No Jumper - TopRankGang on Being Cambodian, Long Beach, $tupid Young Beef & More

Episode Date: September 26, 2024

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No jumper. Coolest podcasts on the world. I'm in here today with my man, Lush, Uno. And we having a sit down with some of the most widely recognized hitters coming out of Long Beach. Top rang gang. Top rang gang in the building. How are y'all doing? Nice to have you guys here, man.

Appreciate you. I don't know if you guys have heard about me around Long Beach. But 2010 to 2014, I was holding in the day. down man for sure yeah yeah i remember when i realized like damn i live in a place called cambodia town that's crazy because i'm not even from i'm on the east coast and like one day i'm just kind of riding my bike around and just see the signs and realize because all right you guys know anything about lowell massachusetts yeah uh yeah one of the other main cambodian strongholds in america i grew up like 20 minutes down the highway so grew up around a lot of cambodians can i just tell one

anecdote of when I realized that white people maybe were not like the dominant physical specimen on earth. I'm fascinated. I had some neighbors Nyang Tep and his brother. I just remember Nyang and I had these trees in front of my house. I never even really thought about these trees. They're like this skinny, tall is like three stories tall. Fucking dude Nying just we're walking home from school. He just

jumps up that tree. Sheets up the whole thing. Him and his brother, both side by side. They shimmy up the whole fucking tree. Like, it's nothing. Like, it's a total joke. And I realized at that moment, like, I could never do that. Like, you guys are so much physically stronger than me. It just was mind-blowing.

Like, that was, like, the moment when I realized, like, damn, like, people that aren't white are at least sometimes, like, way fucking stronger than me. I feel like it's a really competent use of body mass as well. You know what I mean? Because they're not the biggest that they make. use and lean muscle strength yeah yeah yeah yeah i don't know so my cambodian people oh yeah yeah yeah yeah we built different man we built different when did you first realize adam when you like moved along beach that there was a pretty sizable Asian probably when I started to notice the Cambodian town signs and realized like oh shit I'm

really like living in the middle of this shit okay so is that close to y'all Cambodias yeah that's right there Anahehm street yeah you know Shout out Anaheim. Shout out PCH. Harder of the city. For sure. We all stayed right there on Anaheim. Hell yeah.

Tell us a little bit about what it was like growing up in Long Beach. That shit was fun. It's a lot of skateboarding and bikes and shit. So, like, we were surrounded by that. Like, all that was all through. And then we got older, you feel me? They started venture off into other shit. Yeah, Long Beach is a wild place.

You got nicer areas. You got Super Hood areas. You got skate parks all over the place. You got nice-ass coffee shops and restaurants. You got a little bit of everything over there. But growing up over there, do you guys just stay in one section? Do you feel like you got to see what the city was really all about and everything? Honestly, it was all over.

We was all through it. Like downtown, Anaheim, PCH. To the north. Like, we grew up all through Long Beach. How many generations deep in Long Beach? Are y'all, were your parents from there, or did they immigrate? No, my parents was born in a refugee camp. Okay.

And they escaped from the wars and came to, uh, they went to Oregon, then they somehow ended up in Long Beach, but I was born in Long Beach. So you first generation American? Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. My parents, yeah, they born out the country for sure. How much do you go to the beach growing up?

Honestly, being from Long Beach, you don't go through. to that beach. It's not really the best beach, right? It ain't, we go to Huntington or whatnot, but we will pull up over there, smoke some weed, whatnot, chill. Other than that, we don't kick it. We ain't jumping in that water.

Yeah, because everybody pulls up to the bluff and just, like, smokes and watches the sun go down and shit like that. That's some normal shit to do, but the whole time living there, I don't know if I, maybe I went swimming like once or twice, but didn't really get too into it. But you know what I never thought about until I was watching like a swamp story's

video about about TRG and all this kind of shit is that Long Beach is called that because that's a long-ass beach I never thought about that it is a long-ass stretch of beach compared to a lot of other cities that are all on the coast where the beach is like hella short no definitely yeah that shit goes all the way down like what Seal Beach I believe so something that I always talked to Long Beach artists about and I've already interviewed you guys but the momentum that y'all've got since our

interview has been insane y'all really really got crazy emotion now being from long beach there's a real story to history of rap music you know what I mean like the snoop dog warren G the whole G funk how aware of that were y'all growing up because you were

because y'all seemed like y'all were little kids or not even born yet when that shit was cracking off you feel me I didn't really get in tune with that shit until I was like probably like 13 14 because you feel me like I didn't know Snoop Dog and all then I didn't really like I was into music like that so I think my older sister she put me on to all that and then when I think when Nate Dog passed they had the whole little parade thing

whatever and then that's when I first like seen it first hand like the impact they had and the VIP sign all that shit oh yeah yeah yeah but sure when you go over there though that shit ain't what it used to be. Yeah, which I mean, really, like if you're selling

records, you're not going to be able to have the same size store 30 years later. Yeah, that's right. Yeah, well, there's a very big 7-Eleven

you kind of got to go around it to hit the record store, I'm pretty sure. There's always something going on right there too. Yeah, it's all the stories right there. Definitely. Yeah,

so, like, how would you describe you guys as upbringing? Like, in terms of what you were privy to, what you were seeing out in the street and everything. Did it occur to you at a very young age?

Like, Holy shit, this is a crazy-ass place to be brought up. I feel like it was regular because the shit that we seen, like, it was everywhere type of shit. And, like, from an outsider perspective, it would be like, what the, what's going on over here? But then we see that shit every day. It's, like, kind of normal.

Yeah, I don't got, like. I don't got it. Like, fucking us growing up, shit, we was cool with, you know, people we ain't cool with now. And then as we grew up, We just we went this way. They went that way. And that's what it was.

Like the Cambodian community is real small out there too. So, you know. That's something that always fascinated me about, you know, because there's a large Cambodian population. I mean, Asian overall, but a lot predominantly Cambodian. We all damn near related. I feel like shit. Right.

Because if you're Cambodian and you live in Southern California, you probably live in Long Beach or are there a bunch of other cities where there's a lot. Long Beach, Fresno, Stockton. I mean, there's a, there's a lot of Cambodian. But predominantly it's out there. Yeah, in Southern Cali, yeah, if not like Daigo or some shit. Yeah, for sure. Yeah.

