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But I'm also down bad for Richard Rios.
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He's he's a papucho.
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Can somebody pull the picture?
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I got to see this guy.
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You guys over here losing our minds over him.
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Welcome to Migente Latino Jessy reggae.
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Reina Colombiana, one of my favorite Canadians representing.
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I'm so excited to finally meet you and have you here.
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How are you? I'm good.
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I'm good. I'm very good,
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Well, summer's approaching,
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and I wanted to ask,
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how are you defrosting for summer 2026?
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How am I defrosting?
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For summer 2026, how are you getting ready for the Vano
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what else? Just blocking out days,
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planning camping trips. Oh,
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that sounds good. Are you excited for the World Cup?
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I'm a little nervous because I'm performing at the opening ceremony in
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I'll be, I'll be able to have more excitement once that
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right, I can feel that.
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Well, one of my favorite things about you is how prideful
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you always are about your Colombian upbringing and your parents,
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especially. Looking back,
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how has that upbringing in Canada shaped this moment in your career
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I've always said that I was really fortunate to have been
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born in Toronto because it was somewhere that encouraged me to wave
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not like intense nationalism,
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but like just being,
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being very. Open to honor my roots loudly,
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you know, and also because Toronto is such a melting pot
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I think it's also made me just very,
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very open, very open in general to other cultures,
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and what I'm about to say is very,
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I know it's not exclusive to me because I've even seen like
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other interviews or other people that have had that experience where your
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parents immigrated and then you're first generation and then.
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People say this all the time.
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It feels like you're in one country when you're at home and
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then you leave and it's a completely different country,
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and I said this earlier where I'm like,
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you, you, that's difficult for an adult,
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but for a child it's even more difficult because there's no,
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there's no manuscript, there's no guide.
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When you're at school,
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There's no fucking adults like holding your hand trying to like lead
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you through how, how and why there's a discrepancy in culture
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and why you can't communicate to Brittany and or to like Ashley
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or in the ways that like you think would be cool,
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I wouldn't say hardship,
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but that, that degree of adversity,
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I think made me much more well versed to be a chameleon
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and then look at that as a strength to be like,
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you got to dance between two worlds,
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which again is not exclusive to me.
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Any kid that grew up.
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And that that felt like they were,
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they were assimilating has that that experience and has also if you
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were smart enough and you could alchemize it,
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that talent to be like,
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I am malleable. So I think that it shaped me in
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that way. Beautifully said.
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And as a Colombiana in LA,
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you know, there are some of us here,
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but it, you go like places like Miami and you feel
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a little bit more of a presence.
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I'm curious, what is that Colombian presence in Toronto.
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Toronto, like, it's there,
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it's there, not as much as Florida,
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right, right? There's parties,
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parties, yeah, yeah,
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yeah. There's Latino markets.
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There's Latino areas. We got,
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We got Salsa in Saint Clair,
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which is like a fucking 6,
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6th Street party that they have every year.
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It's dope and, and Columbus Bakery.
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We got like on Melvin and this,
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I'm listing all these things,
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but they're, they're Toronto-based.
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There's, there's a really dope Spanish market next to.
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I need the starter kit.
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I need the Columbia Toronto starter.
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Yeah, there's a sick pupusa spot at Melvin.
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and that's, I know it's not ours,
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Mona. She's from El Salvador,
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and I grew up eating her mom's pupusas.
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So when I find a good When I appreciate it deeply.
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Yes, that's. All right,
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Jesse, can we do a quick crema playlist with you?
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So we're going to give you,
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some scenarios and you're going to drop a song on
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how that scenario makes you feel.
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all-time favorite song to dance to Fru song that reminds you of
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Best song that gets you locked in before a show,
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like what are you throwing on is T minus 5 minutes before
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Is there anything you put on to relajalte?
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Or just get you in locked in.
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No, I'm not that kind of,
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not that kind of athlete,
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which is funny because,
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excuse me, it's funny.
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I don't, my brain doesn't work like that to drop into
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Best song for a late night drive.
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Like you're going out for a drive.
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It's a nice summer day,
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Laventana tangabajo. You might blast this at the red light.
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All right. And what's the 6th anthem like?
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What's a Toronto song that is there any song from the 6th
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that represent you, or like what song comes to mind?
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I really like this one you said them immediately,
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and it's a throwback,
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but headlines. I love headlines.
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I. Starting not to give a fuck and stopping the consequence
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like that that song can light me up like if I was
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because I like I mentioned like before shows I don't,
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but if I needed something to like that that that song feels
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like I could plug it in and,
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and I'll gain some weight.
