Speaker 1: This feels like a conversation of people that are not
Speaker 1: getting old, but getting older.
Speaker 2: You have to let it go and move on and
Speaker 2: release that that art, get ready for your next art,
Speaker 2: and just evolve as an artist, like constantly, just be
Speaker 2: in motion.
Speaker 1: I try every time I see a sun set to
Speaker 1: say thank you, guys, it came out still be.
Speaker 3: Word.
Speaker 4: I think that you sacrifice a little bit of yourself
Speaker 4: every day that you deny what your soul.
Speaker 5: Is yearning for.
Speaker 6: That's growth too, thank you.
Speaker 5: I wish I could just have some vertical growth, but want.
Speaker 7: I'm sure we've had to live a lot of the
Speaker 7: same things being yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: Welcome back to in our Own World podcast. Yes this
Speaker 2: is the same season, and yes, this is a new year,
Speaker 2: so welcome, and I hope you have recovered.
Speaker 5: And nobody was drinking. I know that doesn't happen on
Speaker 5: the new year, so I hope you enjoyed whatever.
Speaker 2: Vegetables and ginger shots and tequila shots that you all took. Welcome, Yeah,
Speaker 2: we missed you.
Speaker 5: Why do you stop clapping?
Speaker 8: I don't worry if it hidden well yeah yeah, yeah,
Speaker 8: it may not reveal you yet, but I like a
Speaker 8: mysterious mysterious voice, and Wicked is in right now, so
Speaker 8: you're like.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna watch Wicked today.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, it's well like edit it.
Speaker 9: So your voice is like, well, now that you've heard
Speaker 9: a little bit of these mysterious voices, These dynamic brothers
Speaker 9: have made a significant impact in the Latin music scene,
Speaker 9: and let's face it, the universal music scene, because right
Speaker 9: now we are in outer space and.
Speaker 5: We've heard it all the way up here.
Speaker 2: They burst onto the charts with their breakout hit me
Speaker 2: Mala featuring krol G We've met her too, She's Nice,
Speaker 2: and have since released their acclaimed EP Ada and the
Speaker 2: album but I've Been dudas equal you see That, which
Speaker 2: peaked at number three on the Billboard Latin Pop charts.
Speaker 2: Mau Irigi have been gracing the halls of a school
Speaker 2: that I too attended, and trust me.
Speaker 4: They were just as cool when they were kids.
Speaker 2: It was frankly annoying because not only were they so cool,
Speaker 2: but they were just as nice and talented, which everybody
Speaker 2: obviously notes.
Speaker 5: Noes, not notes, but notes.
Speaker 2: They received multiple accolades, including nominations for the Latin Grammy
Speaker 2: Awards for Best New Artists and Song of the Year
Speaker 2: for Ren Debaca. Most recently, they were nominated for three
Speaker 2: awards at the twenty twenty four Latin Grammy Awards, also
Speaker 2: looking fly as hell for their album Hotel Kadakas, which
Speaker 2: if you haven't seen the video, it's incredible, very cinematic intro,
Speaker 2: which hopefully we'll talk more about.
Speaker 5: With them now.
Speaker 2: And that is an example of how they evolve so
Speaker 2: much as artists, and having them here on the couch
Speaker 2: is also an example of how they're easily kidnapped to
Speaker 2: do strange things. So please welcome the amazing mappy you missed.
Speaker 1: It's okay, wait, that was amazing. The only one thing
Speaker 1: I will say. I was not cool in school.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 6: I was not.
Speaker 3: Cool at all.
Speaker 5: Do you think.
Speaker 6: You have those classes? It was awesome.
Speaker 1: Well, thank you guys, thank you so much. That was
Speaker 1: not the perception of myself. Yeah, I mean I felt
Speaker 1: like I was my own thing. I was definitely not
Speaker 1: like part of the cool kids, you know that the
Speaker 1: ones that would be really good at sports and stuff.
Speaker 7: I wasn't either, But I was friends with everyone, which
Speaker 7: was you were like kind of except me from all
Speaker 7: the bullying and stuff like that, you know, like everybody,
Speaker 7: the older kids when they would try to bully me,
Speaker 7: they weren't successful because obviously I was friends with all
Speaker 7: of them, and so.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that made me you were too nice? We were,
Speaker 6: we weren't.
Speaker 5: I will take the nice thing because that was you
Speaker 5: guys are definitely cool.
Speaker 2: Also, you said, oh, went on, maybe you didn't measure
Speaker 2: yourself correctly. Girl, whatever, you were measuring yourself. And trust me,
Speaker 2: you don't want to come into mycoler over here because
Speaker 2: she was grim and I'm glad my two pigtails.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, absolutely sorry.
Speaker 4: I think that was like a fifteen year era of pigtails.
Speaker 4: I swear to you, I've seen all the pictures of
Speaker 4: Emily childhood.
Speaker 3: It's not because we're in the universe, right once we
Speaker 3: go back to Earth, goes back back to tail.
Speaker 6: You know what it is. It was.
Speaker 3: It was conceptual.
Speaker 1: It was like she's like doing my childhood, my image,
Speaker 1: my brand, my brand, two big tails, and then she
Speaker 1: kept that for fifteen years.
Speaker 6: You know, that's.
Speaker 5: Artistically there you go, that's a nice way. Hold on,
Speaker 5: I'm opening my spicy trauma box.
Speaker 2: The realty is that I was actually it was a
Speaker 2: rebellious attempt to go against people being Likeleen.
Speaker 5: And I felt like super.
Speaker 2: Uncomfortable with my hair down. Not to get too personal,
Speaker 2: and instead I'm so glad.
Speaker 5: I'm so glad they're gone.
Speaker 1: I will say that that's that's awesome, that that you
Speaker 1: kept it the rebellion thing for that long. That speaks
Speaker 1: a lot about your drive and commitment to my lack.
Speaker 5: Of care of my appearance. But here I am.
Speaker 6: You always killed it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, pigtails, they're not.
Speaker 2: I mean, she really killed it again if they ever
Speaker 2: come up. Everybody has permission to kill the braids, so
Speaker 2: do it quickly anyway.
Speaker 5: So you guys, obviously.
Speaker 2: From a young age, we're always doing music. I at
Speaker 2: first tried to go against it. You know, Jim is
Speaker 2: also a musician, so she knows inherently how much you
Speaker 2: can't like avoid something like that. For each of you,
Speaker 2: when did you feel like you knew, like, all right,
Speaker 2: this is something that I know I can't live without,
Speaker 2: and I want to pursue despite what happened prior to
Speaker 2: you you choosing.
