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but appreciate you being here rocking with us in this week's episode. And for

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the culture, I'm talking about David Beckham calling out Victoria and putting her on

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the blast and let's talk TV. I watched the Big Short on Netflix for

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the very first time. In Bitch, I spill all the tea about what

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really happened in one of my recent big artist interviews. And in Today in

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the Bay, we are getting a w NBA team. Let's go so by

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all means, let's get to it. This is for the culture, for

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the culture or the culture. This is where we pick a headline and ask

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if they, she or he did it for the culture. I think I

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gotta give it to David Beckham one time. There's a new docu series on

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Netflix. It's called Beckham. And now there's a clip from it going viral.

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Basically Posh Beckham. It's her real name, Pash. What's her real

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name, Victoria Beckham, not me saying Pasha Beckham. I'm done with myself.

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Victoria Beckham aka Posh Spice. She's getting interviewed and I don't know what

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they ask her, but she's basically kicking it off, saying how her and

1:49

her family were working class, like super super working class, and she's just

1:57

doing this interview by herself. But right when she says that, David Beckham's

2:00

like whoop. He pops out from like the freaking closet or like the other

2:04

room, and it's like, ah, I don't need you to be honest

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for a second, Like, bitch, I know you ain't talking working working

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class. I am being honest. I am being honored. Did your drive

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you to school? So my dad, my dad, it's not a simple

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answer because did you get it depends? No? No, no, no,

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no okay. In the eighties, my dad had a rolls roy and

2:35

then he just like dimps back into his room. He was so disturbed,

2:38

like, bitch, I need you to be so for real right now. That was like literally stop blind to these people, was like a video I

2:46

gotta respect David Becker for that. What is it with like rich people wanting

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to be from the working class so bad, or like wanting to prove that,

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you know, they're they have a rags to riches story. It's okay,

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it's okay, it's not you're fall if you were born rich or born wealthy or born into like a family with money. But your dad had a

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Roy's royce in the eighties. In the eighties, that's different. Money,

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baby, you had money, stop it. I love that David Beckham had

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to keep it real with her real quick, though. I kind of want

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to watch this docu series though. I was like looking it up and apparently

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they like break their silence about a fair allegations and they talk about all of

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it. But I got a little more respect for David Beckham in that club.

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He had to put her in her place real quick. So David Beckham

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doing it for the culture. Let's talk TV, you guys. Last night

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I watched The Big Short for the very first time. This is an old,

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old movie. I mean, not hello old. Let me see what

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you came out twenty fifteen. Came out in twenty fifteen. The cast is

3:46

crazy. You got Steve Carell and it Christian Bale, Ryan Gosling, Brad

3:51

Pitt. On top of that, there's like a bunch of like guest appearances,

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like cameos like Margot Robbie, Anthony Bourdain, Selena Gomez. But basically

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it's about the economic crash and housing bubble during the two thousands. So Christian

4:08

Bale, his character works for like this investment firm and he realizes that real

4:13

estate is about to crash. And it's like him and a bunch of other

4:16

very few but like two other groups of people that are also realizing this,

4:20

and they're like working to bet against the housing market before it all crashes so

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they could come up on all this. It's really good. It's super super

4:30

good. My boss actually put me onto this movie a long time ago. My boss I have a like if you check my notes ap, it's a

4:35

long list of movies I need to watch. He's always putting me onto fire

4:38

movies. And last night I just was tired of watching the same shit over

4:41

and over again, and I was like, you know what, and I saw I was on Netflix. I haven't logged on Netflix in a long time.

4:46

I've been like strictly HBO Girly and Amazon Prime. I finally locked into

4:50

my Netflix and it was like recommended to me right at the top. I

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was like, oh shit, he told me about this movie, so let me watch it. But it was funny when we were talking about it.

