Sitdown W/ LV Tha Don AKA Don Hollywood

Fillmoe Mike of 106.1 KMEL recently sat down with LV Tha Don AKA Don Hollywood on this latest installment of the Wash Ya Back podcast.
Producer of this episode is Christian Montoya
Media provided by Duarte Productions and E. McGee Photography

Episode Transcript

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Yo in the Billy Main. Itis Filmo Mike. This is the washing
Back Podcast. I got very Ialways say this, I always say this.
I have a very very special guestin the billing of to Night.
I'm just gonna give you one veryspecial. I have a very special guest
in the billion of the Night rapperuh actor, executive producer. We were

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talking to the background. He doeseverything. He's a director, he's a
label owner. All that ship mademy fellow Philmony and Don Holly down.
What's up? Man's cracking? What'sgoing on? I'm here, man,
I'm here. I know you here. Man. You've got the skeezy on
all the ship looking good, shining. Man. It's crazy, that's real.

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So what's up with you? Man? Tell me, tell me what
you got cracking? Man. I'mjust grinding right now, working on which
pushing. Yeah, I'm working onthe solo project right now called Black on
Black. Me and Futze got anotheralbum coming out called for Menu. Working
on these movies. Trying to feedStephan Clay. Yeah, y'all moving mean

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too, Yeah, just you know, trying to touch the community a little
bit too while we're doing everything else. You said, you said you're trying
to feed the homeless people. Yeah, man, that's what's up, bro.
That's commendable. Uh, well,how did you get into that?
I mean, I mean I alwaysalways had a heart for the homeless,
though I came from a rough passmy family this year, so at the

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end of the day, it alwaystouched me, you know, to see
homeless people for some reason. Yeah, I was younger the same tel homeless
and Frisco that's why not. Butyeah, so now then I'm older,
you know, I just try todo what I can, you know.
Yeah, that's what's up man.And then you said, uh, because

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I did see you had an eventyou had you had a backpack giveaway.
Yeah, I know that was thatwas tight, bro, Like y'all spread
out the love and you he didwant in a point and you did with
in fill Mo, Like did y'alljust come together? Was like, man,
this is what we want to dofor the hood. And was it

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just like you know, we gotsome extra bands, listen, let's spend
it it. Let's spend it here. Yeah, and know that we spending
our own money with your ship thoughyou but at the end of the day,
that's neither here nor there. Butyeah, we just you know,
be putting our minds together. Youknow, he a good dude, I'm
a good dude. Definitely got anidea. You know. We had just
put our minds together and try tospread the love as much as we can,

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you know what I'm saying. Sowe always coming up with ship,
turkey giveaways, backpack, yeah,all that type of ship. So you
know, that's just a part ofwhat we do. Definitely. Uh.
I was gonna ask you about youruh, your music, and it's that
the projects that you got coming out. Yeah, and in your movies.

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You're gonna have a soundtrack for themovie. We're working on one right now.
Okay, make a special one.Yeah, what's what's the movie fit
to be about? What's the moviecalled? Because one of our media members,
the Warte, is supposed to bein a movie out here for sure.
I heard he playing the police,playing a cop, nigger. He's
a good one, a good one, dirty cop. He's yeah, that's

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at least yeah, straight up,how that be nayr ee in the movie.
We got a couple other people.Man. We're just trying to put
this ship together, man, youknow, ship, We're just grinding,
man, We're just working. Man. I love this ship, you know,
just creating these ideas of life.So Holly, I'm gonna keep it
real. You know, growing upseeing you, I didn't realize you wrapped

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till we got older. Yeah,but did you start rapping late or was
it you always rapped? You justdidn't tell hardly nobody. I took only
people like in the West Side,gotcha. Okay, Okay, that's what
it was. Okay, I wasrapping, but I took it seriously.
I was still growing, you know. I wasn't all the way prepared to

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just be out there like I raped, you know, so I feel you
shit together for a while, andthen when I felt like it was time,
shit, it was time? Wasthat? Okay? Let me ask
you this because we just had somebodyin here we talking about mental thing?
Was that a mental thing to overcome? Or was it was it you or
was it people? Were you tripping? Like I don't want people to know
that I rap? Or was it? Almost like I don't want people all

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in my business like that because sometimesme being who I am, I'm not
a rapper, I'm not hell offamous, but sometimes I be like,
man, I don't want everybody upon my shitt and in my business,
you know what I'm saying, andsometimes information gets out there. So was
it like a thing where you kindof didn't want to know? It was
therapeutic for me because at the endof the day, I don't really talk
to people about a lot of shit, but when I write that shit down,

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I ain't you know, I saywhat I say, and that's what
I say. You know what I'msaying, and I'm not afraid to say
it, you know. So Ithink that that wasn't the problem, and
the problem was hoping people liked it. Oh. I was more scared of
like, okay, then reaction getstight, But do these do everybody else
think it's tight? You know whatI'm saying. So for a while I
used to just like, you know, just try to get my ship have

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anxiety with that, yeah, okay? And I just listened to a lot
of rappers and shit and just youknow, listen to myself and like,
all right, am I doing itlike them? You know what I'm saying,
and my sounding as good as them, you know what I'm saying as
my shit together like that, Soyou know, I was just critique shit.
Hello much for a minute, where'dyou get your confidence from? Like
when did you realize, like,damn, I really do be spitting when

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people that I looked up to heardme, and then they was like,
bro, you hard, Bro,you wanted them once you hear me.
It's people that that rap before methat I was scared to let listen to
my wrestling. I'm like, Idon't know, and they like, huh
like this shit. So it waslike okay, and that that always feel
good to get because you just said, like one of the things was you

