No jumper coolest podcast in the world. We got Datesalon on the podcast today. How you doing?

Good. How are you?

I'm great. It's nice to have you in here. I feel like what you're doing is big for LA, for Compton.

You're definitely like an up and coming superstar that feels like it's being bred right now, right?

Thank you. Thank you. You know, I'm working on it. We're in the process.

Definitely. So talk to me a little bit about coming up. You're born in Compton and raised there?

No, I was actually born in a fucking Anaheim. Oh, okay.

And I was raised in Compton. I moved to Compton when I was like four.

Okay. So your parents decided to level up a little bit and get the hell out of Anaheim and come

back to the streets. No? No, it was actually weird. My parents wasn't together. They split. So

my mom's dude who she got with was in Compton. That's just where we ended up going.

Okay. So you're away to you until you realize the difference in the change of scenery that you're

going through? No, I was for show like a change in scenery. Like I noticed it. I was young as

fuck, but I still like, you know, all of a sudden now I got cousins now. I got, you know, different

people popping up. I'm just like, okay, it's a little different. What was this shit? Was it, was it,

was it like a crazy place? Would you describe it as a crazy house place to grow up? Because I mean,

you a lot of times you hear about comms is not necessarily as wild as it used to be in the 90s or whatever.

No, it was still wild. For show growing up, there was like at least three drive rides like cars

in front of my house shooting at the house next to me. Wow. Yeah, like, no, it's still wild.

Okay. It's still wild as fuck. And so did you like, did you feel like you were growing up sort of,

like, did you want to be a part of that or did you, do you want to like, stay away from it?

Like, what was your mentality as a young person observing that? You know, it was like crazy about it.

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