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We were really talking about how movies that like break the Fourth Wall and like

5:03

movies that we like that do that, and he was saying, how this

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movie does it well, and I was telling him, like, oh,

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you should watch Winning Time on HBO because they do that a lot. And

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after I was watching The Big Short, I saw at the end that it was directed by Adam McKay who also directed Winning Time d Ning, So there's

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that connection. But it's just so good, like it's it's gonna make you

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mad about how fucked up our government and the banks are and like you know

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that whole housing crash, like how many poor people and working class people were

5:33

affected by it, but also it's it's it's crazy because it's it's based on

5:39

a true story and like these banks and the government does not give a shit

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about us not to go not to go on like a whole woke grant,

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and it's crazy because you are rooting for at least I was like, I

5:49

was Christian Bales' character and no one believes him. You know that the real

5:54

estate is about to crash. They're like, what are you talking about. You're making these crazy bets against the housing market. You know you're gonna put

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our firm under Everyone's against him throughout the movie, and you're like stressing out

6:03

for him and these other group of people that are like trying to prove that

6:05

it's right or you know, I guess, kind of waiting for it to

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actually happen so they don't look like idiots, and you are almost rooting for

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Christian Belle's character. But like at the end of the day, like the bigger picture, I guess is just like these are just a group of guys

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who like came up like other than any of these are rich assholes that also

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came up on millions and millions of people losing their homes and their jobs for

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this terrible thing that happened. It's crazy, but watch it and it's really

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fun, I would say, because he also told me to watch Fuck,

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I've already forgot what it's called the margin, I think, and it's like

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a similar uh, like it's about the margin call similar theme like kind of

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about the same thing, the housing marketing it crashing, but it's a lot

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more serious. I will say this is it's a movie that makes you think,

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but it is very fun, like the Fourth Wall breaking. There's some legit lol moments. I love Ryan Gossling's character, Steve Carell too, Brad

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Pitt. They all kill it. So if you haven't watched it The Big

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Short on Netflix, go stream that and let me know what you think.

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something in the little review section in the comments, join the conversation. I

7:27

said, bitch, if you wanted to go to Taylor's, just tell a

7:31

brother you want to go to Taylor's. You said that? Oh hell yeah,

7:34

man, I laid it out right, I says, I said,

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I says, I said, bitch, bitch, I needed to event.

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Okay, last week I talked about my boss dropping like really really really big

7:50

news on me, and that is still happening. I'm shooting a video for

7:56

this big announcement tomorrow. Mignana probably have a really busy day I'm also interviewing

8:01

Olivia Rodrigo again on Zoom. Me and her just talks. I feel like

8:03

we're bestie. So we're gonna catch up about Guts. If you have any

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questions for her, you want about the album, hit me up on Instagram,

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at Angelina on air or at Underscore FTR pod. First of all,

8:13

do you hear my stomach girling right now? I haven't ate all day.

8:16

I did have a cup of coffee though it's like five pm. Oh my

8:20

food did just get delivered downstairs. Gotta go pick that up. But anyways,

8:26

what were the saying starving right now? Tomorrow morning? Olivia Rodrigo in

8:31

the morning on Zoom and then I'm gonna come into the station early so we

8:35

could shoot this cute little promo video for this big announcement I have coming up.

8:39

But this kind of ties into it. So you guys know, my show, The New hit List, my Little Baby, it's mine and my

8:46

boss's baby. No one believes in us in this show and it's ours and

8:50

it's doing well, and I'm trying to grow the following on Instagram, so

8:54

go follow the New Hitlist. Okay at New hit List on Instagram. But

8:56

it's a show where we only play new music. And lately I've been getting

9:01

really really amazing, like big artist interviews that I usually you know, they

9:05

usually only go to like really big markets, not that San Francisco is not

9:09

the San Francisos number four in the market, but like these type of artists

9:11

are only going into New York in LA. But I've been getting at least

9:16

being able to hop on zoom with them. And recently I got probably the

9:20

biggest one of my career Billie Eilish. First of all, me and Billie

9:24

Eilish besties. Like her energy was so dope. She I feel like me

9:28

and her It was just like a natural conversation like we were. She was

9:31

just like dropping all the tea, like she didn't give me any short answers.

9:35

Her mood wasn't I don't want to be here or this is my twentieth

9:39

interview today, because it probably was. Honestly, if you look at like all the interviews she did that week. She's in that backyard, that backyard,

9:46

put in work, same outfit, so she was probably doing like a

9:48

million interviews that day. I just really liked our conversation, and I'm so

9:54

grateful that I get to interview these artists like there was a time in my

9:58

career. And this is for everyone starting a radio you know, sometimes you

10:01

gotta interview people you're not into, maybe that you haven't even heard of.

