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It's the UBK Happy Fun Time Hour, starring UBK

and Nathan Daniel

And UBK

And now

the UBK

Happy Fun Time Hour

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Coming at you

UBK Happy Fun Time Hour

Gregory Scott joined as always by

Nathan Daniel's here

We're going to answer all your questions Let's start the show I'm here I'm here Time hour Gregory Scott joined as always by... Nathan Daniels here.

We're going to answer all your questions. I'm here.

We've been very inconsistent lately i think we've been consistent in not having episodes come out we've been very inconsistent

but uh we're going to try for a month to see if we want to do the shit anymore yeah yeah yeah

it's like a breakup we're like let's just try one more time and see if this breakup is for real. Yeah, we're experimenting with an open relationship, really. Oh, it's open. That always works. There's no jealousy involved. Before we break up, let's try having sex with other people. It's always a good career move. That and having a kid, that's guaranteed. You know, we're not, it's not working. Let's just have a kid. Let's have a family. That'll ease the pressure. Huge beats. Huge beats has written in two awesome questions there. Let's hit these up. Hey, Hugo. Or maybe it's Huggy. Huggy beats. Huggy says, I recently sent a track off to be mastered.

When I received the mastered track back, however, the final chorus, though loud, lost punch and energy.

I attributed this to the fact that the final chorus has the most density in instruments and arrangement.

Sounded good to my ears here prior to mastering, but after whatever he added to it, all the energy

was sucked out of that last chorus, which, of course, was meant to hit the hardest?

Was this my fault? Should I have lowered the volume of the rest of the song to account

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