you just missed it man I wasn't throwing up brick off the brick up the brick out the brick in a camera rolled I'm not good at playing I was I don't believe you are not good at anything no I don't believe you for a second I wish I had your sounds like it sounds like you're
hustling me wish I had you wish add your accent no I said get like a goober suicide doors are down yeah that's funny I had a panic attack when I bought that car I bet you did yeah it was like it freaked me out cuz I've never bought anything like that before yeah and that's not to flex but this Rolex though
I've never got a piece of jewelry and I never got a fast car and then one day I woke up and like look it looked at my bank account and it was like so okay cuz I always wonder about this like when you come into some money which by the way doesn't happen overnight yeah it does
take time but when you come into some money which is that moment that moment do you go to a ATM do you go online do you like how do you know like when you see that number in your bank account you're like that's life-changing money well for me they're life-changing money like when I
first time I deal I sign and it was like the advance was like 200 grand yeah so going from section 8 and food stamps and Welfare to 200 grand while exchanging money life-changing but like the life changes I'm talking about is like thirty million dollar deal I just
signed yes my dad freaked me out it was like I felt like a target I felt like like I don't know that that was the moment where I was like a target so I talked about it when you go I told Def Jam no less than thirty minutes but that's what I think I for me it's like I said like I woke up and I
realized how much money I had a mass it's not necessary about things monetarily but it's about like when you think about success and I woke up and was like oh I don't have to do anything for the rest of my life just sit now I want to make music and have fun all
beautiful to me and so I would just wanted to have a really good time and that's why I even feel like the transition from the last album you know which talked about so much serious topics to now just being able to just have a good time everybody knows I can rap everybody knows I have something to
say but now it's like let's just turn up there's there's an interesting contradiction that permeates throughout your albums as you continue to become more successful monetarily professionally personally and that is that you wear it like a badge of honor but equally you'll follow up almost
immediately afterwards I said but it's not the source or the solving of all your problems and that's an interesting position of being right because you'll be like I got thirty million in the bank holy but hold up small about that yeah and I wonder like what that's like
to actually live in that environment because you project it on your musics you got to live it yeah but it's really it's cool it's like you know growing up I lived in like a box rather than yeah this place which is insane and did you ever imagine this place was a part of
your goals fam no like I never I didn't even think about that I thought more so about just just trying to make it like forever for me it was like about trying to make it and becoming like a known person and you know like loved or revered in music and hip-hop in the culture but then I actually realized
that that isn't even really important what's mainly important is just the fans and the connection that you have as a man hmm and an artist and what happened did you come to that conclusion at what point during your recording career did you realize that it was how you
represented yourself as a person rather than as an artist everybody because once I did everybody I realize cuz there's so many people that hate that album and there's people who love that album interesting but I realized that that it that's just the way it is no matter what
you do people are gonna love it or they're gonna hate it so that's one thing that that's really difficult as an artist is like dude you got a honestly you just have like yeah but you gotta say everybody and you even you know in a way like the people who love and enjoy
your music because it's like if you keep trying to do the same thing over and over it's actually catch them tiger by the tail that's it's like you'll never it'll never work and and the reason that we're having this conversation at this moment in time I have at any time but you know we've got this this new
Tarantino project yeah it's just drop which is exciting and yeah you work hard every every day every day I enjoy a nice scotch like I'm pushing 30 that's so weird to think but it's like I join I scotch or especially now it's so great because you're so transparent and you're honest about
sometimes about the contradiction that you put across like oh the money thing or you know I don't smoke weed I'm not really into there oh I do smoke weed I smoke cigarettes I don't want smoke you're living your life in process and you're opening that up to all of us and
I respect that and you know I just think it's interesting that you can get to a point and say you know what maybe I've changed my mind maybe I did smoke weed ya know completely a long time I didn't smoke and that was my thing like yeah I don't smoke and I don't drink but it
wasn't that I was like straightedge or that it was just like that's just where I was and now as a grown man but I was also scared about you know cuz my family and like the drug addiction and alcoholism that's literally in my blood it always scared me it yes it really scared because you were exposed to that
at a really early age ya know I mean super young like in the house in the house cooking crack or time yeah like crazy and that's the other thing I think is so funny about me especially in like hip-hop or credibility or whatever is like the way I look but it's like I