10:07

You don't have to get that practice in and it just it just comes with

10:11

the job, right like when you're starting, obviously you're not gonna get to interview like super big artists right away. You gotta prove yourself. And I

10:18

actually happened to really love Billie Eilish, like I thought she was gonna be

10:22

a star the first from the first single I heard from her years ago,

10:28

and it just really went really really well. But let me just bed for

10:30

two seconds, because it's not that I'm not grateful for this, it's just

10:35

the politics of this job. Sometimes I gotta like check myself because it could

10:39

really get to you. And I think a couple of weeks ago when this

10:43

was happening, I definitely let myself go on this little spiral or this just

10:48

overthinking and being dramatic, but also my feelings were valid. So okay,

10:54

let's back it up. Find out I'm gonna do the Billie Eilish interview.

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Her team asked me to send questions in advance, and I'm noticing, at

11:01

least with this particular record label and with bigger artists, sometimes that's what you

11:05

have to do. I had to do the same thing for Olivia Rodrigo,

11:09

and I'm at first I was like super excited about Billi Eilish because it's a

11:11

big artist. But it was like happening at the end of the week and

11:15

I was like scrambling, so I haven't really had my time to like do

11:18

my research, but I know, you know, they send you like a

11:20

bio and the stuff they want you to talk about, like the topic.

11:22

So I kind of knew how it was going to go. But then one night I finished my shows, it was like two nights before the interview,

11:28

and I went down this rabbit hole, you guys. I was watching every

11:31

Billie Eilish interview ever or her like cute little segment she does on Variety.

11:35

I was like listening to her old music videos, reading the comments. Like

11:39

I just went down this Billie Eilish rabbit hole, and I got so into

11:43

my interview questions and I had some really good ones. Okay, I probably

11:48

had about started with like fifteen to twenty questions right and all that I was

11:52

like really passionate about. There's one that like connected to the Bay Area.

11:56

For example, she does this thing with variety, you know variety, like

12:01

we'll have artists go on there and answer the same questions and you know,

12:07

supposed to be like a yearly thing, so you see how much they've grown.

12:09

I think that's a really cool segment that they do. But for I feel like three years straight. Billie Eilish said that one of her favorite movies

12:15

was Fruvel Station Now as a bay Arian pedestrian. Great movie, but it

12:22

just hits a little too close to home. I think a lot of us

12:24

agree that we saw it and we're never gonna watch it again, Like it was just too heartbreaking. But Michael, but Jordan and Ryan Coochler, they

12:30

all killed it and like obviously ran coolish from the Bay But like you did

12:33

an excellent job of like really making a Bay Area movie. We talked about

12:37

like how some people hate Coach Carter even though it's a great film. A

12:39

lot of people from Richmond don't fuck with it because it didn't have a great

12:43

representation of the Bay Area or Richmond at all. Like they threw brun a

12:46

Raiders hat that was about as berry as it got, but the representation was

12:50

not there. Proovevel Station had that like Bro was listening to mom figures and

12:54

the jacka, you know what I mean, like the slang, all of

12:56

it. They got it down. So anyways, I was going to bring

13:01

that up and then kind of ask her if she'd ever be down to work

13:03

with Ryan Coogler. I thought that'd be a great clip for the Bay Area,

13:05

be the Eilish movies, all of it, I will say, And

13:07

their defensive team did tell me that I couldn't talk about Barbie. Nothing about

13:13

Barbie, even though we could talk about her song What's it called? What

13:16

was I Made For? I could talk about it, but I can't mention

13:20

Barbie because of the strikes, and you know, they want to make it

13:22

very clear that they stand with the w w GA. Second, after all

13:26

the writers and all that good stuff, so movies don't even exist, we

13:33

cannot talk. The first it was we just can't talk about Barbie. So

13:35

I thought that'd be okay. But I sent my questions and they cut out

13:39

anything that had to do anything about a movie. So it was very much

13:41

like no movies don't exist. Writers, actors non existent. We can't talk

13:48

about it at all. So they took out like four questions that had to

13:50

do with that, because you know, I also want to ask her if if she'd be down to continue acting. There was a couple of movie questions

13:58

in there, but some of the questions I got cut out I had nothing

14:01

to do with movies, and I was like a little annoyed, but at

14:03

the same time still grateful for this interview. Whatever they got cut I still

14:09

have a handful of like really great questions that I'm passionate about that I'm still