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What is that before show process typically look like for you?
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I don't like having people backstage before the show.
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I don't like socializing.
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I don't like. None of that shit.
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I need to keep my energy like sacred.
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I chug water like a fish,
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warm-ups for like 20 minutes,
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stretching, and then I pray with my team,
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sage myself, and then I go.
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You're locked in. I love that,
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the conservation of energy.
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That's how I feel like before any interview or anything.
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I'm just like, I can't,
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I'm sorry, I have to do this so I can fully
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dedicate myself to the moment.
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Well, you talked a bit on picture day about your upbringing
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and I wanted to talk about.
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First job, how old were you when you started working?
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I was 13 years old when I first started working.
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Actually, I guess I was older because I was babysitting when
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but babysitting the neighbor's kids and helping my mom with babysitting isn't
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you know, but my first check that was like government
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issued or an institution issued was when I was 13.
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What was that first job?
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Wild Water Kingdom, water park in Toronto.
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What did you blow your first paycheck on?
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You immediately went and bought what groceries.
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I bought groceries for the crib.
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maybe that's actually,
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I didn't buy groceries.
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I bought. I must have bought snacks or some like unhealthy
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some shit like that.
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My first check that I ever got from music,
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I bought groceries. That was a few years later.
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And when you look back now,
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what did those first jobs teach you that you still carry today
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that I fucking can't deal with.
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Authority. Yeah, I can't,
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I can't deal with that.
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Whatever I do, I need to make sure that I'm always
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driving. Yeah, and it's just in me and it's just
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I just, I've learned to embrace that side of me
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this is. My natural vocation has that as one of my
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attributes and it's something that I honor.
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It's funny because I was reading this book,
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this book called Beyond Good and Evil.
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It poses this theory that like some people are just made for
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different things and that our concept of what is a good quality
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and what is a bad quality is just something that was imposed
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our, our culture or our Our society and that for example
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like someone who was born to be a leader is gonna have
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qualities that to some might seem like pompous or like you know
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like tanreida is because they're like no no this they know that
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they want to do this but some people are just more connected
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to their intuition and you need a leader to build things.
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Everyone's not supposed to be a chef in the kitchen.
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You also need a supporting cast to be able to like build
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the book is just really funny because it talks about how like
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it, it's a disservice sometimes when you put people in this
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context of like what is good and what is bad because then
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for some people humility is such a good thing and to be
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of servitude is such a good thing and to be considered is
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such a good thing and yes they are,
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but in those instances if someone is meant to be a leader
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then the majority of their energy supply should be going to
08:28
that as opposed to being concerned of how they're gonna be received
08:31
or perceived or making sure that everyone has a mic and making
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sure that everyone has an opportunity because it's.
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it's a concept. I obviously don't think that that should be
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the be all end all because I also think there's something to
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be said for like respect and you know,
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just that, that also has to,
08:45
has to be at the forefront of how you're leading your life
08:47
But I found it really interesting that that's one of the
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that's what spoke to me because I'm like,
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yeah, I'm not meant to do that.
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if I, my intuition is loud and I know what I'm
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supposed to be doing,
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if I need help I'll ask,
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but I normally don't need it for like some decisions,
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certain decisions, so I gotta read that book.
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Yeah, it's interesting.
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What was your worst job or boss that you can remember that
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was like, you know what,
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This shit is chopped.
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This shit is chopped.
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I hated a lot of my job.
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I got fired sometimes.
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Yo, I, I can't tell you how many times I've
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gone like this with my name tag,
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really? Yeah, that like that's it.
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send my number and check in the mail because I can't because
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I'm gonna do, I'm gonna do something crazy here.
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And then I don't want to be known as that,
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so I'd rather just walk away,
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I still got to come to this mall.
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let me not do nothing crazy.
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But,, you have any job like that?
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The first one that comes to mind was my boss when I
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which is kind of like Publix.
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What is the equivalent of Publix here?
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Ralph's, Ralph's, yeah,
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like a Ralph's. It's like a Ralph's,
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I just didn't like it.
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But it was just bread.
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fuck it, I'm doing this.
10:05
I understand because they were fully grown adults.
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You know, so I get why that could be a weird
10:10
dynamic for them to be like this fucking 13 year old Picagaya
10:15
and she doesn't even know what the fuck she's doing and she's
10:16
showing up late and like I get it,
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and there was a lack of respect because I didn't respect it
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so like that's what it was,
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but I, they just wanted me to work certain days and
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I had them blocked off for.