Speaker 1: Honestly, for me, it was never not the route I
Speaker 1: was going to take. I always knew, since I was
Speaker 1: very little that that this is what I wanted to
Speaker 1: do that. I that I that anything that was anything
Speaker 1: other than music was a waste of time. So for me,
Speaker 1: school was hard because I was like what am I
Speaker 1: doing here? You know, Like yeah, Dad, I'd be like
Speaker 1: dad that my dad also does this for a living.
Speaker 1: So I'm like that, how many times a day do
Speaker 1: you use math?
Speaker 6: Like for real? Like use algebra for real?
Speaker 1: Like no, well no, it's exactly like I want to
Speaker 1: do the same thing you do, So what do I
Speaker 1: need to be here? So I always knew that music
Speaker 1: was kind of like my but I feel like we
Speaker 1: get reminded of that, even though like I'd never stopped
Speaker 1: making music, the reason or the love of why you
Speaker 1: do music, we constantly like remind ourselves because I I time,
Speaker 1: I wanted to make it so bad, you know, like
Speaker 1: I wanted this to be my life so bad that
Speaker 1: I was like willing to sacrifice anything. You know. It
Speaker 1: was like what do I need to do?
Speaker 6: What do I got to you know?
Speaker 1: And then it comes that I've learned with age and
Speaker 1: studying like myself also like I've realized now that that
Speaker 1: part of my personality is like sure, I could kind
Speaker 1: of mold myself to try to do things that might
Speaker 1: make it easier for people to like me, But at
Speaker 1: the end of the day, I always go back to
Speaker 1: who I truly am and what I want to do
Speaker 1: and what like my ideas are. So we are constantly
Speaker 1: reminding ourselves of why we do music, and it's not
Speaker 1: to make money or to go out and be huge,
Speaker 1: and you know, like the core reason of why we
Speaker 1: make music is because we love to make music, you know.
Speaker 1: So I've reminded myself many times to us why I
Speaker 1: do this. You know. I guess since I was born
Speaker 1: till now, I keep reminding myself, you know.
Speaker 6: So I feel like.
Speaker 7: I don't remember the moment where I said, all right, yes,
Speaker 7: this is but I do remember this one moment where
Speaker 7: we're already kind of we're already recording our first album,
Speaker 7: and that was already I must have been thirteen, fourteen.
Speaker 4: And it's amazing, that's insane, that's incredible.
Speaker 7: And I remember that we would go to the studio
Speaker 7: and we'd spend hours and we'd be recording and have
Speaker 7: to re record it because our voices would change and
Speaker 7: all that stuff. And I remember there was this one
Speaker 7: time where I just wanted to go play soccer as
Speaker 7: a kid with.
Speaker 6: Like some of my friends or something like that.
Speaker 7: And I remember that I had this conversation I think
Speaker 7: it was with my dad where he was like, this
Speaker 7: is a job. If you do want to do this,
Speaker 7: it has to be something that you when you sian percento,
Speaker 7: you know, all in. And I knew I wanted to
Speaker 7: be all in, but at the same time, there was
Speaker 7: a part of me that that was like, but I'm
Speaker 7: also a kid, you know, and I'm also like feeling.
Speaker 6: Rick and I were.
Speaker 7: We always knew we wanted to do this together, and
Speaker 7: Rick was already ready already with the mindset, and me
Speaker 7: as a thirteen year old, I think I was like, yeah, yes,
Speaker 7: I really want this as well, but I also sometimes
Speaker 7: want to go hanging. And I feel like that made
Speaker 7: me grow up a little bit.
Speaker 6: Too quickly, you know.
Speaker 7: Although my parents also they always told us, hey, don't rush,
Speaker 7: there's always time, don't rush, Don't do it when you're
Speaker 7: so young, because we want you to have a normal life.
Speaker 7: And I think that was a little bit obviously Ricky
Speaker 7: and I pressured them so much.
Speaker 6: So I think that was my dad a little bit
Speaker 6: saying like, yo, so.
Speaker 7: You you you guys pressured us into allowing you guys
Speaker 7: to already start the thing. Oh no, if you want
Speaker 7: to do this.
Speaker 6: A lot of times, you just gotta go full throttle.
Speaker 6: It's a momento.
Speaker 7: I feel like was one of those moments where I
Speaker 7: made a decision internally.
Speaker 6: I was like, you see, I guess let's go.
Speaker 4: Let's wow, that's incredible. You were talking, Ricky about constantly
Speaker 4: running into the reason why you love music, why you
Speaker 4: like to do what you do, And I know that
Speaker 4: the word why leans a lot to both of you.
Speaker 4: Now you have a podcast, the hy Podcast and the
Speaker 4: Y Project and the Y Club is like this overarching theme.
Speaker 4: But for somebody who doesn't know what that is, can
Speaker 4: you explain that to us?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 10: So, the the word why and just purpose in general
Speaker 10: was something that I felt like it's became a big
Speaker 10: part of our lives.
Speaker 6: A couple of years back where we.
Speaker 7: Realized I guess we always kind of knew that music
Speaker 7: wasn't just It wasn't just oh, let me just be famous,
Speaker 7: so let me just do this for the heck of it,
Speaker 7: or let me just survive or try to make money.
Speaker 6: It was way more than that. It was way deeper, and.
Speaker 7: I guess I hit a wall where I realized that
Speaker 7: living through my ego and just based on my ego
Speaker 7: was really affecting me in general. Then when I tell
Speaker 7: it to Ricky, he felt because we are living the
Speaker 7: same being in the same band together a lot of
Speaker 7: times you kind of live the same things. And I
Speaker 7: remember telling it to Ricky and be like, Dude, I
Speaker 7: just feel like this way of us working is not
Speaker 7: at all beneficial for our health in general. You know,
Speaker 7: I feel like our mental health was was struggling.
Speaker 6: And a lot of things were affecting us. And so I.
Speaker 7: Remember realizing the importance of living through purpose and how
Speaker 7: that kind of it doesn't mean you're exempt from a
Speaker 7: lot of things, but it does mean that if you
Speaker 7: focus on that, you start to give less importance to
Speaker 7: things that your ego would give importance to, Like, for example, comparison,
Speaker 7: you know, like.
Speaker 6: It's a thief of joy.
Speaker 11: Yep, fun sponge see, but if he had the in
Speaker 11: living through purpose, it allows you to see things also
Speaker 11: through through, through, through gratitude, and through.