14:13

excited to ask her, so I kind of let it. I was a

14:16

little annoyed at first when they sent it back, but whatever. And then

14:18

at the day before, the girl hits me up kind of saying like,

14:22

if I could send the questions back, so like to I guess confirm that

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I saw what questions got taken out on and I was a little bladed by

14:30

that. Send them and then they go, Okay, they send me another

14:33

email, this is the final final approved questions, and they cut out another

14:39

half of those questions. You guys, I was wiling. I was so

14:43

mad, I guess because I'm like, maybe I'll be in dramatic, but

14:48

I was so annoyed by it at one point that I was like, what

14:52

am I doing here? Like not that I was like about to quit my

14:56

job, but I was just very like, man, if I want to be known as this person that has good interview, you know, I want

15:01

my shit to do good. I want to like hold this a certain repusa

15:05

a little bit that I can't even talk reputation, Like how am I gonna

15:09

do that when this shit is being controlled? And I, you know, I was like, why don't y'all just send me a list of questions you

15:15

want me to ask this artist and we do it that way, Like if if we're just doing this for promo and it's this is a situation where I

15:20

just need to be grateful that I'm talking to Billie Eilish in the first place,

15:24

you know, then do it that way. I was like obviously anod

15:26

thinking in my head this way and and yeah, just like what am I

15:31

doing here? Like is this how it's always going to be? And then

15:35

I I was talking to my coworker from another station and like brought myself back

15:39

down to life because at the end of the day, I am so grateful

15:43

that I'm talking to her, and I kind of just need to get over

15:46

it. And that morning we had the interview, and honestly, it went

15:50

so great. Like I said, me and her were just vibing. She

15:54

dropped stuff that I didn't think she was gonna drop, like I have one

16:00

question, and she ended up like revealing something that she was gonna drop in

16:02

the future. Like while it's going on, I'm like, oh my god,

16:06

this is gonna be so good on socials. Like in the back of my head. It was just a really good interview. So the the interviews

16:14

and I'm like, you know what, Angelina, Oh, we're crying.

16:17

Like first of all, I only had ten minutes with her, so like

16:21

realistically, all those questions I had, we wouldn't even been able to fit

16:23

it in the interview because even with what they cut it down to, like

16:27

her team was very much in our chat saying like, okay, wrap it

16:30

up, you know, go a little. You still got cut these liners

16:34

at the end you want us to cut, like you need to wrap this

16:37

up because she was giving me such amazing answers, you know it. Me

16:41

and her were just vibing, so it definitely was like on pace to go

16:45

above the ten minute mark. So it ended up working out. I'm like,

16:48

you know what, I only had enough time for these questions. They

16:51

were great questions. She gave me amazing answers. It's gonna be so good on socials. I like what I got from this interview, what I learned

16:56

from her personally, it was all good. You guys. Next week,

17:02

I notice another station from I don't know where the fuck going viral because the

17:07

same thing she decided in my interview. But she like you know, talked

17:11

about being an album mode and they're going viral, and mind you, I

17:14

haven't even got the interview back, and I'm like, these fools are already

17:17

posting it. So I was like, let me message her team like, hey, so excited to post content from this interview. I just want to

17:25

follow up, see where we're at. She messed with me the next day. IM gonna send it later on today they send it, you guys.

17:30

Half of the interview is cut out. I wanted to fall to my knies,

17:40

no, all the parts, Like if you look on my Instagram,

17:44

there's a clip of her talking about music videos. You know, I want

17:48

to talk talk to her about being how she's a director and directs music videos,

17:52

and I asked her if there was any songs from Happier than Ever that

17:55

she wishes she had done, and then she goes on to say, how,

17:59

you know, originally she had this plan of making a music video for

18:02

every single song on the project, but something had came up, and she kind of vented to me about the thing that came up, and then she

18:07

announced something. They took out the whole announcement. They took out her venting

18:10

about what it was that I just they cut out so much and I was

18:14

reading the YouTube comments and one person did say, like, you could tell

18:18

this this edit it because they're like laughing about something, and then it cuts

18:21

to this and I'm like, yes it was edited, And I'm the person

18:26

like I hate this about myself, but I do care about what other people

18:30

think, you know what I mean? Like they say not to do that,

18:33

I do a lot. And I could have a million amazing comments praising

18:40

my interview, you know, really hyping up something. Billie Eilish said,

18:44

it could be a million comments. It's gonna be that one bad comment that

18:47

really irritates me because someone had put on there I hate when these like all

18:52

these interview people ask the same questions. Oh you know what, No,

18:56

we don't. A lot of y'all don't know that we have to ask.

