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I'm listening to this record and I'm reading a story and I'm like, oh, clearly like because

I had heard Fort Collins. I knew about this song and I didn't quite know the backstory.

I just knew what I heard on the song. What does he write? Does he write on that verse?

It's amazing. He is playing the Stephanie Mills to your Shaka Khan.

Yeah. First of all, shout out to Colorado and Fort Collins to General. That's an amazing place,

an amazing place to have shows. You walked out the back door. I'm going to let you tell it, but

before I let you tell it, because I want you to take us from I Need Help to Fort Collins to

making the song. I'm going to let you tell it and I'm going to say what I got to say.

I mean, I wanted to make a hype song but I wanted to sprinkle my pain and the issues that

were really going on. So, how about you, boy, if you know somebody, that was me just like if you,

like I felt like I was drifting from God. I felt like I was drifting from reality. I was blown

up as a rapper. I was having, you know, fucked up relationships due to me being a rapper doing

stupid ass rappers shit. And I felt like I was losing myself and becoming this new me that was foreign

and it was putting me in a weird space in my life. And I didn't really have any guidance on like,

how to be famous, how to be a rapper, how to have money. All these things had impacted my life

and changed everything so drastically. And yeah, so that song is pretty much just me talking about

that and you know, and sometimes all the when you get where you want to get, it can isolate you

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