Mexican Gender Roles, Running Into My Ex, White People Are Aliens

I.E In Friends

Sonoro | Saul V Gomez, Aaron Caraveo

Soccer, Sports, Comedy Interviews, Comedy, Relationships, Society & Culture

4.7 • 577 Ratings

🗓️ 31 August 2021

⏱️ 129 minutes

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Summary

Shrt Lyf came into the stu and talked about the importance of representing Mexicans in the Music Industry! Also Saul bumps into his ex for the first time in over a year! Coincidence? The super powers you get when you don't bust nuts and much much more! Hope you all enjoy! @Shrt_Lyf @SaulvGomez @Iknowcesar @Airbear_ie

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0:00.0	Great.
0:01.6	He's a friend. That's the bottom. So what's up, friends? Welcome back to I.E. and friends. My name is Saul Gomez. I'm Caesar right here. You know, you already know. I'm Aeron. Aeron. And we got a special guest, Short Life. Short Life. What's up, bro? Welcome to California. Thank you for having me.
0:21.6	So you flew, you're from Texas originally. Well, you're from Texas, but where you originally from? I'm from Monterey, Mexico. Hell yeah, we're repping out here. Los Raiders. Los Raiders. Los Raiders. Pure Regio. Oh, yeah. My favorite thing, I've always said, like, we need more Mexican representation in the music industry. Yeah, for sure. And you're out there, bro. Yeah. I should- What's what we're trying to do, yeah. I really like how he does, like, Spanish and English in his songs too. So it's like, you're Mexican, but you're also saying like yo I'm like Mexican American but like
0:54.7	you know I can rap I can rap in either Spanish or English and that's what's
0:58.2	up like people like people only rap in English but like hey I rap in both languages
1:01.8	what's up like your new song is Tanto Tantea Tantea Tantea Tantea Tantea that one it's on
1:10.6	Spanish yeah yeah yeah yeah it's hard and. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
1:11.6	It's all in Spanish.
1:12.6	And it slaps.
1:13.6	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
1:14.6	And the video for that, I filmed it in Monterey too. I was going to ask that. I was like, did you go to Mexico? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I go there a lot. Yeah, all my family's there. My grandma, my other grandma, she passed away, but the one grandma I have, she's in Mexico,
1:29.6	and all my
1:29.5	aunts and stuff.
1:30.9	So I always go and visit them and stuff there.
1:35.4	But yeah, I like to do both languages just because for me, I feel like music is like a perfect
1:41.6	way to express yourself completely, right?
1:44.1	And I wouldn't be myself if I wouldn't show that I actually can do that, you know?
1:48.5	And I think it's always so done because people are like, yo, like, no, I don't know if
1:52.8	I want to because, oh shit.
1:57.4	That's literally my mom, right?
1:59.5	That's how you know, Mexican. That's how you know.
2:01.6	She felt she thinking about it.
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