NO FOMO - 27. BONNIE X CLYDE

Episode Date: September 2, 2022

Welcome Back Fomosapiens. This week we have BONNIE X CLYDE on as special guests to talk about our upcoming release together.   Let's Evolve Together, NO FOMO.   Support the Podcast: Get 20% OFF @manscaped + Free Shipping with promo code NOFOMO at MANSCAPED.com!

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back, back, back, back to the Moxie-Fucking-Fomo Show. No Fomo. Rip it. What's poppin'? What's poppin'? We're going. What's poppin'? Nailed it.

I was going to say something bad. Nailed it. I was going to say something fucked up, honestly, but I held my tongue. Ladies and gentlemen, it's the No Fomo Show. We're here with the boys and two very special guests, Paige and Daniel, better known on the streets as Bonnie and Clyde. Let's go. How are we doing?

Doing great. Hungover? Four hours of sleep, just played a show last night. The same old. Which is super. Which one's Bonnie and which one's Clyde? Just for me. Which name's cooler?

Either way. It could go both ways. I thought it was Jekyll and Hyde we were interviewing. I had to redo All my questions this morning Daniel didn't like that one He's trying to figure out Which one he is Any highlights

From last night Anything you can Legally say on record There was just a moment Where Daniel We were like going So hard And Daniel elbowed

The reverse button And literally The moment of the song It was like the hype As he went And I was like Oh great Classic

No it was in the build up And then it hit The reverse button And then she was about To just snap it right back And I was like stop She said we made it A reverse moment

There's a certain timing Like you have to Wait long enough for it to reverse far enough back so that when you go forward, it feels natural. It's building back up again. There's a craft of fucking up and DJing. Absolutely. Yeah, oh my gosh. We've learned that as well.

And I can't tell you, actually, at one time we played a festival, and so there's this one knob that when you keep it open, it makes the bass go away, like the filter, you know what I'm talking about? Oh, yeah. And on the drop, you have that filter open. but the coolest thing is at a festival that happened and it dropped and the bass didn't drop and then she was about to turn the knob same thing but i was like wait wait for the eight bars and then and then the bass came and then the crowd was like oh you just gotta make it seem intentional and now I use that move

that's a power play right John? well for me it's like I just twist the knobs cause then it's new every time I wanna make an experience for the people everything you do is special keep it fresh on the decks

everything you do is brand fucking new fresh on the decks for sure but yeah so the reason for our lovely guest today is because we we have a song together yes we have a we have a we have a big song coming out don't we have a release date i think it's september 23rd coming out soon yeah september 23rd it's called ninja um it's i'm fucking super excited about this yeah it's a it'sbey, bouncy. Every time we perform this track, I swear people are singing it by the end of the song. Oh, yeah.

It's the second verse. You could get it pretty quick, which is a strong point. It's for us simpletons out there. It's a smasher. Second chorus is the same as the first. We got it. It's an effective record to say that.

It's a good amount of repetition. It's stuck in your head by the second verse. Yeah. Imagine one of those songs that goes It's like all of them. All of them for me. It does sound just like that. Imagine a song with just a beautiful voice. And then it has Paige's beautiful voice.

She absolutely slaughtered it. Do we want to talk a little bit more about the record? We're going to do a breakdown, I think, at some point, maybe. Sweet. Like, on stream. Oh, like how it came together? Yeah, we can talk about it verbally so basically there are the two there's these two idiots they're they're called fomo and they were like oh let's have a session bro and we're like yeah that was actually our man your manager yeah mutual friend corinne risk what's up shout out risk the goat the goat uh fucker what up fucker out Risk, the goat. The goat. Fucker, what up, fucker?

So she put the session together and then they came in and they walked in with this demo that was like, maybe the chords were the same of what's in the song. Yeah, I think we kept some of the breakdowns. But there was this one little vocal chop in it that was like, I need you, I need you, I need you, I need you, from some other thing. And we just took that concept and flipped it into.

And then I like randomly started singing a melody. You had it? You almost had it like immediately. Yeah, it was pretty. I heard that ninja, ninja, ninja. Before we even decided on that one, you started singing to that. I was like, we're doing that.

Yeah. You guys came with a couple other records too. We were like fishing through, but this one just stood with a couple other records too we were like fishing through but this one just stood out there's another one we were thinking about doing but i think i made that song like two and a half three years ago the original just like chords and idea yeah it's so cool that we turned it into that i know i'm happy and it's one together for the most part in just one one day yeah it was pretty much like 90 minutes like the core idea of the song was pretty fluid that usually in our experience has led to like the song was pretty fluid. That usually, in our experience, has led to, like, the song was getting bigger

because it's just a fluid idea. Those are the best ones. If you have to force it... I will say our hit records up until this point have been one day. Yeah. So, look, it's going to be a fucking hit. You know it's shit when you spend a whole afternoon

and you're like, ah, I don't really know. Yeah, we walk out of there hyped, so that's usually a good indicator. Yeah. But, yeah, I'm very excited for this release. Do you guys want to give some of your background, like how you met and stuff, just in case people don't know? Give the people some info, because most of our fans are generally your voice, bro. Come on, protect that thing.

Clyde and I went to high school together. Daniel. How was he in high school? Oh, God. It must have been the guy. Honestly, way better. Way better. Were you always just the fucking man?

