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Hi, my name is Jack and these are my vibes.
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My vibes are, you know, being a Chicana, my influences are
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Amy Winehouse and I'm an artist from Dallas Texas 3 a.m. is
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a song that I made when I was 17.
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You know, I was really heartbroken.
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You know, I was in love with another tough guy.
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I like to tell a story throughout my song.
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So I think for me, it was very important to write 3 a.m. because
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back then, you know, as an influence I would look at and would
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write songs like that.
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And I wanted to make songs that tell a story.
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I describe the vibe of this song just more like very soul.
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It's not very intimate.
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It can be like, it's like a sad song, but make it into a very fun
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I never really thought about, you know, doing a sad song like
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a Lana Del Ray, sad song.
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I just thought of like, you know, let's make it into a positive
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You know, things happen for a reason.
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Let's just make something out of it.
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I went to L A and I met up with Amar Navarro.
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She's my favorite videographer, she gave me an idea of the
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concept and I gave her the idea of the concept and I don't know
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like the vampires all of a sudden came out of nowhere.
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And I really thought that was a great idea.
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It's very unique and I'm a Twilight fan.
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So I kind of wanted to have that inspiration out there.
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So working with Anbar Navarro making this come true for me
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is a cool like seeing it behind my eyes and seeing that she did
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the vision and she saw the vision that I was seeing was amazing
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Honestly, I never expected it to be that way, but I love it.
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I love the concept when I went up to the studio, I was mentioning
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that we were gonna be working 16 millimeter film and you know
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it's a different process.
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You have to like, you don't have to repeat yourself like the
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same, you know, movement again.
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You have to do like, OK, we gotta do an eight second shot and
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We're gonna move to the next thing.
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It's not like, oh like do that again.
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So it was kind of like more trickier in a sense, but it's like
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I actually like got a hang of it.
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I actually was like, wow, this is different but this is cool
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you know, it's quick it was quick but it was a long night of
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like filming, but it was a quick like procedure.
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I honestly adored my wig.
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This is something that Lano dure would do and I was like, bro
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like I'm living my 16 year old dream.
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This I love the wig.
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I love the makeup, the makeup artist.
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I thank him for everything, you know, making me look like a
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And the fun fact is that we ended up using my vomited 21st birthday
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It was my birthday celebration like a couple of days ago and
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my dress was dirty and I was telling everybody I'm how am I gonna
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You know, the stylist brought like a whole rack of like clothes
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And so the director is like, I like that one who wear that one
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And I was looking at my boyfriend and I was like, mama like we
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were like watching it in the restroom where we were just taking
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the stains off and then we had to put it on and you know, I thank
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God she said that because that was a good book.
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To you guys can follow me on Instagram, Jack and you guys can
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stream 3 a.m. on every social media platform.
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And thank you, me too for having me on vibes.
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Stay tuned for my music video.
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