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in the world. Is this something that you guys, I mean, obviously personal experience you went through and you're like, yo, this is how come we don't have one of these? Yeah? I mean, I mean tell us how much of a piece of shit you are? Honestly, the record is not It's not what you guys are taking it as first and foremost. Well, I mean, the hook is very factual.

Though everything in the record is fact What I'm saying, like, I just I mean, I don't love you, right, because when you break it down, cheating is not about that. For a lot of people when they're cheating, it's men specifically, A lot of men specifically to it, right, correct. But we've heard from women too, and there's a lot of girls that are like yo, I I kind of just wanted to go out there and fuck, or I got you know, I got caught up in this situation. Or

I felt low about myself. I wanted to feel sexy again, and this person over here made me feel that way. You know, I didn't stop loving my person the moment the moment I was finished, I felt like, fuck, what did I just? Do? You know that that feeling? So I've I've been on. I think we've both been on, probably both sides of that that fence. What do you guys have cheated and been cheated on? I think I've been cheated on. I'm not. I don't have the you don't know for sure, then you don't know. See, I

don't know, but it looks, it looks, it looks suspect. Yes, I had a god awful, terrible dumpster fire of a human being as a baby mother. So shout out to hers. She's a fucking terrible person. She's somewhere probably doing heroin right now. I don't know I have that, bitch. I have my son. This only matters anyway. Uh So, yeah, So like, who was this your idea? Okay, so let me wreak it down. We have been working on this album with Jermain dupri real closely. Darn b god, there

your salute? What up? Ja d We walked into the studio and he's literally opens the door singing that chorus opens and I mean, I don't love you. And I was like what And I was like, oh my god, that's exactly what I want to say in life. And I was like, I've never heard somebody just say it was. So it's put so simply, but it's a it's a deep thought. And so we walk in. Brian Michael Cox is already messing around with legendary Yeah, yeah, already just

you know, he's going at it. Nineteen has the idea to be like, yo, what if we flip some of our old ideas where we used to put like girl choirs on stuff and make it men a whole bunch of guys this time. So that way it can you know, help express that this isn't This is a thought that seemed that feels universal, right, A lot of people can relate to this. So I thought that was genius, and I sat down and I wrote this. These verses. Now,

these verses have been highly taken out of perspective. I think on people's first maybe second a little misunderstanding about the meeting. Yes, yeah, So I'm writing about a guy that's in a relationship where his partner starts to feel like maybe they're cheating on them. And I'm writing this from the perspective of someone who's like, yo, everything you, everything that attracted you to me, is now turned into your insecurities. Right. That happens a lot, happens a lot

guys and girls. Right. So it's like you you liked me for who I was, for being fly, for being a good looking dude, for being and you know, funny, cool, whatever, all these things. But now because as soon as I leave the crib, yeah, exactly exactly, you're going, where are you going? You know all you're going over there. Oh you're gonna ah, You're gonna be talking and all these these holes faces. You gotta be the life of the party. It's like, you met me this way, you liked me

because of these things. You always liked being around my energy, all these things like that, and now it's turn into this. Now you're digging through phones and you know, checking Instagram followers and all that stuff like that. So that's the perspective that I'm writing about it. So people hear me say I'm a fly nigga when you got here, charismatic when you got here, and they're thinking, oh, he's telling the girls like he was fly. You should have already

know I'm gonna be fucking these holes or something. But it's like, that's not what I was saying. I was saying I was these things. And now, well, that's also a very important thing to convey because a lot of people feel that way. What that I was flying already the hose. No, that when you get into a relationship, like you said, it always happens, whether it's the guy

or the girl. When you think about it, a lot of dudes will meet to chicken the club, who's fucking beautiful, fucking ass out whatever, and it's like, well, that's how you met this girl, that's what attracted you to her. Now that you cuffed her, like, you can't get mad, she's going out with her homegirls exactly. So that's that's the perspective I wrote the verses from. And then I was like, it gets into the idea of Okay, so now you're now you're doing the dig into the phone shit.

