We've already covered the earliest known information regarding the sovereign of Slap and how he worked his way up to having a royal ticket that would send his show anywhere.

This week, we will dive into the record-holding run that the birth of magic made,

how symbol solidified a group of loved ones to make music with,

and their impressive yet fluid switch to performing original music.

Pack your bags because we are going around the world with B.H. 1 behind the magic.

Symbol. We know that Simble didn't continue to rewrite plays and poems into musical format for long.

It would be a while before the original songs began to come into the light, and as Symbal and

Company made their way across the Four continents and two island nations on Algar,

he was secretly developing these songs and testing the musicians he had surrounded himself with.

I mean, I've written plenty of licks in my day,

but symbols are watering can when it comes to those kind of things.

I was just a wilt and flower waiting to be watered.

I always enjoyed recreating or adapting bass lines to symbol style for covers and other songs like that,

but when they started sharing original songs,

hoo dang!

It was a new one every time.

I was a slap away from not being able to keep up.

I tell you what.

With the opportunity to tour the world,

Simple began to search for the finest musicians and performers from the

fours and twos. While eager to reach the next level of his art, Simble was never afraid to wait for

the stars to align. Now, Simble reserved patience for when it was

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