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We got off the stage with Travis, killed it.

Had a great time.

Last time we talked to you was at Coachella.

What would you have in your closet that you could tell us about that no one else you think has?

I got no one, absolutely no one.

Since Coachella, I hopped in the studio and started working on uh Trump Music 2 or 60.

Sounds like you've been really busy.

You have a very unique sound.

Can you tell us a little bit about your sound?

Yeah, I'm from Alabama, so basically I'm just blue collar, factory town, inspiration, you know, based on the perception of small town boy matched up with some 808 grooves, you know, some classic rock melodies.

If you could collaborate with anybody in the whole world, who would it be?

Willie Nelson.

Willie Nelson.

Yeah.

Why not?

Really?

Yeah, right now.

You wanna collaborate with me?

I'm an underground rapper.

Let's do it.

Let's collaborate.

Did you have fun at the event?

Yeah, it was dope, man.

I mean, a lot of good people, good vibes, you know.

Skateboarding, man, it's come such a long way.

I'm just proud to be a part of the culture, you know.

You skateboard?

Yeah, I've been skating for years, you know, um it's part of my life, you know, it's partly why I do music.

Skateboarding videos has brought me a lot of underground music that I would have never heard otherwise being in the south.

I owe so much of my hip-hop knowledge to skateboarders, you know.

Well, you definitely have a unique sound and I think you're gonna do really, really well, so.

Dope.

Thank you.

Say holler at you.

Holler at ya.