Are you trying to find a problem or are you trying to find an actual reason to leave, and then comes the because, and why would why would you want to leave? When even if hypothetically I was to cheat on you, it wouldn't be because all of a sudden I just lost my feelings for you and I don't love you anymore. It would be probably because I just did something super selfish, super self indulgent, super you know, me being addiction, asshole, short sighted, you know, stroking my ego,

all these other things. And I think that's the miss a big misconception with people about why people cheat, and that's why we wanted to bring it to the table. It's usually not about the other person, especially with guys. Sometimes sometimes you hear women say you know that, you know that they only did it because there's a lack of something or a void or emotional disconnect whatever, and we're getting something in their relationship they want to go

find it. But guys, especially a lot of guys, I know girls too, but a lot of guys commonly we can hear that, yo, they have the girl they want right there. This is just literally had nothing to do with them. I mean, if you think about, like all of the halle Berry has been cheated on, you know what I'm saying, Like girls say that, he goes like, how do you cheat on this person? And every guy

gets it. Honestly, I think we're guys. The more you have that you actually wanted, the less you feel inclined to stay because we're used to chasing, so we're used

to looking for the other things. So if you actually have everything at home, I feel like there's a twisted thing that happens and guys where they start being like something's missing, like I missed the chair, me I'm not doing what my what I feel like my nature just pushes me do or the rape or you know, and mind you it's it's not something that we can't control. It's something that we can't just say no to. But it's something that a lot of people fall into, right

And I don't think that when they do. It's talked about enough that a lot of times it's not because they just don't love you anymore. It's because of some other issues that they probably got to work out. Maybe they maybe they need to feel more desired, Maybe their self esteems a little lower and the cell they boost it this is an ego thing. Maybe this is maybe

they haven't. I don't know whatever. It is, just you know, addiction to the chase, like you're saying so, and women at times have an addiction to chasing down your phone and trying to just find something to fight about even if you're not cheating, right, and so that is really I like that. I like when you know, use what's

going on here to shoot out there. Yeah, but nah, I really feel like I really feel like that's the conversation that we wanted to put on the table and know that we wanted people to let's talk about it, yeah, because no one wants to talk about it. Everyone wants to act so like it's so taboo. And I think that that's what made the record really go, and it's making the record really go, is the fact that it's so real and it's like Hella underserved niche of that.

Like in R and B, you know what I'm saying, Like, I feel like we don't have like an anthem like that there's never been and men enjoy R and B. I love R and B. And you know, I feel like there's so much scorned woman music. Yeah, there's not many songs that I feel like speak to this demographic that's embraced it so well, just like every man in the world except me obviously. Yeah. So the Jermaine Depris thing.

Obviously JD one of the greatest producers of all time, but specifically when it comes to the R and B shit, he's I mean, I don't know, man, he might be the goat, you know. I mean you think of confessions and shit, JD's that motherfucker. What was the initial like, uh, link up with JD and like having him handle a lot of the reins on the project. It wasn't supposed to be that. On first meet up, we're really just meeting our management team, just set up, you know, me

going through to go say what up to him? Right me, Jermain Duprie, And you know, fast forward two three days and it's like, yo, we're together every day, right and we talk every day. You know. The relationships turned from hero to you know, big bro shit. Yeah. You know, like, I don't think it's a day that goes by we're not calling or texting about whatever it is. You know, at this point, what is something that you guys learned

creatively from j D? Because you know, when you're like that prolific, I feel like I'm sure a lot of the stuff he does just seems like effortlessly, but at the end of the day, you could probably grab from Oh. I think it is that though everything he does seems so effortless that when we're with him, he's always he's telling us we're thinking too hard. You'd be the first to be like, bro, you're thinking about this way too hard. If you haven't got it by now, either move on

or it's that thing right there. So that's his like hit formula. He can tell you in like ten seconds, Yeah, that's going to go that that's not the one. It's the craziest thing with him, and it really shows in this record because what I like to say that I

think he's great at is is real genius. And what I mean by that is there's a level of genius that I think that is for intellectual people to catch, but I think there's another higher tier where even if you're not smart, you still recognize the genius right, And he's a way that finds a way of making everything genius so simple, well, like a kid to get it right. Yeah,

And that's what I'm saying. He's his records supposed to be palatable to everybody they should be right exactly so, and I think that we've always I think that's something that we really have always used some of that because I think sometimes we've made like almost higher intellectual R and B. Even in this it's just like we gotta we gotta think, oh, we really listen to intelligence sometimes

the music from from our perspective. And I think he was very clear with us about like, Yo, whatever you guys have been doing is beautiful music, but let's make things that kind of go across the board. Like people need to understand it on the most basic level. They don't need to be able to they don't have to like break it down to be like, well, this this and this happened. That's why tied into this line over here.