You know what's funny is my perspective of Daniel well before we got into a music project was he would just like run out to me in the hallway and put his arm around me. And he'd be like, yo, one day it's going to be me and you one day. And I was like, no, it's not. And I was like, what? Most assuredly it's not. And I was like, what? Most assuredly, fucking is not. No, but it's funny because he was DJing in high school. But back then, DJing wasn't what it is today.

We're like DJs are the focus. It was just grind parties. It was grind fest. It was like he would DJ songs. I'd bring a bunch of girls. And all we would care about is grinding on dudes. So if you had khaki shorts on, you'd have blue marks all around your crotch

at the end of the night. High school was quite the time. It was just a bunch of grind fests, and your parents would be pissed because there's marks all over the wall. You get that ass-high wall mark across the floor. We actually, one of our girlfriends had a hole in the wall because they fell.

Grided too hard. Oh, just bust that ass in the wall? She didn't have the guy behind him supporting him for the tour? Yeah. You need a voice for that sometimes. You need a boy to hold you up. It's so funny because a party like that we had in high school was actually the inspiration for one of our biggest songs, which was Bass Jam.

It was like, where do we go? Where do we go? We get wasted in the basement. But I don't know where we go from here. Because we had basement parties, which not a lot of people have out here. Yeah, there's not a whole lot of basements out here. Sounds like an E-40 song, Blow That Wall Out.

Oh, that would be a good one. I just remember one of my girlfriend's mom going to the basement and it was just jean marks all over the wall and a hole in the wall. We were like, we don't know what happened. Couldn't have been anything. We used to take pictures of my house so we knew how shit went together.

And that's not just because we fucked it up. That's because Morg is just worried about Oh, my mom would know. Some would be two inches off and I'd be like, yep, it's over. What did you do? So Paige and I met in eighth grade and I, I, I transferred in kind of like, I didn't go to seventh grade. So everyone was together in seventh grade. And then

I came in eighth grade and I remember there was like the cool kids table at lunch, you know, that big ass table, all the cool kids. And I was like, it's my shot, man. I'm either, I'm either going this way or that way. What's happening? And Paige, at that point, was already a part of the cool kids. It's either Hellfire Club or cool kids. You know what I'm saying? Sandy. So literally, I remember one day in class, I befriended this one guy.

His name's Jared Velasquez. And he gave me the confidence to, like, maybe my second week when I was in school, I just did it. And at lunch, I saw the cool kids table and I just took my lunch tray. Plop that shit down. Just got to get my presence. And they said, you got a regular milk, not chocolate milk.

Fuck off. There is so much ranch dressing at lunch. What's kind of funny, though, about the beginning of our relationship is a lot of it was us sitting at the lunch table and him coming up to me to tell me about his hookups. In eighth grade, he was just slang. No, this was more. I had already. I had already. This has had to be like around 10th grade when our relationship developed into being like that.

Like, literally, we would tell each other about well you always had boyfriends yeah she's a bit conservative in her nature daniel's like you should have seen me in second period today you gotta remember he came from a different school so he had that you don't know her she goes in high school the guys were always like so hype whenever they like hook up with girls and like i don't know he felt cool coming up to like me and the girls spot at the table and being like yo this is what happened last night and like i wanted to be like cool with the cool guys and he was like in the cool guy group so i was like okay let me hear it i just remember you always tell me crazy hookup stories and i like acted like i was really

interested which like a part of me was did a part of me really just like wanted to hang out we need to run the tape back we're getting deep here so yeah we started in high school as friends then we went to go to her house on like fridays we'd like smoke a little bit a bunch of friends she dated one of my best friends tanner at that time my dad worked like all day till like really late so like after school I'd always have Like my house was like this smoke After school house And yeah then we went to different colleges

And we didn't meet up and start Bonnie and Clyde Until like end of my junior year of college When I don't know he kind of Like introduced me to like what DJing Is and like what Producing is and I had just been like singing my whole life And like I started off like singing At church and like what producing is. And I had just been like singing my whole life. And like,

I started off like singing at church and like I had like vocal lessons throughout high school and stuff, but in college I didn't really think singing was going to be it for me. And then he kind of like opened my eyes to like the rave scene. And when I went to my first couple of festivals, I was so surprised that there weren't any singers on the stages. It was just DJs. And I was like, there's a bunch of nerds. Well, yeah, like there's like you know it's missing that there should be

a vocalist or like a woman on this shit from church choir to main stage yeah so hallelujah so senior year of college we spent the entire year, because I was at University of Miami and she was at Virginia Tech, on Skype. And I would have her take over my mouse and taught her how to use Ableton. We could use each other's computers from some crazy software. That kind of thing. And we were making music under a name called Vibrato.

Vibrato. Vibrato. I came up with that name. I blame myself. name i'm glad why did you change it yeah yeah and we made some songs you can go look right now on soundcloud there's still some stuff there but uh but don't but but now everyone's got oh we did the same shit we'll pause it we'll pause this for you guys to go look it was revered that was his first name and what's up what was You came up with some shit.

Oh, it was ASMR. It was never that. It was never a thing, but when we were thinking of names, that was one of my bad ideas. I never first thought that was a thing. ASMR would be actually kind of sick. The concept's cool, but the name is terrible. Like she said, you have a vocalist up on stage just to whisper

in their ears. It's okay. We came up with Hansel and Gretel and other really bad names. Brangelina. Oh, Brangelina. It was bad. Brangelina would have been lit. That would have been tough. During the vibrato days, we made this song called Flight to Japan.

