Speaker 1: I'm barely keeping my head up in my arms from twitching. Here.
Speaker 1: It is last family dinner before I started my new
Speaker 1: school and after pulling an all night with Marcos. So
Speaker 1: the first episode of our pode can drop right away.
Speaker 1: I accidentally took an adder all instead of my climbing pin.
Speaker 1: I am wired. My inner freak out has been going
Speaker 1: strong all day. Yo, Reuben jay z or Nas. Oh God,
Speaker 1: this game again for the million times He's trying to relate.
Speaker 1: But come on, dad, this game is so ancient. We'll
Speaker 1: try one on me. Okay, Inderson, Pack of Future. Okay,
Speaker 1: I don't know who those people are. Oh do they
Speaker 1: have beef? No? This is just so he has to
Speaker 1: pick between artists from this decade. Okay, okay, fine, point
Speaker 1: taker and your old man is old. So are you
Speaker 1: ready ready for school? First Stand, Washington Stand Academy? No nerves,
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, no, I don't know. I guess I don't
Speaker 1: know when I get there. Nerves. They don't know the
Speaker 1: half of it. I'm on my last one. You know
Speaker 1: that feeling when you have a secret and all you
Speaker 1: want to do is talk about it, but at the
Speaker 1: same time, all you want to do is keep it
Speaker 1: to yourself. That's how I'm feeling right now. But the podcast,
Speaker 1: it's out there, live on the internet. All I can
Speaker 1: think about is finding out how many listeners we school?
Speaker 1: How is last night at Marcus? Here we go? Now
Speaker 1: I gotta lie. What if one of the co workers
Speaker 1: saw me in the city last night. What if they
Speaker 1: spoke to Marco's parents and found out we went to
Speaker 1: the city. What if this is a trap? I can
Speaker 1: feel that judgment already, even as they smile at me,
Speaker 1: trying to coax me out of my shell. I can
Speaker 1: hear my mom called the podcast a little project or
Speaker 1: a little hobby. She has a way of belittling anything
Speaker 1: outside her hopes and dreams of me attending college and
Speaker 1: entering in the corporate America. Their vision of my future
Speaker 1: is so specific it feels like a straight jacket. But
Speaker 1: I can't seem like I'm bursting at the seams right now.
Speaker 1: It's fun. He's staying in bene watching Netflix. Oh that
Speaker 1: sounds nice. Oh okay, no signs of entrapman. They just
Speaker 1: want to know what I'm up to. But I'm barely
Speaker 1: holding together. It's been an endless weekend and they cannot
Speaker 1: know about it. What movies did you watch? Uh? Just
Speaker 1: some comedies, old stuff, House Party, Friday, Half bab You know,
Speaker 1: Dave Chappelle is hilarious. You know who's going on school now?
Speaker 1: I remember when I was in college, my buddies and
Speaker 1: I used to smoke, watch Half Baked. It's fun times,
Speaker 1: It's good for you and Marco best butts to the end.
Speaker 1: Oh and so out of touch. They don't even know it.
Speaker 1: My dad used to smoke. It drives me nuts that
Speaker 1: I get words of encouragement for my life about staying
Speaker 1: in and watching stoner movies, but I can't trust them
Speaker 1: to react. Similarly, if I tell them the truth about
Speaker 1: my much more ambitious plans, it's worse because I'm freaking
Speaker 1: out inside and they can't even tell. It's like I
Speaker 1: don't want them to know, and I'm mad at them
Speaker 1: for not seeing through the light. At the same time,
Speaker 1: and now I felt a way guilt for being so
Speaker 1: annoyed at than when I'm the one hiding something and
Speaker 1: come on, you know, no phones at the table. I
Speaker 1: try to still a glance of the notification when I
Speaker 1: go to Sidnce my phone the Texas from Marco. My bad?
