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Hold on. Every day I wake up. Wake your ass up. The breakfast club. We're all finished or y'all's done? Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy. Just hilarious. Salomey Naga. We are the breakfast club. Lawn LaRosa's here as well. We got a special guest in the building. Yes, indeed. We have Swayvo Twain.

Welcome, brother.

What's good, everybody.

How you feeling? I'm feeling blessed, man. I'm feeling blessed, man. Thank you all for having. Now, for people that don't know, you are the son of Angie Stone and DiAngelo. Yes, sir. So first, we say, you know, send the condolences and well wishes and everything. How are you doing now? How are you feeling, man? I thank you for the condolences, but, man, they are in a better place to me, man. They ain't paying no bills no more. They're good, man. They're all good, man. It's taking the, uh, moment by moment for real. Every day is a different day, different emotion, I'm sure. Yeah, it'd be, it'd be, some day is better than others for sure, but we still pushing, man. You still pushing.

When I think about you, man, I think about you, you know, you had two, you know, legends

as parents, right?

Yes, sir.

When did you first realize that that wasn't normal?

In school, like, kindergarten, for real, like. first realized that that wasn't normal?

In school, like, kindergarten, for real.

Like, I was always type, I ain't never really tell people in school, like, I just go to school and just be Mike.

But if I get in trouble or anything and my mom have to come up to the school, like, the

teacher would be done to see my parents, so she know who she is, but she's going to wait to, in front of the whole

class, be like, is such and such a little mama? And I might say yes, I might say no.

And then like the whole class or no, and then they go and ask their mama, and it just

be a whole little thing. So, yeah, that's when I realized that. How was growing up? Did you grow up, I don't want to say normal, because you had two iconic stars where you were always on the road. How was growing up with it? No, it was normal at times. So, like in my earlier years, I went with my mom. Like, I was, you know,

with grandma, so I was in Columbia, South Carolina. 8.03 to met. For sure, 100%. And, you know,

my mama came and got me from Columbia when I was about 12 or 13 and moved me to Atlanta. So

when I first moved to Atlanta, that was like a super coach of shock.

I'm like, yeah, everybody out here got money.

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