Oh, my God. It goes, I'm on a flight to Japan. You know who I am. Up in the club. Throwing hella bands. And then fast forward to Bonnie and Clyde days, we played EDC Japan. And at the end of our set, we played EDC Japan. And at the end of our set, we dropped Flight to Japan. That's fucking cool.

That was pretty lit. That verse actually sounds kind of hot. Was it like a G6 type beat or was it a house song? No, it was definitely a hip hop song. We had our ratchet friends on it. Yeah, we had some rappers on it. Yeah, it was good. So then what happened?

So then college finished Skype, learned how to make music. Well, literally at the end of my senior year, for me, it was either I'm going back home or I'm moving to Miami because I wanted to do music. And I went home for like, what was it, a couple months of the summer, and then I moved to Miami and we started Bonnie and Clyde. Yeah, it was like at the end of college, we were like, what's a brand? What's a name that we can like really get behind? So I could just be like my boy, my parents like, hey, what are you doing with your life?

Now you're done with college. Like this is what I'm doing. Love that. Have an official name for it. And we come from an area where like everyone was going to your like nine to five job that I don't know. It was definitely like it was a little bit of a risk. Yeah. Me driving my car.

You worked for Capital One, bro? Yeah, man, me too. What's in your wallet, brother? But when we were making music senior year, like, we definitely believed in what we were making, which is, I think, a huge reason why we did what we did. It's because we had a song on SoundCloud that blew up and, yeah. That led to an upload on Trap Nation. We had the song called Rise Above.

That week, Cole DMed the guy that run Trap Nation at the time. His name was Andre. He ended up selling a part of it. I don't know the story there. He DM'd us. He was at Amsterdam Music Week at like 3 a.m. that time and he was like, I love this. I'm going to upload. Whatever. We were just like, me and her

were like freaking out. Is he your fan? Because at that time... no, I am. He was an Amsterdam, so now he has an accent. Yeah, I guess he is. He's probably, I think he definitely speaks like us. He definitely talks like a normal person. But it's actually crazy that our first manager, Paul Campbell, shout out Paul Campbell.

Paulie? He, the way we met him was actually through Carnage. Oh, yeah, Carnage, we have a lot to thank for. When I was 20, I DJed at this place in Ocean City, Maryland. way we met him was actually through carnage oh yeah carnage we have a lot to thank for when i was 20 i dj'd at this place ocean city maryland it was called h2o and it was the the pinnacle twerk grind party 21 and under 15 to 20 years old i can see the artwork right now 15 to 20 years old maybe not just joking about how that could not exist? It exists.

It exists in Maryland on the beach. How do you prove you're 15? You have an ID? Yeah, junior ID. No, no, no. It was 16. No, it was 15. 15 and a half. Have you had your learner's permit for driving? I can see some issues arising from that. It's the only go-go license of that nature

that exists in the entire united states sounds like it should be at least in the state of maryland yeah because i don't there could be some weird shit you know in other places but i haven't heard of it um but anyway so i worked there and my boss came up to me he's like hey i'm gonna book a dj he owned a 21 plus club too um because he hired me to dj for the whole. So that's how like the DJing got elevated. But he said, do you want Hardwell, Tiesto or Carnage? And at that time Carnage was doing his Spaceman remix and that whole time, you know, that time of Carnage, Michael Jordan and like this, that stuff. Uh, and I was like, dude, Carnage, he's from Frederick, Maryland.

He used to go to H2O when he was a kid. So for him it was like nostalgic to to come back and play or whatever. So when he came and played, we got to hang out for a week. And he had the Chipotle card. Remember Chipotle Gang? I got to go Chipotle with him, bro. He bought me Chipotle with the card, man. He has a lifetime fucking free Chipotle card.

Yeah, it's free Chipotle forever. Chipotle Gang. that's the go right there yeah bro it's epic but so for me at that time that was epic but then fast forward from that trip so we got to know each other a little bit so fast forward two years later when i was at university miami uh he was playing at mansion which was one of the best venues in miami if you guys don't know about it 14 and up this one 14 and up, this one? 14 and up. No, this one's 21 and up. This one's proper Miami. It was the best nightclub in Miami when it was open, in my opinion, as far as vibe.

But he was there, and I went, and he saw me. And he was backstage. So I'm on the stage or whatever. So I came back, and at the end of his set, he was like, yo, come with us to 11. And when we walked out the back of Mansion, he said, yo, just hop in that car. And when I hopped in that car, in the backseat of that car was our first manager and how I met our first manager, Paul Campbell. And then that whole thing led to then two years later when the Trap Nation upload happened. He picked us up.

And then that led to a EP that we had signed to Insomniac and Interscope. And then it was kind of off to the races from there. Let's go, dude. Everything just happens by chance. That's crazy. Thank you, Carnage. There's a Chipotle card involved. Not even Carnage, Gordo.

You're down the right path. It all started with Chipotle. Shout out, Gordo. Yeah, now it's cool to see the way he's transcended and changed his career. Yeah, he's fucking killing it. He's totally changing the game and his whole... It's just the coolest thing. Switch it up.

What's the best memory you guys have from touring and what's the most embarrassing memory you have from the other person? best embarrassing of the other person best story you have of the other person on tour and then the most embarrassing one the Best tour. I think the best one of the best stories is we one night got the really We just had a great idea to take acid and hike up a mountain that you're supposed to hike up, you know, in tennis shoes in the daytime. And we did it at night on acid.

