Speaker 1: M I snapped away in the morning with my phone
Speaker 1: alarm going off ship I fell asleep with it in
Speaker 1: my hand and I was almost side of battery. It's
Speaker 1: gonna die at school today. That is, if I lived
Speaker 1: long enough to see school today. I have to go
Speaker 1: downstairs and face my parents. Have to running away for
Speaker 1: the weekend. My survival is questionable. Sleep on my meds
Speaker 1: was like a thick blanket of forgetting about all this.
Speaker 1: But it's all coming flooding back. When I went to bed,
Speaker 1: Marco had just started beating with me on social media
Speaker 1: over my biling on the crew to take the trip.
Speaker 1: How do I respond? I opened my social apps and
Speaker 1: noticed something I didn't think about. Another wave of new followers.
Speaker 1: The weekended viral villa is over, and I've absorbed a
Speaker 1: lot of the followers I'm gonna get from the kids
Speaker 1: I met there, but I'm still getting growth from where
Speaker 1: from Marco the b for bringing me fresh followers too.
Speaker 1: That's what's weird about the whole viral sensation life. I'm
Speaker 1: realizing drama turns people into Internet celebrities. The fight breaking
Speaker 1: out between me and Marco after I'm all over the
Speaker 1: viral villas feeds all weekend. It's infectious. For a second,
Speaker 1: I even think that playing this feud out over social
Speaker 1: media might please Mark Off, help us gain more cloud.
Speaker 1: We would gain new followers, and we can smooth things
Speaker 1: over in public. It's great for our brand. So why
Speaker 1: do I feel so shitty? How quick look at my
Speaker 1: comments reminds me why Marco's fans had started a petition
Speaker 1: to cancel me. Some of these clouds are calling me
Speaker 1: a trader, like they aren't following influencers and wishing they
Speaker 1: could live that influence of life themselves. It pisces me
Speaker 1: off because they just don't know the whole story. There
Speaker 1: were so many questions in the common tasking me how
Speaker 1: I could do my boy like that. The question this valid.
Speaker 1: I did come Marka out of the weekend at the
Speaker 1: villa for my own game. Damn, I am reckless. I
Speaker 1: shut my phone away just as it dies. I'll deal
Speaker 1: with this stuff later, still in a half awake blur,
Speaker 1: I get ready for school and eventually face the moment
Speaker 1: of truth. I head downstairs to meet my parents in
Speaker 1: the kitchen. What I walk into isn't what I'm expecting.
Speaker 1: I come in with a solemn face, which plays right,
Speaker 1: but I'm still not getting read the Riot Act the
Speaker 1: way I thought i'd get last night. Instead, Mom and
Speaker 1: Dad are very quiet. Dad's holding Mom's hand. She's holding
Speaker 1: the letter I left in my bedroom, explaining to them
Speaker 1: what I've done. I sit silently and Mom readsed the letter.
Speaker 1: Dear Mom and Dad, I know you don't understand how
Speaker 1: crucial this moment is for me, and I don't want
Speaker 1: to break your trust. But I can't let this window
Speaker 1: of opportunity unity slipped by me again, gone to viral villa.
Speaker 1: I'll be back Monday. Sorry in advance, holding the paper
Speaker 1: she finished, Sorry, and fucking advance. Finally, here it comes
Speaker 1: to Riot Act. The mood in the room turns on
Speaker 1: a dot. Is My parents start rightfully while not do
Speaker 1: you understand what a fundamental breach of trust this is?
Speaker 1: This is some bullshit. Ruben is so unlike you, Ruben.
Speaker 1: It is concerned what kind of place is this that
Speaker 1: would even have you there for the weekend without clearing
Speaker 1: it with your mother and father or your legal guardians
Speaker 1: for that not even a consent for him insight. I
Speaker 1: looked at your posts. Were you drinking and doing drugs?
Speaker 1: The funk are you trying to tell us, Ruben all right?