You know it sometimes if someone just can just stop you and just be like, yo, exactly what you said there, Just leave it like that. He's great at that and not overthinking it exactly. And he's like, Yo, for the spot in R and B that you want to go take and that I can see that you you have what it takes to go take that. This is the way to go. It's like no different than like you know, like I don't know Kendrick Lamar and like Section eighty,

which is fucking one of my favorite Kendric projects. Right, But then on Good Kymad City, he like puts some like hit, he puts some thought into, like you know, some hits. I guess he took it. Oh my god, he took away further for sure, like to pimp a Butterfly. He said, fuck it, I'm doing me. Damn, he got to it, you know what. I'm sure, by the way, that's my Butterfly is my favorite Countrick album for the record, Yes, but uh yeah, how do you guys like the new

Kendrick album. I think it's such a like beautiful piece of art that I only feel like he can play it in specific moments, Like I don't feel like he can played it at all times. I have to like be ready to just like you know, I felt like that for about a week and now it's like it just Rich Spirit. I just like can throw that ship on work out, like definitely Rich Savior. There's some ship on there. There's some ship. I feel like when it first came out, I was kind of like, damn, what

do I like? Bang though, you know what I'm saying. But now I'm like going back. I listen to that ship a lot. I listen that shit when I work out. That's why if I could, if I could work out to your ship, I feel like I could hear on like on the radio or like hear it in the car. You know what I'm saying. But I feel like you gotta say it's I feel like, more than most albums in the last four or five years, you gotta really like and you get I feel like it gets better

every time you listen to it. I'm sure as yeah. I mean so, you guys also, did was it last year you did the Tied ALTI side project? Last year we did a mix tape with Tie. Shout out to Tie one of the greats. You guys have two albums out correct, and we just dropped our third up before that, before the Tie Ship. I always feel like with the OVO thing, right, It's like, do you ever feel like that there's like a gift in a curse of being with Ovo because at the end of the day, Drake

is the biggest artist in the world. He's one of the most talented artists in the world, and I feel like I appreciate his ear for who he signs to the label because there's always like high I mean, I wouldn't say always, but for the most part high artistic integrity. When I think of like Majia Jordan and you guys, I feel like he also is allowing people to develop, Like artist development is like a real thing at OVO, if that makes sense. But at the same time, that

takes time. And when you're signed to Drake, people probably expect you to just come out swinging with like, you know, fucking hit records and Drake features and all this shit. You know, people look at his what he does for features and what he does for the label as two separate things, and they expect the same things. I think it's different. I think him jumping on a record versus him signing you, his mental approach to that is just

completely different. I think like he might find a record and be cool, I'm gonna just hop on this wave, come on, come on there, drop this, drop this, elevate this record, and they call it the Drake Stimmy package. Yeah, the stimmy right. Yes. Whereas I think with artists that he's involved with, you know, the business of signing, I think that he likes to be like this person's dope,

give them, give them what they need. This person's dope, you know, give them what they need, versus the approach that he takes when it's just like I'm jumping on a run, right, I just feel like it's like dope because you'll see like artist development happening at Ouvio, Like you know what I'm saying, Like, it's not always like the cheat code is like let me just get on a song knowing what that's going to do. That's also

the easiest way for people to fail. I mean, if you take an artist that's not in the drake position, you give them the drake and then and insert name here who's no longer relevant exactly, you know. And that's why we've always been really appreciative of the way that he's embraced things and let us kind of develop on our own path figure that out. And the same time, like we still can go back and forth with records or ideas, and that's how we ended up on the

Views album. More. That's how he's had songs that he's written and he'll throw to us and be like, yo, what do you think of this record? You want to do something with it? Or you know, and there's always been that freedom, but there's never the pressure to feel like, you guys don't have to do the Drake way of doing so, you don't have to do it the way the traditional like label process would be. Not only that, but I think it helps every artist on the label

kind of own own their brand, right. That's smart, Yeah, because I think that division like we have our we definitely have our own brand and your own following, following our fans. It's independent of everything, independent of anything. So I love that we've been able to to have the space to do that and to be you know, successful in doing that. What was his reaction when you heard this record? We haven't. We haven't talked to anybody since

we dropped Jesus bro. We literally in the tunnels just trying to get this album done so justice over there is and kill us. But we literally haven't talked to anybody sent you know, we don't. We literally locked in the studio, cooked up and popped our head out to

drop this and even this record. Why we popped our head up to drop this is because we've been inviting people to the studio just to you know, hear things, and every time we played that record, the whole room burst into argument for like half an hour an hour time, so we're like, Yo, what is happening? And every guy felt like liberated. Some women are like, yeah, you know what, I get that. You know it's honest. Some girls like, oh, it's a bop. Some girls are like, man, I'm triggered.