Sounds safe. In flip flops and socks. And we made it to the top. So that was your favorite. One of the most memorable. I remember walking and not seeing my feet and like not feel like I knew I existed, but I just was like walking. It was when we were actually on the OK tour like a couple years ago. You were just an orb floating. No, where was that? Kingman, Arizona. Random city in Arizona. Shout out Kingman, Arizona.

Yeah, shout out Kingman. This evaporates. Our next question is who's the bigger dab out of both of you? It's Daniel. So by dab, do you mean down ass bitch drunk ass bitch down ass bitch drunk ass bitch see i only know what is down as a bitch i mean it could go you can interpret it however you like but i still feel like it's daniel i say i say yes to more things than i would say you say yes to yeah i would say if it's like the most ridiculous

thing ever he's gonna do it and i'm gonna go out it's that you're not allowed to say no yeah the no no goes out of the vocab. No is not in the vocab. No no's. No no's. All yes, no no. Yeah. It gets you points. You don't even have to say yes.

You're just like, eh. In college, I was probably the dab. Well, the best is when people know that that's our rule, and they start taking advantage of it. Yeah, they take advantage. They're like, hey, you want to do this? You can't say no. And you're like, all right.

We got to stop telling people we have that rule, goddammit. That's funny. Girls can say no, and you're like, all right. We gotta stop telling people we have that rule, goddammit. That's funny. Girls can say no, yes. No, we are forced to not read people. It's not another people. Are we going out tonight, though? I don't see a good reason not to. I mean.

Are you a dab? So you come to Mexico? It's a dab competition tonight. Are you guys going to Mexico? The rule only works when we've started the night. No, I'm definitely not. I don't just not say no at all times. That be dead yeah i am my half my family's banned from mexico so or a third so my dad is banned from mexico yeah what was that for um so his name is yeah i've

been there eight times this year and uh he lived there and there's a lot that goes into that but one of the times he accidentally brought a firearm across the border So he went to jail I had to go to he called me from jail I had to get a a Mexican guy from Home Depot to translate the Mexican jail person to figure out what was going on had to go down there to get Him out and then he had a court date like six months later which was bad 12 pace Dollars in a taco it was like a smaller domination than i had and then i need to go get some change but yeah so his court date was like six months out and the

attorney we didn't have the perfect translation but she pretty much said it was like 90 10 percent chance that he goes to jail for like six months like 90 chance he goes yeah so he didn't go to court and then now he's banned from Mexico. Wow. So that was the deal. Plea deal, just don't come back. Yeah, well, I mean, he has a warrant. It was a deal that he just made on his own. Yeah, they wasn't negotiating through the legal channels. It was like, if you

come back, you're gonna go to jail, so just don't come back. Yes, exactly. But then you're gonna go over there and they're gonna hold you hostage. No, I don't think I want to go back to Mexico for a long time. I'm scarred. Well, we're going back. It's okay. The one time I went to Tijuana, I won't be going back to Tijuana. Yeah.

And I'm going there tonight, so that's the difference. I mean, I've only been arrested two times in Mexico, so. Yeah. It's just Mexico and arrested just goes hand in hand for me. Yeah. Do you want to do another one of yours or do you want me to do one of mine? Yeah, Jay, why don't you. Let's get Jay Suss in the mix here. Well, I just put together some Bonnie and Clyde questions, you know, I know music, I know this stuff. So,

yeah. So John is our in-house music expert. So he's going to ask questions about music exclusively about music. The reason for that is because I don't know anything about music. Um, so I was doing a little Bonnie and Clyde, actual Bonnie and Clyde research. I found out that they were musicians before they were criminals. Yes, they were. So if the music stuff doesn't work out, what crime do you think you would excel at? And do you think you would get into crime? Obviously, that's the next step.

You already have the prereq for it. No, it's given that you get into crime. What are you going for? So for, because for me, I think I would be a pretty good like pyramid scheme leader or maybe like a fake church no you're a cult guy for sure yeah like a cool absolutely a cult yeah and then for morgan garrett i thought you know they'd probably be the best two-for-one twinks on the market like there's just no way that's why we have to move to nevada yeah yeah there's like you guys can get them into the scene in Miami, probably. You can help them out. For sure. So I had this really bad habit in high school of stealing clothes.

Like klepto. Yeah, yeah. So I don't know. I mean, I could bring it back to the roots and maybe do some petty theft things. Maybe steal some Gucci. Yeah, you got it. Up a little bit. Yeah, increase the stakes. I was definitely robbing Forever 21, so...

Let's say your livelihood depends on how much money you make from this crime. So you gotta up the ante. Gucci store robber. Stealing hand purses. Stealing guns. Selling them on the market. Stealing guns. I watched this movie recently about stealing guns.

A little War Dogs action. A little Nicolas Cage, Nick Cage movie, you know what I'm saying? Oh, uh... Warlord, or Lord of War. Yeah. Lord of War. That's a Dogs action. A little Nicolas Cage movie, you know what I'm saying? Warlord? Or Lord of War? Yeah. What's a banger? Fire. What about you, Daniel? Me? I would definitely either do a cryptocurrency robbery. Oh. You know what I'm saying?

