Speaker 1: It's morning and today's today. If I'm gonna make a
Speaker 1: run for it, live my best life in Viral Villa,
Speaker 1: I have to go now. First step, I sneak into
Speaker 1: my parents bedroom and steal my phone back from my
Speaker 1: mom's night stand downstairs. I make it past the breakfast
Speaker 1: table as if I'm going to school. Meanwhile, upstairs, I
Speaker 1: left the note to my bed explaining where I'm actually headed.
Speaker 1: I feel like I'm pulling off a heist of some ship.
Speaker 1: That kid all sleep well, Yeah, slep fun. Oh, your
Speaker 1: backpack looks heavy today. I can't tell if it's a
Speaker 1: leading question or not, but I need to have a
Speaker 1: reply ready. Yeah, I'm I'm bringing some podcast equipment Janelle
Speaker 1: and I are going to use. Here Comes to Break
Speaker 1: is our big semester project, at least that part about
Speaker 1: the podcasting project. It's true when we decided to use
Speaker 1: our experience with the show was the foundation of a
Speaker 1: joint audio lab project. But actually my bag is heavy
Speaker 1: because I'm all geared up from my exclusive invite to
Speaker 1: the Viral Villa in l a three jam packed days
Speaker 1: making fresh content, gaining the mutual follows, and revealing myself
Speaker 1: as the man behind mask on sounds like a good idea.
Speaker 1: This is exactly how you should be applying your extracurriculus.
Speaker 1: Have fun at school, baby. Luckily, that's the last of
Speaker 1: the raised eyebrows from my parents as I grabbed banana
Speaker 1: and bust out the door. From there, it's talk to JFK.
Speaker 1: One of the advantages of living out in Rockaway Beaches
Speaker 1: that I can take the m T A to the
Speaker 1: airport and under an hour comes in clutch right now
Speaker 1: is I'm pulling off the craziest play I ever made.
Speaker 1: After pushing my way through a couple of transfers, it's
Speaker 1: airport time, security, the works. It isn't until I'm sitting
Speaker 1: at the gateway and the board that the true insanity
Speaker 1: of what I'm doing lands home. My limb starts to
Speaker 1: rattle in a pressure like a ton of bricks hits
Speaker 1: my chest. What am I doing traveling across the country
Speaker 1: without telling my parents, breaking ranks with my podcast team
Speaker 1: to make the trip, even though we agree none of
Speaker 1: us would go. I'm blowing up all my closest relationships
Speaker 1: for this one shot to cash in on everything we've
Speaker 1: worked for. But hell no, I'm not gonna have a
Speaker 1: panic attack. Now I've come too far. I fight through it,
Speaker 1: I stay focused. I have to do this for myself,
Speaker 1: a statement that I'm ready to pursue this Internet fame thing,
Speaker 1: that I'm finally ready to own it. And then of
Speaker 1: course my phone goes off with notification bells. We saw
Speaker 1: the message sent back to the villa. What's the deal.
Speaker 1: Marco's already wise to what I've pulled off. Janelle is
Speaker 1: probably in shock, but it's all gonna work out. They'll see.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, but I'm going We can't miss this chance,
Speaker 1: and I need to do this myself. I can't. This
Speaker 1: is incredibly irresponsible with that I turned my phone on
Speaker 1: airplane mode, a point. They're getting caught out now. There
Speaker 1: will be hell to pay when I get back, but
Speaker 1: I won't let my nerves get to me. I've been
Speaker 1: letting those nerves keep me from pursuing my goals for
Speaker 1: so long, and the success of here comes the break
Speaker 1: has been like a cure. Oh, I feel driven, focused,
Speaker 1: able to do anything. I'm locked in. The plane begins border,
Speaker 1: so I put on my headphones and get in lined
Speaker 1: viral villa. Here I come. As soon as I get
Speaker 1: off the plane that someone from the house to pick
Speaker 1: me up and drive me over. I flew on the
Speaker 1: Burt back less traffic to l X. We head back
Speaker 1: to the East Side bungalow that's both the viral villa
Speaker 1: itself and home to the art collective of the same name.