Speaker 1: Who was it? Just a text from Marco. They can
Speaker 1: tell I'm distracting that I'm not sharing everything, but I
Speaker 1: know they won't pry. They'll chalk it up the good
Speaker 1: old fashioned teenage rebellion. And they know as well as
Speaker 1: I do that Marco and I are trying to figure
Speaker 1: out what our friendship looks like now that we're going
Speaker 1: to separate schools. I'll tell you what looks like. You're
Speaker 1: about done with Danna. You can be excused. Thank God,
Speaker 1: I do not need to be told twice. I thank
Speaker 1: them both and rush up the stairs to my room,
Speaker 1: slamming the door behind me. I blast my own music
Speaker 1: and whip out my phone, eager for the latest news
Speaker 1: and Yo downloads in less than twenty four hours. I
Speaker 1: told you this was gonna be big ship. That's an audience.
Speaker 1: This is gonna catch on, like for real enough that
Speaker 1: we can score more interviews, maybe even advertisers. My mouth
Speaker 1: is literally hanging open. I can feel my jangling nerves
Speaker 1: light up inside of me. Whether I'm ready or not,
Speaker 1: here comes the break. The numbers are un believable. An
Speaker 1: audience this big, so fast, was not what I was expecting.
Speaker 1: I feel excited and worried at the same time. This
Speaker 1: must have been how Ice j J fishing Shiggy felt
Speaker 1: when then my feelings dance blew up. I need to
Speaker 1: talk to Mark about what all this means, what's next?
Speaker 1: I keep telling myself we were just doing this for fun.
Speaker 1: That episode was just testing the water, but that was
Speaker 1: just a way of calming my own nerves. This is
Speaker 1: happening faster than I thought. Yo, twelve thousand in a day.
Speaker 1: That's crazy, man, right right, It's not just people who
Speaker 1: saw it in my feet either. It's Novellas fans. They
Speaker 1: found it and sped around everywhere. I'm surprised it even
Speaker 1: blew up so quick. So what do we do now?
Speaker 1: All right? I set up an email link til here
Speaker 1: comes to break account in the episode description, and I
Speaker 1: already got a message from ma Seo guns pressed people.
Speaker 1: He's a nice New York rapper. He wants to be
Speaker 1: our next guest. Are you free to do a phone
Speaker 1: interview tomorrow? You gotta keep booking these if you want
Speaker 1: to post regularly and build the phone man, So tomorrow,
Speaker 1: I mean, yes, yes, yes, I can make it work.
Speaker 1: Bad strike while is hard and all that. Right, God damn,
Speaker 1: my parents are calling for we'll talk tomorrow. Man sleep,
Speaker 1: bro you earned it, Mr podcast host. Ye Sleep. There's
Speaker 1: no way I'm sleeping after that news, and I've been
Speaker 1: on a two day tear. I'm practically delirious right now.
Speaker 1: I can't even sit down. I immediately begin pacing around
Speaker 1: my room thinking of how I'm going to record this
Speaker 1: interview without my parents figuring it out. Maybe use the basement, No, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: my classes. Yeah, better sound protection. And I need questions
Speaker 1: from macyr Guns. Not the obvious stuff the other interviewers
Speaker 1: are asking, you know, the basics, who's your biggest influences,
Speaker 1: what's your next project? No way, I have to dig
Speaker 1: deeper and ask questions about things that matter, you know,
Speaker 1: about their family and and fears, the stuff that our
Speaker 1: listeners can relate to. Oh shit, we have listeners. Mom,
Speaker 1: you sure you don't want to come downstairs or a dessert? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm good, Thanks, Okay, see you in the morning. My
Speaker 1: son thinks he's too cool for mom's apple pie with
Speaker 1: cream damn vibe killer. I can't blame her for trying,
Speaker 1: but there's too much going on with me now that
Speaker 1: she and dad just wouldn't understand. Now that I'm pursuing
Speaker 1: internet fame on my own. I feel like our relationship
Speaker 1: is harmed by their reaction when I went viral before
Speaker 1: the twittiness and my limbs from the midstime that of
Speaker 1: all his fating, and I'm crashing down hard. It's dawning
Speaker 1: on me that I'm being funneled into this new stem
Speaker 1: school to keep my future on the safe, predictable path.