Open up your own Dogecoin sort of deal? Whatever, or just literally do one of those Twitter things, like take over Elon Musk's Twitter and do a link where everybody sends him and I just rob everybody.. Oh okay so we're going high tech. He's doing some cyber. So I'm trying to do less and just like make more and if not

that then it would definitely be. I can see you being a pimp just because you look like one right now. Cyber pimp. Yeah cyber pimp. We were talking about cyber pimp. He comes out with the first QR codes you can scan. You know there's actually a lot of cyber pimps nowadays Yeah, they just what are they like just like OnlyFans girl managers exactly yeah very common shout out

Free top G free But no don't free top G um gee you got another right ladies But no, don't free Top G. Jay, you got another one? Right, ladies? Yeah, I've got a bunch. I've got a bunch. I think I could make a lot of money selling myself on the street. Wait, wait, should we do what we think ours would be?

Yeah, go ahead. You don't think mine was accurate? Because I think mine was right. Oh, you nailed it. You could go ahead with your own opinion for sure if you think you know better. No, I'd probably go drug dealer for sure. Yeah, I mean, I look like I do crystal meth, so meth dealer. Meth?

Yeah. Yeah, just goes down in his own dealer for sure. Yeah, I mean, I look like I do crystal meth, so meth dealer. Meth? Yeah. Yeah. Just goes down in his own supply, though. Yeah. You're signing up under cyber pimp. What are you talking about? Yeah. No, he's not cyber pimp.

He's cyber pimped. You guys do your own cyber twink service. I would get cyber pimp. Cyber twinks? Cyber twink service. Sure. I'd make some bands selling this body on the internet. Oh, my God.

Oh, that's what I'm saying. I did not say you were going to be unsuccessful in my notes here. You seen me shake my ass before? He takes Venmo. I'll tell you that. I take it all. Oh my God. That's what I'm saying. I did not say you were going to be unsuccessful in my notes here. You seen me shake my ass before? He takes Venmo. I'll tell you that. I take it all. Let's see. What was one of my next ones here?

Okay, this is a good one. You can only get rid of one of these people, but the rest of them are now a staple at all of your shows. So the first person is the guy who wants to play a song or the song request guy. The next is the people who clap the fans.

They do those little fan clappers. The next is the guy who really wants your attention in the front row. He might do the head text thing. And then the last is the guy with the flash on in your booth trying to film your deck and shit. Definitely the first one. You're getting rid of song request guy? quick yeah that's that's the worst i'm like bro i'm sitting here creating a flow for you and you're over here trying to fuck like tapping your waist and shit like i would say no i remember even last night some kid was like

uh a specific artist slash dubstep it's always the dubstep kids, too. It's always the bass kids. Yeah. It's never. Play some fucking dub, dude. Play some such jazz, brother. Drop it. I would say the people that are at the front, though, trying to, like, talk to me as I'm, like, singing to them. There was this one woman recently.

It was, like, a crowd full of, like, younger kids. And there was one older woman at the front asking to read my hand. She was like, let me read your palm reading. She's mid-song. I was, like, literally mid-song singing. And she's giving me her card for palm reading. She was like, let me read your palm reading. She's mid-song. I was like literally mid-song singing and she's giving me her card for palm reading. I was like, what? You gotta market.

It's all about viral marketing. Well, afterwards I was like, I'll have you read my hand now. Just give me that. But not when I'm singing. I want you to do it, but let me finish this verse. I had a kid come up to me

while we're playing with his USB on a necklace. And he's like, yo, dude, like showing it to me. I'm like, can you get fucked? For the love of God. i think my favorite one was um this girl was in the crowd yelling where's john to me and garrett he's not fucking djing right now or ever yeah we're no longer the that's funny because a lot of people don't know that he's not part of the music stuff this just made me think about one time we were playing in new york city like last month and a guy came up and said, hey, I'll give you $500 if you play Mr. Brightside.

Oh, yeah. That's an easy one. And literally pulls out phone, boom, sends it, next song. Oh, yeah. I don't mind the request. Okay, so yeah, put that in a little quotation. As long as you got money, it's good. If you got a Benjamin on you, sure.

It's also got to be the right venue like this was like lavo new york so it's like a bottle club it's like you know you're talking about an artist show you're probably not close enough you name the club where mr brightside doesn't go off though oh no it goes off every club but there isn't one maybe not throw it in the middle there isn't one yeah there's not one you can play that in not north america at least. Morg? You want to switch? I can keep going with the ridiculous ones if you want. Yeah, keep on going, dude. J-Sass, let's do it.

Okay, okay, okay, okay. What is this one? Oh, so I'm a big fan of the DJs with the masks that just have to wear it at all times. If you guys had to wear one, a design your own, what do you think you'd come up with? Design. Definitely a really good AC

within the mask. It's always hot. It doesn't matter what it looks like. As long as it's well ventilated, bro. DJ AC. What was the one guy we just saw recently? The pickle guy? Oh, yeah. That guy's got to have the worst

time in there. That thing looks heavy. The mobility is so minimal. It makes him like 6'7". Yeah. That's how I feel about Marshmallow. I still just think that it's too heavy. Respect for, you know, doing it for that long. I feel like you would sit on Pickle.

I would squat on Pickle, absolutely. Are you fucking kidding me? What about there's a new guy? Next time I see him, I'm getting a ladder and I'm jumping on him. There's a new guy that has the light-up mask. I feel like you'd be into that. I like a little bit of ridgage. To answer your question, I would never wear a mask.