Speaker 1: The works inside. My host, Corbin is called blind Fit
Speaker 1: All American type. He introduces me to the other members
Speaker 1: of the collective and the other busitors for the weekend.
Speaker 1: Aleck j ted a string of names, stone Cold, influencer,
Speaker 1: hat to a one. I recognized them all from the
Speaker 1: ship time. I settled into the spare room, changing to
Speaker 1: swim trunks, and we spend the afternoon in their pool,
Speaker 1: partying the sun, the skin, the pool itself. Everything glows
Speaker 1: in the California air. I make guys with the flight
Speaker 1: chip Alie, and get to the Corbyn over a grim.
Speaker 1: Over dinner, we bring storm ideas for TikTok videos to
Speaker 1: make the next day. I pitched my reveal of my
Speaker 1: mask on identity in one of the videos, and everyone's
Speaker 1: into drinks. Go around after the food, and I'm living
Speaker 1: my best life. So I get drunk with Corbin, Athlete
Speaker 1: and an influencing name Cat. We talked about life in
Speaker 1: the twenty century, kind of running for president by Scott
Speaker 1: and commerce, all of the ship that I love to
Speaker 1: think about, and then they follow me on the ground.
Speaker 1: I crashed hard after that. But up early in that breakfast,
Speaker 1: everyone is already starting to send out live terms and
Speaker 1: make videos on their phones. Corbyn says, that's ca cameo
Speaker 1: on his feet to reveal my identity and I'm not
Speaker 1: about to say no. He shows off the breakfast spread
Speaker 1: and afflis the camera catch me loading on my plate
Speaker 1: out out the right way beach. Yo, we got mask
Speaker 1: on in the house this weekend. He's flowing over with
Speaker 1: this podcast. Here comes the break You've got a less
Speaker 1: sidleless side. It takes all my accounts to the post
Speaker 1: and pretty soon the follows are flooding it. It's like
Speaker 1: Magic Cat and I go for a drive around the
Speaker 1: city and she takes me to a meeting with an
Speaker 1: agent name or After that we hype Griffith Park Observatory.
Speaker 1: When we get back to the villa, we end up
Speaker 1: making out in the pool. Atlice seems disappointed, but what
Speaker 1: can I say? But when you're making fresh clips. I
Speaker 1: checked my messages, nothing from anyone back piece they're probably stealing,
Speaker 1: and how mad they are that I did this problem
Speaker 1: From Monday bub back to the lines, where I end
Speaker 1: up smoking the joint and then meeting a rapper who
Speaker 1: wants to be on the podcast. I tell her hook
Speaker 1: her up with my people when I get home. I'm
Speaker 1: getting used to acting like I belong here. On the
Speaker 1: second night, we ordering for them Thai food. It's better
Speaker 1: than any tie I've ever had on the East Coast.
Speaker 1: Everybody crowds around the kitchen island. A couple of to
Speaker 1: make YouTube videos decides to make a month bang out
Speaker 1: of it, grabbing something from every platter in the huge spread.
Speaker 1: By this point, the number of followers on my social
Speaker 1: feast has gone out of control. I'm not doing monk
Speaker 1: on numbers. But but when more crossover events like this,
Speaker 1: we could get there and everyone will be in all new.
Speaker 1: Here comes to break listener. Finally I'm going to be
Speaker 1: able to interact with the online audience directly. No more
Speaker 1: smoke screen with market Engine. Now. I stumbled in my
Speaker 1: room at one a m after another night of drinking
Speaker 1: with Corbin in the house regulars. Someone's passing around Zandis
Speaker 1: and I take the the booze mixes with the pills
Speaker 1: and the weeds from earlier. He got me favor. For
Speaker 1: the second night in the row, I forget to take
Speaker 1: my meds, but I'm living off the high of just
Speaker 1: being here right now. I wake up with a hangover
Speaker 1: on the third morning, I have to go back east
Speaker 1: and think something went at home soon harder to keep
Speaker 1: that thought from my mind. Went off gonna like ship.