Speaker 1: To them. I've been the obedient son, taking the transference stride,
Speaker 1: not doing anything out of the ordinary. But I become
Speaker 1: distant and making here comes to break with Marco is
Speaker 1: already turning out to be out of the ordinary. It's
Speaker 1: flirting with the same kind of future that had them
Speaker 1: so confused and rattled back in my buying days. I
Speaker 1: started to feel dizzy. I think back to the Navey
Speaker 1: Jolie interview and what was their advice to kids trying
Speaker 1: to get their parents support, keep your grades up? Even
Speaker 1: better advice for me starting at a new school and all. So,
Speaker 1: I take a deep breath and turn to one of
Speaker 1: the coping mechanisms that I've been taught for dealing with
Speaker 1: this dress. I decided to meditate. I'm not a very
Speaker 1: well practiced meditator. I'm usually too amped up to settle
Speaker 1: down like that and stop thinking. But even if I'm
Speaker 1: still experiencing racing thoughts while I closed my eyes and
Speaker 1: focus on my breathing, the practice helps m. I feel
Speaker 1: the pressure in my chest lighting up. I remind myself
Speaker 1: to let the thoughts speed past me without latching onto them,
Speaker 1: to be mindful but not caught up in all the
Speaker 1: contents of my mind. It's a lot harder than it sounds.
Speaker 1: The first wave of thoughts is happily about the interview,
Speaker 1: figuring out where to record it, what questions I should ask.
Speaker 1: Those thoughts are pleasant, and letting them drift past me
Speaker 1: is nice too. It makes me feel like I'm accomplishing something,
Speaker 1: even in my passive state. The second wave of thoughts
Speaker 1: is a thorn of your family stuff. I imagine my
Speaker 1: mom and dad finding out them blowing their tops how
Speaker 1: and You're not gonna tell us about this, You're shutting
Speaker 1: this account down right away. Man. I can't help but
Speaker 1: cling onto these starts and feel my own anger. Even
Speaker 1: though I'm just imagining it, it feels real to me.
Speaker 1: I have so many unresolved frustrations from when they shut
Speaker 1: down my fine account. But I was too young to
Speaker 1: understand them then, and it's been too long to flip
Speaker 1: out on him about it now. It's like this landmine
Speaker 1: of emotional damage buried in our family history, and I'm
Speaker 1: dancing around it trying to make this podcast. I kept
Speaker 1: beginning to explain what I'm doing to them until I'm
Speaker 1: less angry at the thought of it. Kind of diffused
Speaker 1: this land mind somehow. Eventually I'm able to let these
Speaker 1: thoughts pass from my mind too. I can feel the younger.
Speaker 1: That's okay. I just I don't want to be caught
Speaker 1: up in it, running in circles in my own head,
Speaker 1: pink punking back and forth between my excitement and my frustration.
Speaker 1: M hm see. I can only sit and meditate for
Speaker 1: a few minutes at a time. Like I said, not
Speaker 1: very good at it, but it was enough panic attack
Speaker 1: fades and to keep it at bay for the rest
Speaker 1: of the night. I turned the right in my interview questions,
Speaker 1: researching my subject the work. Tomorrow's phone call with Maze
Speaker 1: your guns be here before I know it, and I'm
Speaker 1: gonna crash hard any oh. I jumped up from my
Speaker 1: desk hours later, woken up by light peeking through the windows.
Speaker 1: Mhm it I finally crashed from my pill mix up.