lived that life when I was in it I saw it and never once did I ever even think about trying to glorify them Jesse towards the youth did that make it frustrating for you at times knowing that really you you had as much of a right to tell a story that was as real and as relevant in modern-day America or
in fact all over the world as anybody and yet people looked at you and they're made assumptions of course but that I mean that's just how I look man but that's that's that's America more than anything you know it's like we look at people we judge a book by its cover it
just it just is what it is like bro fam I represent peace love positivity you know didn't mean I'm the underdog I came from nothing it's like mother should love me but they still hate me and other people love you but you again according to your story you you must have had to have done to me the
real self rehabilitation or how to help some people on the way to help you come out of that because when you go up in the kind of environment that you've documented on your records that's you don't make a transition into this place with that attitude Wow goddamn this is
why you do this job I always say it was like common sense and God and then yeah like like good people in my life growing up you know my mentor solomon mary jo and bernie like my godparents my friend's big Limbo who let me sleep in on his couch and you know I was 19 years
old homeless this man let me live with him sleep on his couch I was supposed to get a job we had a serious conversation and I'm basically like yo just give me one year yeah he was a land surveyor for 12 years and so he was like out measuring all the stuff rain sleet snow
back in Maryland freezing putting in the work exactly and almost a year to the day I sign my deal to Def Jam told him to quit his job and said we're come la mime gonna do this a lot best yeah so it's like I think I think what that is it's just like I've been so blessed along this journey to meet incredible
people that have always like would never be scared to like check me and be like yo chill or you know you should be focused on this or do this morning but even myself there was this voice named down that was like don't go turn up don't go to the party don't go this I think it's even deeper for you because
the success that you've had in the last 12 months is is and rightfully so circulates around a song and a message which means a lot to many many people so when you think about it that way it's not like you've had a smash with a club banger yeah you've come out and had a
smash with something that people needed in their lives and so they probably have looked to you to some degree with an even deeper way deeper and that see that's what I love when people come like I said you have your certain people who just know like logic like you know does
the rapper guy like whatever but a majority of the people come up to me is like thank you yeah say thank you or they're in tears like crazy like crazy like I want to spot the other day and I just walk in and then this kid is you know he's like 24 years old just starts
crying to me you know and I'm just like god damn this is amazing like I would rather have this any day of the week and I you know thinking back to like my first album like literally I was in the studio like trying to make kind of like club bangers in there and I was just so
confused and like now as a 28 year old man it's like I'm so happy I didn't have a hit record until it was that record I'm happy that it wasn't that record because like now the whole world knows who I am they know what I represented they know the message the motto peace
love positivity and you know the timing now feels like more more and more people wanted to have that conversation that dialogue I think yeah I think they did I was really scared to make this album and to make this song goddamn this huh yeah and because I didn't want to talk about
it you know so it's like for me it's even deeper than just 1-800 like everybody as a whole whole London like how scared you must be making didn't you make him like three weeks yeah yeah that's pretty much how everything works like Bobby Tarantino's like a week like it's just it just it just it just kind
of happens I'm I can imagine in that 20 weeks you're just like you got to get it out it was you my second guess yourself 100 I mean I remember calling killer Mike and it was the height of I mean I don't wanna say it's cuz to me everyday is the height of this but like black
lives matter in the movement what was going on in the community and what wasn't being addressed and what wasn't being talked about and I was like I felt like I have all this power and a voice and I want to say something about that and about you know women who are being sexually abused and assaulted and
and people's mental health and anxiety and depressed like where is like there's people saying this not on like a mainstream level and I was like not willing to do that I want to be able to just say this and it but at the same time I didn't and I called him and I was
like I don't want to do this but I feel like I have to do this he was like brother you got to do whatever you got to do and he said it just like that and he said you cannot be scared to make an album that is preaching about love and equality and the acceptance of one another based on
the opinions of other people he's like you can't let them stop you and I was like god damn you're right like it's all there now on that record like once you go there once you tell you a life story to the degree like my son I'll tell you straight up my living Ross son who you
know both my kids love you music yeah my 11 year old is just a super super fan and he said are you talk to logic today he said can you ask him if that story about him being kidnapped and all the things that he wish it was true yeah because then he was desperate to know that there was truth to this there's
truth to every single thing that I write you know like us as rappers we like flex and we say fun stuff for this or that or whatever but for me like especially when when documenting my life are the things that I've gone through I mean that's why I even like not to bring it up because I
