I was just watching this Billy Eilish 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 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 you know, or just gotta work all the fucking day and night.

But not always sad.

Thank you for joining us for a Torrey show, Patreon Friday exclusive, and it's really cool to bring you this conversation with one of my favorite rappers, Little Yotti.

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 Yotti 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 little yotti on Torrey Show.

Whatever y'all is Torrey at Brick with Lil Yotti for Torrey 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 what do you do where

does it start I just go through beats find the read that I like and then figure out

what it makes me think of, like what does this beat make me think about?

Now, wait, we need to go back a little bit, because I have been in the studio with you when you're sitting there picking beats, and I'd be like that shit was hot that was hot and you're like no no so

where do you like where do you even start from like that that I'm gonna rock on I just have a specific sound you know like it's different I can't

wrap on anything it's I don't even know how to explain it. It's just different, you know?

Is it different when you're moving toward a Yotti song versus a boat song?

For sure.

Yeah. Different mindset from the beginning.

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