Speaker 1: No time is it at six o'clock? Damn? I have
Speaker 1: to interview Mazie this afternoon, and I haven't done any
Speaker 1: prep in my foggy half a week state. It only
Speaker 1: occurs to me now, shit, I have school today. The
Speaker 1: whole wee can has been such a blur, and I've
Speaker 1: been so caught up in Here comes the break. I
Speaker 1: rush around my room, putting together a bag and stuffing
Speaker 1: it with notebooks, pencils, all the usual crack. There was
Speaker 1: an orientation packet that came in the mail. I'll need that.
Speaker 1: Where did I put it? I pull it out from
Speaker 1: the drawer of folders, where I must have thrown it
Speaker 1: weeks ago. That's about right for the amount of head
Speaker 1: space that I've given school lately. I feel like I've
Speaker 1: been on an autopilot in my own life. I passed
Speaker 1: for a beat not taking the welled photo of the
Speaker 1: STEM campus, complete with stock photography full of smiling multicultural
Speaker 1: students photoshopped across the front page. Uh, I can barely
Speaker 1: stand and look at it. Reminds me of my frustration
Speaker 1: with my parents. Now I'm headed to the belly of
Speaker 1: the beast book or t itself, and I'm gonna have
Speaker 1: to find time to do my interview prep during the
Speaker 1: school day. The first school day of the new year
Speaker 1: in an entirely new school, off with my backpack loaded,
Speaker 1: I grabbed some toasts from the kitchen and hit the
Speaker 1: train station. I can't forget to make my transfer. I
Speaker 1: make it's a home room, just in time to bust
Speaker 1: out my notepad and pull up some Amazing Your Guns
Speaker 1: music on my phone for inspiration, but not enough time
Speaker 1: to actually get any work done. They all rings the
Speaker 1: first period. I cram everything back in my bag and
Speaker 1: keep an eye towards study hall. I gotta admit it.
Speaker 1: I don't know if it's the fresh green juices that
Speaker 1: they make in the cofeteria, the fab labs, or recording studios,
Speaker 1: but this school is a vibe. The teachers here are
Speaker 1: progressive there y'all and woke. That helps make classes less
Speaker 1: of a snooze, and the lectures and conversations are more
Speaker 1: than interesting, they're actually invigorating. But Mrs Donnelly, isn't it
Speaker 1: also true with the democratization of the news perception, they're uh,
Speaker 1: this is cute girl with locks of my audio lab class.
Speaker 1: I catch your size and me yet While the teacher
Speaker 1: goes on about the semester long project. For a first day,
Speaker 1: this is going pretty well. Accept the interview. Prep bell
Speaker 1: rings again for study hall. Finally I got a chance
Speaker 1: to sit with my notepad and headphones and write out
Speaker 1: my questions. The day is almost over, but not for me.
Speaker 1: The bell rings one last time, but I've still got
Speaker 1: the interview with head of me. I have to get
Speaker 1: home fast enough to record this in my closet before
Speaker 1: mom calls me down for dinner. For school out, I
Speaker 1: book it for the train station and make my way
Speaker 1: back out too far rockaway. The train rides at the
Speaker 1: end of the line has never felt longer and more
Speaker 1: drawn out. When I'm finally off the subway, I rushed
Speaker 1: back home through the door and straight up the stairs.
Speaker 1: Finally a breather, I paused for a minute and take
Speaker 1: the whole day in. I'm loving this podcast work so far,
Speaker 1: but it's definitely already putting a strain on my attention
Speaker 1: and energy for my family and school work. Mom and
Speaker 1: Dad are gonna notice eventually. I guess I'll just have
Speaker 1: to play it off and struggling to adjusting my new school.
Speaker 1: Of course, that plan is complicated by the fact that
Speaker 1: I'm actually enjoying my new school so far. But I
Speaker 1: guess it'll do for a cover story with a little
Speaker 1: bit more time on my hands. I started symboling my
Speaker 1: closet studio, shoving all the hanging shirts to one side,
Speaker 1: awkwardly squeezing my desk chair until it fits inside the closet.
