The Bert Show. So Mo has some talents here, man. Mo has a rich history, a very successful history in rapping, right?

Yeah, that's true. I've been doing music since I was about 15 years old. I had a run with murder ink back in the day

wrote a lot of songs for a lot of the artists on that label release some of my own songs and

at the time when I was a rapper, a battle rap was also kind of like a big thing. So you had to kind of always be prepared to compete with other rappers

which I did very frequently. I've won some competitions on swaying the morning of battled some really well known battle rappers like serious Jones and you had a great run.

It's amazing what you can do. The talent of being able to rhyme and rap just like that off the top of your head without any kind of lyrics at all to me is amazing.

It's a talent. It's art.

This so freestyle and a lot of people may not be aware is a little bit different than what writers do. A lot of people can write and that's obviously you have time to write something down in the

rap. But there are a lot of guys who can just off the top of the head without writing it right on the spot just say something which is typically known as freestyling.

And that wasn't my strongest suit, but that's the one that we typically practice here the most.

Which we're going to do today. Yes, sir.

So every now and then we come in here, we all have three words that we want Mo to put into a rap. He hasn't heard these songs before or these words.

He has no idea what we're going to throw at him. Do you even know the beat that time is going to be using? I don't know anything. No, nothing. Nothing at all.

All right. So we throw three words at him. Tommy throws a beat at him and then Mo on the spot has to put these words into a rap.

Okay. Let's do it. Yes.

There are guys. It's only 10 seconds. You got to do it fast. Wow. I'm just kidding.

All right. Chris, did you want to try this first? Let's test this man.

All right. So you just take three words and you're going to make a song out of three words. Are you going to use all of our words to make one song? How are we doing this?

It's it's different. So you would give him three. He would do a song. I'll give him three. Perfect.

Cassie, you have three. You want to throw in the mix also? Oh, I got my two-year-old Hazel to pick three words for Max.

The left. Oh, let's see how good you are on Padre.

So I am working on an event for the radio station and I'm very excited about it. I'm hoping it comes to fruition.

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