Speaker 6: It's just one of those keys.
Speaker 7: And so that helps and living a life of way
Speaker 7: more contentment and being a lot more fulfilled and and happy.
Speaker 7: So starting to kind of look through all of that.
Speaker 7: We started realizing that that was a common theme in
Speaker 7: not only our music, but in everything we wanted to
Speaker 7: kind of represent and what we wanted.
Speaker 6: To be about.
Speaker 7: We wanted to also to help people find that because
Speaker 7: we know there's so many people not only in our industry,
Speaker 7: but in every walk alive, in every career that are
Speaker 7: struggling with the same things we would struggle with because
Speaker 7: we didn't have that just different set of lens.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 7: It's it's not like a lot changed, just is we
Speaker 7: started looking at life in a different way doing the
Speaker 7: same thing. We still we were still making music. It's
Speaker 7: not like we changed that. It's just we felt like
Speaker 7: there was way more than just this.
Speaker 6: That and and we wanted to share that.
Speaker 7: And that's why the Why project and the podcast and
Speaker 7: everything kind of around y club and et cetera, because
Speaker 7: we feel the importance of of sharing that message of
Speaker 7: what's worked for us, which is living through that purpose.
Speaker 1: And it kind of I think just fell into like
Speaker 1: our community and our and the people that follow our music,
Speaker 1: you know, we it was it was something we were
Speaker 1: communicating and then we started realizing, like we have these
Speaker 1: white tattoos to remind ourselves, like you know, that's the
Speaker 1: first kind of things we did.
Speaker 6: We all got like we both had.
Speaker 1: The fans started getting white tattoos. And we've always kind
Speaker 1: of with this idea of there's more than just this.
Speaker 1: We knew that there was more of a responsibility than
Speaker 1: just putting music out and the people there listening to
Speaker 1: our music. So we've always had a kind of like
Speaker 1: a like a weird relationship with the word fan or
Speaker 1: like fan, you know. So that's why we're like okay,
Speaker 1: and we've we've kind of been like trying to figure
Speaker 1: it out through our career, like this is this isn't
Speaker 1: a project that was like super planned from the beginning
Speaker 1: and it's.
Speaker 6: Like, all right, guys, this is what it's going to be.
Speaker 1: It's kind of been like making learning, making making it
Speaker 1: up as we go. So now we've realized also that
Speaker 1: that the people that really connect with our music and
Speaker 1: beyond our music, with the message or whatever. It's like,
Speaker 1: we're what can we call these the group of people
Speaker 1: that are also on this journey, you know, So everything
Speaker 1: kind of just yeah close together with the Y Club
Speaker 1: and the Y Club records like music with we're now
Speaker 1: owners of our mone.
Speaker 5: So it's also manifestent.
Speaker 4: We need to get Ricky his own path.
Speaker 1: Come on, he's.
Speaker 6: That This would have been all like you're a wireless.
Speaker 2: Like, okay, do you guys feel like an aspect of
Speaker 2: the Y project could be interpreted as like the year
Speaker 2: round New Year's resolution?
Speaker 1: You know, yeah, I get that, Yeah for sure, yeah.
Speaker 4: Weaving yeah now, but that's so that's so true because
Speaker 4: that always abandoned New Year's resolutions and things like that.
Speaker 2: And when you everything I've learned about, not only the
Speaker 2: Why Project, how you weave that into your music and everything, hey, Brittany,
Speaker 2: is that it's consistent and you make it a part
Speaker 2: of what you do every day, you know, loving your partners,
Speaker 2: your children, your pars that way. So what I'm saying
Speaker 2: is what I interpret like somebody who takes something away,
Speaker 2: which you both have heard you both say like, oh,
Speaker 2: well from your art, you can take away multiple things.
Speaker 2: It's you can interpret it. And I would be like, yeah,
Speaker 2: it's just a consistent reminder to ask yourself those really
Speaker 2: hard questions daily in everything you do. And my question
Speaker 2: is like, if you have any advice on a small
Speaker 2: way to open that door for anybody who's listening, like,
Speaker 2: how do you begin that process? Because it seems daunting
Speaker 2: a little bit scary when you're facing I.
Speaker 4: Mean, it's kind of easy, I think, right in today's
Speaker 4: society to walk around without purpose. I mean maybe not
Speaker 4: so easy because you're like, you know, I think that
Speaker 4: you sacrifice a little bit of yourself every day that
Speaker 4: you deny what your soul is yearning for. But it
Speaker 4: is the more comfortable route because I think that a
Speaker 4: lot of us, I mean even myself, sometimes you know,
Speaker 4: we go around just performing the task.
Speaker 1: Them kind of you, and it's it's easy to be numb.
Speaker 1: You don't have to be like smoke to be numb
Speaker 1: or like like just on the phone. You can lose
Speaker 1: hours on that scrolling and not think about your problems
Speaker 1: and nothing. So, yeah, you're I think you're absolutely right
Speaker 1: that most people we go and in times like I'll
Speaker 1: figure myself sometimes I'll be on my phone and be
Speaker 1: like I've been swiping for thirty five minutes right now,
Speaker 1: Like what am I doing? You know? So, but you
Speaker 1: were gonna you.
Speaker 7: Know, I think that you you you spoke of a
Speaker 7: great point, which is that those questions are very daunting,
Speaker 7: and I think that they create way more anxiety than
Speaker 7: they actually should.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 7: One of the things that we thought was important when
Speaker 7: starting to talk about all of this is kind of
Speaker 7: trying to take out all that stress and all that
Speaker 7: anxiety to the actual question, especially because everybody's time is different,
Speaker 7: also because it should actually be a very beautiful kind
Speaker 7: of journey. We say that the search is halfway finding it,
Speaker 7: you know, because the search in it of itself becomes
Speaker 7: a bit of a purpose, you know. And I would
Speaker 7: also say to just try to surround yourself with people
Speaker 7: who are in that same journey of looking for that
Speaker 7: or that have already found it. I think that a
Speaker 7: lot of times what ends up happening is because this
Speaker 7: is a question that isn't necessarily either people are very
Speaker 7: scared of this question or they've never actually asked themselves that.
Speaker 7: You know, it's not very common to ask yourself what
Speaker 7: is your purpose? And nowadays I think that there's more
Speaker 7: info now on that, But if you think about it,
Speaker 7: the way we grew up, we didn't necessarily have all
Speaker 7: of that info. We have the info of whatever the TV, radio,
Speaker 7: and let's say the media told us. Now with social media,
Speaker 7: there's more, you know, but still it's kind of pushed
Speaker 7: to you.
