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Bro, if Jason Momoa just walked up on the beach like, right now, on some just Aquaman [__] like popped out of the water, I would not be like—I would be shocked. Do you know what I mean? Like I would be a little—I would be a little. I might be like, "What?" But I wouldn't be—but I wouldn't run in the crib. I'd be like, "That's Aquaman, obviously."
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Oh, are you guys done? We're here. It's Yadi here with Future Mood. Uh, this is something special and new, and we're doing here at Turks—the one and only Turks and Caicos. Just here. Flex my muscle a bit, doing things that most people can't.
Track Drizzy Rogers, how are you? Do people call you anymore?
Not really. Great Jersey Rogers.
No, no, you might—I don't know if I'm gonna do it. No. What is a server? My uh, my email was DrizzyDrakeRogers.com.
Rogers? You actually told me that?
Yeah. This is the service provider.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then he thought that he didn't realize—he Wayne—ah, Wayne thought that like he didn't realize at that time that like the "at" in the email was like—like okay—like a middle—like interference in the name. Yeah, so he just thought my name was Drizzy Drake Rogers, and he just kept that. I mean, he wrapped it once. I just—I didn't have the heart to correct him.
That's that's pretty sick.
God bless his heart. Yeah.
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One thing that we really, really have in common is our love for our mothers. Yes, you know, um, what is that like? You know, being like the star—obviously this is a question for you—in my life. I've actually asked her this, but what do you think it's like for her with you being whom you are? I think obviously at this point it's not—now let's go back to like 2015, 2013, whatever times you had to come down.
Leg Todd, by the way. I just—
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. That was my guy. I never really took that in.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Those are my guys. I thought the Fiji.
Yeah, 100. That's my brother. That's my life. Yeah, we ain't gonna get into it, you know [__] with that. Yeah, I was just like—it's still talking about my mom and like that. I'm thinking about the city. It might have like a vision.
Are you dripping?
Yeah. No, that's what's up. I dead ass out of it. Those are my brothers. I love those guys. Those are only that in—in the owl only. Yes, I have besides my own game. We love that. Mothers. Yeah, what do you think that's like? I don't understand what's it like? What to have a mother? No, what do you think it's like for her to be the mother of you?
Oh, oh. What? I don't know. They were gonna really like kind of like—this is excluding like—so I didn't really want to answer that. Um, I guess I—I don't know. I—I mean, I'm a father, and I've been through so much with my mom like—just—just times where like it was like I didn't, you know—I feel like there's real times where we didn't know like what—what was—what the outcome would be. There's like real times of like uncertainty that I've been through with my mom, and I guess now like—like as a parent, I—I assume that she's—I mean, she expresses her—her like pride and gratitude every single day. Um, but I don't know. I—that's a—that's a tough one for me to answer. I mean, I—I assume it's probably just thankful.
Do you like—do you fear for her? Like in what way?
Like, I fear for my mom all the time, but just being like who I am and just like her going—going out in the world and just being herself, like going to the grocery store.
No, no. I mean, I like—I think my—my mom has like this really insulated circle that she rolls with, which I really—I [__] with too, like—but aside from that, like I don't even—I try not to—that's like thinking like, "Are we gonna die every time we get on the plane?" Or like—I can't think like that because I'll—I'll go to like dark places. I can't think of anybody ever doing anything to my mom. Yeah, I try not to.
Anyway, that's fair. That's fair.
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You want to talk about [__] that we kind of talk about just [__]? I mean, obviously you haven't done one of these in a [__] long time, so I just want to take it all over the place. A guy like you that essentially—I feel like—and I don't wanna—I hate—I'm not gonna say has everything because no one has everything, but has accomplished so much in life and as read so many levels, seen so many things, experienced so many things—what else is there to want? Like, what does someone want who has material—I don't even—that's not even as far as materialistic—that could be as far as anything—but what is it there that to even search for or want as a—as a human, as a man who hasn't touched so many things?
