Young Hollywood, what is going on? We have one of the most, I'm going to say, the most talented person right now in the music industry.

I appreciate that, man. For real.

You got to say his name, Ty Dolla Sign.

Yeah, what's up, guys?

What is up, dude? I like your pants.

Thank you.

How are you, how have you been?

I've been great, bro.

You collaborated with my my my icon, my legend. And I feel like now I'm closer to him cuz I hang out, I'm hanging out with you, John Mayer. Oh, wow. Dude, that is so cool that you did that. He's like one of my favorite, uh, artists of all time.

He ended up hitting me up on Instagram.

He DM'd you?

Nah, he just hit me in the comments. When you come to town, I want to come to your show. You know, I told him how many people and he sent me the tour manager's info and he got us in and two days after that, I hit him. I'm like, if you're still in LA, come to the studio. And he pulled up solo. No security guards, none of that shit, just like by himself. Real dude. I play guitar, bass, drums, keys, whatever you put in front of me, I can figure out, you know, a song.

I think that's why you can collab though with so many people. Yeah. Because it's like Ty can sing, he can play all the instruments. All around.

I just like make music. Right. A lot of people are in it for like, you know, the fame. But like that's why I got so many songs named Famous on my on.

How often are you in the studio?

I'm in the studio anytime I can get a chance. I got like three studios in my crib.

In your house, three different studios?

Yeah. And then I got three different ones. Because like, just in case people come over, it's like one for making beats, one for like the live sound, and then one for, uh, you know, doing vocals. I got a drum set. I got a baby grand. I'm I'm about to get like way more into this live vibe, so be expecting that.

Love the live vibe. Ty, so you just, um, collaborated with the, is it the Netflix?

Yeah, Netflix. Uh, I was like a part of this film called Bright with the Will Smith, the new Will Smith flick. Who was one of my like all-time favorites and like a living legend. I got to meet him on the red carpet. We took a picture. So my Instagram.

We'll check it out. What do you think about the song? Why don't you get on the song? He should have gotten on the song.

I know. I want to do a song with Will Smith, man. That's goals right there for him to stay.

You got put on stage with Chance the Rapper.

Yeah, at the Governor's Ball. Chance is my bro. We, you know, we've been making music for a while. Ever since my first tour when I came to Chicago, he came out on my set. So now he was like, yo, I want you to come out on my set. And it just happened to be at the Governor's Ball.

Who are like your ride or die guys right now? Who are the people that that right now in your crew? I mean, I know that YG and those guys are still. Are they still there? What's What's what is your family?

Yeah, YG, Mustard, uh, Joe Moses, TC 4800, Wiz Khalifa, Chevy Woods, um, our whole crew, you know, Ricky P. I love all those guys.

We were talking about the, uh, YG Toot It and Boot It song. Back in the day, that song is still smash on any DJ's playlist.

Thank you, man. That was like, uh, he came through and we did like three songs that first day. Toot It and Boot It was one of them. And it happened to be the song to give us all careers, you know. I put it out as my my single at the time, me featuring YG and TC 4800.

Ty, thank you so much for hanging out, man.

Oh, thank you for having me. Any time.

Come, come hang out with us. Ty Dolla Sign.

Yes sir. What up?