So this is like a interview show and shit. So like Betty by Nightlight, how do you make your music? How do you make your music? What's your inspiration? How you make your inspiration? How do you make your art? What does your brain say when you're making songs? What's like your influence is? My brain and I are not on my brain and I, we're not on speaking terms lately, you know?

Can you, like, elaborate on that shit?

Because, like, I don't know how to be. I use my heart and my soul and a little, how do you make it comes to me? Well, a creature comes to me and he tells me, you know. I want to know more about this creature. What do you mean? Did this creature, does this creature lay eggs and shit?

Like, what does it look like?

Is it a bug or like a mammal?

This creature comes to me.

When at first came to me, it scared me because it, you know, this creature had, um, kind of took the form of a sort of a, you know, it had a hat, a certain hat on. Are you like getting scared right now like Betty Byer? I'm getting real scared talking about him.

And he, you know, I heard a train whistle. But he said, let me take a form more happiness to you. And he became an egg. And he was talking to me. And he said, you know, we're going to wake your mom up. Oh, that's dope. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So then I basically, you know, usually it's a lot of panic in my heart and in my mind when I'm, when I'm making a song. I'll be really hungry. That's when I make a song because I'm like, I don't know how to feed myself. So I'm like, mom, you know, that's why I have so many songs that are like, mom, I'm hungry. Please wake up. I think like, maybe. Maybe bird kind of. Yeah, yeah. I think like possibly like metaphor,

your mom, if she were to wake up, then like you wouldn't have no more inspiration.

Kind of like syphilis if he couldn't push his rock. Yeah, absolutely. And I was talking to metaphor about that.