Well, I think like on a broader scale, I think I'm at the point now where I just want to—but I—I feel like maybe we talked about this the other day, but I—I feel like I'm kind of introducing the concept in my mind of a—of a graceful exit, like—and—and almost just kind of—I feel like a lot of people that I've watched as the years have gone on, it's a really addictive competitive space, and oftentimes you're like addicted to the—to the competition itself. And so you know, you'll—you'll like—sometimes it'll bow for you like, "Why are these people still making attempts at—um—like trying to be present in the space?" And then you'll realize like they—they probably—their—their needs and desires and their soul was probably fed for so long off of being a guy or the guy that they can't let it go. And so I guess like what's left for me is just to find a way to gracefully contin—like I'm not ready now, but to gracefully like continue making projects that are extremely like interesting and hopefully cherished by people and then to find the right time to say like, "I can't wait to see what the Next Generation does." I'll still be around to like, you know, work with people or do a—do a show here or there, but I'm not going to like force myself to compete. I would love to just see what the Next Generation—um—does whenever that time is. So I guess like that's like the one thing that I like want for myself really badly. And then like, I don't know, like I also really need like a house in Turks.
Yeah, yeah. It was a song. It's—it's on Views where you said something about retire not 35 when you got close to 35. Did you ever hear that [__]?
Yeah, yeah. I heard it the other night while we're out there. Yeah, people always say that. When you were younger, did you think 35 was—was really old?
Yeah, yeah. You thought like 35, I'm like, "Good." Yeah, I just like—like maybe that's like—maybe the—I think that—were you like 26 then?
I was young. Yeah, I think like that and some like sometimes when I've like said girls' names and songs, maybe those are the two things that I look back on. I'm like, "Maybe I could have done without like [__] on people for age like—or—or saying like, you know—or like disrupting somebody's life." I—I never—like the lyrics are never with ill intent, but like I had somebody one time be like, "You know, it's not necessarily what you're saying about me, it's the fact that you said it."
What does that mean? Like, just in the sense of like you don't know what it does to me, like you don't know who my boyfriend is at the time, or you don't know who like—what my family knows and doesn't know, you know, and if you do express like any form of discontent for me in a song and saying and call me by name, then all of a sudden like I'm left to kind of like pick up the pieces in my own life that I've like tried to build up for myself. Um, so I've—I've like tried my best to stop doing that, but I like to be honest in music too, so it's—it's a—that—that one's a push and pull. But when I was younger and I would like—you should do a lot—I used to think you were making girls' names up.
No, no. I don't think I've ever made a girl's name. That's crazy. In life, I think that's the one thing that I would like maybe say is like this makes me kind of be like uh—like just to—to think it's so wavy to be young. It's not that—it's not that sick because I'm here now, like I'm—I just left 35, right? And it's like you're getting up there.
Well, all right. Um, but uh, just saying. Yeah, I guess yeah, you're right. How old are you?
25.
So yeah, I can't wait. You're gonna get old [__] by the time you're gonna be in a cane.
No, by the way, I'll be 10 years older than you. Yeah, you'll be still dripping. As much basketball you play, you're definitely using the game by far. By the way, I'll be in an incredible shape.
I think you'll be using a game. No, I don't. But—but again, I know that like you—you have like confidence at 25 because you're 25. Like it's—
So I've had confidence since 16.
Yeah, but it's like cool to you that you're 25. I get it. I was there. By the way, I was there. I was like 25 too. I was like, "Damn, I'm 25. These old ass [__]." Now you're saying 30s the new sexy, right?
No, I'm not saying that. This isn't like a sound like you're one of those people. I'm not like—like everyone hope like did the button ups and try to make everybody dress formal regular event.
Yeah, man. Really try to make it like—like formal. Like if you're not in formal dress code like—like wedding suits everywhere. It was like if you didn't wear a suit and black Ray-Bans, you just weren't—you weren't cool. Yeah, I feel like I don't know—you just gotta find—you gotta find your way in there, you know? I feel great though.
Yeah, I feel great. That's good. That's good.
Age is a funny thing though.
Age is a funny thing. The concept of it. I know. No, I would never—stops turning. I look at my father now, and I'll start seeing gray hairs, and it's insane. Yeah, it's just like you just don't know if you're gonna make it there, and then when you make it there, you're like, "Damn, okay, I'm here now. I don't really feel that much different than I did."
Yeah. At this point, I thought I would—let me ask you—it's been a good life though.
I think it's been a great life. Fantastic life. I'm looking at a sunset. Yeah, now it's nice.
Yeah, yeah. You guys can't see it, but it's there.