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Dance because I had to go at that time I was living
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in Brampton and then my dance practice was in Toronto and it
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was like a 3 hour commute,
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which was wild, but I,
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I had certain days blocked off.
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They allowed it and then I had,
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they, they gave me shit,
10:38
but they allowed it.
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And then anyways, dance dance got canceled and so I had
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a free day and then I got hungry.
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This is the store closest to my house.
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Fuck it. And then my dumb ass,
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yo, when they say that your fucking frontal lobe isn't fully
10:54
developed, people really mean that because it must have been Plato
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for me to think that I could.
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I thought if I went in rollerblades,
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I could get in and get out faster.
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I did. Isn't that ridiculous rollerblades?
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Yeah, that's why like,
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yeah, you know what,
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I'm going to put rollerblades on.
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I'm going to be so fast they're not going to catch me
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Fucking deduction is that?
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I swear I'm, I think.
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Plato, the frontal lobe was just Plato.
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I thought that that would be a good idea.
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And so then I went in and went out,
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went in the turbo lane.
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Anyway, I got a call the next day from fucking Karen
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or Martha, whatever the fuck her name was.
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She was like, It doesn't really seem like you want to
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work here. And I was like,
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You're right. That's why I was rollerblades was the end of
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the conversation. I never worked there again.
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Well, I love how you mentioned frontal lobes developing because we
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want to know what advice would you give to someone in their
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early twenties who might be feeling lost.
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Early twenties, try different things because if,
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because they don't, if,
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if you're lost and you don't know what you're supposed to be
11:54
doing or what your vocation is or what you really like,
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the only way you're going to find out is if you try
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it. And there's a fallacy that like the more time you
12:03
take, the more you'll be able to theorize,
12:05
but it's not the fact because time's going to pass you by
12:08
anyway. The best thing you can do is to fail because
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that's the only way you're going to know.
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So fail faster. Try this.
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get the fuck back up.
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Learn to sharpen your resiliency and make that a muscle that you
12:17
can lean on so that you could try again.
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And if you fail at that,
12:20
just try again. And I know it sounds so cliche,
12:22
but you legitimately only You really only fail the day you quit
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You know what I mean?
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if you are, if you are looking and longing for something
12:30
that fits you, like a jacket that fits in a,
12:32
in a space that feels like home,
12:34
just keep trying until you fucking find it.
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But you're not going to know if you just theorize and you
12:39
don't actually jump, so you got to jump.
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don't be scared of asking.
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people who are older than you,
12:47
who have been through it about like what their,
12:49
what their worst snake was and what kind of advice they'd give
12:52
you because there's so much,
12:53
there's such a life hack to be able to learn from.
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It's such a life hack to be able to learn from other
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people's mistakes if you're able to do that as well and and
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live with those both because then you're working in theory off their
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mistakes, but then you're also working off the practical off of
13:05
you actually jumping in and trying.
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And And, and thirdly.
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Make sure your soul's intact because you can also get lost in
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that because it's really easy to get into the momentum and like
13:18
wide-eyed of ambition. And when you're younger too,
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you have more drive,
13:21
you have more gasoline,
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I used to be up for 48 hours and be fine and
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I would just keep going.
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That shit is not sustainable.
13:29
That shit is not healthy and your body will charge you later
13:32
Given the earlier years,
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yes, they're meant for you to like,
13:35
but just be aware of the fact that even if you succeed
13:39
even if you do jump off the cliff and find your
13:41
thing, even if you get mentors and you're doing all this
13:43
shit, if your soul and your,
13:45
and your spirit and your mind is not sound,
13:47
all of that will have been a fucking waste.
13:49
So you need to make sure that those three things are,
13:51
are, are, are paramount.
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Beautifully sad, beautifully sad.
13:56
Alright, so I hate to do this to you,
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but I did some digging on your IG,
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and I'd love, I'd love to get,
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your take on some of these pictures that I pulled
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So boom, this was August 30th,
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excuse me, that day we got calls saying and wanted me
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in the studio and I was like,
14:22
holy shit, and I remember being in the car super nervous
14:25
and I remember praying,
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excuse me, I remember praying because I had two operating modes
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at that time either.
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Most often I'd get blessed and it was like inspiration would work
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like a faucet and it would be open and it would just
14:38
pour out and I wouldn't have to think like it would just
14:41
come out fast and then every now and then the faucet closes
14:45
a little and it's not like it stops but it comes out
14:47
and drips so I have to build the song a little slower
14:49
This is, this is a long time ago so I
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remember being in the car being like,
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Lord, if I'm gonna be in the studio and I'm gonna
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be working in front of him,
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Fluid, please let it,
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let me flex. Let it come.