I don't think I could. I get so hot. The emotion, the facial expression has such... At least in some of the rooms that we're playing with 1,000 kids. When you're at a 30,000 person stage, they don't see your face as much unless it's like on the screen but when you're like more intimate

scenarios like your face and like you know if you're sitting there smiling like more people are happier in the room like i've even seen it like i've caught myself kind of having like my resting bitch face while i'm djing and feeling the vibe not like that but you know what i'm saying like you're just too in the zone yeah But if I'm really sitting there and they see that we're genuinely enjoying what we're doing, it just elevates the whole thing. So I think there's a big importance to not cover your face.

As a singer, I couldn't imagine wearing a mask. Unless it sells tickets, in which case, good for you. Have you not seen the masked singer? I just imagined that they thought they were going to wear it one time. And then they took off because of that. They're like, fuck, now I've got to wear this pickle on my head every day. Yeah. What about you guys remember that one moment of Popcorn Man or something?

He had like a popcorn. Oh, popcorn, dude. What the fuck? I think his name was under the popcorn. He was around for like a month or something. Is there a DJ Horse? There's a guy that wears the horse thing. I fucking hope so.

There better be. Oh, there's a. If there is, then I'm doing it. There's a DJ Emoji, I think, too. Oh, Press Play. Press Play has like a thing with with a play button on his head. Oh, DJ Press Play. He's the Friday Beers resident DJ.

Where? Friday Beers, the meme page. Oh, yeah. When they throw parties, he's their DJ. It's a giant play button. Yeah, I think that's funny. DJ Press. Shout out Friday Beers, the boys.

We met them last weekend. Shout out to the boys. Shout out to the boys. Yo, what is your guys' drink of choice? Drink of choice? Like alcohol? Yeah like when you pull up Tequila for sure I'm really into the pineapple tequila Just keep it simple these days

Pineapple with tequila Just pineapple with tequila What kind of tequila? Probably Casamigos I mean if it's absolutely no limit Then Don Julio 1942 obviously Or Classe I feel that I mean, if it's absolutely no limit, then Don Julio 1942, obviously. Or Classe.

I feel that. Ding, ding. I like Casamigos. Ding, ding. Blanco. Are you going to make a fucking breast milk joke or what? For you, I was going to say free. Whatever doesn't break your fucking neck. 30-second wine bag slap.

Oh, that was clutch. I'm not partial to that. I'll drink anything. Yes. But if I'm getting to pick. Good to know. You'll drink anything. Yeah. Well, that was I'm not partial day. I'll drink anything Yes, but if I if I'm getting to get to know you'll drink anything. Yeah, well that was devious ever look at me If I had to what's my go-to drink, I mean you'll literally drink anything yeah Whatever the first the person whatever you have the last drink yeah, you're really you're really not big

Yeah, I don't give a fuck. It doesn't taste good to me. The closest cup. He pretty much hates it also. He does it for like a purpose. I'm trying to get drunk. Yeah. I'm trying to get there. How fast can I drink it?

What has the most speed? Yeah. And it's usually you grabbing a handle. Yes. And just drinking it straight from the fucking spout. That's the way to do it. Anybody that doesn't drink straight from the bottle, I look at them funny. It's the way to do it until this guy's face down in the fucking booth.

Hey, dude, I make it. Yeah. Somehow. Name a time he hasn't drank. That's how we know God is real, because you make it. Yeah. Shout out Jesus. Shout out Jesus Christ.

I think the last one here I had, I just was doing a little Wikipedia research, saw you guys are from Virginia originally. Yeah. Virginia is home to the largest Arby's in the world. I didn't even know. Are you guys are from virginia originally yeah um virginia is home to the largest arby's in the world um i didn't even are you guys proud of that or do you love arby's as much as do you that place is big i can confidently say i've never had arby's they never had arby's but they got the meats they got them over like a month ago like just we started as a joke we're like should we go to arby's we're like fuck it like none of us have been there in fucking ever or in a long ass time we're like fuck it let's do it i cannot even

express how fucking heinous it was like we were i took we each took one bite almost vomited and just walked out i put that i didn't even take a bite out of my sandwich i saw i opened it up to see that roast meat was from there dude the meat that beef was blasted out make me feel really good about never having Arby's. It was fucking rancid. I think that's kind of a badge of honor that everyone should wear. It feels illegal that that place is allowed to operate. Do they sell the Arby's hats? Ooh, those are fun. What don't they sell?

There are some super authentic Arby's in California that I've passed the signs and I'm like, these look like they've been here forever. I've actually never heard about anybody ever actually eating Arby's. Yeah, it's a front. I don't know. It's not something you gloat about, for sure. They're definitely money laundering or something. They got mad ad dollars.

Like, I see them on TV every day. They have a bunch of OnlyFans girls chained up in the back. How does Arby's still exist? I don't know. But there's definitely one person listening that just turned off the episode. Oh, at the Arby's.

And they're like, love Arby's. Because Arby's paid them all time. I eat Arby's every day. It's blasphemy. Okay, what would you say the other person's worst drunk habit is? Or funniest? Speaking. You go first.

That's for Morgan. She just, like, starts, like, just not giving a fuck in the sense of, like, if I, like, smoke a cigarette or, like, start smoking joints. Speaking of cigarettes. She looks upset. She's like, I don't give a fuck in the sense of like, if I like smoke, smoke a cigarette or like, ah, like start smoking. Speaking of cigarettes, he looks upset. She's like, I don't know. No wonder you're so raspy.