don't even want to talk about it a lot on the internet you know but like just even my race like I'm so proud to be Who I am yeah and to have all these people try to tell me that I could be this or I can't oh no that's my engineers you got that dawg thank you God yeah in the icy
whites - yeah but yeah but you know people try to tell me like oh you shouldn't be proud or you're not this or you aren't that or you or whatever the hell and I'm just kind of here to say like who has anybody else to tell me who I am or what I've gone through what I haven't gone through you know I mean
like I've experienced a lot of really really terrible things like as a child like insect like literally I've been through pretty much every single thing you could go through when it comes to like pain and despair besides sexual assault but that's why I'm so happy that
I could write this album because there's so many things like every perspective that I was rapping from or singing from it's like you know if I'm talking about you know the single strong beautiful black woman with three children trying to support herself and go to college and get a
degree and it's like these are people in my life but you did that gang-related was that as well yeah with my wife's yeah but it's different when it's different when you're like not popping like that and then when everybody's watching you yeah then they dissect
everything you say even more you know so it's when did you um when did you feel comfortable after you finished everybody when did you actually realize that you could live with that body of work I know you want to put it out as you did but there must have been a fear leading up
to release I never felt comfortable about it I still don't you know just like I feel comfortable with myself and I'm happy with me and what I represent but it's it's just like there's people every its opinions man like what I'm learning especially as I get older is
like we're all just a bunch of kids in kindergarten no matter what people say about you like people are always gonna talk to you about you especially of you a lot so we go in here and take a look in here yeah yeah let's do it so this isn't the main house the main house is over there but this is like
your creative yeah this is like what I really love actually hung on if you come in here so let's like break the fourth wall yeah that's long broken so this is my creation station oh yeah this is like a little kind of like coaching museum up in here yeah this is it this is like
standing inside the brain and logic no like straight up you this is where I break down my weed and yeah like I'll read here this is where I wrote my novel I wrote my novel in here and then all this piano I love this piano yeah that's a pretty good one okay let me like do
right over thee doesn't say what can you play yeah I can play pure self-talk well my buddy arcade he teaches me [Music] what's the nerdiest thing you've got in here what's the thing that you think is like the deepest the deepest object that you have in here which makes you smile
every time you look at it I don't know I really like my fake rocket cell a chain that I bought for $15 on yeah hunting is sunlight is I wanted to change a semi one but yet all this stuff like I love guardians of the galaxy here's my Tarantino and the pulp fiction so you've met him not yet bro yeah JJ everyone
said that he's gonna introduce me why how much money I mean to flex like now a flick flex my man let me pick up that name oh that's crazy to me because you'd be so vocal about that and I know that you manifest destiny I'm a big believer and I know you visualize in Jordan and
it's doing that with you so it's gotta you know what I want to do is acting if one of his films films one day we talked a little bit before about three artists that you whose hands you have shaken yeah and who joined you on this record what is it about was why do you what did
you decide to work with him and I've always want to work with his like you didn't get the laughs though I didn't get the laughs Doug so I was like I'm gonna do - laughs that's a good version of it yeah but when I mean ever since like coach no j-dog like that's like that's like working with Kanye I'm not
getting her hey ya know straight up yeah no I need that but ya know it was like that was incredible and it was honestly every year have had conversations about like wanting to work with Wiz like you know I'm talking to like my managers or this or this before we like really knew
each other and all types of stuff and I've always wanted to work with him but I also didn't want to force it and I didn't want to you know just make a turn-up song just to do or this or that and then I started smoking in Flour a little bit just a little bit and I was
like oh this is what this is about you know everything I'm just like listen to the music and vibe in and then I came up with that title indica bad dude yeah I was like yeah I love that title so fun and then I was like yo you know who would kill this Wiz and then I just
reached out and he was like yeah and he sent me I don't know how Baez that's like my favorite verse like he's ever done like I love it but yeah like he's like spitting though yeah he's crazy man and was that a fun day to come over here to do it naturally that's the one person that I
that I actually did then I did work with but we knew each other love each other we knew all the same people yeah and all this stuff and it was just like a matter of time and then we hit each other up so we made a personal connection someday yeah yeah but not in person change you
know yeah first time I met Chainz was at def jam and the CEOs office when I just signed to Def Jam and I was like goddamn it my man is tall he's like nine and and he stands up and he's like yeah I like gave me like a 2 Chainz I'd live is that meeting I mean he was eating like shrimp