What I want to know is, like, what defines the boundaries? Because, you know, there's two clearly defining groups within that community. How does that, like, get defined of who you're going to rock with? Who you know, are you going to be with the Asian boys or the T-R? You know what I'm saying? Like, how to T-R-G is how to-old. Honestly, it's just, like, who you know. in who you like who you click with more types of it like because we got family like a lot of the

homies like our family from the other side you feel me and then it's just who we choose to like be around and yeah yeah like basically friendship groups from like your childhood because really y'all are all supposed to be together type of shit but then it winds up yeah that's just crazy like for it to be like a relatively small group of people does that occur to you guys that that's kind of kind of unfortunate series of events that kind of divided the community or are you just habituated to it like it just is what it is it's hell of like unfortunate you feel me because like our people came out here didn't come out here for that you feel me like they didn't expect all this shit to happen shit we are our people's before us they came out to Long Beach and they was dealing

with racial wars you get what I'm saying right it was it was like more racial things it wasn't oh Cambodian on Cambodian You know what I'm saying, but as time went by into our generation, now it's, you know, we on our own kind type shit, damn near. As fucked up as it sounds, that's just what it is. Do you feel like that also, like, makes it difficult for the fans sometimes because, like, the fans? Yeah, but then, no, it's like, music is music. You know what I'm saying? If I see somebody playing that, you know, somebody else's music that I don't, I'm not going to, you're a fan, bro, you regular.

Yeah, but, you know, I can't... As long as you don't involve yourself any type of shit. Yeah. Do y'all feel like, you know, you talked about the racial divide in Long Beach? You know, there's a lot, there's always been a lot of funk between black and brown and Long Beach. It's one of, like, the longest-standing race wars. Still going on. Still going on.

Still like that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then, like, how do y'all feel like y'all, you know, as Asians fit into that whole dynamic? We just do our own thing. We don't involve ourselves into what they got going on. We don't involve everybody type of shit. We don't involve ourselves in the, you know, black politics or brown politics. You know what I'm saying?

That's not a place. You know? If you guys get locked up, who do you roll with? Others. You know what I'm saying? Oh, there's a other. Yeah, which is, well, Cambodian. We run Cambodian.

Oh, okay. You know what I'm saying? Come on. But we got Mexican homies. We got black homies. We got Indian homies and shit when they hit the when they hit the when they get locked up Guess what they're running other. Okay.

And they lowkey click up with the blacks. Okay. Yeah. We're cool. Yeah. For my understanding. Yeah. Yeah.

Because we, you know, we're always going to be outnumbered. You know what I'm saying? Like we're probably about like 2% in jail. And you know what I'm saying? 2% Asians and the rest is black, brown. But is this is one thing that I've had other people from the Asian street community kind of stressed to me is that they really don't appreciate some of the stereotypes that go on in the media, mainstream media, in terms of like basically making it seem as if Asian people are just like, like, see by default. Yeah. Y'all don't like that.

That's what I get the idea. We came from, we was raised in the hood, like, you know, shit. It's not too many Asian people out there that, like, came from what we came from. Yeah. And the ones that portrayed in the media, that's like they're not used to art type of Asian people. Yeah, we are dark-skinned Asians, you know. Southeast Asians. Okay, so that brings up an interesting point.

Do you feel like there's, like, a caste system with an Asian culture? Like, there's racism between Asians? For sure. I mean, for my understanding, that's, like, some of the most racism, you'll ever encounter is Asian-on-Asian, like Japanese versus Chinese. It's like a hierarchy. They feel like right.

Oh, shit. You know, they got, they millionaires in China. You know, they come out here and, you know. Like down on us. If we were posted up outside, everybody smoking and drinking and then a bunch of like Harvard graduate Chinese people walk by,

I feel like we're going to catch a vibe. Most definitely. They're going to turn their nose up. They're not like us. I don't know. They're not like us. I could imagine that. That wouldn't surprise me too much.

Damn. No. So do you all ever like, because unfortunately it seems like you feel me, Cambodians, Vietnamese, Filipinos, like you said, Southeast Asians, get the short end of the stick and get to feel discriminated on by other Asians and things like that? In the areas that we be in, hell not. But if like we were to be somewhere where you wouldn't see.

people like us then yeah for sure in terms of you guys coming together as a rap group what was the process like like do you guys have anyone in particular that stands out as like the leader that sort of brought people together uh hell not because at first we was all uh rapping like solo and then uh we was like we did a couple songs together and then we we seen that the fans liked it yeah they liked us all together so he was like it why not why not we'll make a song and thursday 30 minutes versus solo. We'll make a song in like an hour or two. You know what I'm saying?

So we knock out five to ten songs a session easily. I think the first time I've seen you guys, there is a big-assie-cut cipher on YouTube. And there was different fools from y'all section were, there's hell of fools from y'all section rapping. And I don't even know how many of y'all are even wrapped in there, but I think I've seen a couple of y'all on the video type shit.

But that was the first time I became aware and I was like, damn, there's a lot of fools from over there, you feel me, TRGs that really rapping the ass off, dude? So were y'all influenced by other fools from y'all section, or was it just like? Yeah, I mean, you know, it was a couple of OGs, you know,

that paved away for us in the rap, you know. Shit, MacG had the streets on a lot, you know. He had the ops listening. to it like he was just one of one of the older uh older homies that just paved away with the music yeah he like gave people they first like taste in the music from our side so did you're all parents pretty strict or like were they did they try to deter you from the lifestyle because you know all my age and homies their parents stricter than a month you can't get away with sure yeah shit my but this

our parents is just from the hood like You know what I'm saying? Like, my mom was like, she was in and out of jail. So, like, she was strict, but she wasn't really there to enforce it type of shit. My mom had my bro in jail right here. It's my blood brother. Right. Whoa, that's like a crazy classification to be like I was born in jail.

Yeah, it was crazy. Yeah. That's crazy. Yeah. Have you heard stories? Like, what's the stories you heard about, like, me? My mom was, like, she was squabbling in jail and shit. Like, that she was crazy.

Wow, pregnant. Yeah. Like, she would fall on. or stomach type of shit. That's shit crazy, bro. You were meant to be something. You didn't just come out of that world for no reason. I think Tupac was born in jail, wasn't he?