Speaker 1: As soon as I make my way to the common area,
Speaker 1: I'm lit up by all the energy of these creatives.
Speaker 1: Everybody's at it, the game driven. It's a high. I
Speaker 1: came here win some tiktoks with Ted, Jagan, Natalie. Before
Speaker 1: it's time to head back to the airport, Corbyn offers
Speaker 1: to drive me back to Bourban. We squeeze in one
Speaker 1: more swimming the pool when we leave, and I try
Speaker 1: to get Cat's numbered, but she shoots me down. Can't
Speaker 1: win them all. As far as business goes, this weekend
Speaker 1: has been a total success. Put Once something back on
Speaker 1: the plane, the reality starts to set in. I went
Speaker 1: behind markt with Janelle's back, I basically ran away from home.
Speaker 1: Mission accomplished in terms to grow on my social following
Speaker 1: in the podcast. Mission accomplished in terms of taking the
Speaker 1: power back for mom and Dad. But holy shit. At
Speaker 1: first I laid my phone off during the flight avoid
Speaker 1: checking my messages again. But now that I've got nothing
Speaker 1: to do but sit and think, my mind is going
Speaker 1: crazy with the worst case scenarios, Marco Originelle quitting for one,
Speaker 1: being grounded forever. In a day, my phone burns a
Speaker 1: hole in my pocket. I have to smooth things over somehow.
Speaker 1: Now that I've run off with the inviting parties, it
Speaker 1: up with the highest TikTok stars in that leg ship.
Speaker 1: There's no easy way to do this. It's gonna ring hollow.
Speaker 1: Eventually I can't take it anymore. I pull out my
Speaker 1: phone and turn it on and log into the plane's WiFi.
Speaker 1: Still no messages from my parents, and nothing from Mark
Speaker 1: Riginelle either. When I didn't hear from them over the weekend,
Speaker 1: it was easy to avoid feem bad. But now the
Speaker 1: silence puts a pit of dread in my stomach. I
Speaker 1: get one message Marco starting to the podcast. Damnit, worst
Speaker 1: case scenario getting way too close to reality. I immediately
Speaker 1: start drafting the message to Marco, Hey man, I'm really
Speaker 1: sorry for the way I pulled this move. It wasn't
Speaker 1: fair to you. Let's talk about it. And then as
Speaker 1: I'm back, I hit sin and wait, nothing comes back
Speaker 1: right away. Damn. I was so focused on getting this
Speaker 1: experience living an influencer of life, I just barreled straight
Speaker 1: ahead and now it's all in danger. On a whim,
Speaker 1: I checked my podcast feeds and I see that Marco
Speaker 1: and Janelle posted a fresh episode over the weekend while
Speaker 1: I was away. Our interview with st Body one of
Speaker 1: the ones we already had in the can. It's a
Speaker 1: glimmer of hope if they finished the mix on their
Speaker 1: own and posted it. Marco hasn't quit yet. I can
Speaker 1: still make it right in your own words. Who is
Speaker 1: sat both? Same body is rebellious, crazy, sensitive, intuitive, Jesus.
Speaker 1: It's kind of like all over the place. But I'll
Speaker 1: make sense at the same time, like you might catch
Speaker 1: me on it. Oh, I want to give everybody flowers
Speaker 1: and rolls. And the next day I'm just like, no,
Speaker 1: none of this makes sense. We've got to change the
Speaker 1: order and this is how it's closed to be so.