Speaker 6: You know, whatever it is that that your algorithm kind of.
Speaker 7: Tells you it is what you are supposed to.
Speaker 6: Listen to it.
Speaker 7: So I would say that surround yourself with people and
Speaker 7: try to realize that it's not You're not supposed to
Speaker 7: get to this super quick.
Speaker 6: You don't have to know now, and it's okay.
Speaker 3: One still figuring it out and it evolves.
Speaker 6: It doesn't have to be one solid thing forever.
Speaker 7: And a lot of times people kind of fix themselves
Speaker 7: on thinking no, no, nocambia.
Speaker 5: It stays this is mad, this is.
Speaker 1: You.
Speaker 7: And I also believe that you could find purpose in
Speaker 7: different seasons for life, and you could also find purpose
Speaker 7: in different things or situations, say on difficult moments.
Speaker 6: I think you could find.
Speaker 7: Purpose in that always and also find purpose in even
Speaker 7: a project that you're doing. Let's say, I find purpose
Speaker 7: in this podcast that we're creating because it's a way
Speaker 7: for us to speak on things that maybe aren't spoken of.
Speaker 7: I think that that's why these spaces are important, because
Speaker 7: it allows us to go into depth into conversations that
Speaker 7: we weren't necessarily raised to have. You know, yes, okay,
Speaker 7: being familia that was extremely communicative, you know, like that
Speaker 7: we would we had great communication, but it wasn't part
Speaker 7: of culture to speak on anxiety, depression and all that
Speaker 7: type of stuff, you know, or et cetera, et cetera,
Speaker 7: et cetera. And sosays, now that surround yourself with people.
Speaker 7: I have an amazing group of friends and family that
Speaker 7: we are constantly trying to help each other find that
Speaker 7: or pursue this life of living with purpose. There's no
Speaker 7: right answers that community and that being able to say all,
Speaker 7: do this work for me?
Speaker 6: Or et cetera helps a lot.
Speaker 2: I love that and influence, like you said, the people
Speaker 2: that you have around you.
Speaker 4: See what would you say you're most grateful for in
Speaker 4: twenty twenty four? Ah, you see, I got an approval.
Speaker 3: I gotta.
Speaker 1: I'm grateful for many things. But this has been a
Speaker 1: year for us. It's been a very crucial and key
Speaker 1: year for us in our creative career. We've We've made
Speaker 1: certain hard decisions that we've had to make because of
Speaker 1: this that I'm telling you, Like when you realize, like yo,
Speaker 1: why do I do this? And what do I want?
Speaker 1: And how do I want to get there? Because a
Speaker 1: lot of times you could have a common goal, or
Speaker 1: there's different routes to get to that common goal, you know,
Speaker 1: And in life, we spend most of our time on
Speaker 1: the route to the goal. You know, that route and
Speaker 1: that journey gotta you gotta design that too, because you're
Speaker 1: spending most of your time on that journey. So if
Speaker 1: that journey's gonna be off anxiety filled and like comparison
Speaker 1: and like more more, you know, and miserable, you could
Speaker 1: still get there. But you get there like fuck, was
Speaker 1: this even fucking worth it? Versus if you're like, I'll
Speaker 1: take the scenic route, Well you're gonna take Oh, it's
Speaker 1: gonna take two and a half more hours to get
Speaker 1: to the Yeah, but do you want to stand out
Speaker 1: and smoke a joint, watch the fucking sun come down?
Speaker 1: I wanna then come here?
Speaker 6: I don't.
Speaker 1: You gotta design that route too. So twenty twenty four
Speaker 1: was a big year for us to make a lot
Speaker 1: of hard choices to live our life that way. So
Speaker 1: I am grateful for the fact that God gave me
Speaker 1: kind of like the the courage and my brother as
Speaker 1: well to make those those choices and those hard choices.
Speaker 1: And I'm excited for what's to come. So I'm grateful
Speaker 1: you know, I agree.
Speaker 6: I am great.
Speaker 5: I love that.
Speaker 4: I agree period.
Speaker 7: Next, I am also grateful for because I retweet that,
Speaker 7: like I'm also there.
Speaker 4: Also thank you for saying retweet Yeah. I thought I
Speaker 4: was the only person who still said that you can't.
Speaker 3: Re exit exit, retweet it.
Speaker 4: You're gonna retweet it, and wow, I know ret yo.
Speaker 1: Wait think about that.
Speaker 3: I know that's fucked up.
Speaker 6: It changed, everything changed, and I I'm grateful for.
Speaker 7: I feel like I'm grateful for how perfect God's timing
Speaker 7: was with this album coming out, the moment when it did,
Speaker 7: you know, also because of where my head was and
Speaker 7: where my brother's head was. In general, I feel like
Speaker 7: we're in this such a beautiful, peaceful moment of our
Speaker 7: of knowing where it was that we wanted to go,
Speaker 7: you know, as a band, but also personally, I like,
Speaker 7: I told you guys, I'm now a dad and that yeah,
Speaker 7: he's two beat this album coming out us being able
Speaker 7: to live this album through the eyes.
Speaker 6: Of this dad.
Speaker 7: That that is that sees how his son also enjoys
Speaker 7: the heck out of these songs and sharing the moments
Speaker 7: on the road with all of us, you know, as
Speaker 7: a family kind of living that.
Speaker 6: I'm grateful for that because.
Speaker 7: At the end of the day, when I was dreaming
Speaker 7: of this, I always dreamt it like that, you know.
Speaker 7: I always dreamt us as a family on the road
Speaker 7: and my kids. Rick doesn't have kids yet, but our
Speaker 7: kids kind of playing while we're there on the road
Speaker 7: and the bus or in the plane and going to.
Speaker 6: Wherever it was that we were going to play. Let next,
Speaker 6: you know, So that.
Speaker 4: Was kind of your childhood as well.
Speaker 6: No, it was literally that.
Speaker 4: I love that you want to replicate it. That just
Speaker 4: shows how beautiful it was in your appreciation for.
Speaker 6: One hundred percent. So realizing that, I'm grateful for.
Speaker 7: That, Yeah, beautiful.
Speaker 1: What about you?
Speaker 2: I know, Yeah, this is going to be a really
Speaker 2: weird one because I would never say that I'm grateful
Speaker 2: for this, but I'm grateful for new perspectives in my life,
Speaker 2: which I think are often underrated because it can happen
Speaker 2: at any moment, but they should be celebrated when they happen.