15:02
And then I got in there and then they started playing beats
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OK. And then played the beat to Good Guy and I
15:07
shut my eyes and the shit fucking opened up and out.
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Oh yeah, it was so dope.
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I was really happy that that session went the way it did
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Alright, and we got one more page.
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Let's see. All right,
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I got to ask about this one.
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What's going on here?
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That's my grade 8 graduation picture,
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it's a photo of my grade 8,
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what's it called? yearbook,
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yearbook. Sort of like that picture day,
15:35
sort of like that picture day,
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crazy, a little badass.
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The hobbies, Mira Mira,
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the favorite celebrity. Me,
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get rich. I was a tyrant,
15:48
man. 14. I know I was different.
15:53
Isn't that crazy? Question Were your parents supportive of your ambitious
15:59
career? Months early on they would like if I had random
16:02
auditions that I want to go to for like a girl group
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like my my folks would take me and you know they were
16:07
supportive and my mom saw me have like an inclination to music
16:10
early on and like took me to took me to get piano
16:12
lessons when I was like 3 like they supported it.
16:14
however, they're also concerned because everyone and their mother knows how
16:18
dark this industry can be.
16:22
my brother took a completely different route.
16:23
Like he's very studious.
16:24
He's a scientist. He's very like,
16:26
so I feel like they were also anticipating perhaps maybe me.
16:29
That hemplo is crazy.
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My brother's a scientist.
16:33
me being as, as studious,
16:34
and when it turned out that I wasn't,
16:36
and I was a bit more on the other side of the
16:39
spectrum,, I know they were concerned and They were
16:44
scared. I think that's why the first time I got a
16:48
I spent it at home and I was like,
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Look, and they were like,
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Huh, it was the first time I saw.
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Yeah, that's why I took my parents to Coachella.
16:58
Cute. I took them this year to see Carol because it
17:01
meant something extra for us,
17:04
Colombiana, Latina, but they always see me gone and outside
17:08
and I just had to prove like,
17:10
look, I want to do stuff like,
17:14
and at the same time,
17:15
I want you to live life too.
17:17
This is fun, and they loved it.
17:19
I was telling Lore and I had to make bank now because
17:21
they really liked Coachella.
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I'd love that for you.
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That's great. I wish I could take my parents to go
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yeah, man, in the air.
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Just put it. Write it down.
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Make a plan. I'll be telling them sometimes,
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you was in. I want you.
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You just got to asking 21 questions.
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You got this. You just have to haggle the shit that
17:42
there's something that your mom's been asking you for for 5 years
17:45
There's something, or for 6 years.
17:47
There's something that you're like,
17:48
no. That my friend is your haggling chip,
17:52
listen, I know you did it.
17:57
My hair was like in my butt rack and I cut it
18:00
for her, because she,
18:03
no, I cut it for her because I was like,
18:06
but you did it for free.
18:07
I know I should have,
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you tell her, be like,
18:11
Listen, I'll get a fade.
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I'll get a nice fade.
18:15
I'm gonna tuck my shirt in,
18:16
please. You need something.
18:19
I'm gonna, I'm gonna,
18:21
what, what I could build up a case on her and
18:24
you got to come out here because I was going to say
18:25
I was going to get sick,
18:26
but,, you got to come out here.
18:29
All right, we got one more.
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Hey, I love this picture because there's a lot going on
18:34
There's There's a lot going on.
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That picture is great.
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I think we had just played a show.
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We had just played a show December 1st,
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2018. Yeah, we had played a private show I had
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opened for him. And that's Dominican.
18:53
That's the Dominican Drake era,
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you remember those memes.
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He was like a Dominican bouncer.
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He had that, that vibe.
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He's great. That's how you do it,
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honestly, yeah. Well,
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there was an after party after the show,
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and I brought my parents,
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and yeah, I brought my folks.
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And it was at Casa Loma,
19:17
I think that was the after party,
19:20
we did that do rounds on WhatsApp because I know my mom
19:22
would flex that did rounds and some of her will make that
19:25
her profile picture for everything.
19:27
That's such a good picture.
19:28
I love that picture so much.
19:30
So you opened for him here.
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I opened for him and it was in Canada.
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You know what this funny story of that,
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actually, no, I can't tell it.
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Are you a big Drake fan?
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Yeah, what? I know that's a silly question.
19:47
It's a silly question.
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what? Yeah, hell yeah.
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I love that, and I love that he was supportive of
19:53
Yeah, supportive early on,
19:55
has always showed love and not just him.