Speaker 1: Isn't your new school? You miss your old friends. You
Speaker 1: have never behaved like this before. We didn't crazy to
Speaker 1: be like this enough enough. I'm sorry that I scared
Speaker 1: you like that and lied to you when I left
Speaker 1: that morning. But you have to look at it from
Speaker 1: my side. I had just come clean to you about
Speaker 1: the podcast project and how great it's going, and still
Speaker 1: you're punishing me like I'm a little kid. You know,
Speaker 1: all all of this anxiety ship Maybe some of that
Speaker 1: comes from your helicopter parenting. I had to take a
Speaker 1: stand for what I want to do with my life,
Speaker 1: not just follow your orders on a damn time. And
Speaker 1: how was your anxiety on that plane when you were
Speaker 1: sneaking off to Kelly Reuben? How has your anxiety been
Speaker 1: My mom is furious that was a low blow, but
Speaker 1: my dad asking how I've been feeling to flate some
Speaker 1: of the tension in the room. I have to be
Speaker 1: truthful now. I've been good, great, even when I'm working
Speaker 1: on the podcast, and that includes while I was away.
Speaker 1: It's come back strong now that I'm back, and Marcus
Speaker 1: mad at me. My anxiety is all over the place.
Speaker 1: Marcus mad at you. Yeah, he wanted to go in
Speaker 1: my place since you wouldn't let me. Um hm, since
Speaker 1: I went anyway. He feels screwed over. I know I'm
Speaker 1: gonna be grounded, but I like to have him over
Speaker 1: to squash our beef. If you're okay with it, we'll
Speaker 1: talk about it. But your damn right. You're grounded indefinitely,
Speaker 1: and I no complaining. Take the punishment like a soldier
Speaker 1: this time. And don't you even for a minute. I
Speaker 1: think we are done talking about this. Just because you're
Speaker 1: being punished, You're getting off easy. This was completely beyond
Speaker 1: the pale. I understand, and we'll discuss this during dinner tonight.
Speaker 1: You'll be at this damn table talking to your parents,
Speaker 1: who love you deeply. We love you despite your dumb decisions.
Speaker 1: Now go to school and not the airport. Saved by
Speaker 1: the bell. That was tough, but I feel like I've
Speaker 1: stood my ground. I may be on lockdown again, but
Speaker 1: the punishment was inevitable. I know my parents are hurt,
Speaker 1: but my message came through loud and clear. I can't
Speaker 1: just be quiet, obedient Reuben anymore. I'm make an adult
Speaker 1: moves for myself, so I'm feeling myself as I rushed
Speaker 1: down blocks and through train stations that wondered if my
Speaker 1: acting out had to do with my new schools, what
Speaker 1: the irony is? I'm really feeling the pobbit book of
Speaker 1: t and especially now that things were Marco and at
Speaker 1: home or in shambles, getting back to school be the
Speaker 1: biggest slice of normalcy in my life, except surprise when
Speaker 1: I get there. The story of my runaway Weekends l
Speaker 1: A is already circling everywhere. I can hear people buzzing
Speaker 1: about me in the halls. Guys come up to my
Speaker 1: locker and give me that A bunch of my new
Speaker 1: follows from the weekend are probably my classmates. Hear a
Speaker 1: book of tea. And before all this went down, Janelle
Speaker 1: had been spreading my rapid school, speaking of Hey, Janelle,
Speaker 1: how are you am? I? You know, maintaining our things
Speaker 1: at home? She looks at me with noing eyes, but
Speaker 1: doesn't bring up the breach with Marco right away. Round
Speaker 1: did indefinitely no surprises there. How many artists do we
Speaker 1: need to record still to complete the season. We need
Speaker 1: three more to hit our ten episode goal. We still
Speaker 1: have been a Rodeaux in the camp. Sounds like it's
Speaker 1: back to recording on my phone in my closet again. Actually,
Speaker 1: I had an idea about that. I realized she's let
Speaker 1: me pass the audio Lab classroom to the Audio Lab
Speaker 1: studio space. It's a pretty polished set up. I haven't
Speaker 1: really got to explore it yet. We should record the
Speaker 1: rest of the interviews and here here comes the break.
Speaker 1: Is there semester project now? So we can get access
Speaker 1: to the studio and your parents have to be okay
Speaker 1: with it. Even if we schedule the studio time after
Speaker 1: school hours, you know it's homework. Plus, obviously we up
Speaker 1: our production value this way, more recording interviews in your bedroom. Damn,
Speaker 1: I'm lucky to have you on my side. Speaking of which,
Speaker 1: I saw that Marco called you out and sending his
Speaker 1: followers up to you. Yeah, you know, I'll find somebody
Speaker 1: to smooth it over with him. We've known each other forever.