Speaker 5: So thanks for that.
Speaker 6: It's growth.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 2: I wish I could just have some vertical growth, but
Speaker 2: I win.
Speaker 5: I'm also.
Speaker 2: Grateful for, you know, the health of the people that
Speaker 2: I love, which also, like the pandemic, I feel like
Speaker 2: really did a number on people, like kind of maybe
Speaker 2: created a underlying trauma that, yeah, I feel connected to
Speaker 2: in the universe. Maybe that's just me being drama, but
Speaker 2: I feel it, and I feel a kind of tiredness
Speaker 2: and general shift and energy in the last few years.
Speaker 2: But I'm optimistic and grateful for my personal shifted perspective
Speaker 2: and the fact that hopefully I'm going to look at
Speaker 2: the positives in that that we all went through, and
Speaker 2: the fact that a lot of people have also regained
Speaker 2: perspective on art and how they spend their time and
Speaker 2: who they spend their time with, and the sport and
Speaker 2: the importance of doing that.
Speaker 5: So yeah, I'm.
Speaker 2: Grateful for that, for for focusing on intangible mental things
Speaker 2: that are very very important, invisible importance that's we wait.
Speaker 5: Until the end.
Speaker 4: I think I'm most grateful for life, which is not
Speaker 4: a common thing for me. I'm somebody who struggled with
Speaker 4: mental health in the past, and sometimes i've I've lost
Speaker 4: my way trying to find the meaning of life. So
Speaker 4: I'm really grateful to have this experience that's constantly changing
Speaker 4: that I'm constantly learning things from that. I experienced love
Speaker 4: through so many different kinds of love. I feel very
Speaker 4: abundant in love in my life. I'm very grateful for that.
Speaker 4: I'm grateful for my family, that's teaching me more about
Speaker 4: family than I think ever before. I'm grateful for my grandparents,
Speaker 4: the fact that the fact that I'm able to have
Speaker 4: them close by and show them my love and in
Speaker 4: different ways. I'm just grateful to reluctantly admit that I'm
Speaker 4: on this planet. We're supposed to be in space. But yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm grateful mostly just to be alive.
Speaker 6: That's beautiful.
Speaker 1: That's what's better than that.
Speaker 6: Beautiful.
Speaker 4: I'm grateful for em of course, who's taught me a
Speaker 4: lot about grace.
Speaker 5: I got that.
Speaker 1: No, I love it, and I think that that that
Speaker 1: you said is so key that I try to remind
Speaker 1: myself of that too. This is all kind of like
Speaker 1: we're all in a human experience and that comes with
Speaker 1: happy moments, sad moments, angry moments, frustrating moments, you know,
Speaker 1: and it's all part of that experience, you know. So
Speaker 1: it's the fact that that you're also in that wave
Speaker 1: of saying like, well, life, God, thank you, for being
Speaker 1: able to experience this, you know, and experience all the
Speaker 1: moments that this brings. Because even like in sadness, there's beauty,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, And in anger there's beauty
Speaker 1: when when you like, if you break it down, maybe
Speaker 1: it's like a hurt person that just you know, there's
Speaker 1: beauty in seeing that vulnerability. I don't know, I I'm
Speaker 1: on that wavelength. Also, there's something in me that's like
Speaker 1: wants to pause this moment of my life that feels
Speaker 1: like everything is so wonderful, that everybody is still like
Speaker 1: healthy and like you know, and life keeps keeps on
Speaker 1: moving and you know that and we all know that,
Speaker 1: and there's new beautiful things that come up, but other
Speaker 1: sad things that happen. So this is the moment of
Speaker 1: life that everything is so nice and so that that
Speaker 1: the things I struggle with it are so dumb in
Speaker 1: the Yeah, I like being present enough to be able
Speaker 1: to say I'm grateful for this moment and how everything is,
Speaker 1: because you know, I want to make sure that when
Speaker 1: we're in the future and that might be sad about
Speaker 1: something or whatever, it's like I was able to be
Speaker 1: present and say, like, but I also experienced the perfect
Speaker 1: like amazing, you know, like this, Yeah.
Speaker 4: That's beautiful. I'm so happy that that's where you are.
Speaker 6: I love that you said that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the way I see, I don't think you can
Speaker 4: ever see like too many sunsets, you know, I don't
Speaker 4: care how many sunsets or sunrises you've seen. There's no
Speaker 4: way that you don't stand, especially like here where we
Speaker 4: grow up in Miami, and you can go see the
Speaker 4: sunrise like on the beach yea, and you see that
Speaker 4: sun coming up. That's like proof of God.
Speaker 2: You've been to eleven six nights an night.
Speaker 1: I will say, this feels like a conversation of people
Speaker 1: that are not getting old, but getting older where they're
Speaker 1: like starting to realize, bro, like the beauty of life.
Speaker 1: This sunset thing that you just said. Bro, I'm so
Speaker 1: on that wavelength to the point where like every time
Speaker 1: I see a sunset now, I swear, I swear that
Speaker 1: I'm on this.
Speaker 6: I'd share this with you.
Speaker 1: I the way I picture it, you know, I'm like,
Speaker 1: I'm on this like wave of creativity and just wanting
Speaker 1: to be creative all the time, and they just kind
Speaker 1: of focus my time on that. I picture honestly, like
Speaker 1: the God being the greatest creator and just like you know,
Speaker 1: creativity at its finest. I'm like every sunset, you know,
Speaker 1: it's different, bro, So every I try, every time I
Speaker 1: see a sunset to say thank you guy. It came
Speaker 1: out so beautiful. I can I can picture him in
Speaker 1: his way, you know, like or in my way of
Speaker 1: picture pain sing the sunset different for me than somebody
Speaker 1: that's a song. So it's like, it's beautiful to pause
Speaker 1: for a moment and and I imagine to create, Like
Speaker 1: when I make a song and somebody says, bro, this
Speaker 1: song changed my Well, this song is so beautiful. I
Speaker 1: don't want God's song song, which is a sunset, to
Speaker 1: pass by like background music.
Speaker 6: You. I want to stop and be.
Speaker 12: Like woo you this insane, you know, and have that
Speaker 12: moment of just like creator, a creator, you know, be
Speaker 12: like yo.
Speaker 1: Wow, nothing I do comes even closer.
Speaker 2: Okay, but wait a minute, can we get real? What
Speaker 2: was the first thing this year that has made you cry?