Speaker 1: But at the end of the day, I'm usually helping
Speaker 1: people out with their lives, and I usually make sense
Speaker 1: at the end of the day, with so much going
Speaker 1: on in the world, what role does your music like
Speaker 1: during the time of revolution? And that's crazy because I've
Speaker 1: been like reflecting on that. It's Anita Simon interview that
Speaker 1: she did and she said that as an artist, our
Speaker 1: job is to reflect the time, and so I've been
Speaker 1: been pushing It's difficult because when you start off as
Speaker 1: a certain type of artist, everyone just like, are you
Speaker 1: staying the slame famous lane? But when you start seeing
Speaker 1: your people in your black women and black men dealing
Speaker 1: with so many things, you start kind of getting that
Speaker 1: revolutionary strike going on. And so it's just been forcing
Speaker 1: me to a more so to speak about what I've
Speaker 1: dealt with as an African American artist. You know, sometimes
Speaker 1: you can't just release a record we want to. So
Speaker 1: I've just been kind of hammering people on the head
Speaker 1: like this isn't right. Aggressive. I guess you can say
Speaker 1: I've been a really aggressive artist. This is not only
Speaker 1: their problem, it's my problem. Dyeah, how is that influence?
Speaker 1: She was an artist? I appreciate my experience kind of
Speaker 1: like moded me as a woman and as a human.
Speaker 1: I've seen a lot of things. I've seen a lot
Speaker 1: of darkness, depth, you know, just I can go down
Speaker 1: the list. But it helps me. I guess it helps
Speaker 1: you be strong and sensitive at the same time. And creativity,
Speaker 1: Like it's so much art. I know. Sometimes I'll just
Speaker 1: drive down to the hood and I like, I'm in
Speaker 1: the hood all the time, and I'm shopping sloughs in
Speaker 1: and everything. And that's where all the art comes from.
Speaker 1: It doesn't come from being in Beverly Hills and being
Speaker 1: in sucking Santa Monica and all these things. It's like
Speaker 1: the arts where the people are. I have a show,
Speaker 1: remember all the grinding, and so sometimes I'm just like,
Speaker 1: I deserve this. I deserve this, I deserve this, I
Speaker 1: created this, I made this. But what I've been noticing
Speaker 1: now as a young woman is that my over it.
Speaker 1: And so because I dealt with so many traumatic experiences
Speaker 1: like throughout my career, and so the thing that's helping
Speaker 1: me let it go is alright, create the music, talk
Speaker 1: your feelings out, and then you have to let it
Speaker 1: go or else I'm not gonna be able to evolve
Speaker 1: until the next person if I keep holding onto all
Speaker 1: the trauma. And so I think that's how the background
Speaker 1: is starting to shape me. It's just I'm starting to process. Hello, dude,
Speaker 1: you're not always okay, and this ship was sucked up
Speaker 1: and you gotta release, and so that's what it's doing.
Speaker 1: I don't make music, and it's it might sound crazy,
Speaker 1: It's like I don't really make music because I wanted
Speaker 1: to help people. But I'm doing it because this is
Speaker 1: my only sense of therapy at itself. I can't talk
Speaker 1: to someone about it because no one gets it. If
Speaker 1: I make the music for some reason, that's the only
Speaker 1: way I can help. Wow. Wow, that's powerful. Um, Okay,
Speaker 1: what advice would you give to emergent artists just getting
Speaker 1: started who wanted signs were labels? I mean, I guess
Speaker 1: the best advice to be got to be patient. You know,
Speaker 1: this is a new generation, no in my twenties, and
Speaker 1: so we want ship expeditiously like instant coffee. Be patient,
Speaker 1: have intuition about the situation. There's gonna be times where
Speaker 1: everyone is wrong and you're the right one, and you're
Speaker 1: gonna have to speak up for yourself and just be
Speaker 1: like no, man, like that's not what the hell I
Speaker 1: want to do. But you also have to continue to
Speaker 1: be humble because you know, don't treat yourself at the
Speaker 1: foot because your label, they're all working for you, not
Speaker 1: against you, you know, so I guess that would be
Speaker 1: the big the big message. Just be motivated and motivate
Speaker 1: your team. Like a lot of artists get shine and
Speaker 1: they don't motivate their team, and they're just like, well,
Speaker 1: do this for me, do that for me, and it's
Speaker 1: just like no, you actually gotta sometimes you gotta make
Speaker 1: those phone call. Hey, you what you're doing? How are
Speaker 1: you feeling today? All right, what we're doing today? You know,
Speaker 1: you've got to kind of be the leader. I'll say,
Speaker 1: not gonna know how to leave. And it's a successful
Speaker 1: artist what a self killing looked like to you? Man,
Speaker 1: that's so crazy because it's keeping my house together, in
Speaker 1: my car together. I know that sounds like minute, but
Speaker 1: when my house is organized, when my car is organized,
Speaker 1: I feel very calm. When I speak into my family
Speaker 1: and giving them their praises and love, that makes me
Speaker 1: very happy. And then I'll disconnect. Sometimes I'll turn my
Speaker 1: phone off for like a day or two, and it
Speaker 1: irritates people sometimes, but I don't care, and I'll just
Speaker 1: go into this self love of doing my nails in
Speaker 1: my hair. Sometimes I won't even get my nails done.