Speaker 1: It lost settle down. I don't know, man, he seems
Speaker 1: really hurt. You don't think maybe he's playing it up
Speaker 1: for the extra attention online. I mean my followers are exploded.
Speaker 1: What No, No, definitely not. I could show you as
Speaker 1: texting me from this weekend. He's serious. It's just been
Speaker 1: such a strange few days. I feel like I can't
Speaker 1: see straight. I'm blowing up on social media. Everyone in
Speaker 1: school thinks I'm dope, but Marco thinks I'm a dick,
Speaker 1: and my parents are freaking up. I can't figure out
Speaker 1: whether to feel bad about what I did proud should
Speaker 1: not clap back in Marco on social for the hits
Speaker 1: or that make things worse? Are you really concerned about
Speaker 1: your followers and not your friendship routing? Come on, be
Speaker 1: real here, you're letting this viral fan go to your head.
Speaker 1: Do you really want my opinion? Yes, you should feel bad. Okay,
Speaker 1: what you did was selfish and it makes my job
Speaker 1: tentimes harder. You're getting high on your own stepply with
Speaker 1: all this new attention, and it's making you forget where
Speaker 1: you came from. Okay. I don't agree with Marco airing
Speaker 1: out her dirty laundry on the internet, but you need
Speaker 1: to get him under control and back on board. He's
Speaker 1: part of the team. He's the reason the podcast even
Speaker 1: existed in the first place. Meet with him face to
Speaker 1: face and talk own your ship. Ruby. Her words are
Speaker 1: like a splash of vice water to the face. She's right,
Speaker 1: I have been letting all this in and the success
Speaker 1: go to my head? Was that seriously contemplating and clapping
Speaker 1: back and Marco online, I need to make peace with
Speaker 1: him like an adult. I've got to get my parents
Speaker 1: okay for him to come over so we could talk
Speaker 1: things over. All, Right, we should get the class. I'm
Speaker 1: going to play Bo's interview as a progress ship board
Speaker 1: for the project. We leave the audio lab and head
Speaker 1: back down the hallway, but my mind can't stop drifting
Speaker 1: the mark on my parents even as we take our
Speaker 1: turn at the front of the room. Is and now
Speaker 1: placed episode seven. If here comes to break for the class,
Speaker 1: tell our listeners who is being no reducant, being no redose,
Speaker 1: just your average South stantial kid. Really, I'm really tapped
Speaker 1: in more into the street side of things. I'm I
Speaker 1: still move around like ship is normal, and I feel
Speaker 1: like I can't really shake that. I feel like I
Speaker 1: gotta kind of watch that. But my testimony is anybody
Speaker 1: can do this ship if you want it bad enough,
Speaker 1: it could get done. And the proof is, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, I'm just like you, So it really
Speaker 1: ain't much to me. I'm just doing what I love.
Speaker 1: I'm just a vibe. You know, why is it important
Speaker 1: for you to be are rooted in your community. It's
Speaker 1: important to me because that's how my big bro Nipsey was,
Speaker 1: and so I feel like he's a major part of
Speaker 1: my foundation. So it would be wrong with me to
Speaker 1: not try to carry you on the legacy in a
Speaker 1: way that he would respect you. Can you talk a
Speaker 1: little on Nipsey hustle and what his legacy means to you.
Speaker 1: It's everything Nipsey. Nipsey is is like the whole basis.
Speaker 1: He was the whole voice in my city. He was
Speaker 1: the voice of reason and he stopt to me. And
Speaker 1: you know, I would always say, if I had to
Speaker 1: collaborate artists, it would be Nipsey and make the most sense.