Cut to b-roll. This is an interesting question because I was talking to our good friend Kyle yesterday, and I talked to a lot of people all the time, and I think the one thing that I've always—the biggest conversation that I have obviously when you're like with people who just don't know you or people who just assume is that like just the conception people have of you and their mind, and it's so insane. And I can remember being younger and maybe having certain conceptions, but—but they were never like the ones that I hear now, you know, like just like what people really assume that I had to step back because I guess when you know someone, it's hard to even see something from someone's point of view who doesn't, you know—but like when you just start and think about it, like—I mean, I don't think you've done it even an interview in so long, past that—I think all people really have to live off if it's music and Instagram posts, you know, and [__] like Alex posting a video with the ring with the necklace, you know, like just things that little people—like people depict [__] and then they just create this synopsis of like you as a man, and it—it when that—when we first started hanging out and got really close, it used to like really irritate me and piss me off.
Like, I've been in lots of arguments.
You would get really upset.
Oh, yeah. And you would text me and be really happy, you know. I'm just—I'm just very defensive.
Yeah. Over our friendship. I know that's honest. But um, to you what do you—I think is—yeah, what do you think is one of the most like just craziest things that you've heard about yourself that's just so not true? I know a couple, but like what do you think?
I don't know if I could really pick one thing, like—oh, this room. Well, I mean, there's kind of two ways to approach it. It's like if you choose to live a life that is truly built and designed by you for you and the people that you care about, you will essentially not be able or—or not—or not be willing to dedicate hours in a day to controlling every narrative. I can't fix every rumor. I can't address every single thing. I've seen people wash their whole life out by trying to like overly communicate in every scenario, trying to like fix things and—and clarify and this that, you know. Like I'm here living a real life with people that I really love, and I think it's interesting like whenever I meet somebody, particularly like women, I always kind of get this like—I don't know, I wouldn't say it's a backhanded compliment, but it is kind of like a passive like, "Wow, I just didn't expect—like I thought you would be so different," or like, "Wow, you're actually really nice."
That's a crazy one too. You're actually like—saying you're actually anything means you basically thought I was a piece of [__].
Yeah, absolutely. Um, and so like, yeah, I get a lot of "You're actually this" and "You're actually that," which is crazy, which is—well, I guess it's not because it's like at the same time you bring up like Alex's post for the chain the other day and then like people being like, "You're sick that you thought of proposing 42 times."
Like guys, yeah. Do we not—do we not understand? I actually have to clarify. Yeah, like it's like—do we not get that this is kind of like a—it's a conceptual art piece? I don't know. Like that's genuine.
Yeah, yeah. It's—it's funny, but I—I don't—I don't know. I—I don't know the biggest misconception. What—what do you think it is, honestly?
I just think it's that people think you aren't an actual rapper. Yeah, I think that for me is like the one of the things that probably irritates me most. Yeah, you know, I never understood that. I never understood like from what perspective—like the ghostwriting perspective—just from the step—from the standpoint of just like, I don't know, bro. I think when—when someone is—when—when you're crying, it's like a discrediting, yeah, you know, just like when you're—when your crown title of the best, yeah, you know, it's like that's—that—that weighs heavy on a lot of people, and for some reason a lot of people just don't want to agree with something, you know.
Yeah, maybe. And it could be—and it's usually personal reasons as to—
While the sun's going down, guys, we just want to say if you guys see a different color in the video, I just want to let you know the sunset's going down. This guy here wanted to stay at the bar for hours, so that's why the video will now be for the rest of the portion darker until the sun is down and we can no longer do it.
All right, cool. Anyways, just—I just have to make sure that's in there. We don't have money for budget to actually edit lighting, so when it goes dark, it's just dark. It's a gradual—it's like a progression video. It's about to get really dark. It's really dark. Uh, but yeah, I think it's just like the talent part, you know? I think it's a talent part, you know? I think that—and I think it's just like people think like the whole like—even like the upbringing from Degrassi, people try and use that as like, "Oh, he's like—he's not like that," or he's like—he's, you know, just all kind of assumptions that—that really irritate me from people. I've heard it for so long, and it's just—I realize that it's—it's not—uh—like I stopped chasing unanimous love a long time ago. Uh, I don't think—I don't think unanimous love is attainable when you're in any form of competitive space, even if it is like based on opinion, right? Like—yeah, you know, I'll bring up sports a lot in—in music, but again it's—it's a lot different, right? Because sports, there's a winner and a loser, so you can—you can really base your point on the fact that this guy's the best because of this many rings or this many points or whatever, but you're still opinionated.