19:57
Like the whole, his whole team like shows me like shout
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it's just, it's love,
20:02
it's city love. That's very special to hear.
20:05
And your dad, do you often?
20:07
Well, actually, one of my favorite videos to see was
20:10
when you were on tour and when you would bring your dad
20:14
on stage to dance with you,
20:16
Aunt Kaleos or guyosamente.
20:19
What was that moment like for you to,
20:20
to keep bringing him out?
20:22
Fun but scary but fun.
20:26
Oh man, I'm so grateful that I've been able to like
20:30
I just, I know how many people say that
20:34
they're like. Achieving success is one thing.
20:38
But achieving it and being able to share it with the people
20:41
you care about, like,
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because I know a lot of people didn't get that.
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A lot of people have like chased whatever their pinnacle is,
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and then the people who they love have moved on or passed
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or whatever. So that's one thing that I'm like really happy
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really happy that I've been able to share,
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so beautiful. Every time I would see those videos,
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I literally would see like my dad or like like that is
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that is so special to see like you bring them to
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Coachella. Yeah, that's why I got girl,
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I'm like, why am I so emotional at Coachella right now
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But they would be walking ahead and I'd be like drying
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what's going on with me?
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But it is that joy of sharing the success with,
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with family which, as who sacrificed for you and are the
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reason that we're here today.
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So it's like sharing.
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It's like getting, it's like you,
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the farmer doesn't always get to see the fruit that they planted
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and then sometimes they do.
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It's nice to like give them some fruit that's,
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that's theirs. Well,
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we got emotional here.
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I like, I'm gonna start doing that.
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OK, pivoting to the next couple of weeks,
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you touched on World Cup a little bit.
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Let's talk about your song because the way I screamed when I
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heard it, when I saw it,
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how did this collaboration with Eliana come to be?
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last year we got sent the record.
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In December, who sent it?
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Was it circuit that sent the record?
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It's a shout out circuit,
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he sent the record and they're like,
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Yo, we'd love to have you on this,
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and I, and I did it up with my boy Moose
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who's my engineer back home.
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We did it long distance,
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which is like it's not that far.
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I've done a lot of stuff long distance,
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Yeah, and then we shot the video not too long ago
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Everything was very quick from like video to it being out
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It was super fucking fast.
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Eliana is great. I love when I work with people and
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I feel like I've actually made like a friend because that doesn't
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always happen either, you know.
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Sometimes it's just like a professional thing.
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but like she's, yeah,
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sometimes it's just what it is and life moves really fast,
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but I guess. Because this is,
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this is something that we're performing together and where it's,
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it gives more opportunity for,
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for the actual art to blossom and then by default like made
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a friend. She's dope and yeah you could tell in the
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video your energy together is just like,
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oh I wanna be their friend.
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she's great. I also same thing with her,
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like her team is just lit too.
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Oh, you're a soccer fan,
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I'm assuming. I have to be.
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like I should again,
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silly question, who's your favorite player on the team right now
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Well, fuck, Colombianas man,
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I'm dying to see the documentary.
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Did you see they made one?
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I think it's only available in Colombia,
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but they just released the doc.
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but I'm also down bad for Richard Rios.
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He's taken. He's a papucho.
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He's a, he's a papucho.
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Can somebody pull the picture?
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I gotta see this guy.
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You guys over here losing our minds over him.
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He better be a 10 out of 10 papucho right here.
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All right, he got it.
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All right, I don't need to see it no more.
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Take it off. I listen.
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He will steal my girl.
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Let me see the little highlights.
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OK, I mean because the game's interesting regardless if I get
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the little penaito like that and I put a jersey on.
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You can't get it yet.
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You got to argue with your mom.
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That's your chip. Remember?
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I'm going to come out here like Rios,
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but you got to come out.
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Richard Rios. It's so funny.
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Well, this was not funny.
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It still hurts, but they,
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they, I was fortunate enough to go to the game.
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And then Richard walked by and I go,
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Richard, the kid of consolar,
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and he did blow a kiss.
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I love that for you.
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that was the last time we saw each other.
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I don't know Richard Rios.
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She's like Richard, I wanna cook so.
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Yeah, he was single at the time.
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That's it. I love that for you.
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So I know you have new music on the way.
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What can we be looking forward to?
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some toxic songs, some aggressive songs,
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and like maybe one or two happy songs.
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Album comes out. Next week,
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right? Album comes out June 12th.
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Yeah, very, very soon on rotation.
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Jessie Reyes. Before we leave though,
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we do have to end by paying tribute to our migente Latino
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mother on 3123, mi gente Latino.
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