,
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Speaker 10: Because when it's good viz, it's just gonna flow and
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Speaker 10: bad vis it's just gonna be weird, you feel. And
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Speaker 10: it's one of them songs that when you know, when
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Speaker 10: you really put it on.
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Speaker 1: You go feel good. You know what I mean. So, yeah,
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Speaker 1: it's got.
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Speaker 10: A certain money mix and master and putting the grease
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Speaker 10: so on that that's too crazy and shout out to
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Speaker 10: certain money times here, you know what I'm saying.
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Speaker 6: So where can everybody find and follow you guys?
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Speaker 10: Oh, you can find me on Instagram and across all
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Speaker 10: social handles at moon m O n E dot Walker
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Speaker 10: that's on Instagram, TikTok YouTube y'all tip being with my
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Speaker 10: YouTube too. I'm about to get that plaque, so let's
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Speaker 10: do it. Yeah, sure, y'all follow me at cold G
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Speaker 10: three two one, at c O d E G three
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Speaker 10: two one on all platforms. Know what I mean, tap
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Speaker 10: in producing, we do it all. You know what I'm saying.
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Speaker 6: I love it all right, y'all. So this wouldn't be
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Speaker 6: the ball Alert Show without a baller Blitz. Oh, I'm
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Speaker 6: gonna do Baller Blitz the Combine edition. And you guys
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Speaker 6: know what the combine is when it comes to players
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Speaker 6: and stuff like that. You know, when the new players
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Speaker 6: come around, you know, they gotta you know, show their athleticism,
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Speaker 6: their skills, so you know it, rap, you gotta show
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Speaker 6: the skills. So you know, y'all mind spending a little
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Speaker 6: bit for the for the people.
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Speaker 1: Trying to think it's anything that you have in mind
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Speaker 1: that you would like to do.
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Speaker 10: Uh as far as like kicking the verse like I'm
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Speaker 10: so in tune with the music side, like I do
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Speaker 10: it all, but I am on that. But I just
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Speaker 10: really prefer I want you to get into the music
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Speaker 10: and the artistry of the making up for show.
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Speaker 1: I feel like the come on camera.
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Speaker 10: Straight from the junt we go run up the score
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Speaker 10: and show't want no mercy your pity because when I
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Speaker 10: was humble, like nobody gave me your chance when not
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Speaker 10: trying to make noise in my city, y'all knew I was.
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Speaker 10: I'm bullyeing most nigga's nervous would never help fucking up.
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Speaker 10: How good.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, we're gonna do a pet talk, But you know,
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Speaker 6: I want all of our audience, you know what I'm saying,
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Speaker 6: write that freestyle right there was that freestyle was at
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Speaker 6: a Verse. That's how I got That's how I gotta
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Speaker 6: be the people. The people, you know, everybody got something
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Speaker 6: So I just feel like this way people can actually
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