Speaker 1: For now, we're still pretty bootleg quality. I'll record the
Speaker 1: call on my phone and send Marco the audio file.
Speaker 1: I checked the time and the views coming up close.
Speaker 1: Fifteen minutes, grubing your Hey, mom, you shot right up
Speaker 1: the stairs. Is everything okay? Can I come in? I
Speaker 1: hate that she asked if she can come in and
Speaker 1: then opens the door without a response. It's a small thing,
Speaker 1: but speaks to the lack of freedom and privacy I
Speaker 1: have in this house. Of course, it gets under my skin.
Speaker 1: I freeze up, hoping she doesn't see the chair in
Speaker 1: my closet, and masts, what's up? Your father's making short rips.
Speaker 1: You want to hear how your first day went. Great's
Speaker 1: dinner almost ready? Fifteen minutes, half an hour tops okay,
Speaker 1: oh man, that's gonna overlap with the interview. I'm really
Speaker 1: gonna have to keep it tight. Text me when it's ready.
Speaker 1: That should keep from accidentally interrupting an interview. I see
Speaker 1: a flicker of concern passed through my mom's eyes, and
Speaker 1: I get it. I've been running around like a madman
Speaker 1: for the past four days. I'm just starting to book
Speaker 1: of t and I'm keeping here. It comes to break
Speaker 1: from her. Her spidy sense is going on, but she
Speaker 1: doesn't push. Not now I will, and she walks away.
Speaker 1: I feel a fresh wave of anger, but this time
Speaker 1: it set myself. I'm mad at her and my dad
Speaker 1: that I can't talk to them about here comes to break.
Speaker 1: Sure angry they shut down my first shot at the
Speaker 1: internet family. We never really talked about it. I'm mad
Speaker 1: they transferred me to the STEMP school and I just
Speaker 1: went along with it. I'm just all around piste off
Speaker 1: and I don't know how to express any of it
Speaker 1: to them. It's just a shitty situation all around. But
Speaker 1: I not theres something else about my reaction. I'm not panicking.
Speaker 1: I've got an interview coming up any minute. I spent
Speaker 1: the days scrambling at school and mom and dad are
Speaker 1: knocking down the door, and yet I'm excited. I feel good.
Speaker 1: It's not like it was at the show the other
Speaker 1: night when I almost had a panic attack at the door.
Speaker 1: I'm exhilarated. This podcast is good for me. Now, I've
Speaker 1: just got to keep it growing under the radar long
Speaker 1: enough that my parents can't shut it down when the
Speaker 1: truth comes out there. It is our second interview calling
Speaker 1: me personally. Here comes to break, episode two. Here we go.
Speaker 1: We'll be right back and now back to the show.
Speaker 1: So tell our listeners, who is Mazio Guns? What is
Speaker 1: your music about? Oh? Yeah, Like we don't see stuff
Speaker 1: like well I'm from like we see the same thing
Speaker 1: like you can come outside from East New York too,
Speaker 1: called cousinuinning this down? Feel me is that's murders and
Speaker 1: all of that. So I'll just be doing it for that.
Speaker 1: Like the show, people like you ain't got it? Did?
Speaker 1: This gets more to liftedness stuff. So that's why I
Speaker 1: kind of come over the way I do with my music.
Speaker 1: I'm only twenty years old, so I haven't seen a
Speaker 1: lot and it's just like certain ways you can't that
Speaker 1: coming from one from it East New York. You can't
Speaker 1: move with a certain way of the carless you know
Speaker 1: the stuff at one time and it's over do the
Speaker 1: room thing and may cast you a lot, feel me.
Speaker 1: So we can't move crazy anyway. So that just come
Speaker 1: with it. You just learned that as be growing up,
Speaker 1: I ain't gonna front sometimes I do begin quote up
Speaker 1: a little mix up and all that, but I'll be
Speaker 1: having people around me let me. Thank God, like I
Speaker 1: got the people around me that boys keep me on focus.