lobster pasta and I was like yo this is the most gangster there's a long time he's really cool he's cool man Cooper cutest dog as well trap he shuts to trappy that tracks great and then of course Big Sean and to me on the record whenever I hear you and Big Sean I'm
like this is dueling mics yo you like it was funny he could have me because I was like Taos crazy like he reminds me of you and you remind me him in the sense that both he will get on the mic and just be like I am leaving nothing yeah like nah I told him cuz I hit him and I
was like trying to get the verse for him forever because he's a busy guy and I was like yo I wasn't gonna need that I was like God I was like come on I got a master much let's go and so he sent me the verse and I'm like this is insane y'all this is like so crazy like now you're making me I got a
rap da da da and he calls me goes I don't be trying out rap me laughs is what I'm saying though shout out rap you almost so speak now speaking about rap and we're talking about it I think back to 2013 I think about I think about the freshmen list yeah when that cover yeah
what did that mean to you at the time everything yeah when I found out that I was a freshman oh my god I screamed my manager called me I'll never forgive his back in 2010 sleeping on my boys couch I was like in 2013 I remember saying I did an interview it doesn't exist anymore so
I don't the internet but I did an interview with this dude from back home and I was like in 2013 I'm gonna be a freshman and then it happened and my manager called me and I was in rockville maryland still living there and he calls me and i'm like yo what's up man why do
you call me so early and he goes he's like what's up freshmen Wow and he said that to me and it was like everything like that was the epitome that was like if I could be a freshman because you see Cuddy and coal and crit and you see Matt Miller and Wiz it's like you just got all these enough
airplane men it's a real mock without a doubt I think about the people that are on that cover with you and it was a you know a great list I mean Bronson still thriving Travis Travis yeah schoolboy q q yeah absol absolutely one that was on that was on the cover yeah yeah crazy
and I think about like some of those artists and what they've gone on to achieve as well and if you've ever had a chance to reconnect with any of those guys after that shoot in process and and and how it feels to charter them to because it does unify an era yeah a generation of others it really is
like a class it's like you know like almost like people you went to high school with in a way man I remember doing that with Travis and being like no I'm always very nervous to go up to other artists because I respect them so much and like especially if I'm a fan
and I just don't want to bug them bother them and then also I don't want to be like disappointed if they're like yes yeah and I remember seeing Travis and just like kind of being nervous because he was with good music and yeah and I was like this little dude from
Gaithersburg Maryland and going up to him and he was just coolest and then he then you know I went on tour and then he like came out to a show and we're importantly going off and like it's stuff like that man when you when you see those people later and see what they've accomplished and it's just
really special speaking of good there was a pretty influential tour for you I think for people who witnessed and talked about this day which was when you went out with Cudi bro yeah now now Cudi is like on future and Kanye and key other artists that are around and always adding a cornerstone beyond music of
influence in terms of the tank and the transparency and willingness to put it all on record yeah but that dude like inspired me to talk about like anxiety or mental health or exactly he was the dude that was like it's okay to be sad it's okay to talk about these things and
go through these things especially especially now because like I said I've been made to feel terrible or this or that about being emotional or whatever the case may be which is to me it's it's almost like Neanderthal it's like a such a backwards way of thinking you're right
man and and and and to have that somebody around you like Cuddy who's an artist that you respect and realizing that he's an or he or she are able to to guide you through that with some wisdoms yes to be precious and yeah so I had that just through his music in general but like to
meet him he's the reason why I always introduce myself as Bobby now you know when he came up to me was a hey I'm Scott I was like to me you're cutting deaf yeah yeah boy like so it's it was amazing they're like no you're just in dude you're right and you just taught me
that Europe and guy and when you step to the mic you're a god you're the you're the bomb you're the best you're the greatest alive you know when I google Logic release on my computer if you google you google you I go and see what other people have searched for what the
context is and it's in you know it's childish gambino it's drag yeah it's an era of artists a generation which are achieving great things yourself included yeah how that makes you feel because I know that each one of you I could get myself in trouble with this I've job
I'll go through it gently but I think each one of those three artists in particular have at some point felt like they're not getting you're not getting your props oh yeah no question we Drake released if you're reading this yeah that was backup Drake yeah you guys aren't taking me seriously
childish has been that mm-hmm you've been that yeah and all three of you now are kind of you've arrived yeah yeah and I wonder what your thoughts are being associated with artists to that degree and whether or not you agree that feels like your generation is so much yeah I