19:00

There is topics that we need to hit, Like our team is like,

19:03

please talk about A, B and C and then maybe you could freestall your

19:07

own shit, like it is very much your interview, but we need you to talk about this in whatever way you see bringing that up. So that's

19:15

one. This is just talking about that kind of common in general when people

19:18

say that. Two. Obviously not with Billie Eilish, but sometimes you have

19:21

artists that are like on the rise just because you know them and your stance

19:25

of them. Like a lot of people, this might be their first time

19:27

being introduct introduced to this artist, So like, I am still gonna ask

19:32

this person when they got started in music or you know, maybe they are

19:37

famously known to work with a big producer. I'm gonna bring that up because

19:41

just because you are down doesn't mean the world is like this is still very

19:44

much an artist that's on the come up. So you do need to still ask those generic questions that maybe you're tired of hearing, but the world doesn't

19:49

know about this person so and there's only so much you can ask them because

19:52

they only have like one ep out, you know what I mean. In

19:56

general, I'm just spenting about that whole situation in general. Then in this

20:00

one though, I'm like, oh and in my defense, like Billy Eilish

20:04

literally in the interview, was like, thank you so much for asking me

20:07

this question, Like there's only so much I could do. But I was

20:10

just irritated that it got cut out and I just was spiraling. But at

20:15

the end of the day, like, I am so grateful that I got

20:17

this interview. It did what it needed to do. You know, I

20:22

got this new show. We're trying to get it on and pop in. They're giving me these big artists. I haven't talked to someone as big as

20:26

Billie Eilish yet. I am grateful. I don't want to come off like

20:30

I'm not grateful, but it's just one of those like politics as usual,

20:34

you know, it's just I guess stuff that comes with the industry. And

20:37

it did have me thinking about the artist almost a little bit too, Like

20:41

you know, here I am a creative or creator, and I'm just a

20:45

little annoyed because something I put my time and work into is getting water done

20:48

and set water down and like you know, semi controls. So yeah,

20:52

that annoys me. But like I'm like, imagine how some of these artists

20:55

feel that are you know, like Billy islandish and like other artists that are

20:59

like super talented that you know, want to put out these bodies of work

21:03

or they have a creative like visual for themselves, or you know, a

21:08

plan and their team is like that's whack. We actually are gonna have you

21:12

do this, or we're gonna cut all this shit out. We're gonna cut

21:15

half these songs out. This is actually cooler. We want you to sound

21:17

more like this. You know, it just gets it gets deeper and deeper.

21:22

Like imagine how they feel. Some people actually need to listen to their

21:25

team because they're actually garbage and their team, my know, was best for

21:29

them. Like it's amazing that they even are on the way they're on.

21:33

So I'm not saying that's for everyone, but I just want to vent about

21:37

that. But I am grateful. If you haven't watched my Billy edgnfew,

21:41

go do that, hope. But I'll get in trouble for this. I'm

21:45

like, I probably should not be speaking on this, but I'm on a

21:48

vet man. I remember I was watching Angie Martinez on this like Radio slash

21:53

Women. I think it's like Women's History Month or something. She was on

21:56

a panel and she was just talking about how like, you know, you just need to enjoy your career because and I guess this works for everyone,

22:03

but like especially in this industry, Like you know, you get somewhere and

22:06

you're like, I want this thing, and you know it looks nice and

22:08

shiny over there, and then you get it and then it's like not what

22:11

it was you thought it was gonna be, so now you want this other

22:15

thing. You know, like you're constantly wanting more and wanting to be in

22:17

another place. And that's fine and dandy, but like you really need to

22:21

like enjoy where you're at in the moment. And I think I got a

22:23

little bit of that, Like I'm where this show is going. I'm so

22:27

excited and like exactly like bitch. At the of the day, I'm talking

22:30

to Billie Eilish like that's so dope. In my kitchen, like it's crazy.