Speaker 1: But when they come to stuff like that. You know,
Speaker 1: everybody want to be a rapper. Everybody want to do
Speaker 1: something like but you want to be let But when
Speaker 1: they kind of meet, that's what I really doing any
Speaker 1: kind of music that's me all the way I feel that,
Speaker 1: I feel that you know what it really is about
Speaker 1: the people around you, and can you speak a little
Speaker 1: more to your circle of trust? You know those people
Speaker 1: around you when they come to that. But as the
Speaker 1: artist and the artist part coming a longest, it's crazy
Speaker 1: because and be a lot of love. People that never
Speaker 1: showed you love before start to show you. Like when
Speaker 1: we start getting up the hood, right, I'd be like, damn,
Speaker 1: I was the same person before even I was doing
Speaker 1: the same ship before, so why charging me? Someone love now?
Speaker 1: People that have been with me, A lot of people
Speaker 1: have been with me. And then iwas down. I wass broke,
Speaker 1: I wass I have money? I spent on my money.
Speaker 1: They have the more money, so they know what's up
Speaker 1: is genuinely ain't faking it, you see me vice versa
Speaker 1: what she set up? Like, do you most to record
Speaker 1: a studio or do you have a set up at home? Now,
Speaker 1: I'll be in the studio four seven. I don't like
Speaker 1: being outside the studio because when I'm outside of the
Speaker 1: studio it's easy for me to get in trouble. So
Speaker 1: I like being in the studio like a lot myself
Speaker 1: in the studio. But before I really started being on
Speaker 1: some studio ship, I was recording all my studs in
Speaker 1: the crib. No I still got as soon that's coming out,
Speaker 1: that's from the crib. That's crazy. But yeah, I used
Speaker 1: to recording my room save me living at my mown.
Speaker 1: Now I feel like that got a lot to do
Speaker 1: with how I found my sound because I was engineering
Speaker 1: my own stuff for a little minute. So once I
Speaker 1: got back in the studio and I started recording what
Speaker 1: engine is like, I know how I want everything to sound.
Speaker 1: I got pinpoint where this go, where that go off?
Speaker 1: Like that. I've heard you have an archive music you
Speaker 1: make but don't have a release. How many songs do
Speaker 1: you think you've written? Yo, I ain't even go a lit.
Speaker 1: I probably got right now, like at this moment. That's
Speaker 1: crazy that you asked me that, because I just was
Speaker 1: thinking about that at this moment. I probably got gotta say,
Speaker 1: like seven hundred songs you got just got to beat. However,
Speaker 1: I'm feeling at the moment I say I've failed come
Speaker 1: or something. You mix it master the case may be,
Speaker 1: but I would saying, listen to it. If I like it,
Speaker 1: I'll put it. I got like my sertain folders, so
Speaker 1: I got my favorite folders. Then I got the I'll
Speaker 1: go back to a folder. Yeah, these times I'll just
Speaker 1: do a hook and lead a verse open and then
Speaker 1: put it in the acount folder and then go back
Speaker 1: to it probably like three months later, and then put
Speaker 1: it verse only and then they come out fired. So mean,
Speaker 1: just like a little work process that I got seven
Speaker 1: hundred songs. That is a lot, man, And your track
Speaker 1: whispers in my head. You say the voices in your head,
Speaker 1: maybe the demons. I think we all have inner critics.
Speaker 1: So how do you cork with the voices in your head? Well,
Speaker 1: we all got a demon that we fight. My dealers
Speaker 1: really get the streets and stuff and choose the room.
Speaker 1: Bet we were right, because you could want to do
Speaker 1: it right and the only thing is for you to
Speaker 1: go home. I got a lot. A lot of people
Speaker 1: don't really talk about it like that, but I don't
Speaker 1: really care though, but I do it anxiety too. Sometimes
Speaker 1: I gotta be a move like I gotta shake my
Speaker 1: leg or something like that when I go to sleep.