I believe so. Yeah. Yeah, that's shit crazy. That's a sign of greatness, man. Damn, so, okay. But, okay, you guys, like, just sort of came to, so you guys were all rapping, and, like, when did it officially become, like,

we're going to make this a group? Like, that feels like a gigantic decision, because you're basically committing yourself to having to go to the same shows, being in the same studio sessions, etc. And it's also like having that confidence of like, it's not just like we're cool right now, but we're going to be cool for years and years and years to come.

Yeah, like, we actual, like, homies, we can't fall out on no rap shit. Like, we really got to see each other, you know what I'm saying? Regardless, so, you know. We didn't really make this shit official probably until, like, a year. A year ago, for sure. And really, it was because, like,

it's five of us on one song we're not about to just see four feature it glizzy gray feature mr east side that we're gonna keep it simple and short so you could you know find it easier definitely do does it feel like you guys have like a big fan base outside of california hell yeah like the community at large with y'all yeah for sure we big in um seattle shit australia we got held well well sainno and shes like that yeah We're just trying to keep going. Okay, so I got to ask y'all about this. Y'all came on Lush World, did a great interview around that time.

You dropped a video, Fast Money. Yeah. What the hell happened? Why did that? I mean, like, all your videos do good numbers, you feel, I mean, you hitting six figures, but almost everything y'all dropped. But why is that video so successful? Why you, what made the, what's that?

I think the radio play kind of like, yeah, that should have boost because after that, that shit was going up. Yeah. After they played us on the radio. The video itself was borrowed. Shit, the thumbnail. Y'all at 4.5 mil right now? Something like that, yeah. Yeah, that's crazy.

Do that kind of change shit for you guys, just to have one song go that crazy? Yeah, for sure. Open a lot more, it opened a lot more doors. Shit, ever since then, it's been up. We've been, like, tapping in with new people. people, like getting into new places we hadn't ever been before. Y'all going crazy. So what was, so y'all are assigned to one of the biggest labels in the streets of LA, O-TR records.

Yeah, where'd that come from? How did that happen? It was just gone to their studio. Like, because at first we didn't know it was, that was their, like, actual studio. And we was going there all the time. Daily, independently. Like, nobody funding us or nothing. We just, you know, every day, eight hours.

I don't know that. And in a day life. Who is these guys? They did their research and, you know, eventually, rest was history. Really? So you're already recording in their studio just coincidentally? Yeah.

Yeah, for sure. Wow, that's a small world situation. That's crazy. You know, like, Solis obviously rocks with, you feel me, the culture really heavy, but I wonder of him seeing you like, okay, like Solis, he Asian. You feel me? Yeah, probably.

He's like, these are some Asian fools that are really coming with it. with a dope image. I mean, he also has Pete Thrizzle signed. Yeah, for sure. So he's a, I think what Adam said earlier was really poignant about there being this mischaracterization of what people think are Asians. And y'all kind of kicking down the door

and let him know what really time it is. Oh, yeah, for sure. But really even just saying like Asian just feels like too much of simplification. It's like, if I'm fucking Cambodian, why are y'all comparing me to some people's in Japan? their culture has nothing in common. Like, it's easy for, like, Americans to be, like, Asia.

Yeah. Right. It's such a gigantic landmass that, like, to even, you know, because, like, we know a New Yorker and an L.A. kid are, like, worlds apart. Yeah. Even, like, a dude from Compton and a dude from Long Beach, like, dudes from California can, like, really tell the difference and shit. Yeah.

But, like, yeah, it's like, Americans like to put things into nice, simple buckets. So I feel like the Asian thing has got to be kind of annoying if you can't vote. Yeah. I get that shit growing up. In school, they'd be like, when I tell them I'm Cambodian, they'd be like, so you're not Asian? You Chinese? You Chinese? Like, what I said?

That goes back to King of the Hill. I am Laos. So are you Chinese or Japanese? Hank Hill. Okay, but like, when did you guys really start to feel like the music was moving and like shit was actually working? Honestly, independently, we dropped our first album of. getting richer every year, that my fucking went up.

We just dropped the bitch on Dissro Kid and it did what it was supposed to do and we was gaining traction just off that. So I felt like at that. Are y'all kind of, do y'all ever feel like this is going to sound crazy? So just bear with me, don't pack me out.

Do y'all ever feel like the back street boys in the sense that, let me finish, like I said, in the sense that everyone's going to have their favorite member. Oh, yeah, for sure. girls going like certain you feel me like how does that feel like how does that feel like you're like in this group you've and then certain people go is there people that I with him I don't with him or how does that dynamic play out we don't take no you know no hard feelings you know

we we motivate each other you know that shit motivation I feel like that shit was kind of like it was kind of regular already because we had our own fan base before we came a group and you feel me and like and now we came together and put all our fans yeah I'm got there and just you know yeah definitely and I think it's great to see groups because I've always back in the 90s when I got into hip hop really like that it was all about the groups yeah Tung onics you know what I mean like all these different groups and then it became a solo thing because people realize there's a lot more I don't have to split the money up and then when

shoreline came out we started to see a little resurgence of that like do you feel like what's the long-term ambition of this group? Y'all want to always stay together but do your own thing solo kind of on some Wu-Tang shit but come back together or... For sure. We kind of encouraging each other

to do our solo shit at the same time while we're... Because you're gonna get a bag both ways for the group and you can get your solo back. You know what I'm saying? They can sign us as top-ranked gang but we can still get signed as individual C-4 and Mr. Eastside Gleazy-Gre.

You know what I'm saying? because that's one thing is like people are mad slow and it's very difficult for them to comprehend ideas but like shoreline it was like oh this group just like automatically speaks for all the young because they were like Mexican and black and then also it's like it's not some some Cholo shit it's not some like old school shit it's like now this is like the average Mexican kid you meet in Southern California is more like this and they like spoke for that whole generation but that also was why it was kind of sad that they broke up after a couple years because it just sort of like, you know, kind of ended like a level of momentum that obviously they've done all right.

Career-wise individually, but as a group, it just felt like there was so much motion behind that at a certain point, you know? It's the energy of the different styles, you feel, me, and coming together and all that, that, to me, that that makes so much more, it's so much more that could be appealing to people and things like that. What do y'all find is the biggest challenge? with being in a group. And obviously, y'all are family, y'all are homies.

But as far as, like, is there challenges in the studio? Everybody being on time. Yeah, look, like, everybody, you know, you got to deal with five people, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, got to make sure everybody on the same page. We short one right now. Chats with the homie. Where's he at?