Yeah, it is opinionated. 100. But—but it's—it's a little more—it's got a little more foundation to it. Our [__] is really just like what you like and what you don't like, and I just realized a long time ago—not long enough, I wish it was earlier, but a while ago—that I—I just—I'm not gonna make everybody—um—love—love me, and people are going to also kind of, you know—I'm like a character. I'm not like a real—I really—I don't feel often when I meet people I have to like humanize myself.
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If I was talking to a therapist at one point, and he said something—um—and he was like, you know, it was a—it was a really valid point. I'm not really a big therapy guy. I don't feel like I necessarily want the same life as a therapist is trying to pitch me on, which is like some life of like morals and simplicity and those type of things. Yeah, not to say I don't have morals and simplicity, but like I don't need my life to be rooted in like—find somewhere to disappear in the world and like disconnect from everybody. That's not really like where I'm headed, right? But I did talk to a therapist one time, and he made this point about being like, you know, no matter what kind of woman you're chasing physically, right? Like you—you like ass, you like titties, you like—he's like, "You have the biggest tits in the room." He's like, "You walk into any room, and you have just the most gigantic tits. Nobody can think about anything else other than whatever your gigantic tits," which is your Drake. I—I—I remember this about this guy. Remember that about this guy? I bet this guy does this. I bet this guy does that. Like all the preconceived notions, they're just like—they can't see past the gigantic tits unless they talk to you, and then they're like, "Oh, wow, like you're actually—I mean, your tits are huge, but you're super smart," right? You know, or like you're really nice. Yeah, so it's—it's—it's—it's interesting to—that's why I relate to girls with huge tits.
Yeah, you remember like that you kept saying hi? You just said I wasn't really saying you. I don't know why I was looking too. That was crazy. I envisioned you as just [__] monsters. Just knockers. Judge—just—just mommy milkers.
Yeah, it's weird. I know.
Yeah, yeah. All right, you can stop saying if you got way more. Yeah, it's getting dark. I'm telling you guys, it's getting dark. It's like—it's Tim drink. All right. Well, that's—that's a very valid point. Um, man, women or something else, you know? I don't like to talk about them for long to be honest because they always leave me with a strong depression. Um, let's—let's—let's—let's keep going. What do you think about how it's—it's just—it's just true? I don't know. I got in my feelings. I thought there's a question.
No, no, no. That was just straight. Yeah, that was just real life. Uh, what do you think? This is my question because this is something that—and it gets kind of weird. I might have to explain it, but you might get it. Why do you think I just been looking at Draft Day, staring off into the sunset, knowing his time is coming? Where is he?
Well, he's on the phone now, but before he was just like staring at him like this—like ocean waves—just knowing that he's like—I'm about to be—yeah, his day's on the way. I love—
That that's probably yeah then he opted on FaceTime yeah. [Music] She manipulated it and and brainwashed and and like they just all follow these traits, right? Like these these custom traits and I'll explain a few because it sounds so like weird. But what I mean by this is like like why do people think like I was having a conversation once and someone's like, "Well, how much did your daughter weigh," you know? To me, someone said that to me when she came out, you know, or or like or ever someone's like, "You know, when's your mom's birthday?" I'll tell you I don't know my mom's birthday. I know when it is, right? And I've never missed it, you know, ever, right? And my mother has, I think arguably, had the best birthday since my since I became who I am, right. Um, but I don't know it off the top of my head. But why do you think it's a thing where it's like people like feel like, "Oh, you're supposed to know your parents' birthday. You're supposed to know how much your kid weighed when they came out." I feel like that's so stupid, right? I mean, I think those are two really different things, don't they? Just choose knowing your mom's birthday and knowing a two-person's weight when they popped out. Such a useless fact! Like I do not I'm sorry, I do not know my son's weight. That's what I'm saying, but it doesn't mean you don't always love it, right? And you know what he likes? Yeah, well now I didn't, man. He was just like a like a yeah, exactly, pod or something. I don't know. I just hold him and be like, "It's crazy." I wasn't like, "Yep, yeah, six and a half pounds." Like I don't care. But that is a real thing though, that's a real thing in the world. People feel like, "Yeah, you're supposed to know these things." Yeah, and I never understood the conception of that logic. Like like people like people in Milwaukee, no, like people everywhere, I guarantee you after this it'll be a thing where people are like, "You're supposed to know that. You're supposed to know this." Yeah, no, I get what you're saying. I don't I don't get it though.
