I swear it's a bop, it's just a bop. My name is open, Mike Eagle. Welcome to what

it happened was this is season two episode eight of our sit down with LP. You may know

I've run the jewels. You may know I'm company flow. The broadcast days are his record

label, Deaf Jucks on this particular episode. As we deep dive through his career, we're going

to speak about his third solo album, Cancer for Cure. Before we get to that, we want to

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