Let's fire it up with my song, huh?

Leo and I went to Stockton.

One of the most dangerous miserable cities in the world.

Forbes ranked at the most miserable city in America.

It's creepy in some ways.

When I was sitting in the,

when we were standing in the middle of like a huge intersection in downtown on Saturday

at like 4 p.m.

And it was just at ghost town.

Only like you hear like a zombie like walk from like a bum from the distance. That's all you see. It's a creepy little town. Yeah. And the bums. His eyes are boring holes in your trousers, the seed of your trousers. Remember that bum who followed us around looking at our asses all through downtown? I think he either wanted to rape us or he wanted to kill us.

Either way, it wasn't a good thing. It's not a good outcome. They probably both, but he would like get close and I feel like he was like, eh, too much of a risk. I feel like a lot of rapists, they just kind of like become murders because you have to. I don't know. Well, they're your buddies, so you would know better than us.

Let's pull up right now the song I composed in Stocky, though, because the homeless people, Leo, the rapists, the long hairs, the meth addicts, the people fishing for their meal. There were a lot of bums out there fishing in the Stockton Waterway. They inspired me to create a piece of music. Hell yet. And thanks. Shout out to our boy. Chrisy Chrisy Chris. All right. White boy's going to play

Oh shit. Fuel us guys on. Oh. This references a lot of stuff we did in Stockton during the video.

Shout out Stockton. Let's get it popping.

Leo D. on your girl with his cocking.

We dress as clowns. We're in downtown.

If your pink is red, I'll put it in your brown.

Most miserable city, I don't think so.

Stockton Renaissance is real Chris said so

He's got the pimpish pad

Yes it's true

If not Stockton's king

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