Speaker 1: Me for me, because I didn't been through mad ship
Speaker 1: for me, took him out, get shot at like you
Speaker 1: should like that's gonna through crazy ship for me? Voches
Speaker 1: in my head. I did that like at a crazy time.
Speaker 1: That's why I couldn't make it out because I really
Speaker 1: wanted to get out the log. It's like, damn, I'm
Speaker 1: tired of that ship. Last question, what do you want
Speaker 1: your legacy to be a legacy to day? I want
Speaker 1: to be don't one that people think about and be
Speaker 1: like he really stood on his ground, he really knew
Speaker 1: what he wanted to do and did it and put
Speaker 1: that before anything. He really put a hunt sending the
Speaker 1: way he did and change the atmosphere around this music ship.
Speaker 1: Like anybody, not even music, just life period like that.
Speaker 1: Anybody feel like they could do something, just put a
Speaker 1: percent into it and do it. All of adversities, all
Speaker 1: the obstacles and all of that. For me, just stick
Speaker 1: through it, like if that's really what you want to do,
Speaker 1: give it your heart and whatever achievements that come out
Speaker 1: of that. For me, that's just yellow Wolf for staying
Speaker 1: loyal to what you were, laev In, staying with what
Speaker 1: you're staying on. That's what I want people to give
Speaker 1: me for Like yo, Now it was our interview and
Speaker 1: Mazeo has blessed us with a fresh track to break
Speaker 1: for you right here on here it comes to break
Speaker 1: as always. You know the drill that's coming right up.
Speaker 1: This is mask On time to get your listening on
Speaker 1: and now an exclusive track from Mazio guns here we
Speaker 1: are my secual. No, he don't so alone. I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: I touch on me and kiss on you. I got
Speaker 1: some things that we can do and sweet you so alone,
Speaker 1: I'm slily kiss on me. I'm gonna touch on you.
Speaker 1: I got something, then we can do it. Sneak you
Speaker 1: doing new things and go skirts girt. I mean you know,
Speaker 1: but she know to make it work work, I mean
Speaker 1: head it off from picking up there and don't normal
Speaker 1: up back on my up bergain. I can't bearing open bridges.
Speaker 1: I'm curving. I still shooting mental like a turban and
Speaker 1: on the parkway swerving and didn't got a bed and
Speaker 1: it's worth so alone, Mama. Sorry, I touch on me,
Speaker 1: kiss on you, talk to some things that we can do,
Speaker 1: and sneak you so long. I'm sorry, Just soon me,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna touch on you. I've got something there. We
Speaker 1: can do it me because that's gotta coming back like
Speaker 1: I add it. I don't, mama, never been in love
Speaker 1: with the says you know you're only going over the baggage.
Speaker 1: All these other kisses on my phone, bringing baggage because
Speaker 1: in near don't know when she wore for the fashion
Speaker 1: anything she want o, Mamma know she can't have it.
Speaker 1: And nice jetty to me, you don't know when she's
Speaker 1: passing and she'll patting on the loation he got me
Speaker 1: in my song to me not to the sordy. I
Speaker 1: touch on me ps soon you pok got some things
Speaker 1: that we can do with meat and so along. I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: it's so me. I'm gonna touch on you. I got
Speaker 1: something there we can do it. Sneak you Here Comes
Speaker 1: to Break is produced by Double Elvis and partnership with
Speaker 1: I Heart Radio Executive produced by Deaf Jam Recordings Executive
Speaker 1: produced by and starring Asanti Black Is Ruben, Produced by
Speaker 1: Danielle Perkins who plays Janelle, Bobby cs is Marco, Christopher V.
Speaker 1: Edwards as Dad, Raymie Cornell is Mom, and Taylor Bettenson.
Speaker 1: Written by Taylor Bettenson and the Kia Hill Artist Interviews
Speaker 1: conducted by Nikia Hill, directed by Christopher V. Edwards, mixed
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