And JOP was super involved too. He was there with us every day. Every day. He was, bro,

sometimes I'll go home early. He will stay there. He hits me up and he's like, yo, bro,

I'm starting my own project on the side. He's like, I'm still forza regida. I'm starting my own

label. It's called street mob. So I told him, yeah, bro like some scary stuff because I got a lot of hate comments too bro from my own people like Christians I was still kind of under charging though for my crap I got paid like four hundred bucks to record Rosones

JOP francis giovanni yeah

yeah, yeah, a good papas

a good papas

a good papa What I like a Bapach's. A Guzobato Baja Baja Baja What's up guys? Welcome back to another August.

Podcast. If you guys are new to the channel, make sure you guys like, comment,

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Come here.

But today we're joined by a very special guest, one of the most influential

producers in the world of Musica Mexicana.

He's worked with some of the biggest names in the game, constantly pushing the

boundaries in the studio.

Most recently, he produced forza Rihiaz, Lérya, Spanish.

We just got it.

Meño style.

Hey, shout out of Jesus.

You wrote that shit.

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