I told you off mic like you're pretty famous out on these streets. I don't know how so many people know you, but... Which camera? I'm not. Don't believe Henry. Yeah. No, I'm kidding. You can be humble and famous. I mean, I don't, I just, I don't think I'm famous though. Like, I don't. I think your work is starting to exceed the person. Thank you. Okay, I will...

Okay, like...

The way that I was introduced to you, I'll give you a quick story.

The way I was introduced to you, basically, you know, I'm always on Twitter.

It's part of my life, part of my job, all of us.

And somebody retweeted your work.

And again, like I said, I have such an admiration for people who can get their message

across in a compelling way with words.

And again, like I said, it's a theme even in my music.

Like the music that I listen to, I listen to artists who are writer.

Yeah.

Even from hip-hop to R&B, even you want to put like an alternative music, I've always been

able to just have had an ear in that.

Yeah, you know like, all right, Rihanna, I guess she'll be a theme in this because, you

know, not every day I get to sit with somebody who got to see, you know what I'm getting

like, it's just, it just doesn't happen. So Rihanna, she's an artist, an amazing artist, but I've never heard her music and was like,

yo, she wrote it.

The pain in these words, she may feel it, but I don't get the fact that she wrote it.

Whereas somebody like The Dream, who I love.

Yeah, the Dream, Neo love, who is a song,

yeah, the dream, Neo, those guys, like, you feel that, yo,

the pen is bleeding through what they're saying, literally.

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