Speaker 1: But him reaching out and feeling him daily just kind
Speaker 1: of in the studio, and it was always a really
Speaker 1: never felt normal, but it always felt again it I
Speaker 1: don't understand it to this day what he saw me,
Speaker 1: but I'm happy play role I played for sure. What
Speaker 1: did you learn from Nipsey about how to navigate the
Speaker 1: music industry? That's exactly what I learned, how to navigate
Speaker 1: around them Off GP if you leave from Nipsey you
Speaker 1: learn something, like you're gonna learn something without him trying
Speaker 1: to teach you nothing. It's just so much game within him,
Speaker 1: just the way he carried itself, the way you speaks,
Speaker 1: the should he say. It's just I don't know, it's
Speaker 1: hard not to come out of there with with some
Speaker 1: new knowledge. It's just so natural, come out so easy.
Speaker 1: So it was lesson to be able to sit there
Speaker 1: and soak that up. And I call him a cheek
Speaker 1: code for sure. And it was really about I've lift
Speaker 1: in the community. What is your thing that you're passionate about?
Speaker 1: Now that you're gaining your own success, you know, I
Speaker 1: started to do my little shared charity here there, and
Speaker 1: it's really a good feeling to know that people can
Speaker 1: depend on you to come through when they need you
Speaker 1: in the clutch. And you know, I'm really enjoying that.
Speaker 1: So really the community is kind of what's keeping me going.
Speaker 1: I'll do this for you know, not only to crunch
Speaker 1: your district, but the whole city. It's major for the
Speaker 1: whole city. So however I could come through, Okay, okay,
Speaker 1: how is your city influence you musically? You know, I
Speaker 1: used to tell me, I ain't soundingly comes from l A.
Speaker 1: You know, I get that a lot. So I don't
Speaker 1: really put a limit or capital monk music as far
Speaker 1: as reaching. I think I'm just more off the vote.
Speaker 1: But I get oh, this new name dog or this
Speaker 1: new you get that a lot, and it's amazing to
Speaker 1: me to even get that comparison. For that to even
Speaker 1: resonate in somebody's mind listening to my music. I happy
Speaker 1: to carry that. Can you give young artists advice on
Speaker 1: what to keep in mind with pursuing the major label,
Speaker 1: I would say, don't focus so much. I don't pursuing
Speaker 1: the major label. We're all chasing something so above average,
Speaker 1: so out of the norm. One of the men. We
Speaker 1: are chasing this one thing. So you gotta understand that
Speaker 1: you're gonna go through terrible ass ship. You've got me,
Speaker 1: but you usually to keep steady, keep her level head
Speaker 1: like she get bad and she it's hell trying to
Speaker 1: get that. But you gotta keep that in mind and
Speaker 1: be willing. I feel like willpower is the name of
Speaker 1: the game. Would come to this ship, so sure, but
Speaker 1: don't focus so much on major focus on himself. And
Speaker 1: was there ever a period of life where you just
Speaker 1: felt like giving up or you were frustrated. Hell yeah.
Speaker 1: The day before I dropped six tape with Blacks, I
Speaker 1: told my home and I'm like, man, who was in here?
Speaker 1: And I'm like this, don't like go if I ain't
Speaker 1: feeling away after I've dropped this, I don't know, bro,
Speaker 1: I'm gotta go figure something out. Back to the street
Speaker 1: and uh yeah, it kind of did what it did.
Speaker 1: For sure, you're gonna dot this where you quit and
Speaker 1: all that. But that's when the willpower coming up play
Speaker 1: for real power is how you deal with those anxieties.
Speaker 1: And I got terrible to anxiety as something that I
Speaker 1: for sure battle with. I feel like a lot of
Speaker 1: artists better with that. What advice would you give to
Speaker 1: other young people facing anxiety. I'll tell them you're thinking
Speaker 1: too much. If you want to do it, you have
Speaker 1: to do it now. Once you understand that, you have
Speaker 1: to get the job done. Regardless of how you're feeling.
Speaker 1: People are not a fig they're dealing with anxiety, they
Speaker 1: still gotta get their job done. What do you want
Speaker 1: your legacy to be? How do you want people to
Speaker 1: remember you? For sure, I want to be a legend.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to be known for all the positive ship,
Speaker 1: respect respect on the definitely to make whatever the change
Speaker 1: may be, a big changing something. I want to go
Speaker 1: down for drastically changing something. And we'll be right back
Speaker 1: and now back to the show. I come home from
Speaker 1: school and realized that I am mentally exhausted. The conversation
Speaker 1: with Janelle and the Audio Lab studio really made me
Speaker 1: check myself. I see why DMX never returned. That Ian
Speaker 1: must fixed my life. When I come in the door,
Speaker 1: my mom's already home, not normal. She's holding a shoe
Speaker 1: box in her hands gently, like it's something precious proven.
