Sean Kingston Private Studio Tour

Sean Kingston Private Studio Tour
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Recording studio tour care of hip hop star
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What's up, guys?
Audrey Cleo here for Young Hollywood hanging out in the recording studio with Sean Kingston and he's giving us a tour and showing us how the music is made.
Turn up.
Hit in the studio like a pro.
Yes, this right here is the private room to studio A.
This is a nice lounge too.
They have a different vibe here.
This is more like a a saying chill type of vibe.
Yeah, you got the Xbox going.
Yes, not the Xbox for the fun, but it's more you see all the crosses and bibles and stuff.
It's more that type of feel of a lounge, but it's still a lounge for when you're recording in studio A.
So this is studio A.
All right.
So, um, this is really, you know, I just shot a love to trains.
I did a record car.
I ate a couple records out here.
So I mean, you know, this is really the feel of studio A.
And uh, it pounds in here, man.
That base is crazy.
And this is the booth for studio A.
And so this is where you would be.
Yes.
you posted up right here, right?
Exactly, like singing, that's how you would be.
Mhm.
He lolli-dolly, he like somebody.
Okay, so where are we going next?
We're going to go to where mama Kingston would be.
She'd be here while we.
Oh, that's where I want to be.
This is the kitchen, you know.
Basically.
Yeah.
Got the fridge right here.
Oh, they gave us a menu book.
What?
Tell us us, you know, recording studio got a menu book, so you can order whatever you want to here.
Yeah.
They're flipped to the Hawaiian barbecue, I think.
Oh, that's what I.
Oh, I see we're going to go to the studio B lounge.
This is the lounge right here.
Shout out to DJ Twin, my DJ.
You never know who you'll find in studio B.
You never know who you'll find.
That's my DJ.
But um, this is the studio B lounge.
It's real like a.
I say I like this lounge better.
It's real.
They made it like you're uh like you're in space.
I don't really like you're in Mars or something.
They have all these different lights.
And as you can see when we're talking it's real acoustic in here too.
So it goes like your voice echoes.
It's it's real tight.
You can kinda hang out, look at the stars almost, right?
Yep.
And the seats are comfortable.
I almost tried every one of them out.
It was like Goldilocks and the three bears.
I can Turn up.
I feel like people don't see.
Like, I push myself every time I'm in the studio and I'm creating a song.
I'm creating a hook.
I always think in my head that it's not good.
Like, always So that way I know I I can outdo that.
You know what I'm saying?
And the next time I come, I outdo that, and I outdo that.
Then I said, okay, I think this one right.
And now we are heading to Where are we headed to?
The studio B booth.
This is where they a lot like most of my album at.
As you can see, there's the mic still there.
That's my favorite mic.
So you would step up right right here, right?
Look.
Oh hey.
Look at the handsome guy.
Look look look look look look look at the record label.
Turn up.
I'm not to put you on the spot, but you said you rap a little and, you know, you're not too bad.
You mind giving us a little a little taste.
Something for Young Hollywood.
Young Hollywood.
Tell them what's really good.
I'm chilling with that chick that look like Megan Good.
This is a freestyle off the top of the dome.
I ride around Bentley for it across sitting on chrome.
I speak it off the dome.
Oh, that was awesome.
You don't really look like Megan Good.
No, I don't.
No, you look better.
No, you look better.
You look better.
Oh.
But tell me like some tips for when you are recording.
I know there's different my techniques and I I really go I really go off of, you know, what I do first to be honest with you.
Soon as I hear the beat, I put the headphones on and then I, you know, I vibe out to the beat.
And then as soon as I I, you know, I I I I get the melody that I want.
I go here and I just started, you know, humming out different melodies.
Like Like whatever I hear I I sing it out and then they record me and then I go back in and I say play me that melody.
If I like the melody that I'm listening to.
Okay, this is it.
And then I start writing out the words to it.
He gave me a little like tutorial.
I think I have to wear a chain.
So and then I got to put the headphones on, right?
Yes.
Turn up.
Okay.
Somebody called.
Oh yes.
That's right.
That's good.
That's good.
Oh.
So that's basically it.
And you got a song down.
You know what I'm saying?
So Well, thank you so much for showing how the recording studio is done like a pro and
My pleasure.
You know.
You guys got to really hang out with Sean Kingston.
Life, so.
And if you don't mind, just going to keep this little thing.
You wish.
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PEOPLE MENTIONED
- Sean Kingston
Host and tour guide of the recording studio
- Audrey Cleo
Young Hollywood interviewer
- DJ Twin
Sean Kingston's DJ, mentioned in the studio B lounge
- Mama Kingston
Sean Kingston's mother, mentioned in relation to the kitchen
- Megan Good
Actress, referenced in a freestyle rap
FAQ
What kind of recording studio does Sean Kingston have?+
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