You know, I'm mad, you know, And we're just like, Yo, what is happening. This has never happened with a song like this, and so because of that, we just we got to get this thing out. This is also the first album that we've done outside of Toronto. You guys do were you guys doing in Atlanta? It's amazing. Whose idea was? It was your idea? JD's idea to sample Jay to the jay z is both of us, because me and JD were joking about how ridiculous that line. It's like, Yo, that's a crazy line. What if we

use it? And then I was like, I don't really think I can do that. He's like, Wow, I don't think we're to get that cleared. He's like, I'll handle the clear and stuff. You just sample however, you see, like how you see that fitting in the record, And I'll do the rest and he did he took care

of Hope cleared it. Hope cleared it. I mean, and it's it's it's cool because I saw I actually saw the like I think the chext conversation or whatever that that came out about Whole Clear, and I didn't hear the record yet, So when I heard it, I was like, oh, ship, they use that and it's perfect for the for the song. Yeah,

it works. It was message because again to say something like that, you know again you're you're in your full ego at that moment to be able to tell somebody like it was just I was just doing that, like I was coming right back and thinking that that's what percentage. Are we done with the album or is it done or is it like you guys get on the album. I mean, you're gonna have to wait and see on the remix at least yeo. I said you're gonna have

to wait and see. It feels like yeah, yeah you said yeah, because the usher it feels like it's a nice connection there. M hmm yeah yeah, what about the Brat I'm just kidding that would be random as you just have like the SOSO based All Stars like on like the last song. You know what I mean, record seen like bone Crusher a little Bow. Wow, she no, she's just like this record is so fire. Bra Functified was incredible shoutouts. Yeah, so first album outside of Toronto, right,

or just Canada in general? What part are you? Guys? Both from Toronto? From Toronto? I keep hearing about Toronto. I hear it's amazing, man, you to come. I heard. It's like, yeah, I heard it's a vibe. Yeah. Everybody I know from you guys are just the nicest people. Canadians are just so sweet. Man. I don't know one dickhead is a Canadian. Now, you guys probably do because you're from there. All the Canadians I come into context seem to be sweet guys. Yeah, what is it? Why

is that? I don't think that's accurate? Well, why is it? I just feel like, is it because there's like fucking you know, uh, free healthcare, less distress about less aggressive people in general? Yeah? I think that you guys call ham Canadian bacon. There's no Canadian bacon is a certain type, not a Papa John's. You get that Papa John's. You say, hey, we got Canadian bacon, and it comes in, it's hawn. I know a lot of people. I gotta say this

because Church Toronto people will see this. I know a lot of Toronto people that feel the complete opposite about Toronto versus States, Like everyone from the US is nice, super nice. Really, have you ever been to like, I don't know, fucking Tennessee or Mississippi or something. I'm saying, maybe I haven't been even places at Atlanta, Houston, go

to the middle of America, Yeah, that's different. So but I'm seeing the places that I go, the the people that I meet as far as especially in comparison to the black community in Toronto's way more love especially in the South and stuff like that amongst them versus than it is in Toronto. And I think it's the Southern hospitality. I think it's also to get all deep, but I think no, really, I know it's not to get all

deep Jesus, But I think it's that. I think it's the fact that I think it's the fact that people have always there's always been like and just the racism idea of it all has kind of made black people kind of feel to other black people like, oh, you're one of us, you know, And in Toronto. It's a lot of the island culture, like Jamaican and Island culture kind of runs that and Island people are just you know, they have their own attitude about them at all times.

That kind of that's kind of what they are. Like, Okay, when you get there, I won't even make a comment. Then everybody's nice. Yeah, the world's nice. How do you feel about you guys? Have Justin Trudeau running your country and I know that, like there's like a crazy like I know, people fucked with him, and then COVID happened and it seems like he's How do y'all feel about this guy? I think COVID made everything different, you know, I won't say better or worse. I think it made

things different. And this was one of the few times that the world looked at Canada as not being like one of the leaders as far as the way things were handled right, you know, I think people always look to Canadians like, oh, the way they do it up there is they got you know, they got they get the healthcare. Yeah, this was one of the five times where it seems like we weren't necessarily the front runner

as far as how certain things were handled. Even right now, the airports are crazy, and you know, there shouldn't be that much of a difference between even us in the States as far as how we've kind of transitioned out of you know, if we have transitioned out, I think we're coming right back into it. I mean, you guys have been in Atlanta. You guys know it don't exist there.