Speaker 1: I'll do that myself. It's just a self care thing.
Speaker 1: And I have like this little pyramid and like my crystals.
Speaker 1: I'll meditate, I like candles, write notes to myself. I
Speaker 1: do a lot of like keeping my mental and check
Speaker 1: because as artists, our brains are all over the place,
Speaker 1: so I have to do certain things like that. I'll
Speaker 1: play video games. I'm a nerd, so I love video games.
Speaker 1: I love anime. I love to read and just disconnect.
Speaker 1: Last question, and this is something I asked every artist,
Speaker 1: what do you want your legacy to teach people about?
Speaker 1: So I feel like we're in this really weird period
Speaker 1: of life where a lot of people are selfish, and
Speaker 1: a lot of people are in this like each your bag,
Speaker 1: and men are like, oh, I mean, I like five
Speaker 1: teen seven eight girls and you know, let me not
Speaker 1: be transparent and honest blah blah blah and show. I
Speaker 1: feel like I want to teach people to do more transparency.
Speaker 1: Like one of the reasons why some of my songs
Speaker 1: are so jarring is because it's very pure honesty, and
Speaker 1: so I just want to teach people that it's okay
Speaker 1: to tell that girl, yo, I got four girlfriends and
Speaker 1: a baby mama, but you have a choice, or I
Speaker 1: got you know, this is my life situation, or I'm
Speaker 1: depressed today? Why am I telling you I'm great? Like
Speaker 1: if you go to a barber shop and you get
Speaker 1: your hair cut, how you doing today? You say I'm fine,
Speaker 1: but you're depressed, then it's just like you know you're lying.
Speaker 1: So I just want to teach people to come from
Speaker 1: the pureness of their heart and just be honest, like
Speaker 1: there's nothing wrong with it. And that's like the main motive.
Speaker 1: Most irritating thing to me is when people are not honest.
Speaker 1: We'll be right back and now back to the show.
Speaker 1: M I get home in the evening Eastern time, make
Speaker 1: my way back to the house and St. Bodie's words
Speaker 1: about dishonesty are ringing in my ears. I paused at
Speaker 1: the front door, filling the full way to my backpack
Speaker 1: on my shoulders and a ton of bricks to bury
Speaker 1: me alive that my parents are about to lay on me,
Speaker 1: and take a deep breath and turn the knob. Inside.
Speaker 1: Mom and Dad are waiting for me in silence. He's
Speaker 1: in the recliner. She's on the couch in Their faces
Speaker 1: are stone cold. How long have you guys been waiting
Speaker 1: like this? Mom doesn't say a word. Her stare alone
Speaker 1: burns right through me like a laser. She's gonna wear
Speaker 1: my ass. She gets up and storms out of the room.
Speaker 1: Up the stairs, Go to your room. It's gonna be
Speaker 1: comforble quinces for this severe consequences. We're talking the morning.
Speaker 1: My dad heads up the stairs behind my mom, who
Speaker 1: slams the room door. That's why I felt the house shake.
