So, you're now listening to the third part of this week's recording.

Your boy, Tays is in the studio, Mav's in the studio.

Respectfully, I don't think we should have this discussion purely because Mav hasn't

listened to it properly.

I think I can say a few things.

I mean, I want to read. Yeah, go ahead. Go ahead. I mean, to be clear. I don't want to say it much until you, because it's a back and forth in it. So, okay. But I'll read something that I saw earlier. I put it in the crew. So, um, J.P. reviewed, um, real article for complex reviewing Dave's oh so you're speaking that dave then

no i just literally wanted to read this so where am i reading from i was gonna read from this

fellow top boy cano shows up on chapter 16 that's the tune that i want you to listen to first by

the way obviously listen to the album but chapter 16 is just know that tases to listen to this. Cano shows up almost like an elder, a deacon, uplifting and supporting Dave in his hour of solace. You got a lot of years ahead of you, some years will worsen you, some years will better you, if not positive, drop it, streets residue, but keep a piece of itself when you're selling you.

The game ain't for the throne and the kings are checkable.

This sermon is personal, is being generous by sharing it.

The boy who played harp is Dave's Matthew 3 verse 12, chapter 3 verse 12 separating the wheat from the shaft,

the righteous from the wicked or in Santan's case separating the real fans from the fake. Since it dropped, I've seen a number of viral tweets called in the Project Mid, with some fans unhappy with the lack of clash or sprint of moments, i.e. radio hits and club heaters. But if you understand rap, you'll know that artists have seasons, and evidently Santan isn't in the season of superficial celebrity moments. He's in a search of purpose. And if you can't rock with him now on his soul searching journey, can you really call yourself a fan? That's what I wanted to read because, bro, that album, it's like you'll listen to it and be like, where's the bangers? And it's like, I see Tanks, who's a streamer for those you don't know, and he was talking about,

right, where's the tune that you play around Hose?

I'm like,

man said the tune, who you play around.

Yeah, the video's gone viral on Twitter right now.

That's basically what he mentioned because he's got a tune called Fairchild

and it's a deep one

where he talks about a woman's experience,

raving,

being around men

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