think they are where they are because they always stayed them no matter what you know like Drake just shows me nothing but love and like I was back on that in that basement sitting on that couch like nowhere to live homeless listening to his music as a fan like being inspired by him same with childish
gambino especially now as an actor you know what I mean and seeing these transitions that they have and so it's like like Drake doesn't realize in many ways he was like the big brother I never had and he set the example and paved the way for me to be myself and so it's like now
you know whether I'm at the Grammys or I'm here or there or whatever and it's like he'll show me love or be like good job or that's dope or congratulate me on a release it's like man you know people don't realize what that's like what that means you know I don't think anybody can
unless your have made it to this level to note that like the love and respect of somebody that inspired you to that degree it's just it's really insane and I think yeah I think they we've all had that moment you know those people who are in that tear of like but don't put me like right this is I am here I have
arrived this is is what it is yes and people are always going to say whatever they want to say but they're just gonna be saying whatever they want to say well we're living our life right do you have any reason to go back to Maryland like that yeah see my family and what's the
relationship like with them now that you know you'd be you know you've it's a lot better it's a it's definitely a lot better you know there's just sort of members of my family that I just don't really talk to you it never did really talk to you so it doesn't really make sense
and there's even members of my family that aren't bound by blood that I'd love to go home in so yeah yeah I love going there I love torn they're one of my favorite places is there I don't want to say where it is because then I'll blow it it's amazing that you can you can to
have lived your life and of course you know when you go through experiences like that you can't divorce yourself from those whole wholesale but a lot of times it can it can bring back difficult memories genetic experience isn't for you to be able to make peace with that
and go back there and see it as something that is a party of future as opposed to a bad memory from your past I think is pretty amazing yeah I think dealing with things rather than internalizing them is always good and being able to go back to places where things have happened like you know
that's it's really crazy like oh this is the first place I ever shot a gun and that's what's really funny cuz people like the perception of like me because of how I look or there's to that but it's like and this is the first place I ever cooked crack that was crazy
learning how to use baking soda and like whatever you know and this is this is where uh you know deaf things have happened but this is also where great things have happened you know I mean this is like where I first made out with a girl or this isn't it I'm like you know these fun memories as well and yeah
it's always great to go back home because it lets you know that you ain't well you sit on the Rick or to some degree on that trip on every day you know you it's amazing the song is this kind of triumphant almost victory lap post 1-800 yet matically if you listen to it what
you're doing is questioning what that success has brought you and quietly asking those questions and the trade you know that kind of success what kind of sacrifice does it do you have to make I sacrifice my 20s to be here you know and that's really crazy like to think that
you know like I went to the bar for the first time like a couple months ago or something like that like that's crazy you know it's like and then going and realizing like oh this is nice like I don't know it's not that I'm going to get faced or anything you just go and you're meeting people and it's very nice
and it's a really just cool thing to do and so but I've sacrificed so many elements of just social situations and meeting people and especially outside of music because all I've done is consumed myself in the craft and I think that's in no way I think that's why I'm the
greatest at what I do how far in advance do you think though do you think like 5-10 years do you think kids do you think yeah different era in life I think about all of it yeah I think about I think about music I think about film I think about this and then it stretches
you know cuz I'm already on my like third film from my fourth novel that I'll want to like it it's just people look at me and they're like yo chill out like you got so much goin on but yeah I do I think about that I think about children I think about just anything and nothing you know like who knows what's
to come because you do all this planning and at the same time anything could happen whether it's a positive or a negative let's go downstairs and see the lab all right this feels so studio studio yeah I love how you go from like just upstairs chillin with the homies to
this this is deep man with a Batman logo in the back there yes the Batcave I don't think that's the Batcave I don't think you've applied a any kind of alter ego - have you done a Marvel alter ego yet no I have my black spider-man yeah but yeah Marvel made one of there I had
one of those albums like the hip hop covers they did that with me oh yeah that's cool yeah it's pretty rad would you I mean would you dive deeper into that because you seem like such that seems like a real thing for you is is the idea of fantasy and and the way that
you can tell stories based on reality better through kind of characters sometimes and you can in your own way without question yeah I mean even you know the incredible shoe story the second album is very like sci-fi and stuff and I think I'd love to get into that I think that's why I'm
really stoked to do film and even novels now even though those are more based on the real-life and different things like that but can we stop and talk about those for a bit I mean you want to see you gonna WA not see things doesn't when you're ready but like okay let's talk
