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We have another special guest today. We have Mr. DJ High Def. I've been waiting to get you on.

Bro, it's always great to have East Coast guys.

You know, as much as I love, our West Coast guys, East Coast is always we get the guys

that are the most authentic.

So, so welcome to the show and thank you for coming on.

Yeah, thank you.

Thank you for having me.

And I appreciate the comment.

I agree with you.

I think we are more authentic than some of those West Coast guys, but thank you for having me. When you were growing up, is DJ something you always wanted to do? And when you decided that's what you were going to, you know, kind of lean towards. Was it something you were kind of supported by what your parents? Yeah, I mean, no.

When I grew up, I grew up actually in a very religious church background.

It was at church every Sunday.

It wasn't even allowed to play football because it was on Sundays, you know.

But I loved music.

I always loved song service.

I always loved the guys playing the drums,

tambourines. I, you know, as a kid through church, I was playing the tambourine. You know what I mean?

Because I just wanted to be involved in the music part of it. And then growing up, you know,

I was an athlete. I played sports. I was always outside. I always loved music, but I wasn't even allowed to listen to music when I was a kid. I was allowed to listen to boys to men and

Creed, you know what I mean? Because they were quote, quote, unquote, you know, somewhat religious

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