Speaker 5: Have you cried yet?
Speaker 3: I'm gonna make.
Speaker 7: A movie, a movie that I hadn't watched. Collateral Beauty
Speaker 7: Way by Will Smith, isn't it? And he's this guy
Speaker 7: that loses his daughter. Obviously it hit home considering I
Speaker 7: have a son, you know, and they it's just like
Speaker 7: his journey. He was this super successful guy in his
Speaker 7: marketing agency or whatever it was, and then and then
Speaker 7: everything goes to ship obviously for him personally. And then
Speaker 7: I don't want to give more away. Just you guys
Speaker 7: need to watch it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're making it sound like a thrill.
Speaker 7: It's super, super beautiful because you learn a lot from it.
Speaker 7: I learned a lot, but I was I was on
Speaker 7: a plane watching this.
Speaker 1: I was in a plane, like where I all that.
Speaker 1: I just shut it off. Like crying, no, like not crying.
Speaker 1: I crying is fine. Fine. The problem is like if
Speaker 1: they tell me, like, oh, let's watch this movie like
Speaker 1: somebody gets sick and they.
Speaker 4: I don't want to watch it, meanither watch.
Speaker 3: I don't want to put that in my head.
Speaker 1: I don't want to go to bed and start thinking
Speaker 1: about ship a video that has to do with like oh,
Speaker 1: they're I don't know, like and it might be it
Speaker 1: might be shitty, but I'm doing it to.
Speaker 3: Like guard your my head and my own.
Speaker 1: But like when I see like, oh there's a sick
Speaker 1: person that no, no, no, no, I had to skip it.
Speaker 1: It's I get so involved so much. So like the
Speaker 1: last time I cried was over a fucking fucking Instagram video.
Speaker 1: I was watching something sad happening and I'm like bawling
Speaker 1: over the ship and I'm like.
Speaker 4: Babe, you someone to share the pain, Like, I won't
Speaker 4: go through this.
Speaker 5: I don't have a problem too much with the people.
Speaker 5: If there's an animal involved, I'm.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, same, I'm.
Speaker 2: Still not over there that we have to wait until
Speaker 2: Wicked Part two to know where the hell is.
Speaker 5: I'll just say.
Speaker 9: I don't know.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 7: Wow, Well that sounds like that sounds like it often.
Speaker 4: What's a fear that you'd like to confront in twenty
Speaker 4: twenty five?
Speaker 1: Oh, that's a great one.
Speaker 6: I got fear.
Speaker 3: I was like, well, I mean, yeah, I'll tell you this.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you I've never actually said this out loud,
Speaker 1: but I have to face this fear because it's something
Speaker 1: that like conditions me sometimes, Like I love what I
Speaker 1: do so much that truly I want to do this
Speaker 1: for the rest of my life, so I fear not
Speaker 1: being able to do this for the rest of my life,
Speaker 1: you know. So sometimes I have fear of like, bro,
Speaker 1: like what if I have to get a like a
Speaker 1: down the line, like people stop listening to my stuff
Speaker 1: and they don't want to blah blah, Like what if
Speaker 1: I have to get a new job, change this or
Speaker 1: like you know, maybe we're like doesn't want to do
Speaker 1: this anymore, so like we won't be in a band anymore.
Speaker 4: And now I have that's that's very what it is possibility.
Speaker 1: So I think about the possibility of not doing this forever,
Speaker 1: and that scares me. So I want to face it
Speaker 1: to be like, well, of course you're going to be
Speaker 1: doing music the rest of your of course you're gonna
Speaker 1: be or whatever it is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but that that that.
Speaker 1: That I would say that that's a fear I'd like
Speaker 1: to face. So I get over it and I can
Speaker 1: not be like I feel like it it limits me
Speaker 1: creatively or like because you almost feel like everything that
Speaker 1: you release is like Okay, go to ship. Now this
Speaker 1: might be the you know, like this is what if
Speaker 1: it's not the biggest bubble, Like getting over that is
Speaker 1: gonna make me be able to create much more free,
Speaker 1: you know. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Sure, we had an amazing started a conversation with Ella
Speaker 2: Brick and she post podcasts because we had it on
Speaker 2: the podcast, but this was.
Speaker 5: You know, under the radar and you know.
Speaker 2: Off the podcast, and she was like, you have to
Speaker 2: let it go and move on and you know, like
Speaker 2: release that that art, get ready for your next art,
Speaker 2: and just evolve as an artist like constantly, just be
Speaker 2: in motion and in flux and like honor who you
Speaker 2: are in that moment. Maybe you played banjo in twenty years.
Speaker 2: Who the like knows, but you're definitely gonna be making music,
Speaker 2: that's sure. Because I don't want to speak for you,
Speaker 2: but for me, I relate to the fact that when
Speaker 2: I don't create, even if that means creating sound on
Speaker 2: my piano in my house, something happens.
Speaker 5: To my soul.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Like there's just like.
Speaker 2: An empty little part like the back of the offer
Speaker 2: data that needs water, you know what I mean, it
Speaker 2: gets like if it gets dry and moldy and soggy.
Speaker 7: I think that I unlocked new fears recently, you know,
Speaker 7: being a dad. Yeah, those are those are the real fears.
Speaker 6: Those are the real fears.
Speaker 1: Like I feel like it puts things into a kid
Speaker 1: or not because it's constantly, like literally in a new.
Speaker 7: Going to go, it's worth it because of the amount
Speaker 7: the amount of love is not equivalent, but way greater.
Speaker 6: Than the fear that you that you get. But I
Speaker 6: understand what you're saying, because Sando and you live thinking
Speaker 6: of this kid.
Speaker 7: Of of sactor, even just like the stupidest things, like
Speaker 7: he gets a cold, which is.
Speaker 6: A stupid little cold.
Speaker 7: You see him, and and he's this little thing that
Speaker 7: you feel.
Speaker 6: It's so scared, you know.
Speaker 7: And now my kid's a little older, and obviously it
Speaker 7: gets a little bit more difficult because he starts climbing
Speaker 7: on everything.
Speaker 3: He starts doing, you know.
Speaker 6: But in the.
Speaker 7: Beginning, when I was like dressing dad mode, I remember
Speaker 7: he got he.
Speaker 6: Got pink eye or whatever. It wasn't really pink.
Speaker 7: I it was just the congestion kind of got all
Speaker 7: the way to his eye.
Speaker 6: And one night.
