Previously on the social proof podcast

So you recorded we'll tell you

Yeah, we did we did Raycon. I know we worked on Rayquans and mobile airity

Where we got a plaque for that and then we didn't work on a first album

But we've worked with different ones of them

What's it like having them or was they all in that because well my homeboy

Before they first album came out my homeboy Jason state and he's from Lansing

He used to do national street promotions and he brought them to Michigan state and we we mean him

was driving around the Midwest and I remember everybody who these karate dudes and whatever. So we and that was

Rayquan tried to beat up one of the dudes because he he ordered his pizza wrong. I remember that no way

I mean yeah, he was he was like you should have played me son. They ordered the wrong pizza

They might have put pepperoni on it

He was trying to whoop the do's but but but by the time you know, we came to the studio

It's like a mutual respect like I tell people when you walk into a place and you see cigarette ashes and stuff

All over then you you act accordingly when you walk into a place and it's nice and people are respectful

Then you kind of give what you get so we didn't have to we ain't we you got to remember a lot of times

It wasn't a lot of people a lot of black people on the technical side that own studios

So these people were going in rock studios and country studios and they wouldn't comfortable with all of them people around

Right, they thought our kicks was too loud and the music was too loud and it was hitting too hard

We might come on in man. We ain't tripping turn it up crank it up

Yeah, y'all smoke. We got a smoking room. Go ahead. Oh, y'all got 30 people no problem

We got a lounge and whatever so that's why I keep saying it's weird that if you look at if you ever had an opportunity to look at recording studios

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