He on the way. He on the way. Oh, shit. Tripsosa. Yeah. Damn, that's got to be a real challenge there, though. But, like, all right, if you guys were booked for rolling loud. Yeah.

And one of y'all couldn't make it, the show goes on. For sure. If two can't make it, the show goes on. It doesn't matter. We're putting on the show regardless. All of a sudden, it's kind of like, yeah, this is kind of fucked up. But we're still going to perform. You're going to survive.

Shit, we've done it before. Really? Where everybody wasn't around or what? Maybe two wasn't around, but we still did our thing. Observatory sold out. We still did our thing. Had the crowd singing nation for us. Oh, hell, yeah.

Y'all was doing a lot of work with 420 T.S. at some point y'all still getting busy or well yeah siesta yeah yeah where that relationship come from i was knowing from like house phone and shit yeah yeah um yeah instagram man yeah he just seen us i think he said his first song he heard from us was um sticks and beans

bro and um he liked what he heard he tapped in followed us and we just been locked in ever since yeah that's what's up and what i love about these guys videos is they have really hot cambodian girls girls. Yeah. A rare delicacy. You don't necessarily get to dip and dabble

in that in most worlds, most of the parties we go to. It's different. It's exotic. I'm a good. It's exotic. I'll be real. For us?

Yeah. That's good. And I got to be honest, Adam. You know, like I feel like there's an underrepresentation of the Asian community on Flood Talk as well. Oh. Some Cambodian.

There's so many varieties under the Asian umbrella to San Francisco. Yeah, that's a fact. Now, let me ask y'all. Do you, is there, if you're talking about the Asian hierarchy and, like, you know, all that, do you feel like there's a particular race of Asians that are the hottest or, like, the few hottest? To be honest, I don't.

For girls. Oh, for girls? Damn. I'm into, like, Filipinos. Soulfire. That's a good one. Good choice. I never dated a Cambodian girl, so I would, I would, I just stay away because they might be my cousin or something.

Is that a real concern? It's a small community. Like, I ain't going for it, you know? Yeah, like, baby, before I take you on this date, you got to do this 23 in me. Like, this shit crazy. Holy shit, that's crazy. Well, I mean, but I would have, I almost would have said, like, oh, Chinese girls are so beautiful. But I've been to China.

So it's like, I know what like the average random ass Chinese woman who's not making any attempt to be attractive looks like. I feel like that's negatively tainting my impression of them. No, there's some bad Chinese girls. For sure. But I just like been out there and it's like, I don't know, like in China it's like girls are not trying to look hot like the way they are out here. I'm going to be real. Keep in mind the population is like 1.5 billion. Yeah, yeah.

The sad service is just a different culture. They're just like kind of anonymous. They're not trying to get attention from people like that and shit. It's like, I don't know, it would be hard to, it would be hard to judge. I'm not going to like, so my answer, not that you asked for it. It's for sure, like the south-eastern side. Like, that's my- Yeah, for sure. As hot as Korean girls are bad, too.

You feel I ain't going to lie Chinese girls, but Filipino and Cambodian Viette. Like, yeah. What about you, Adam? Shit, I don't know, man. Honestly, I don't even know. It's just, I f*** with them all, man. Filipino going to get the gold medal. Love a Korean.

Love a Japanese. Love a Cambodian, sure. I'm trying to remember the girls that I thought were hot in high school who might have been Cambodian. Because I don't even think I was really like thinking about race that much when I was young right there, you know? You put them in that category. They're Asian. Because my school didn't have enough Asian people probably for me to have been putting them in separate categories. No, I remember there was a Filipino girl, though, that I was in like elementary school.

And I referred to her as a black girl. my mom and my mom had to explain to me she's Filipino she's not black and I was like third grade I didn't really get that that's amazing I didn't really know you boxy brown was both so I don't know if that helps in this situation really she is damn she is as well as sweetie there's a lot of that that's an amazing combo I just read a crazy crazy tweet about Foxy Brown and Jay Z I'm gonna share it with you when we go camera yeah we'll talk about that um not bringing that to the mic no wait so you've never dated a Cambodian Nah.

So what's your, like, what are you getting down with, like, Latina and black girls? Self-hate, maybe? Cousin avoidance. Shit, my folks going to hate me for that, but, uh... Nah. Yeah, um, anything but that, shit. That's, that's very, very interesting. So...

If your parents, if you brought home a black girl, what would your parents say? Shit, I don't think they'll trip. Man, we, like, tied in with the black community. Okay. Yeah. But you bring home... An op. An op.

An op. A bitch. Yeah. Shit. That's a plus. Because we're going to broker peace through this, right? You get bonus points, you know. Oh, my God.

Interesting. Oh, shit. Don. Don. Don. Don. Don. Laundry.

That's a weird new bottle we got going on here. So, okay, y'all get loaded. You guys drink, smoke, et cetera. I'm kind of suspicious looking at the color of it. Yeah, that's natural or is this been enhanced? It's all natural. I'm not super familiar with vitamin water like that, yeah. How is soft rank gang feeling about the Nause epidemic in Los Angeles?

That shit's crazy. Bad, good. God damn airheads. Is it going down in Long Beach? Bro, yes. It is now. Like, bro, they hitting it straight from the tank, no balloons now. Yeah.

That shit trip me out. So that's a lot worse for you, right? I don't know if it's worse for you, but I never knew that that was. was like a thing except for yeah we would have like the um you know like the the the cooking grade like we get like a big ass thing but the things they have now where they're just customized brand it looked like back to me exactly yeah that's why because when i think scrella he came in with one of those and i was like oh so that's what it looks like to make it look cool yeah i feel bad though because it's like in the short term it's a fun-ass drug and it's not that big a deal but then in the long term

as you keep going with it, people are losing use of their legs, people are half retarded off that shit. Dear God, do you guys have a preference for Henny over Don Julio I guess compared to the size of these bottles? Jesus Christ!

You got cups, bro? Do we have cups? I don't actually know. I feel like that's going to really enhance this interview probably. Yeah, we're going to turn it up a notch. That's like a year of Hennessy. Yeah, you can't blaze.

I just look at that and just think about heartburn. Yeah. The dark take you to a dark place. What is that? That's like the $120 bottle. Oh, is that effect? Not that kind of.