That's disgusting. Do you have one? Yo, should we torch up a gore right now? I, when I'm drunk sometimes I think back to college when like having a cigarette would just like take me there. Drunk.

Oh, it would just take you there. That's a first class ticket to there. Yeah. Also like nowadays I don't smoke cigarettes, but like when I was in Europe, like that's all people do. It's like,

it reminds me of being in Europe, which like I always want to be in Europe. So I'm just like cigarette. It brings you back. Yeah. And college either takes you there or way too far to throw. Oh yeah. Oh yeah.

Or directly to the spins. Oh yeah. Twitch. Age honestly doesn't get that Really fucked up that often like I haven't say really control. Yeah, okay. She has to I'm not familiar with the term Yeah, it's me saying yeah I used to get a lot more fucked up actually like the beginning of our career when like I was singing like one-liner I'm not going to sell on a rider. Yeah, that's it. I need to start seeing yeah, that's that's your

Start doing the one-liners for the drop. Yes learn the fuck. I want it becomes like detrimental Morgan I already do that The frame is you're gonna have to turn out your job. What's what's her worst or funny drunk? I would say like talking about myself though, I overeat when I'm drunk. I order all the snacks. Oh, me and Garrett will do an $80 McDonald's. We did that when we

stayed at your place after that one show we went to. Remember that? McDonald's drunk is the best McDonald's. We went to Academy and we ordered a fuck ton of McDonald's after. Remember? We got three bags of shit for just us three. You also can't beat McDonald's fries. When we slept on the couch at Corinne's place. Yeah, that was epic.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. It was like literally $100. Yeah, 40 nuggies. I just picture them like literally like spooning with each other on this couch, but it was the type of couch that leans back and if one of them got up, then it would like It would collapse the whole operation.

We were perfectly balanced somehow, even though you're a hundred pounds heavier. Yeah. I would say his worst drunk habit is, um, rolling just endless amounts of joints until he blacks out the joints. Just as a pilot. I've actually never blacked out. Like I never not remembered things. I've really never blacked out. I've never not remembered things. Really? Good.

There's been details I haven't remembered, but the general where I was, what time it was. You forgot the hours of 8 to 2 a.m. Never. I'm always pretty aware when I'm really drunk. Your drunk habit is ending up

places you shouldn't be. When he gets wasted, he'll be like in his restroom just want to go wherever and do everything and like he'll like never make it back or like ends up at some crazy after party somewhere like djing for three people i'll definitely do that yeah sounds like a move i would i thought you were describing garrett i'll be like i just want to go sleep and order food and he's like i'm going to this after party and like it's not lit he's like doesn't matter he, I'm going to this after party. And it's not lit. He's like, it doesn't matter.

He could DJ in his seat. It's a vibe, dude. It's not about being lit. It's a vibe. Yeah, like today, Sunset Cliffs. That'll be a vibe. That's going to be a vibe, dude. And then he books it to Tijuana.

Yeah. Yeah, we might end up in Mexico tonight. Hit up my dad. He'll get us in. He's got to stay in. I will be still in San Diego. We don't need this guy. We're dropping his dad's name at the border and I'll go.

We'll get right in. Yeah, they'll take you the back way. Let's go get our gun back. Let's get the gun back. And just terrorize all of you. But I would say for Garrett's, it's either become friends with a random stranger. Best friends. Best friends.

Oh, yeah, not just friends. Like almost to the point where I leave all my friends and I'm just hanging out with some random dude. Yeah, with some random dude. It's always a dude. This guy's the fucking man. What are you trying to say? No, leave all my friends and I'm just hanging out with some random dude. It's always a dude. This guy's the fucking man. What are you trying to say? No, I'm just... Bro, if you met Shane, he's the man. Just met a Shane last weekend at Spongebob's

house. He was the man. Or my favorite in college was just sprinting everywhere. Oh, yeah. I think everyone goes through a sprinting stage. Dead sprinting. We'd be walking as a group to a place and I'd be like, alright right i'll see you guys there and just run yeah i can say i've never been a sprinter drunk yep oh you've never done a runaway it's about the wind on your face really yeah the runaway i don't think so morgan's is i've done a few runaways for sure frequently on

the show but never having his phone or always being dead oh i know he'll get to the party with his phone under 20 yeah yeah i think one of my favorites from morg is um he is already lost and you get a hold of him finally and you're like hey when are you gonna be here and he'll be like i'm right i'm here he's like i'm pulling up right now and then an hour and a half goes by and he finally shows up and you're like what the fuck you find him on the phone and he still can't figure out how to get back Oh, absolutely not and I would say yours is kind of like eyes half closed just like to the music don't know the song Just like oh it never know the song But that shit

Music Lord No single fucking dance song or maybe like ten, but he's there at every show That sounds just like all of them He doesn't know a single fucking dance song. Or maybe like ten. But he's there at every show. God damn it. He's a warrior. That sounds just like all of them, baby. Yeah, fucking hell, man. That was levels. Thank you. I got you.

No one else picked that up on that. What else we got, Morgan? Let's see here. I want to hear their roast for you. Did you guys bring some? Some roast for us? Like actual meat? No, roasting?