Speaker 1: I want to show you something. Without another word, she
Speaker 1: opens the lid and starts taking out polaroid photos. This
Speaker 1: is super vintage. I've never seen any of them before.
Speaker 1: They're of her, of course, but before she knew dad,
Speaker 1: before she had settled down and started family. She's dancing.
Speaker 1: She passed the couch next to her, and I come
Speaker 1: over and sit down. I don't think we've ever talked
Speaker 1: about how badly I wanted to be a dancer when
Speaker 1: I was younger. I wanted to attend the Alvin Ailey
Speaker 1: American Dance Theater. Debbie Allen, who was my muse. You
Speaker 1: couldn't tell me that I wasn't going to choreograph videos
Speaker 1: for Paula Abduel, Janet Jackson or Mr Elliott. It was
Speaker 1: all I thought about, and I trained hard for years.
Speaker 1: My parents loved that I had such a passion for
Speaker 1: the art. It wasn't something they expected to turn into
Speaker 1: a career for me, but they were very supportive that
Speaker 1: I was so focused on it. I suddenly know how
Speaker 1: shocked my parents felt to find my letter. My mom
Speaker 1: was a dancer. Why wasn't this something we talked about
Speaker 1: growing up when I wanted to go to college for dance.
Speaker 1: I don't know something changed. Your grandfather was very wary
Speaker 1: of me going into such a hard profession. He wanted
Speaker 1: me to have a backup plan or better yet, focus
Speaker 1: on something more practical. As you know, your grandpa is
Speaker 1: big on academics, and I don't know how it was different.
Speaker 1: I was the first kid on my side of the
Speaker 1: family to be able to get into a prestigious school.
Speaker 1: Now I understood where my parents were coming from, but
Speaker 1: it was difficult to not pursue my dreams of becoming
Speaker 1: a dancer. Your grandfather and I couldn't see eye to
Speaker 1: eye about art and dance for a long long time.
Speaker 1: I mean it was the same reason we pulled you
Speaker 1: from the limelight when your video went viral. I didn't
Speaker 1: want you to lose sight of what's important, which is
Speaker 1: your education. If you've been through all this, why the
Speaker 1: same thing with me? Then? I have always put my
Speaker 1: education first. You and Dad raised me to strive for
Speaker 1: excellence in school and in life. I took that same
Speaker 1: attitude and lost our podcast. I need you and Dad
Speaker 1: to have my back. We're not afraid of you having
Speaker 1: a career in the arts or digital media or anything
Speaker 1: like that, but but it is the same media we
Speaker 1: grew up with. It's a jungle out there, especially for
Speaker 1: people of color. When you went viral at such a
Speaker 1: young age, Oh, we panicked and went with what we
Speaker 1: thought was the safest. Our job is to protect you.
Speaker 1: I didn't want any trolls or cyber bullies coming after
Speaker 1: my child. It's surreal to hear my mother be real
Speaker 1: with me about my early shot of fame. I feel
Speaker 1: like we're finally talking to each other as adults, not
Speaker 1: parent two keep I suddenly remember the sympathetic look I
Speaker 1: caught from her when she and Dad first find out
Speaker 1: about the pot, And it makes so much more sense now.
Speaker 1: She did believe in me, but she wanted to protect me,
Speaker 1: just like the van days, and my baggage about the
Speaker 1: van days led to me sneaking around and running away.
Speaker 1: So not even if they want to support me, I've
Speaker 1: made it that much harder. Then. I want you to
Speaker 1: really hear me out. When you brought up your vine account,
Speaker 1: your father and I were really surprised. We haven't thought
Speaker 1: about that in years. We do want to support your podcast,
Speaker 1: but you have to open up to us about how
Speaker 1: you're feeling and what you're doing. If any of our
Speaker 1: choices and how to raise you led you to believe
Speaker 1: we are proud of you for what you've accomplished. You
Speaker 1: know that was never our intent. We love you and
Speaker 1: we believe in you. I sit with the weight of
Speaker 1: what you shared for a long moment. It feels like
Speaker 1: there's nothing for me to say other than light in
Speaker 1: the mood. Damn, Mom, why don't you tell me you
Speaker 1: wanted to be a flag girl? Oh? To be honest, honey,
Speaker 1: it's very painful to talk about. I did try to
Speaker 1: study dance in college for about a year, but I
Speaker 1: eventually cave and pursued my parents dreams for me. So
Speaker 1: you really do understand where I'm coming from. I can
Speaker 1: relate to a point. This doesn't excuse what you've done.
