I was just watching this Billy Elish interview video, and she said, all artists are sad. Is that true? No, but it's parts of,

you know, every all artists aren't just living their best life. No, it's not an easy life,

you know, like it's a lot that comes with it. You know, it's not what easy life, you know? Like, it's a lot that comes with it.

You know, it's not what it looks like.

I'm not always sad, but I have sad moments, you know, when I'm lonely.

Or I want to just go somewhere I know I can't, you know, or just got to work all fucking day and night.

But not always sad.

Thank you for joining us for a Toray show, Patreon Friday exclusive.

And it's really cool to bring you this conversation with one of my favorite rappers, Little Yadi. I met him a few years ago when I was doing a

story on the Migos for Rolling Stone. And I did not know who Yadi was, but as soon as he walked in the

room, I was like, who is that? He just had this aura about him and this way about him that made him

seem different and stand out. And as I got to know him, I saw that he is different, but in a really great way.

Let's go.

It's my man Lil Yati on Toray Show.

Whatever y'all.

It's Toray at Brick with Lil Yati for Toray's show.

Thank you for coming.

Thank you for having me.

Yo, I want to know about how you make music.

Like, how do you make a song?

Like, what do you do?

Where does it start?

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