Speaker 7: I was putting we came back from a trip. We
Speaker 7: went to the pediatrics and they're, you know, put these
Speaker 7: little drops. And then my wife was always going to
Speaker 7: put it and one day she's.
Speaker 6: Like, oh, could you put him on or whatever. I
Speaker 6: went to go put it on, put it on one.
Speaker 7: I when I went to go put it on the
Speaker 7: other one, I did like.
Speaker 3: And I put way too much. He's good he's good
Speaker 3: and went to sleep.
Speaker 6: Three am. This kid's crying.
Speaker 7: Whatever, we wake up, turn on the lights and my
Speaker 7: kid and my kid.
Speaker 3: Had his eye. I kids, you not like a I
Speaker 3: was down. You're gonna do yeah, I was dying on
Speaker 3: my knees. Like gosh, I thank you Jesus God. I
Speaker 3: beg humane.
Speaker 6: It was so scary. It was so scary.
Speaker 3: And that was done.
Speaker 2: Like it got back back to I mean, I can't
Speaker 2: imagine that we have dogs.
Speaker 3: You can't. That's terrible compared.
Speaker 4: The dog groomer caught her nails too short, but like bad,
Speaker 4: like it looked like it looked like a murder seat
Speaker 4: in my house. And she just got what to go
Speaker 4: lay down on her bed. And I wasn't really paying attention.
Speaker 5: Then I walked up.
Speaker 4: There's like little puddles of blood everywhere.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, little puddle of blood.
Speaker 13: It was like yeah on my bike, I'm like la,
Speaker 13: la grateful fl flowers, A hello, little bumblebee.
Speaker 5: I'm like my bye. She's like how far.
Speaker 2: It's like for a minute, she's like get here right now,
Speaker 2: Like she's like it's ocean her now, I get there.
Speaker 5: She's like I get that.
Speaker 4: But then I'm like there's but everywhere, everywhere, and then
Speaker 4: you know what sex is. You don't communicate. I don't
Speaker 4: speak dog, so I don't know how much pain she's in,
Speaker 4: and all those thoughts started racing and song like holding her.
Speaker 4: I know, I'm crying.
Speaker 2: Chris Chris Martin probably speaks dog. That's going to be
Speaker 2: his next song, gonna be like and.
Speaker 3: Now he probably does.
Speaker 6: That's probably yeah.
Speaker 7: So that that that facing that I don't know how to.
Speaker 6: Face that ship.
Speaker 1: Let go, let go like with everything that like, oh.
Speaker 7: My god, Yeah, I've gotten better at that as you go,
Speaker 7: as it goes by, you kind.
Speaker 6: Of get better at at that.
Speaker 7: But at the same time, just one thought creeps in
Speaker 7: and let's say at night chow, so I'm dying to.
Speaker 6: Go to sleep by Apple. It's so terrifying. So I
Speaker 6: would say that I just I'd say that I want
Speaker 6: this year to be a year of of a lot.
Speaker 7: Of peace of mind, you know, in all areas of
Speaker 7: my life, because I've also been a huge I've also
Speaker 7: had the biggest fear of losing any loved one, you know,
Speaker 7: my parents or my brothers or my you know that
Speaker 7: has always been you know, kind that will be betro
Speaker 7: that always has been a thing, and there's a little.
Speaker 6: You have to learn a little bit how to.
Speaker 7: How to navigate that even if I like, I don't
Speaker 7: want to navigate it now. Now it's not like I'm
Speaker 7: asking you got to show me how to navigate it
Speaker 7: because I don't want.
Speaker 3: To do show me now, But I'm just saying, like,
Speaker 3: work through the fear.
Speaker 1: And just and just let go and knowing that again
Speaker 1: back to the human experience that we are in it
Speaker 1: on a ship of human of this human experience, and
Speaker 1: it's like everything that you have for me I want,
Speaker 1: you know, like everything that.
Speaker 6: I'm here to experience, I want.
Speaker 1: But we were so wired to like hold on to
Speaker 1: our comfort and we know and everything that that and
Speaker 1: God forbid.
Speaker 4: You have a few good days, you get really comforted
Speaker 4: those and the bad thing comes by you're like, what
Speaker 4: is it, destroid.
Speaker 1: But definitely grateful for oh, for just like being at
Speaker 1: a place in life right now where we are welcoming
Speaker 1: like new perspectives, like you said, a new way of
Speaker 1: seeing things, a new way of understanding things that at
Speaker 1: the end of the day make make life easier.
Speaker 2: You know, I feel like also, you know, more times
Speaker 2: and the more we see the value of understanding this
Speaker 2: weird ass rock and this weird ass flesh.
Speaker 5: Sack, you start seeing it.
Speaker 2: Listen, seeing a khana in my eyebrow.
Speaker 5: That's enough. That was enough for me to talk about fear.
Speaker 5: That's enough.
Speaker 2: I don't need to fear it feel any more fear
Speaker 2: than that.
Speaker 5: Before we deorbit.
Speaker 2: I know you owe us your New Year's resolutions, and
Speaker 2: we owe you in our own world tradition that we force.
Speaker 5: Upon everybody that you don't have a choice on. Let's
Speaker 5: give us your resolution.
Speaker 7: I want this year to be the year where I
Speaker 7: the year of discipline me too, the year.
Speaker 4: Of retweetpo I retweet your retweet.
Speaker 7: The year of discipline and of organization, organizing things in
Speaker 7: a way where I can be disciplined in things that
Speaker 7: I want to You know, because I, for example, have
Speaker 7: this I really want to be better at for instruments,
Speaker 7: for example, does and so I want to have a
Speaker 7: good discipline in that. I also want to have good
Speaker 7: discipline in my mornings with God. You know that. I
Speaker 7: think that because of obviously the change in my life
Speaker 7: and changes in my life, sometimes it gets harder, but
Speaker 7: I want to be very disciplined in that disciplined in
Speaker 7: my health and what I eat and what I drink
Speaker 7: and what I and how I work out and et cetera,
Speaker 7: and in.
Speaker 6: And in general, you know that.
Speaker 5: Discipline.
Speaker 1: I'll repost that, Okay, I'll repost that. And I'll also
Speaker 1: say I want to trust my gut more and my
Speaker 1: intuition more, you know, to be like, have that truly
Speaker 1: be the guide, because I do think that that's our
Speaker 1: internal guide one thousand for sure. So follow learn to
Speaker 1: follow that more and trust that that's the right path more,
Speaker 1: and smoke a little less.
