You still got people

And you still got people out there with double masks and face shields

You're going to it? You can tell it's real because it looks up fake. Hello and what's real because it looks so fake.

Hello and welcome to another episode of Look Into It.

Today got bad news for the conspiracy theorists because we're not going to do a conspiracy theory podcast today.

Today's going to be all about music, another music episode. And this one's going to be all about music another music episode and this one's going to be about

my personal evolution uh with music and uh some of you might know that i wanted to be a rock star my

life uh unfortunately my music sucks and and we never made it.

But without that musical journey that I took, I probably wouldn't be here right now.

It was a big part of where I'm at right now. I can't tell my music story without having my musical partner, my whole life and best friend to hear, to tell,

to hear his side of the story, Mr. James Watson. How you doing, James? I'm here. Doing great.

All right, man. So, man, this story has to start with your story, really, because you were in Arkansas,

raised in Arkansas, a metal head.

You were, you know, in the metal community, there aren't that many black metal heads.

So your story is fascinating. And let's just, let's just get right into it. I mean,

how did you grow up in Little Rock getting into metal when you're surrounded by, you know,

everybody, you know, most people around you are probably into soul and jazz and

funk and dance music. And here you are, Mr. James. Mr. James Watson, how did you get into metal?

Take your time, tell the story. Okay, well, like you said, growing up, I'd listen to all the classic

soul music, barquehs funk group, Temptation, Jackson Five, etc.

I listened to all of that stuff.

But on all of those songs, it would always be a lead guitar break.

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