Okay, hello, hello, it's Brooke de Vard, you're listening to the Naked Beauty

podcast. I have Markeyce back with me, part two. If you guys have not listened to our first interview together, what did I call it?

If you guys have not listened to our first interview together of what did I call it an old soul young face

restilence sontlorant boots we covered it all exactly my life in a nutshell

exactly so please listen to that if you haven't already thank you for introducing me to this Cardi B song.

It's one of my face.

Look at me, look at me. They ain't like me before, now they book in me.

The glow of got bits is so shook at me.

This is what they're playing.

I don't go to clubs anymore.

So did you see, so we have a friend, Kyrell, who dejes now.

Did you go out and see him DJ?

Kenneth Kyrell, yeah, he dejays.

Okay.

We were actually on our way to one of his gigs and we were in the car and it was maybe like for the guys and we were essentially

playing different songs and this song came on and it's kind of like a staple I see in New York so it's a very interesting song.

I love Cardi B I love everything that she represents.

I could see how some people could maybe say she's not a good representation of women but she's just being herself in an

authentic way that you can't really argue it.

Hey America, what's popping? My name is Cardi Bee. You might know me as that annoying

dancing on social media

they be talking hella crazy with the long nails

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