You know what's your what's the question? Why do you think it is the way that like certain things have happened that are just like people think automatically? Christmas, we buy gifts. I think that's just a trait. It's hardwiring, right? It's just all hardwiring. It's just all it's it's the the life the lifelong argument of nature versus nurture, right? Like and that is a nurture thing. It's like how were you how were you? Well, I guess both. Yeah, just like what what about what like what things were you raised on, right? Like our accents and [ __ ] like it's like we probably all sound foreign to you being from Toronto because of just a place that we're from and just the fact that like I don't know who started talking like that. Yeah, I'd love to meet that guy. I literally want to meet the first Toronto man of all time. I don't know who he is. I don't know where he got the accent from. Yeah, or any of that. But like I just like I know that like he's influenced all of us. Yeah, and now we like I'm like a full father talking like internet memes because that's just my that's my upbringing, right? Yeah, yeah. Traditions and values, you know? Why do they matter? Is that what you're asking? Or yeah, I just don't get Oh, I just wonder why people like why isn't such a thing? He's doing it again. I think you just missed it. He was doing it again. He's a lot. Yeah, bro. He's feeling a dream. Do you believe in um aliens?
I think first of all, as human beings, we find a way to wake up and think like the world kind of like revolves around our story. There's no way this can end or it can't end now because things are going too good or whatever. We we definitely think we have more control over life than than we do. A hundred percent. And I've just seen it go the other way so many times that I know for a fact like I know just because shit's going good for me and I'm Drake, I know it doesn't mean I'm supposed to be here and grow old and be 80 or 90 years. It doesn't matter, like you know, like I know I don't have control over that aspect of the story. But even deeper than that, it's like, man, I believe like bro, if Jason Momoa just walked up on the beach like right now on some just Aquaman [ __ ] like popped out of the water, I would not be like I would be shocked. Do you know what I mean? Like I would be a little like I would be a little I might be like, "What?" But I wouldn't be I wouldn't run in the crib. I'd be like, "That's Aquaman, obviously." Of course, there's a [ __ ] entire world over there that we don't know about, okay? You know what I mean? Like I wouldn't dip on them. So you're basically saying like you you're not like I'm open to the idea, right? If Jason Momoa pops up on us right now as Aquaman, I would be like, "This interview just got way crazier. Pull up a chair. We need to know what wait, what you just like what's popping down like what?" Yeah, yeah. You know what I mean? Yeah, 100. So it's like if aliens come and get me like I'm gonna be like, "Yo, let's let's let's build. Let's build." Like I'm gonna introduce him to Jordan right away. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You have to before he if he doesn't know, then you get shaky. That's quick. Yeah, no, there definitely has to be [ __ ] that like we don't understand or mm-hmm, right? Like I don't know. This is just one planet, right? Yeah. What do we just think all the other ones are empty? Yeah, we're the only ones that get blessed with like that's true. Being chilling in Turks and Caicos, dropping sunglasses. Nobody else on any other planet has a sunglasses line. I hope not one like this. No, exactly. Well, yeah, exactly. Not with the interchangeable lens. Exactly. That's exactly right. He uh he's a he supports he I support my brother. Honestly, one of my best friends. I love you so much. Honestly, I love you, and I want y'all to stop. Ain't even you know what I'm not gonna get into it. I'm not gonna get into it. I'm not gonna get into that time I hit you about that time about the [ __ ] on the internet. That's every day. Yeah, but the one time about the time I was upset. You're always upset. Okay, the time I hit you by the time I was upset about don't worry about it. Too many times. Yeah. All right, so let's see one last thing I would like to see because I want to wrap it up. Sun's going down. We got things to do. If you know off the top of your head because you've done so many things. You good. All right. No, you had one right now. No, you would just No, you was looking into the ocean. No, you had one of the one. Yeah. [Laughter] You were looking into the distance. You know, seriously like no, it's all day. We're still we're still rolling, bro. All right. Hey, look ladies and gentlemen, we couldn't afford security. All right, what is the craziest thing you've ever done for someone? Foreign. Just one. Just one day. It might get you in trouble, but I just want to know one thing, and that's from long time ago. All