Not this one, though. Not that one. They drink less. B-S-O-P. The Prins? Yeah. Okay, so let me ask this question. When the 22ster,

aka Big 22, aka Adam 22, came to Long Beach, aside from who I was filming with, how did you guys feel about seeing, like, areas that you guys frequent, documented on no jumper were you guys excited to see that because that ended up did not know but that ended up being like one of the biggest videos we ever did like 10 million views or some shit I feel like that shit was cool because like not too many people are familiar

with Long Beach and like I feel like sometimes we might get like a like a bad rap because people feel like it's a lot of weirdos out there and shit but that shit was cool seeing it from like because honestly like they came from like the same shit we came from so wherever they would take you that's the same shit we go to the time right now that's dope but um so obviously i did that vlog with somebody that is apparently ops with you guys stupid young is that an old long-standing beef or is that more of like a recent thing who shit i don't know that dude what's this say on it oh yeah oh so you took that from somebody damn all right didn't know that was going to come out all right here we are these fools is not

playing in this light so was it was it hard for you to enjoy that vlog though because it was somebody that you guys don't get along with or was it kind of cool it was a beautiful vlog man okay the way outside and everything that sure was cool okay we're not here to speak you know down upon anybody you know they shed a light on the city and that's all we're nice guys you know who was the first one to take shots on wax though is the question on wax like on a song because when i was watching uh like one of the swan stories videos or one of the videos i forget the sort of like summing up the the the beef and shit they played a clip where he said basically

TRG and anyone everything they represent yeah and I was like aha I ain't even heard that for real? I'm not sure what song in those guys in music okay so you guys are trying to be better than that and not take it to wax yeah we we don't need to you know you know I sit here in a asshole and I get your name like oh I feel like you guys have a lot of motion currently and I feel like the momentum is kind of shifting a bit you know what I mean and uh do you feel like right now

Now, like, since you guys became popular, is there a lot more pride amongst your specific community or people like, yeah, we got some, we got a group of guys really reping us properly. Yeah. You feel like the hood's behind y'all, like. Most definitely. A thousand percent. We just, you know, just stay humble, you know. Is that pressure or is that, does that feel good or is it both?

Both. Like, you know, it's, we like the voice for this shit and the face, you know, but at the end of the day, we got our guys behind our guys behind us. our back and we're going to keep it pushing we're not worried about the next man we're just going keep doing our thing absolutely absolutely that's smart because i mean the the beefing with each other shit it's like it will give you a short-term boost in terms of views and everything but in the long run that shit is not going to have you uh you know headline and roll aloud or nothing no it's really not yeah we're trying to you know make music and get on the radio So we're trying to be just knowing on YouTube or Instagram.

We're trying to go global with this shit. Really? So that's in your head when you guys are recording is that you're trying to make some shit that's not just going to be cool for you and the homies. Like some shit that you can listen to on a regular right through the city. Like, we ain't talking about nobody. Right.

It's just shit people could vibe out to. Is that also just part of the morals that you guys grew up with? Like, we don't really want to take shots. We don't want to bring street shit to the music because that's just advertising it. To the cops and shit. We had too many indictments and shit, gang injunctions. Oh, really?

First to do stupid-ass shit like that. Oh, so you guys have had to deal with all that kind of shit? Not us. I don't know. Older generations. Yeah, the older generation. Do you see how real these guys are, bro? Yeah.

They're literally, I just do music. Mm-hmm, just a rapper. So how did you get that chain? We found it. I found it, bro. This shit. It was on the floor. Oh, shit.

They did a scrimmage? Nah, it was just on the floor. hanging out. I bought it at the pawn shop, keep it the buck. It was an obtained item. The item got obtained. I don't know how it was obtained,

but lost and found. Shit, if you want it back, but no. 50,000. I'll see a pretty penny. You want me? Hold on it.

I'll keep it. I can negotiate that. You want to wear it? No. That's right, Adam. I'm not trying to be the mascot. That's right, Adam.

You ever seen that movie, The Little Rascals? Yeah. Is that like, I don't know, does that have a special meaning to you guys just because of what your hood's called? That's a good movie. Yeah, alfalfa.

See, y'all should make a song called Alfalfa. I'm not going to lie if they actually took the little rascals like... He man, woman haters, clothes. Remember that? Darla. Darla K. I don't remember a lot from that movie.

I remember that, yeah. Oh, shit. But, like, if y'all, like, actually flipped the that logo top rank that would be kind of hard so where did the top rank gang name come from you guys been calling yourselves that for a while or was that just when you got into the music you were like

oh we got to switch up the meaning of the three letters I have my little Instagram name it was top rank gray and then you know it's like acronyms if you know you know for the set and then it just came naturally like top rank self-explanatory you know

When I first heard the... When I first heard the X-4 song, back outside, I thought he was shouting you guys out. You feel me? Because he's like... Everybody want to be top-ranked. You feel me? I'm not really top-ranked.

Yeah. You feel me. So I... Do you all feel like you're making a big impact outside of your community? Do you feel like there's other races, other communities, laughing y'all shit? I want to tell y'all there is. Yeah, yeah. In case y'all don't know.

I'd be getting food and shit. In the east side, there was this dude. And working at McDonald's, he was giving me my order. He was like, hey, bro, aren't you in a rap route? And I was like, yeah, he was like, you're Gleazy Gray. He wanted to take a picture. I was like, nah, I got to go, bro. I pulled up to a smoke shop randomly in Daigle, and I pulled up.

The music was playing out the smoke shot, right? It was my song. And I'm tripping out. I'm like, why is my phone still playing? You know, my song. And I look, I'm like, what the fuck? My videos on the TV, all type of shit. I was just tripping out.

I'm like that shit crazy like it's really going somewhere. Hey, we noticing us in like the randomest places like everywhere. Just stop you like, hey, you're this and that. But you're too paranoid to take a picture? Nah, I don't want to hold up the line. I'm not going to get out, stand in front of the drive-thru. Oh, yeah. That's all messy.

I'm mad. Yeah, you want to support the fans and let them get the photo and everything, but you also don't want to like put yourself in a position that you wouldn't normally. Yeah. You also don't want people to know that you eat in McDonald's. I feel like these guys could be billionaires and they were still eating McDonald's. No offense. It just feels like you guys are true to the soil.

And that's just how it's probably going to go. Most definitely. We're bowling noodles and all that. I was almost hammered for a chely hit, buddy. Lately, I've been eating some exotic shit. Oh, yeah? Switching up my taste buzz. What did you miss macking on?