Speaker 1: We want to support you in your goals, but you
Speaker 1: have to let us in. Don't let frustrations like the
Speaker 1: ones you have around Vine get in the way. At
Speaker 1: that moment, my father comes home. He comes and joins
Speaker 1: us in the living room. Did you have the talk
Speaker 1: in progress? Reuben? Do you understand why we have to
Speaker 1: hold our ground on this. We get it, We really
Speaker 1: get it. But you can't pull stunts like you did
Speaker 1: this past weekend. It's a spit in the face. We're
Speaker 1: still your parents. I don't even have to say it
Speaker 1: out loud. They can see it in my eyes, my
Speaker 1: body language. Finally, I do understand m I don't hold
Speaker 1: it against them that they're punishing me, and I'm prepared
Speaker 1: to work around the grounding for podcasts recording. It feels fair.
Speaker 1: The low down, dirty truth is that even with the
Speaker 1: extended grounding and Jannael's reality check at school today, the
Speaker 1: weekended viral Villas still feels like a win. It's brought
Speaker 1: a bigger audience to my social accounts, to the podcast,
Speaker 1: and now I finally feel like my parents and I
Speaker 1: have broken through the emotional wall that was making things
Speaker 1: so hard. Deep down, I still think I made the
Speaker 1: right calling going. I can hold my head up high,
Speaker 1: take my hits like a man. So every day you
Speaker 1: come home right after school. No going out on weekends.
Speaker 1: We'll see if you keep your grades up. At the
Speaker 1: end of the semester, will revisit it. Then you got
Speaker 1: that yes, sir. Into the semester. It's pretty harsh, look
Speaker 1: hot to keep this stoic acceptance vibe going, and I
Speaker 1: need to get permission to have Marco over or I
Speaker 1: have no hope of burying the hatchet. I've got to
Speaker 1: ask you for one exception. Marco's pretty pissed at me,
Speaker 1: and I'd really like to invite them over here to
Speaker 1: smooth things out. Is that okay with you? We'll consider
Speaker 1: it based on good behavior. Now is not the time
Speaker 1: for you to be asking for favors. Maybe we can
Speaker 1: trade you. What do you mean there's another condition to
Speaker 1: getting out of your grounding, Reuben. This was very unlike you.
Speaker 1: You really scared us. I'm wondering if it might have
Speaker 1: been well, a manic episode. Oh what now, Now, I'm
Speaker 1: not worried about putting some label on it. Okay, but
Speaker 1: your father and I agree we want you to go
Speaker 1: back to seeing a therapist like when you were younger.
Speaker 1: I'm going to book you an appointment for next week.
Speaker 1: You start going to therapy, We'll let Marco come over
Speaker 1: so you two can make up. At the mention of
Speaker 1: seeing a therapist, a wave of conflicted feelings rides is
Speaker 1: back up to the surface, and I have to fight
Speaker 1: hard to suppressing This was going so well. More authorities,
Speaker 1: new medications, straight jackets and pee bottle stands through my head.
Speaker 1: It feels like any therapist I see is gonna interrogate
Speaker 1: me about running away. I don't want to go. I
Speaker 1: haven't been in years, but I know at this point
Speaker 1: I don't really have a choice. Okay, Yeah, it's a
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Speaker 1: that bitch from real. I'm over still all this ship
Speaker 1: still fear the same. How could they think there? I
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Speaker 1: Jam Recordings. Executive produced by and starring Asanti Black Is Ruben,
Speaker 1: produced by Daniella Perkins who plays Janelle, Bobby Cuss Marco,
Speaker 1: Christopher V. Edwards as Dad, Raymie Cornell is Mom, and
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