right, that it's from long time ago obviously, but what's one of you guys a little Oklahoma story, please? I know that's what you want. I just wanna I wanna see what you're gonna say. I want to see what you're gonna say. I once did like three hours of prosthetics like so I could attend somebody's court date that I cared about because they were in trouble for something. That's deep. Yeah, and I walked in as like an 80-year-old man, and everyone was like, "Is that Drake?" It definitely was like I'm not like, "Yo, I had one of the like best Hollywood makeup artists in the world, and they were still like that's definitely Drake." Crazy. Crazy. What's a harmless confession? If you're asking me what is a harmless confession or what what's a harmless like what's a confession? And this could be anything. I was gonna say a confession is that doesn't bring you hard. That's what a harmless profession is, but you weren't asking for a dictionary to be Webster. I don't know if I have a harmless confession. Well, I mean, just like something that like you really irritates you that you don't like. Like I hate when you know you go in a hotel and then they have the uh napkins and it's all nicely folded because Oh, that's like a pet peeve though. Well, I mean, I didn't want to say like why do you hate that. I didn't want to say it. Oh, because I hate messing it up because it's like really nicely like a nice flower like someone took their time and I I never wanna Same when you go to a restaurant and the folded all nice. Never feel like I think if we're I think if we're [ __ ] with each other and you wake up earlier than me but I have to like control the room, for example, like if somebody wakes up earlier than me and like busts the blinds open or oh man or like you know like if somebody's just on their phone but like taking calls and [ __ ] like in bed while you're I if it's like if the if the room if the bedroom turns into your office just because you woke up earlier than me, that's terrible. It's uh yeah, that's horrible to me. It's awful. Yeah, that's horrible too. Yeah, yeah. Like I don't like obviously like I'm all with like you know, "Here's a driver, start your day. I'll see you later," or like "I'll wake up, we'll reconvene in a bit." But like to like take command of the room, that's insane. Yeah, I know. And it's insane that there are women that do that. People in general. I mean, I hope it's only women, but like you were like I just didn't want to make you I didn't want to take you down the women path. I said women, you said people. I know women were like you, but like you sounded like you were like being hateful towards women, so I was like yeah, but it's people in general. Thank God you see what the [ __ ] like I just didn't want to bury you. All right, sorry. You're right. Well, I guess it's like let's run that back. Yeah, okay. Whatever. I don't know. I don't I don't know. I don't know. We're off that. We're out there. I mean, like obviously I'm just trying to like I get it. I just it sounded like you were trying to say like I get what you think. I I get where I get where my fault was, but I'm just letting you know I was trying to help you initially, so I threw myself under the bus for you. Oh, because you were like, "Yeah, man, women, bro," and I was like, "Okay," like obviously definitely unisex. Why do you think and I'm only asking this because you do it the most and the most strongest? Why do you think when rappers bring rappers out on stage they act as if they never seen them before? So funny. The way you hug people is so insane. Like we'll just have seen each other backstage backstage, and it's like I don't know. But maybe it's like it's like babies, like adrenaline, you know? Okay, don't you think I don't know. We all do it. We all I guess because like it's kind of like the crowd seeing them and you're like, "Oh, [ __ ]" like you're trying to play the role like I haven't seen you two. I don't know. That's a good ass question. Well, what would be the other side of it? Would it be like you coming out on stage with me? I feel like I've just been chilling with you for 30 minutes and like don't acknowledge. Thank God he's so weird. No, that's so funny. That's such a good point. Like it's way too enthusiastic, like but I legit did perform for babies the other day. Didn't see him backstage at all and didn't see him after the show. Only saw him on stage. I went on stage and didn't even see him on stage. He cut walked away, and you can see it falls. That's wow. I didn't see him at all. That was um a moody conversation. Is that what these are called? I think I just off the top a moody conversation because like Future Oh, I like that. Moody conversation. Yeah, I was a moody conversation was Yachty and Drake. Thank you so much, bro. Part one. Yeah, part one. We'll see you guys next time in Croatia. Damn, just like that. Just like that. We out this [ __ ] dog. [Music] Foreign. [Music] [Music]