I just got into, like, raw sushi. year I've been a fire good a fives just a whole bunch of other shit like just exploring man yeah that's real I hate when I say a rabble I really get big and famous and they really got money and they still can only eat fast food I'm like damn oh you got to open your mind you go into the ruth Chris it's like you could still just get a steak you could still get some like relatively simple food it's not like everything is like from another planet you know and what you really eating food all over the planet you know and what you really eating food all over the planet in every different culture and shit you really start to realize

like the shit's kind of all the same rice and chicken for the most far yeah everywhere in the world i was staying in barcelona we had a bunch of argentinian homies and they're like we're going to make you food like the kind of food that we eat they made us fried chicken and rice right that's pretty much what we would eat on any given night too my friend yeah all across the world it'd be like that yeah who you guys actually listen to on a day-to-day basis What's the music that you guys with? Rio. Rio, the young OG.

All day. Rio and Polo. I'll be listening to J-Bow. I'll be a lot of people, man, little baby. Let me check my shit right now. A lot of underground artists. Run it up J-bo. The other J-bo, yeah.

I interviewed him a while back, yeah. What's a thing again there? Wee's Gotti. There's a whole bunch of. of people. Cascot. Cash kit. We interviewed him together.

Crazy. Thank you. Because you know what? Wordplay crazy. That's what I. Thank you guys. But they just named a couple of like Detroit Flint artists, which I feel like when Rio gets out, it's going to be like, it's going to be a real problem.

All the people's spots are going to be shook up. Oh, yeah. When Rio come home, come on, bro. Like he, he's added so much. Man. To, um, obliterating the intentions, man. of every listener and making sure you you gotta have something on every bar your set-ups your set-ups got a punch now he made me want to rap because he with him i kind of realized like oh it's like all

about being clever and funny bro's funny as he had like the best funniest jokes ever it's like stand-up comedian plus rapper you know his work at the crazy yeah broke punch in every other bar he's staying out is all about yeah so okay that's a good question for y'all fools What's the fucking process recording? You got five fools. How do we make a song? How does it happen naturally? Who got a hook?

Who got a hook? We go off that. And then shit, everybody drop eights. We try to match the... Or we'll go back to back. Whatever the hook was about, we try to match that. Like shit. It's okay.

They're applying songwriting principles, Adam. And a lot of younger artists don't even think about shit. That is true. Like that. You got to make the ass match the thighs. You're going to make the chorus match the verse. The BBO got to match the thought. Yeah, you got to properly...

Look, I'm not going to lie. What y'all fools are doing right now is super duper hard. Do y'all feel like there's... Do y'all feel like... Do you feel like the West Coast in general right now? People are looking down on us. They're saying that we can't make music that appeal to the rest of the country.

Do y'all feel like your music falls in that? category are you trying to bring up I feel like the reason why they say that is because because I hear too busy mentioning who they beef with they given like name job yeah they they give in the other person too much attention as opposed to the music they're not the gang shit yeah yeah back and forth and shit and all that's just stupid and there's too many people honestly making music that sounds like bad draco rip-offs exactly the same like it's just them sort of no hooks no variety it's just sort of blah blah you're gonna have a song hook bro, that shit got to be stupid.

A little bit of power there. Yeah. I thought sometimes I listen to drill rappers who add hooks and I'm just like, oh God, I guess we're better without a hook. Right. I don't know what y'all think about this because y'all talked about J-bo. I really like the way that full structure songs because he'll have not really a hook, but it'll start off the songs.

Yeah, yeah. And then he'll bring it by that he won't have anything in between. The hook won't come in between. Just be at the beginning and the end of the song. type of shit you feel me like i feel like y'all play with the song structure a lot and yeah it's just funny how organized it seems like i would think that y'all had a manager or like a songwriter curating everything but y'all really doing all that shit natural yeah we just going there have fun vibe out this shit really like therapy really you know how many times are y'all fought each other

like be honest guys come out shit man y'all fought so many times you and your brother for sure have got down as kids you know what we grew up that shit, you know, we can have tough conversations and talk to each other, you know. Oh, tough conversations, bro. So you had to blast your own brother. Or you managed to stop short of that. Shit, man, just, if I'm slipping, you know, pick me up. Get up on that.

But that's funny talking to you guys and realizing that you guys feel like you cannot break up. Like, it would be impossible. You're so close that there's no way. I'm going to have to see you tomorrow. I'm going to have to see, you know what I'm saying? Like, they're coming up, nigga, you gotta be there.

Even behind this, this rap shit, we still gotta see each other, you know? 1,000%. That's a level of commitment, though, because that's like, oh,

there's nothing, like, there's nothing you can do that is going to be so f***ed that I'm going to have to really stop with you. And if it's that bad, then you can't even come around

in general. We got to officially, you're out. Yeah. And then nobody can, we got to, we got to, like,

really, if you're out of here, you're out of here. Facts. Yeah, that's a put-off. That's a lot. Yeah, that's a lot.

Whatever physical stuff might come with that. I don't know. But, like, for sure, that's, like, a different level when you sort of accepted that. But at the same time, like, you've seen the Kuivoan offset thing. We never thought they would be able to not talk for years and years. They got there. Now, but to be fair, they also did a pretty good job of, like, not talking about why. So, like, still they have, like, a level of respect where they could have done interviews and talked about that shit.

And they still kept a level of respect, you know? So essentially, you guys have to wait until you're millions up. and then you can start beefing. Well, that does put a totally different level of pressure on it. Like, it's kind of, it's easy to have a degree of solidarity when you're, like, still really coming up and you have to grind together, you know? Once you have the millions and you can afford to chill the fuck out, it's a little different. So, wait, how many formal members of TRG are there?

The rap group. The rapper, the top ring gang. It's like five. It's the fifth one. He's a little bit late. Oh, okay. Yeah, this is the one that was. Yeah.

Shit, that might be complicated. Yeah, if you kind of go behind him, the camera will still be able to see a little bit, maybe. The dark trip, come on, man. Yeah. So, all right, how do you feel about Long Beach as like a hip-hop city? Does it feel strong or does it feel like there's not much going on? Snoop did this thing, you know, shit right now. ain't nobody ages ago ain't nobody really ain't nobody put on after that snoop really created like a level of

expectation for a long beach that was going to be hard to match no matter what because he had one of the biggest careers in southern california history california history you know so it's it's kind of like when you think about all the other beach cities along the coast then nobody really ever talks about when it comes to rap ain't nobody talking about hermosa manhattan beach and shit like that grant it's like a very different environment, but like Long Beach has always been kind of certified in L.A. rap because of what happened early on. And obviously there's been plenty of other talent after that, but it kind of like cemented Long Beach early on.

