This is an IHeart podcast. Guaranteed Human. I was thinking about this the other day, it's like when a group splits or whatever the case may be or evolves. Evolves. I want to say split. Yeah. Your fans is, it's like having a divorce or something. It's like a blended family. You're going to stay at mommy house. You're going to stay at your uncle house.

Your pops.

Like where are you going to go?

And then it's like hard to make it everywhere at one time.

So it just, you know, you kind of start developing your own family.

I can't look at anything negative because I'm just not that type of person.

Yeah. I look at it like, this is how it has to happen so we can all become fixtures and pillars

to hold up a building that, you know, it's a temple now.

Everybody could come and like this side is strong, this side of strong and that side is strong.

And it ain't like

just us in the middle and it's the lofts the building is lopsided you know what I'm saying

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to platinum plaques he has built a career that

spans rap, fashion, art, design, acting. Long before music, he was a high school art student,

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and many others. As a founding member of ASAP Mob, lots of hits, work, Shaba,

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multidisciplinary creator welcome asapberg i love that i was getting all warm and tingling

as you was saying do you feel seen because i feel seen. You do? I feel like, wow. You was the first to acknowledge that Chris was like our early supporter in my clothing line. So shout out to you for that. Yeah, I love that. You know Swiss Beats as well. Jay Cole. I had a longer version that had all the artists, but I was like, I didn't want to make it

about all the artists, but yes.

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