What how many how many meals if you guys shared at a strip club in the last twelve months in Atlanta at least one, right, at least Yeah, Blue Flame got great Wings. That's one of the strip clubes I actually still haven't gone to yet. There's like, there's a strip club there that plays terrible music. It's like Nickelback and know exactly what you're talking about, lamb Chops. I know exactly what you're talking about. It's actually right out the side. It's on the south side. It's like, yeah,

they got great lamb chops. No, he's not talking about you though, he's not talking about that's right. No, they got the lamb chops. She's just definitely playing Nickelback. It's the the other one up up the street from No, no, no, no no, he's it's Cheata it's cheatah. Yeah, no, no no, no,

the Lamb Chees isn't playing nickel Back anymore. I've been there three times in the last when I went there, they were playing some fucking nickelback when I went when I went to cheating there by the way, play nickelback Canadian? When's that happening? Boys? When we're gonna do the little fucking collapse? Are they still out? Man? That's a big is that? Y'all ship people? But I was like, I think about kind of secretly of a couple of bands. They got a few Spider Man, the Spider Man soundtrack,

I liked Hero Hero track. I liked. Yeah, their music is better than Creed's. I'll tell you that is it. I thought that I thought people. I thought music was atrocious. People. People always ship on Nickelback like they're the they're the lesser Creed is what I always talk to people thought. But I'm trying to figure out a word that you're getting be canceled that they're the something is banned in the world, right, but they're not. But what what's the something?

Will come on? Just give it? What's the word? Man? Something is? You know what? No, I don't in the world. Ah wow, we're just gonna bleep that out. It's it's almost like it's like it's like Nickelback is like the but all these bands aren't They just kind of like the flow right of like Rockberry right, poppy, it's poppy, right, yeah, but like Lincoln Park was poppy, you know, like I guess but not but I like Lincoln Park, Creeds from Canada or not Creed uh, nickel Backs from Canada? So

those you're those y'all. You know, y'all got to stick together. Man, it'd be kind of crazy if y'all did a record with Creed, it might sound terrible. Creed, I keep saying Creed Nickelback, Right, I'm confusing my Caucasians. I'm confusing my shitty rock bands. Guys, jesus here we are. So do we have any idea of the project? Will be dropping in the next couple of months and then so soon? Yeah? Nice? How fun was the little photo shoot y'all with the

with the you know you're for the single? That wasn't We had to do that a couple of times, just could look that way, But no, it's dope. The models all all got into character. Nice character for it. I put on a silk shirt if you wear those like normally, Yeah, uncomfortable, silk uncomfortable, like if it's hot. I'm from Arizona, so this doesn't like sticks the breathiest. I don't know. I've never worn when you're shaped like me, I'm shaped like a bag of potatoes. I can't wear a fucking silk shirt.

You said you're in the gym. Now you listen, I am, I've been working out. I have been working out, but I still I still, I still still got What do I look like in his silk shirt? Broom a boat, Get a pair of shorts, some fresh white Air Force shorts. All the time, everyone says, Okay, Scott's sorches little brother. The thing? Did you say that on purpose? That Scott's a great guy? Have you met Scott Storch one time? My great guy, change, great guy, great guy, very talented.

He's like I would say, he's where would you guys put him all time? Top fifteen who got storage as a producer? Yeah? Top fifteen? Rap? You sing rap? Or are you saying I'm saying rap? Ye? Because if you go all rob what because of how high dre is going to be? And people don't realize how much he's especially JWO thousand and one. Yeah, then I think you gotta put him not I think he could get top fifteen. Yeah, not faring, So I don't think that. I think people

just forget how much he did. Yeah, who's your who's your? Like? Top five producers hip hop all time? Wow, top five Yay, Timberland, Neptunes, Primo. Just there's too many Just Blaze, just Blazes, So you don't have Drey in there, and you don't have Jermaine to prea give him right, he's just doing your whole album too many? Yeah, because Jermaine, it's like so much bigger than just hip hop. I agree. I agree. So it's timblind, but I actually feel like I actually feel

like Timberland if you think about the Range. I don't know if anyone's fucking with Timberland now. My personal favorite ever is just Blaze, Like he's my personal favorite. I know he's not the best, but he's my personal number one. But Timberland to me is like the Range if you think about justin, Timberlake was my favorite, was my favorite producer, and I actually just met him for the first time maybe like three weeks ago, there was like a bubb