And you expand on this concept because I do believe, and y'all correct me if I'm wrong, that I brought this up to y'all the first time. But I feel like, I mean, no, it's not that I feel like it's a fact that a lot of the greatest rappers in the history of Los Angeles are not from Los Angeles. They from Long Beach. They from Compton. You feel me? Englewood adjacent cities that are a part of L.A. County.

Like, y'all are a part of L.A. County, but is, y'all your own universe, really? For sure. So, okay, thank you for saying that. What would you say is the biggest difference for someone that ain't never been nowhere near here between Long Beach and Los Angeles? Long Beach is a little cleaner. I'll tell you.

He's not wrong. A little bit more contained. Man, I spent so much time in Long Beach that it's like, I just feel like I know it way better than I know any other part of Southern California. You know, it's like... That's like your stompings. It was for so long that I was just going to the bars and doing coke and drinking every night for so long. That'll really help you feel like you know a city. Yeah.

When you're wandering home shit faced in the middle of the night. Yeah. Really taking risk. Walking through bad neighborhoods to get home. drunk as fuck. Like, y'all could really abduct me. Not only coke, but I'm wondering, like, because my Cambodian homies were always really into ecstasy.

That's my favorite drug. I'm in the margin. What's like the current state of, like, thizzles in Long Beach? Yeah, it used to be big. Yeah. They used to it. That shit kind of died down.

For real? Yeah, it died down a lot. That's a shame. Yeah, back in the day, everybody would be off that shit. Everybody's the galaxy guy. Oh, there it is. Damn, if y'all had rolled up with the nitrous, I would have been dying. Yeah, pass the balloon full.

Thank you. Thank you. That's what I wanted. Okay. No, I'm a perk goblin. I need the top-ranked gang reaction to Adam 22's verse on the no-jumper cypher. Honestly, good, bad, ugly. You was talking that shit.

That was crazy. I didn't think you could do that. I'm going to play this for my bitch. I'm a real rapper. A real rapper. the dunes down to the birds, right? Yeah, when I go to ride bars, a lot of times where a normal rapper would talk about shooting somebody, I'll say something about fucking a girl.

That's one thing I noticed. That's just kind of what I got going on. It's accurate. It's all about guns, bitches and bodies, you know what? He knows. That's a fendie fact. A man after my own heart, clearly, you know what I mean? So, do you think that the streets need another 22-Poc verse or what?

Oh, man, I got so much of the works. I do. too. The streets hungry. We got a song called No Jumper. Oh, I didn't even know that. Not out yet. Oh, all right. That makes sense. All right. Damn. But so, all right. I'll sell it to you.

Let's talk. So do you, but do you guys around with the gas? Or is that just like the galaxy gas? I don't know why. I tried it. I seen the homie wig out off it. I had to stop. Oh, really? I seen the homie face plant. I said, nigg. If I see you hit this, shit I'm punching on you.

I was at a party a couple weeks ago and we found the room where everybody was doing balloons. I pursued it to, yeah, it was like a whole separate room. What the f***? Just dudes going back to back. Yeah, yeah, no. I was thinking that. I'm like, it's pretty funny that there is

no coke in this room and it's just blunt being passed around and dudes doing the gas and I'm just, and I hit a balloon a couple of times and got the craziest head rush of my life where it's like, oh, that could have been me collapsing and smashing my fucking face open on the ground if I didn't

have it enough to like grab myself which I only did it once or twice before that happened I was like oh shit I've heard this shit is a little scary I don't know bro I don't know if I ever told you I had a homie catch my head pause literally like like I want to say five centimeters from the concrete

we had a party in the west side doing balloons blah da da next thing I know is just all I see is nothing you feel me I saw a black with a light spinning and then he's like I guess he had caught me he said and then like when I'm coming to when I'm coming back to reality he all like you had a party you just fished on some naws I'm like oh fish me and you pass out you feel me yeah yeah that's a fish yeah you don't want our fish off the knob it is all biz ahead but all busy with that being said bro

y'all are y'all are like being a part of OTR there's like a kind of conglomerant, a dope artist. You got Chito, you feel me, you got Lefty, you know, you got from, from, was bro from 6-0, you feel me, Pac-Man, thank you. Great roster. Shout to 22 G-Fay, you feel me, from that. He's on our next album coming out, too. Top score.

I believe, and not to put y'all under the same blanket, I believe he's of Asian descent as well. Yeah, I believe so. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So y'all, so y'all, that's what I was about to ask. So what's the collaborations between you and other OTR artists looking like? We got like three so far. Yeah, yeah.

I don't know. I think Lefty's on the album. No, we're on his album. Yeah, that's sick. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, GFey, that's a dear right now, yeah. We got one with Lefty and Ralphie. Oh, yeah.

Oh, shit. hefty Ralphie and top ranking on the same song. Do y'all understand what that means? Cheesh. That's like the whole... That's West Coast right there. That's the West Coast right there. Amazing.

Do you feel like after this album, are M. Are M.S. is going to go on tour or what, fool? Yeah, for sure. We definitely got a headline of tour song. You hear that headline the tour? You're waiting. We didn't open it up for Far East movement. You guys want to go open for somebody?

Huh? You wouldn't open for somebody? No, yeah, we were going on, I think, next month. We had a, we was supposed to go on tour with Phoenix, but he canceled his tour and a bunch of shit. Yeah, but we're going to be with Grito and chest moves next month, starting October. Oh, yeah. So, yeah, that's going to be lit. If somebody was coming from out of town and they wanted to go along and be.

and there was a couple of you know they have an afternoon to do a couple things what would you suggest we're going to hit up the aquarium perhaps yeah we're going to i've been talking about taking my kid to the aquariums and go to the aquarium change your life touch tank touch tank oh shit don't stick my hand in there throw my kid in with the whale or some shit figure it out she with free willie but all right we're going to hit the aquarium she'll try some good cambodian food yeah bodeon foot out there is unmatched Okay. You can't beat Long Beach, Cambodian food.

