I'm here with a special guest who's in the Korean music industry but now crossing

over and doing a lot more stuff I would just say mainly international globally her name is

Amberloof from FX um did I pronounce your last name right yeah

Amber Lou that's Amber Lou okay cool yeah that's for coming on the show. No, no, thank you for having me. I was like, when you hit me up, I was like, what do you want? Oh, okay, cool, I'll go. Yeah, because we actually started working on a song and we didn't get to finish, but hopefully the world would

get to hear that once we knocked that out.

She brought me Boba.

Very, yes.

That's a Chinese hospitality, you know?

No, for really, I'm not a big Bob a person because my sister and

me used to get this my sister used to spit Bob was at me with the straw

like a spitball it's a great sister I mean it is perfect for spitballs you

throwing a boba right on the face it sticks on you and then just rolls down.

This is fire yo. Gong chah which stands for free and Korean.

But I guarantee you it is not free, it is the opposite of free.

There's no such thing as free things in Korea.

Everything must be charged.

Gung cha actually means gung cha which means ball tea in Chinese.

Oh okay. Kong chow

so it's like Korean too.

Yeah gung cha I didn't know that yeah that's crazy it's like Korean too. Yeah, gung chah.

I didn't know that.

That's crazy.

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