Speaker 2: Hey, we relate for sure, we all and by well
Speaker 2: by we all in the aliens and.
Speaker 3: Talking about a little All right.
Speaker 4: Babe, I'm not gonna let you slip away with your resolution.
Speaker 5: I have to retweet mouth.
Speaker 4: And it's not because he said it, okay, because repost
Speaker 4: so sorry sorry, repost, repost, hashtag repost.
Speaker 3: By it is to work out.
Speaker 2: And exercise discipline while I'm also exercising because.
Speaker 5: I really do feel that way, and to really journal more.
Speaker 2: Every time I journal, it's it's proved to me that
Speaker 2: it moves something emotionally or whatever it may be.
Speaker 5: It's always proven to do good things for my life.
Speaker 5: So I like to do.
Speaker 6: Journal, but I forget.
Speaker 5: I know, I used to do it.
Speaker 1: More like I have a week where I'm like yeah,
Speaker 1: and then it's oh, I'm going on a trip. A
Speaker 1: perfect I go on the trip and I was like, oh,
Speaker 1: I forgot the journal. I'll do it when I get
Speaker 1: back to the hotel and then you just leave.
Speaker 2: It's one of those things that like exercising for me,
Speaker 2: that I just have to start.
Speaker 4: And then I get in the flow's very disciplined.
Speaker 2: You're pretty disciplined, but I want to exercise them more
Speaker 2: and like get back to that.
Speaker 6: So that's my thing.
Speaker 2: If you've been listening to us, something that I do
Speaker 2: do often, and by often I mean every single time
Speaker 2: is everybody's aprice.
Speaker 3: In the whole world space.
Speaker 2: So we have a tradition here where we say the
Speaker 2: news in outer space. All I do is report the news.
Speaker 2: It's just the news, one hundred percent the news. I
Speaker 2: actually encourage you all to google the headline because you're
Speaker 2: gonna findline all right. First up in outer space breaking news,
Speaker 2: China quietly tested its first inflatable space module in Orphan,
Speaker 2: unfortunately quickly shut down after deafening sound was heard over
Speaker 2: thirty eight miles from the launch site. Clearly, the inflatable
Speaker 2: model didn't make sense when you try to pair it
Speaker 2: with something quiet.
Speaker 5: Sorry China, all right.
Speaker 2: Second, the lunar Outposts selects Starship to deliver rover to
Speaker 2: the Moon.
Speaker 5: Finally, included are.
Speaker 2: The only remaining seeds for growing viable food on Mars,
Speaker 2: and the long anticipated music videos to Beyonce's Renaissance and
Speaker 2: Cowboy Carter.
Speaker 4: Come on, Bee, that's where you put thessal.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 13: Lastly, in outer space, Morgantown native Emily Calendrelli and host
Speaker 13: of Emily's Wonder Lab and Emily's Science Lab, became the
Speaker 13: hundredth woman to blast off into space. Congratulations, said nobody,
Speaker 13: because I'm the only Emily worthy of praise and.
Speaker 2: Space wow, and this is this.
Speaker 4: Okay, so space was like just percent accurate, fifty percent
Speaker 4: move Okay, I just report the news.
Speaker 6: Wait so you so wait the rover, don't question it.
Speaker 3: That's now we go out.
Speaker 7: We go out in conversation like someone later, could you
Speaker 7: believe that China just fucking inflatable?
Speaker 3: But that's true.
Speaker 4: What part the China inflatable? It's the punchline.
Speaker 1: That part wasn't true, right wait wait wait though wait
Speaker 1: didn't actually work? Though, no, it didn't work.
Speaker 6: An inflatable space.
Speaker 2: What we only get portions here at the office and.
Speaker 3: Way they said, they just send you the title.
Speaker 5: We're just a space in the news.
Speaker 1: That was really good.
Speaker 2: I'm looking for a part times.
Speaker 5: To clean up on Aisle three.
Speaker 3: That's great.
Speaker 14: Thank you, yo, that's actually pretty just whistle and hume
Speaker 14: at the same time.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I've never done the same my life.
Speaker 6: Right, Wow, guys, that's so.
Speaker 3: My word that I've never tried that in my life.
Speaker 2: Well, clearly we have things to get to, but thank
Speaker 2: you for flying with us. I'm really you know, when
Speaker 2: you guys got here, you're like, wow, it's been so long.
Speaker 5: But it's been too long.
Speaker 2: And also one of my resolutions is to spend more
Speaker 2: time with people who.
Speaker 5: I feel like you can add a lot a lot
Speaker 5: of value.
Speaker 2: To my life and potentially, you know, just bring more
Speaker 2: of the things that I would love.
Speaker 5: And I feel like you two great which probably don't
Speaker 5: feel the same way do.
Speaker 6: I was gonna say it was that Space News dog.
Speaker 15: Tell you no, no, for sure, you guys are great
Speaker 15: and I really appreciate you guys inviting us to your
Speaker 15: We've known you pretty much our entire life and yeah,
Speaker 15: or literally entire license I was maybe ten years old.
Speaker 7: Something we didn't touch on each other, to something we
Speaker 7: didn't touch on being I'm sure we've had to live
Speaker 7: a lot of the.
Speaker 6: Same things being yeah, exactly.
Speaker 4: Because she wanted to go there and I was like, no,
Speaker 4: we love that.
Speaker 3: I love that we didn't, but but.
Speaker 7: Just know that you guys count on us for whatever
Speaker 7: same and like Rick was saying, we're grateful for your space,
Speaker 7: for your space, get it.
Speaker 6: Really, you guys have not just.
Speaker 1: Built this place, but just throughout your life and everything
Speaker 1: that we've known of you, like everything has always been
Speaker 1: of such excellence and good like talent, you know, like
Speaker 1: everything that even when when we weren't seeing each other
Speaker 1: as much, you know, and like in high school and
Speaker 1: stuff like that, the references of.
Speaker 6: You were always like, Yo, have you heard the ship?
Speaker 6: She's for you.
Speaker 2: I look up to you guys a lot, and I
Speaker 2: always have. And it's the company you keep so says
Speaker 2: a lot about you.
Speaker 5: Baby.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I love you guys.
Speaker 5: Thank you. He needs to pee or something.
Speaker 2: But Socials please check out their amazing music and I'm serious.
Speaker 2: That music video is fucking awesome. I'm waiting for it
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Speaker 2: and follow us at in our own world pod on
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Speaker 2: for me to convince her and just post pictures of
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Speaker 5: Thank you so much, everybody, We love you, Love.
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