Speaker 1: I'm left in the living room alone, but I'm confused.
Speaker 1: That was short and almost too easy. I thought for
Speaker 1: sure I was in for a fight right away. I
Speaker 1: sit in the silence for a moment. It feels heavy,
Speaker 1: with nothing left to do. I head up the stairs too,
Speaker 1: to my room. The house is so quiet. My parents
Speaker 1: reaction was so muted. It's it's unsettled me on a
Speaker 1: selfish level. I know that even if they ground me
Speaker 1: till Kingdom come, we got work arounds to record the
Speaker 1: remaining podcast interviews from my closet. But I also worry
Speaker 1: I've damaged that trust beyond repair, just like I might
Speaker 1: have with Marco. I checked my phone. I'm just telling
Speaker 1: the reply from him. He he's tight, or maybe he's
Speaker 1: just blown off steam. Either way, I haven't felt this
Speaker 1: alone in a long time. Under the way of the guilt,
Speaker 1: I start reviewing the crazy weekend in my head, but
Speaker 1: for some reason, it just doesn't seem as glamorous. I
Speaker 1: remember my second night, drinking, smoking, taking pills, stumbling in
Speaker 1: my room at one am. I remember making a rejected
Speaker 1: pass a cat. I haven't been taking by meds. I
Speaker 1: haven't been taking my meds. I got so fixated on
Speaker 1: this trip as some wild break from my stifling home life.
Speaker 1: Except it wasn't a clean break. It was just a vacation.
Speaker 1: I'm sitting in the records that I've created with parents
Speaker 1: who are going to make it as hard as they
Speaker 1: can for me to finish the podcast, and my crew
Speaker 1: maybe done with me too. There's no escaping it, no
Speaker 1: pretending my problems don't exist. Now it's my reality. I
Speaker 1: turned on my phone again and text you, now, Hey,
Speaker 1: that's Marco. Haven't really heard back. What's this headache? For
Speaker 1: a moment, I'm in suspense, but soon I see the
Speaker 1: three little floating dots to say, now is typing back. Hey,
Speaker 1: at least somebody's still talking to me. Marco was hurt.
Speaker 1: Your parents have been reaching out to everyone all weekend
Speaker 1: for more info. We put out the episode Well You're Away,
Speaker 1: but I had to drag him, kicking and screaming. I
Speaker 1: hope you brought him back a souvenir. At least he's
Speaker 1: pissed to say. In the least the sixteen thousand new
Speaker 1: followers count with him, I'm sure I'll take the followers. However,
Speaker 1: that's your boy. You have to make it right for him. Honestly,
Speaker 1: I'm pretty disappointed in you. That's straight up a trail.
Speaker 1: You refused to let Marco go, then you ran off
Speaker 1: yourself without permission. I think it's a whack of you
Speaker 1: to sacrifice your friendships for a weekend of fame and
Speaker 1: late night sessions in the pool, hardying it up, cuddling
Speaker 1: up with that girl Cat. It was right in Marco's face. Damn.
Speaker 1: How the hell did you know about Cat? Do you
Speaker 1: think she wouldn't post about that? You spent a weekend
Speaker 1: at a place called viral Villa with influencers who live
Speaker 1: on their phones. Dude, you still have a lot of
Speaker 1: growing up to do. Nothing is private. How long have
Speaker 1: you known Marco? Because we were little six seven? You're
Speaker 1: cold blooded. Her clap back hits me hard across the face.
Speaker 1: Marco Co founded his pot with me. I mean, he's
Speaker 1: the reason I mask on really and I did him
Speaker 1: dad wrong. Point take it. I'll reach out to him
Speaker 1: again the mom and I'll see you with school. Hopefully
Speaker 1: you're still alive in the morning. I put the phone
Speaker 1: aside and collapse on my bed. I feel the weight
Speaker 1: of every burned out nerve and impressing in on me,
Speaker 1: anxiety from every direction. What is this with me? Lately?