22:36

The zoom me to bees are so crazy to me because like I'm like

22:41

washing dishes or like maybe I'm in a bad mood. I'm like in bed,

22:45

but like, oh, let me go talk to this Grammy Award winning artists real quick and I in my little kitchen and then like go back to

22:51

normal life like that. I still kept up my head around that, like I'm still very much like so happy to be here and it still freaks me

22:56

out that these things are happening. But yeah, I just I don't know.

23:00

I thought about her quote because it's always gonna be something, right,

23:04

Are you always gonna be wanting more or wishing things for another way and they

23:08

will be. So I think I just need to like chill out and take

23:11

a step back and be grateful. And I am always am, but just

23:17

a little I don't know, a little side story for you guys. Next

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time, I was like, I never want to hear an artist say I'm tired of these people ask me the same questions. Bitch's your team. It's

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your team making me asking the same questions, because when I wanted to ask

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a different question, it got got out. Not talking about Billie in general,

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but just I mean, not talking about her specifically, just in general,

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just like y'all hear our side Okay, y'all the listeners, you get

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to watch these interviews. It's a little look inside our world on our end.

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Okay, but that's it. Thanks for listening to me. Then this

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is Today in the Bay with your hosts and Jelina Bruh. I am so

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hyped the WNBA is coming to the Bay Area. Let's motherfucking go. I

24:18

love this. I saw a couple weeks ago. You know, there are

24:21

some rumors that Chase Center was kind of talking about it happening. And when

24:26

I saw that, I mean I was hopeful, but I didn't think, Oh, they signed on the dotted line, because it is official the new

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team. They will be playing at Chase Center here in San Francisco and they're

24:36

also going to be practicing in Oakland. There is an official name for the

24:40

team yet, but they are planning that whole rollout and hoping. I guess

24:45

they're going to release it soon, but we can expect the team to start

24:48

in the league by twenty twenty five. If you haven't followed them yet on

24:52

Instagram at WNBA Golden State, they have a rollout video Like obviously the Warriors

24:56

are like really supporting it. Steve Kerr, I just think this is so

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dope. Like I've been talking about and being really passionate about women's sports in

25:06

general on the come up, I think we are very much we're seeing something

25:10

special, Like women's sports viewership is on the rise, and this is just

25:15

huge. The fact that it's happening in the Bay Area and like Chase Center

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and the Warriors are the ones that made it happen makes me really proud to

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be from the Bay Area. I can't wait to support this team. Shoot,

25:26

I'm like, y'all need an in game host, anyone from the WNBA's

25:30

listening WNBA Golden State, I'll let you, girl. I don't know that

25:33

would be a lot to put on my plate because Sea Dove's season starting.

25:37

You guys know, I'm an in game host for the G League Warriors, and that season is starting in November. I mean, they're not gonna be

25:42

playing twenty twenty five, so I got time. I did already look into

25:45

it. I think I already signed up for the like how you could apply

25:49

for jobs. They have like a certain website. So I'm gonna play with

25:52

that a little more because I do got time. But G League I am

25:56

main game host for the G League Warriors team out in Santa Cruz and season

26:00

is starting November tenth, next sometime next month. I actually need to give

26:06

my job my schedule for that too, so I'm putting a lot on my

26:10

play. But anyways, I would love to be a part of the WNBA

26:12

team if possible, So we're gonna manifest that. That's the next thing we're

26:15

manifesting. But right now, we are just proud for the expansion women's sports

26:21

happening in the Bay Area. This is huge. I got more details about

26:26

this at wal ninety nine dot com. Other things happened in the Bay Area.

26:30

Gas being too motherfucking expensive. Oh my god. I was about to

26:33

have a full on breakdown at the gas station the other day, Like I probably shoud it into two thug tears. Oh my gosh. When I pulled

26:38

up though the I saw like someone it like say, like three fifty,

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like three dollars. I'm like, oh, I don't miss those days.

26:45

I was there at some point last week, just kidding the damn near Like,

26:52

uh, my heart goes out to anyone that's in that situation where you

26:55

only get three dollars four dollars to put in your gas take no dad,

27:00

No, that was me two weeks ago. Not fun, but damn,

27:03

this shit is really over six dollars. I'm so annoyed. I hate it

27:07

here. I really do hate it here. But thanks for kicking it hearing

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