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And these are my vibes.
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My vibes are, I would say a hopeless romantic vibes.
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You know, I feel like ever since middle school, I've always
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been a hopeless romantic, like doing cheesy stuff to impress
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a girl or doing, I don't know, little things like that, you
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know, like sending notes and stuff.
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Like I've always been just super cheesy growing up and I felt
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like that kind of reflects in my music now because I write about
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love all the time because it's just something that, you know
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we can all relate to.
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You know, actually, I uh a buddy of mine was going through like
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a really rough time in with his relationship and I, I remember
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I had this song and he was talking to me about what he was going
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through and I was like, you know what I can, I can kind of write
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his story into a song.
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She didn't feel the same way about him, but he was hopelessly
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in love with this girl, you know, because she obviously, it
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looked like she didn't give two shits about him, you know,
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and I feel like when I saw that.
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I was like, damn, this is, this is some heavy stuff and I, I wrote
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it into a, well, when I started this song, honestly, I was thinking
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more of like a, like an old school, you know, Bolero pop kind
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But then I started like adding synthesizers and little sounds
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And I was like, oh, this is kind of like, like Bolero, but at
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the same time, it has my, my twist on it, you know, like my, my
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sins and my, and my voice and, you know, my characteristics
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of my music, I added it to a more originally, it wasn't gonna
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It was just for me to have, you know, like a little Boleto song
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that I was working on, but I ended up really liking it.
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The lyrics came out naturally and everything just felt right
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And yeah, it's a song that's from a project that I'm working
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on right now, you know, I'm working on my debut album and this
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is, this is from that, I feel like this music video is kind of
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like a clash between and Pulp Fiction.
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It's just like if those two met and made some sort of, no, this
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is it for this music video.
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I wanted to capture L A, you know, and the best, uh in my opinion
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the best part of L A, you know, East Los Angeles and my studio
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is not too far from a plaza.
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So it's there all the time.
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You know, and I, I know a lot of the vocals.
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I'm always walking around like they know me.
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So I was, you know, I just thought it'd be cool to include these
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people into my music video, you know, De Boyle Heights.
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It was a three day shoot for me and my girlfriend, my girlfriend's
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a part of the video too and it was three days just all day with
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different scenes, different places to shoot.
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Uh My band is also in it but they only recorded uh they only filmed
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Yeah, but me and Julie, we were filming for three days and it
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was pretty, it was pretty intense.
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It was so much so worth it.
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Like my acting skills are not great.
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But for this, I think they're OK.
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There was just so many moments.
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I, the one that stands out the most was I think the motorcycle
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scene because we were taped onto like a u-haul thing.
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And there was a bunch of people lined up like doing drugs, bro
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that everyone had a nas tank with them.
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Like it was so weird.
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We didn't even know we're gonna pull up to this place where
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people go to turn up, you know.
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So we go and they strap us up and we're there just going back
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and forth filming this scene and people are like with balloons
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like cheer like yelling at us and we're like, just don't worry
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about them, let's just get this done.
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And I think at one point, someone was like Lana Del Rey and I
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was like, oh my God, because they just saw me in the back and
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Julie in the front and I had like my, my leather jacket on.
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So it looked very, you know, very Lana Del Rey.
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I feel like whenever I write a song, I'm always in a certain
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headspace and I'm going through like so many emotions that
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I try to put myself into the other person's shoes, you know
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I try to see it from their perspective.
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My girlfriend, she seems, you know, very toxic but I have,
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I love this girl so much but she's just, she doesn't wanna,
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she doesn't want me, you know.
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And so I try to put myself there and I want the listener to feel
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that I want them to feel the happiness and the music but then
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listen to the lyrics and be like, damn, this is a sad song, you
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know, yo, it's Katsu.
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So make sure to follow me on all the socials at Katsu and make
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sure to check out a more out now.
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And I just want to give a shout out to me for sharing my vibes
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and don't leave yet because a more music video is up next.
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