about the novel first is there's some kind of biography to some degree or no it's it's it's a work of fiction but it's all stems from you know from my life and it's basically it's funny because it's about a guy who's writing a book for the first time as I'm writing a book for the first time yeah so I'm on
that literally the last stage of editing it it's all the stories all done everything's finished and then just cool it's called super market yeah and I actually works in a supermarket I worked in a couple supermarket dude I worked at supermarkets I worked at wing stuff yeah
Jiffy Lube I even worked at a flower shop for this Korean value that's created on USA oh yes yeah it was cool it was got my fingers yeah yo roses but I remember when uh you know I would always listen to graduation because it was around the time that that came out and so yeah I would like basically be
death Ordnung all the roses listen to Kanye speaking of movies you don't have to run out a little bit with me we're like I'm gonna get in this I'm working on this I'm gonna do this it's gonna happen and then so here we are so we're talking about what you've been doing in
the film world now manifesting that did well yeah I mean I'm working on this it hasn't been announced yet I can't wait until it's announced I'm really excited okay well you skirt around it but give you a little something basically I wrote a film and I was going to fund it myself
you know for like around probably around like five million dollars because I wanted it to be a really fun indie for example like a Juno Ellen Page Michael Cera was about six million dollar film so super dope indie it's a comedy and then I went and spoke to somebody that I
revere and really appreciate in in film and he was a director actor like somebody he was basically like you wrote a movie he's like are you serious like let me read it and he gave it to his people and they were all like this is insane we want to make your movie I mean oh
yeah so I'm doing it but I'll give you the exclusive later so this place is great so this is obviously where you draw your recording at imagine this is where it all happens except for the marshmallow joint did you go to marshmallow and do that joint no I did that here actually actually you know
it's crazy bro as I was like me and marshmallow had known each other for a while I really respected and we met and then he was like we should do something together and I was like okay but like thinking like I don't really know about like EDM stuff for this to that but it
was like not he was like no no no I have liked the EDM flavor and all the stuff but I can put something together and I was like let's do it and then before I knew it he sent me a beat and the first beat he sent was that and then I on my phone did the melody right there he
played like he send it to me I'm on my laptop and then I don't know every day and I just started like coming up with him then that I sent him the memo on my phone and then he calls me like bro all my homies we've been singing just from that one melody like they all remember
it and then I got home and just knocked it out I was literally like ready to go I was gonna have some fun I was like let's do this message engineers always here the door was always open oh yeah so yeah so everything is his name is Bobby J's Bobby so everything's turned on do you work to
a schedule or do you just work when inspiration strikes I work whenever inspiration strikes you know sometimes you try to keep asking like hey let's do a couple days this week so we'll generally like six works here as well six works here he works a lot as crypto just like beyond his left eye he just
makes beats man he has fun but yeah I mean you know we even went to Maui I went to Maui and set up to work on some music there just goes yeah that's not out yeah and then pull up selector wheel of selector you know come on now but no I mean I've gotta do you know what I do
for a living I got music that's questions so I went to Maui and recorded and then from Maui I went to Tokyo which I've always wanted to always wanted to go there and actually got this tattoo oh yeah this one says this one says Kill Bill yeah which is that you know Tarantino
and one of my favorite movies that inspired me and through that film I discovered the RZA who did the soundtrack which then I discovered wudang clan' and then through that hip-hop yo had dinner with RZA oh cool awesome guy that the abbot that God yeah and then this one I'll be the set here
let me just take off this this one says ultra 85 so which is you know the last album is that Maui is that which are 85 Maui is that is that is that are they connected oh no you talking about bro what well I mean if you're gonna go out you may as well go out of Maui one thing that was really
dope is its PJ was all original music they I mean it was all live instrumentation and James Brown meets the Chili Peppers like crazy like super dope vibe you know so you're smart its Travis Barker on the drums it was all crazy but anyway I'll take it man thank you that's cool we'll
draw a line through that one but that's appreciate that oh great we're looking forward to all that sitcom let's go up to half pipe man let's get okay this is a great spot though well now you're having fun think about all the things you can do I mean I'm pretty excited cuz
you know some arenas you know but anyway on my own but you know might be tour coming or so anyway honestly you know I really want to go into her Drake that'd be funny like I like uh I always thought about that because I feel like that'd be a that'd be super dope you seem just really at peace bro I'm so
happy bro I have everything I could have ever wanted in my life bro do you understand I could tour the world I can do movies books chill take care of my family like I'm stoked look at this guy he's killing it right here dude thanks man I was a pleasure talking with you man