A Sparks album called Deliverance that it's crazy. No one talks about that album. I'm like, y'all understand this motherfucker did a whole country rap album that was like flawless. I haven't heard that album. Deliverance is crazy, don't listen to The first album is like the mom but Ugly, which is a great record, But the second one is the one we sampling all kinds of like folk, country and ship. Yeah. Timberland's that guy man. So we're getting

album in the next couple of months. Yeah, videos dope. I saw that Joe Biden was a little critical of this record. He's a fan of you guys obviously, But was that just coming with having Mal in the video? I mean, I think definitely mall played a part in that. I think we knew once Mal was in the video. I mean, it's crazy because I wasn't thinking about it

at all, and then I it hit me. I was like, oh, you know what, Joe, my Je's gonna probably have something to say because he said, you guys talk right, you know, we DM and hearing he's an R and B fan, Like he talks about R and B a lot. Yeah, he you know, he's he's good for saying a lot of real things, but he's also good for just kind of just saying things sometimes. So it is what it is, you know, he's he I think he said we dropped an album in twenty sixteen, then another one in twenty nineteen,

and so we don't drop enough for him. And I was like, that is not our album. That's not accurate at all. But shout out to Joe. You know, whatever, it is, what it is. She just can't. He's just not the division wikipedia he thinks he is. And sometimes he's just wrong on records. Wrong. Great, this one's already proven that he's went out, and you know, he said what he said, and then you know, I think the same. Maybe like a few days later, we heard the most

number one added song to urban radio. You know, so you're wrong. I think it's like I think I watched that clip and I think I think he's probably Like it's kind of like if you're like a really big fan of like an underground rapper, right, and then they put out like a song with Drake or some crazy and you're just like you didn't have to, you know, what I mean. I feel like that that was more his perspective. I don't agree with it because I love

this fucking song. I think the song is great, But I think that, like I feel like, you know, everybody who most fans who are with you from the beginning when you have that first real big splash, and they're kind of like, hmm, you know what I mean. So maybe he was just speaking from that perspective. Maybe, you know. And one thing about this song that I have noticed, whether it's you know, a critic or just like a casual listener, a fan, even is it's it sticks with

you in a way that's different. So I think that even if on first listen you don't want to like it, on second listen you realize that you kind of do what you might not want to say. Even if you don't like it, it's going to be in your you can't get it out of you. So it's just it's just that kind of song, which is cool. Would you guys do a remix to this record if the if the right idea came to mind, for sure, why not? I feel like when the record gets this big, it's

like people are going to remix it themselves. Yeah, you'd almost rather yeah, have like control the recontrol. Yeah. We've seen some girls start to make their clap backs, which I think is crazy. I think it's I haven't seen any of these any good ones to Baby Tait, Baby Tait, who's label mate? Yeah, okay, so no, she her, HER's the fire. But you know, a bag of girls have started to do it. And there's a bag of girls, a group like a no, you know, a bunch of women.

You know, a bunch of a bunch of girls have done it. And what I think is very interesting and I think we knew was going to happen to besides this song, bring this conversation about relationship and setting up the story of the album. Blah blah blah. It's going to show some some sides of people are showing a

lot of double standards and men. It's showing a lot of even hipocrisy, though sometimes of women, because these women are now making super over the top toxic clapbacks and girls are now cheering it on like yes, man, talk that ship, you know, and they're happy about it. Now. I love this so many of those I love this. Women have so many of them, so many What do you mean we get so many insert R and insert

Keishah's discography here. Everything we've been enough, Somber Walker, Jesus Simon Walker, everybody going and shout out to all that. Of course, the great records that you know we got, we haven't had. I feel like we haven't had some ship like this since Confessions. It's been a while. Yeah, have you guys? Confession's toxic. It wasn't toxic, but it was definitely like, oh wow, he's like rapping about like cheating and like sucking up a relationship and like, so,

why don't people take this the same way? I think it's a little more blatant and we're fighting. It's an anthem. It's a very anthem, like like you said, you guys did the like male like, like everyone's chanting and let's be honest, it's twenty twenty two. Motherfuckers are pussy out here. I like that. Wow, nobody's used to men talking like that shit on records, especially R and B. They're like, oh my god, ruffel feathers. Yeah, you guys, mind fucking When I got canceled in a few like group chats,

you know what I'm saying. You don't know for sure but yeah it worked because the shock is, you know, starting to wear. Often people are like, but I like the song, Well there it is