Speaker 1: I've been having so many panic attacks, missing my man's
Speaker 1: and then I blow up my life for this weekended
Speaker 1: viral villa out of nowhere. When I take a step back,
Speaker 1: I to don't feel so good about it. I feel uneasy, sick,
Speaker 1: sick to my stomach. Janelle not blowing up at me
Speaker 1: is a clear sign that I've dug a grave for myself.
Speaker 1: She's detached. She thinks less of me, that's clear, but
Speaker 1: she wants in on the show and the grade for
Speaker 1: the project. My worries from before about competing for her
Speaker 1: with Marco seems like nothing now. Stupid teenage stuff, and
Speaker 1: morning will soon come, and then I'll have to face
Speaker 1: my parents, which will be less about the punishment and
Speaker 1: definitely more about the scare that I put them through.
Speaker 1: I'm sure that it's keeping me up. I expected to
Speaker 1: have the memory of the week and to hold onto
Speaker 1: like like like a source of pride and energy when
Speaker 1: it came time to face these consequences with the actual
Speaker 1: cost of it hanging over me. Now, I'm not sure.
Speaker 1: One clod up in later and I am hoping to
Speaker 1: fade out so I fantasized about the glamour. Coming back
Speaker 1: to this weekend's memories, I'm remembering all the people I met,
Speaker 1: the California's son, the surf, the pool, the food, all
Speaker 1: of my horizons expanding. I can't go back to just
Speaker 1: being a student at a STEM school, planning for a
Speaker 1: normal life. I've had that taste again, the taste of
Speaker 1: online fame. It's all within my reach. I'm about to
Speaker 1: drift off the pleasant dreams when my phone buzzes. It's
Speaker 1: an instant notification. It's from Marco. He's gone public with
Speaker 1: our beef. He's tagged me in and he's now calling me.
Speaker 1: I'll for abandoned my team to go to viral Villa.
Speaker 1: Man I shifted up in bed. This is worse than
Speaker 1: I thought. I want to respond with something, but the
Speaker 1: men's to taking me down and and internet flame war
Speaker 1: is Marco's home turf. He posted a parody of my
Speaker 1: cameo on Corbin's feed, with him making the screwed up
Speaker 1: face and airing all our dirty laundry in the caption
Speaker 1: mask on. My good friend turned his back on me
Speaker 1: this weekend and ran off to viral Villa like a villain.
Speaker 1: But don't worry, here comes the break still dropped. No
Speaker 1: thanks at all, Robinson, We're not cool. I mean, we'll
Speaker 1: seeven the appropriate response to that. It's childish, right, but
Speaker 1: he hates me. I'll deal with this in the morning
Speaker 1: after my parents. I feel like I took my mask
Speaker 1: off and everyone in my life recoiled in horror. What
Speaker 1: do I do now? And now? An exclusive track from
Speaker 1: st Body see Thank Kevin is v But the was
Speaker 1: that shot and the brand new balls trying to make
Speaker 1: the ditch. I see the streets of paper with gold
Speaker 1: when the blackheads dropping needles. No one know mm hmm, no,
Speaker 1: nohe knows. No one knows. Sackhead drives his needle. No
Speaker 1: one no, but I know Heaven is weird. I'm still
Speaker 1: learning my wife because where I'm from Black Girls there
Speaker 1: treated like bod manipulated right than the end of bo
Speaker 1: t Shirts, Long Beach Boulevard. In the Mini Stird Large,
Speaker 1: save a couple of shoot ups, I didn't want to
Speaker 1: be involved. I needed guy this because I didn't feel important.
Speaker 1: I let him touch because I didn't have a voice.
Speaker 1: Took many things den Black Girls and it doesn't need
Speaker 1: love and learning the war and you'll be game. No hearts,
Speaker 1: but you got to brush your dirt off. Let the
Speaker 1: angle jeans of the fine. Oh. I feel like Kevin
Speaker 1: is real, but the devil's that shot in the brand
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