Like actual beefs? Oh my God. I gotta give you some flowers, bro. We were at this party, private party. We played a private party the other week in San Diego down the block from where we're at right now. It was with B.O.B., Gorilla bob gorilla zo sugar ray and all the

stuff private party um smorgas is out there just slanging bro i saw this dude literally like the hottest girl in the room like just stood on his lap like this kid's like nothing bro it wasn't even time like him i saw you guys at the Funhouse area Literally an hour later Another dime Different one You are a better use of the term But slang it He's got a little ADD when it comes to bad bitches

I'll take it As we say This dude fucks I'll take that Put that in a reel This dude fucks. I'll take that. Promo clip. Put that in a reel, man. We got the promo clip. We got the promo for the episode. All right, we're done,

ladies and gentlemen. We got the clip. We got the clip. Episode 27. We've been waiting for that for a long time. We can stop the pod now. Morgan's just been waiting for that.

We can stop the pod entirely. Yeah, exactly. Completely, yeah. We're done. Mission accomplished, ladies and gentlemen. We got him. That was good. We got the compliment to morgan on this show ever

uh like i said when i was going through the like famous virginians i think you guys have a chance to become the most famous ones i know because the only so this is the most famous there's only one famous guy one that i actually knew it's chris Chris Pratt. Yeah. You could do it. There's also Pharrell, Mike Vick. Pharrell. No, they didn't grow up there. I don't know. Yeah, yeah. I went through the list.

Oh, wow. If you can overtake Sandra Bullock. Ooh. Done. You guys have got this. How old is she? She's about to die anyway. Yeah, right?

Fuck her. We got her. No, I do love her. Is she cute? Is Sandra Bullock cute? Yeah. She's a milf mommy. All right, we're going to end on a little bit of serious now.

Okay. Okay. What do you guys see for the future of Bonnie and Clyde? Well, it's stadiums, world tours, and it's Grammys. Well, you guys have an album about to come out. Oh, yeah. Let's talk a little bit. Yeah, a little sooner.

So the single that we have coming out is- It's called Knee Juts. It's the one, two, three, fourth single coming off the album called Tears in Paradise. Do we have a date for that? That is 11-11 for the album. Make a fucking wish, dude. 11-11, 22.

I hated that so much. So what Tears in Paradise is and what the sound that we're creating for this album is not like our sound. It're creating for this album is not like our sound it's just a part of us you know we don't have one sound me and page we love so many different styles of music we just right now that's where we felt like kind of like the phase of our lives we wanted to take the feeling so and how we were feeling uh at the time when we made all this music and so in the future,

already at Imagine Music Festival, we're playing two sets. One set's like our main stage party rocking set, and then our second set is Bonnie and Clyde Presents Tears in Paradise. No way, that's fucking awesome. I like that. And we're going to be doing that

at a bunch of different festivals. And then we're also having the Tears in Paradise tour in end of quarter one, end of quarter one, beginning of quarter two, 2023, where we're going to do seven, eight major markets, outdoor events, like, you know, 2000 person, 3000 person, like near water, some sort of paradise. Some paradise vibe, man.

So nothing in the middle of the country at all. Yeah. I mean, we... We're not going to Tulsa for this tour. I think the least paradisy one probably would be like Denver, but it'll still be like a dope location. The mountains are beautiful, stuff like that.

Or whatever. And so that's kind of like our thing right now, just building a show because for the last four years, we've been just DJing and having some visuals. We've been dropping EPs. But this is going to be like a show curated every single moment, and it's really just hold your girl and cry.

I want to make you cry. I would say that this being our debut album and kind of being emotional is like we're going to be exposing ourselves more than we ever have. There's a lot of like questions behind our project that we're finally going to tell our fan base about. And I love it. Yeah. I like that you guys are doing variety because I feel like so many people, they feel like alienated to do one thing when they're doing one thing for a while. And like the music moves so fast and you're just kind of like over it after a while yeah or you get bored bro like i couldn't even imagine being a like i see me doing bonnie and clyde until i'm

50 years old like how david get us over at the festival like just you know his arms don't pump as hard and as fast they're still pumping you. You know what I'm saying? They're still pumping. Still pumping. And when we're 50 years old, we're going to still be pumping. And I just didn't, I don't see myself, you know, just making bass music until I'm 50. And like when we first got on the scene,

we were like, we said walking the line between the rave and the radio. And at this point we're making this feeling and we're going to put it into this category and we're going to make another feeling and it's going to be in this category and just like have shows that are specific towards those feelings. And then when we don't have those shows, it's just party rock and let's throw a party. Yeah.

The most consistency in our project is obviously like me singing and like our personalities in general. Like, so that's the three line. Yeah. You know, it's like people are, I feel like nowadays, aside from the music, like people like to be a fan of the person like yeah totally that's how we did this

that's why that's why we started a podcast yeah yeah to see how big of a video sphere yeah after this bonnie and clyde loses half a following yeah oh yeah yeah so uh all those plans you have they're gone scrap them a few tour dates are getting canceled. Those are cute ideas, but you guys are fucked up. But yeah, so how could, what's you guys at on everything, just so people know? At BonnieXClyde on everything. At BonnieXClyde. Except for TikTok is at BonnieXClyde with two E's at the end because someone's looking.

I've tried to buy them out. Yeah, just thought about it before we did. She snagged you. We're fucking excited for the album we're so excited for the record to come out

September 23rd need ya um thank you guys so much for coming on yeah thank you guys it was a good time it was a vibe

alright uh we are FOMO yeah you know where to find us motherfuckers sap fuckers dabs uh

thanks for tuning in we'll see you uh next week yeah boom gang