All that and all that. What's the main difference between, like, Cambodian food and culture and, like, Vietnamese? Mm. Yeah. Like, we spicy. They're more, like, kind of, like, fishy food. Okay. Got a lot of light food.

Yeah, yeah. I mean, Vietnamese food fire, too. Don't get me wrong. Right. It was. Long Beach for our first had fun. That's a good point. And them fire sandwiches they be having the bombings.

Yeah, boys. Yeah, boys. Yeah. That's what I'm talking about. Yeah, yeah. So do you all have, like, is there a Cambodian equivalent to bond me and all that? Nongpang pati. Ooh.

How about this? How about, say, hypothetically, I'm a single man. I meet a Cambodian shorty. Okay. I want an impress her. What do I need to know? Give me a little bit of game that might be applicable. I don't think they want other races.

Well, in theory, they want me on their side. So they want to try to get me in there. This Adam. This Adam. Anything, any general thing? You need a bottle of henny and a pack of vapes. The galaxy gas is crazy. Hey, please, let me find out you the one that's part Taiwanese, bro.

Let me find out that you. Yo, pulling out Galaxy Gas on a first date is funny as, you got to do like an Instagram skit like that. Except Duno did one about Galaxy Gas the other day and got taken down. So maybe I don't know that. Yeah, we're going to say. We ain't trying to buy it. When I watched it, he's not even hitting the balloon. He's just holding the balloon, and he's kind of like pretending to hit it.

They still got him. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Is this shit considered a drug? Because they'd be selling this. Oh, yeah. It's totally legal. I feel like at some point they're going to do, it's going to be like four local.

They're going to do something. But the problem is, is it's hard to regulate it because people use it for cooking. They use it for dentistry. So if it went. The streets fucked up right now. I mean, they need it for literal products that are used on a daily basis, like whipped cream. Like, like, it was. I don't want to give too much game away,

but that's what we usually have to do is run through the damn supermarket and put the whip cream, the ready whip up our nose. That's how I first did the whip me. My homie worked at Dunkin' Donuts, and he showed me that you take the can and you're like, you only tilt it a little bit?

When I think about that, that was definitely not as powerful as when I see them doing the Galaxy Gats, and it's like, they fall down on the garage and start having a seizure. And y'all know, because I was sober for a long time. I think I was still sober when we first hung up. out or maybe I just started smoking and drinking again, but like I'm down to try the drugs

I used to enjoy. But like I feel like if I did nitrous right now, it would be kind of a lot more severe than I meant this. No, I've seen you do it like a little bit, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But that's why I, people will see me with a balloon in a photo and they're like, he's a nitrous right? I did one balloon.

This is not the kind of drug that you're going to have like a real problem if you do a little tiny bit. The problem is when you want to do it every day all day. He said pass me the balloon, not several balloons. And also, I'd be robbing my hell of the shit I don't do. Well, I'm grabbing about fucking trans people. Exactly. We're not on that type of time.

And over here, contrary. I think I'm going to stop doing that. Yeah? We get more gangsta with it. What do you all think? I'm going to keep it real. Does the 22 Puck need to, like, be more just authentic to himself or just keep trying to make y' all that? Man, it's time to spin.

That's it. Murder music. Go bend that block like to. Definitely. I got you, Chuckie Wackham. Up the murder-ray type music. I got you. Chuckie Wackham type music.

Thank you. My daughter, Chuckie Wackham did this. Oh. I'm on your beat. So something Adam's talked about a lot on the platform is the fact that, so there's all these different cities across the country with their own rap scenes. You see different fools blowing up, you know, from the different drill scenes. Would y'all fuck with popular rappers that are cracking in other cities?

Like, would y'all fuck with the fools from Chicago? Hell, yeah. With the fools from Philly, you know, Jacksonville, whatever. See, like, as a challenge, just to try to match day vibe. Like, because a lot of these, they have, I would say they're, like, the same drill type of style, but, like, it sounds completely different from, like, New York drill, Chicago drill. It's like, but just to, like, try to challenge yourself to try to mass their energy. Yeah.

Yeah. And I feel like that's a good way. for people in different markets because rap is like there's a time rap started out it was very regional you could tell someone was from the west the east and the south and then at a certain point like during the ringtone the soldier boy shit it all kind of became the same thing right and then it split up again so now we can really tell where somebody from when we hear their record like but there's all these different fools that are cracking in different areas so it'd be dope to see y'all eventually because y'all are like i'll look at y'all's top for y'all

subsection out here so i'd like to see collaborations with fools killing it in the other cities too that's just me though we got a whole tape coming out with trapland pat too so that's fucking sick yeah so that's like you know that's across whole with florida you know talk about that a little more that's how's it's it happened with him shit bro just he came out here uh yeah we was in the stew last night i think he was here the the day the store opened yeah yeah on this store up here less than a year ago but like almost a year ago like 10 months ago maybe so to be fair like so originally there was like the awesome shit store oh yeah yeah i'm talking about this rendition yeah and then it reopened in the past year but y'all in trapland pad that's a random kind yeah crazy yeah random

combination most definitely that's tough though that's like gonna just build up the fan base more and more yeah yeah so uh will you guys have like a big project coming soon or anything we need to know about yeah top score coming out in October yeah we drop it now with Empire who so so you guys are OTR and Empire how's that way yeah yeah pretty much nice they they taking over the whole fucking coast dog let's go you feel me he's southern and northern Cali they're doing crazy out here the whole world that way top-rank gang well hey appreciate y'all would love to have you all do some uh come do some rap shit soon If you're not over here.

We'll shoot a video or something. Something. Something. We support you. And I'm just going to go on record. The most cracking. And I'm sorry to use this term, but I'll say again, the most cracking Asian rap group, you feel me? In the motherfucking country right now.

Hands down. Hands down. The most momentum. Top-ranked gang out of Long Beach, California. You feel me? Y'all that do the, you feel me, roll call. Let them know who the fuck y'all is. Yeah, she's the boy trip.

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Top rang gang Let's go Appreciate you guys Coming in for real Long Beach Stand up 5, 6, 2 What the fuck is going on

Thank you to my man blush Come on Choo choo choo Come on And 5 is the best number Oh shit What the fuck Kind of kind of hear

I feel like They need They need to put a bigger speaker in there because you can't really hear it through the t-shirt. I don't know. Clearly, they're working with whatever we are. For sure.

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