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Thank you. This album, bro, was more like trying to have fun with it again. I don't know, like, any other artist has this experience, but whenever you're doing music, there's so much pressure and criticism behind everything you drop. So for us, it was like, okay, you know, we know what people say, we hear it, you know? And I think it gets to the point where we're like, we got to do something that people like. The day that we took Juntarned

with Santa Fe

I was like,

damn,

I'm probably going to have the right

Santa Fe. what people say we hear you know and i think it gets to the point we're like we got to do something that people like the day that we're gonna put us santafel was like damn i'm probably gonna have to write something from scratch you know and um i just thought about that song i was like you know let me show him this song and i see le gusta but i didn't expect him to want to put his own lyrics and his own flow in so turned great. And now I got a song there with Santa Fe.

You know, there was a point in time where like, we were like, okay, what do we do? Like,

numbers are kind of coming down. Like, how do we approach this? But that's where you kind of sit down, lock in. My manager always says lock in for three, four months, and everything's going to come back up. And literally we're seeing that right now.

I remember going on stage, but I don't remember getting off.

Oh.

I remember just waking up.

And I don't know if it was a talk or whatever on a

way to the next show and I woke up but I don't even know how I got dressed or

anything I just know I got off stage woke up I was in a car going to the next show

JOPB, drugs! Yeah, oh my God me, hi.

He got in the parades?

A gusto papas?

No, no, no, a good.

No, no, a good.

A good for me!

Let's see a man!

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