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don't know if everybody was gonna likeus like your music, but like it
always feel good to get reassurance fromsomebody that you either grew up to,
grew up listening to, fucking with, even your peers, but like especially
when it's somebody that you admire,look up to and you respect their opinion,
it's like burnt for real, andyou know, it's crazy what that
little boost confidence can do for you. I can honestly say mostly all the

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people I listened to from our areathat was somebody to me, they gave
me that confirmation, So that thatthat boosted me and that gave me that
push. You know what, I'msaying my family, you know, my
brothers and sisters and shit like that, just really like believing in me,
giving me that push, like youcan do this shit like you wanted.
You wanted them one, you knowwhat I'm saying. So that helped me

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out a lot, you know,and just you know, like you said,
having confidence in myself after after theamount of time, just knowing that
I'm just who I am. Youknow what I'm saying, I might not
be like nobody else. I'm justgonna be me. Describe me, Describe
your style. I was gonna say, describe me, describe your style different.
It's very different. I never reallywanted to, like try to sound

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like nobody or nothing like that.But I I listened to I watched,
I heard a lot, you knowwhat I'm saying, And I ain't gonna
say I ain't tried to, likeyou know, waves come through. I
did try to get on the wave, you know, not copy nobody,
but I'm making music for the createyour lane with that waves off the top.
Yeah, that's it. But Ifeel like I'm different. I ain't

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really like nobody else, you knowwhat I'm saying. Definitely, can I
ask you this question now? Youknow fee right deal. Okay, So
like did he influence you in rapin any way as far as like who
you listen to, because to me, you sound like an East Coast nigga

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to say that West Coast like youknow the game or hurt that a lot,
but you sound like a like Tome, you sound like a Jada
like you feel me like a likeyou just because your boys just come and
they come and they come and it'ssimple. It's not like Hella extra words
and it got a little bit offabulous in there because you like to rhyme
your like you just don't like torhyme the word. You want the whole

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thing to kind of to measure up. See. I love when people really
like understand what I be trying todo. I think a lot of people,
some people that shit be going overtheir head because it's like, you
know, I don't know, butI have listened to Jada a lot,
fab and them when I was youknow, younger, and shit, you
feel me, and I definitely likestudied their styles and you know how they

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was putting their words together. Iwatched battle Rap. Yeah I know some
battle rap people, and shit,you feel me so so you want so
you you more so influenced by thebattle like a battle rap type of I
just love all type of music atthe end of the day. I love
Tupac music because I used to listento Pock and then I used to be

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like, damn all his beats wasn'thella hard? But you had to listen
to what he was saying. That'swhat type of artists I wanted to be.
Fuck to beat, listen to whatI'm saying. You know what I'm
saying. So I took that andtried to run with it. So I've
never really let the beats really likemake me feel no type of way.
I'm just like me. It's aboutwhat I'm what I'm putting down on this
motherfucker you feel me. So Ijust always tried to make my ship,

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you know, stand out a littlebit and try to be a little bit
more creative than anybody else. Okay, I could nah for real, real,
you're definitely doing that. I hada question as far as the music
you just told us about the toldus about your uh the movie that you
got coming out. What's the nameof the movie again, trying to make
it out, trying to make itout is film a micanna watch Your Back

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podcast sitting here with Don Holly rightnow, movie gonna be coming out,
trying to make it out, butI wanted to get to the music.
Uh, tell us about the product, the projects that you have in stores
right now, and then the onesthat's coming out. Man, if I
tell you all the projects I gotin the stories, tell us the last
three I know got hell of ShipI got the last three was Highway Mobby

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Fuck. I just dropped two withFoots, Stephan Clay one Clay Well.
I dropped about four or five withFoots, but man paid the costs.
Foreign Boys play one Stephan Clay twoShip Man I hell of Ship. I

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know, I know. H Footskind of told me how y'all link up,
But tell me like was was wasyou? Was you? Was you
peeping his style and seeing what hewas doing? Or was it like from
a four y'all kind of came togetheror was it like y'all had a mainly
studio session and Telly Mac was like, y'all should come together and be a
group, because that's how Foots kindof explained it to us. Yeah,

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we definitely was in the in thestudio session, just just vibing in it.
It just felt like it was time. You know what I'm saying.
We all been knowing each other fora while. Foot's been doing this thing,
We've been doing our thing, andthen we just you know, once
we linked together, it was like, okay, you know what I'm saying,
and ship the billboards and the albumsand now y' y'all definitely sound hella

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good together and it doesn't sound forcedat all, like y'all sound like y'all
so like to me, and Idon't want you to take or Footy takes
this the wrong way. It seemedlike y'all kind of make each other better
in a way. That's that Geminiship here Gemini and I'm a Gemini.
Okay, it's the yin and yeah, yeah, yeah, you know what

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I'm saying. That's a that's astrong force right there, right real for
real? What's your rash mount Rushmorerappers? And then what's your mount rushmore
of females? Now what you mean? What you mean it? Don't do
you like the pitch? What thebitches that? What type of bitches do

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you like? It's all I'm accent, I like I like bitches with the
bag. Okay, I like abitch or a bag. I like it.
I like a bitch that ain't tooout there. You feel me,
got you? I like a bitchthat know how to you know, be
a lady when it's time to andjust handle her business, you know what
I'm saying. But ship, Ilike the ratchet ones too, though I

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don't go lie, but I ain'tmarrying one of them. Though you feel
me for real? For real?Is there a difference between not a difference,
but you do you want your femalesuper square with a little bit of

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ratchet or hello, ratchet with alittle bit of square. I'd rather be
a square for real, because atthe end of the day, when we
out and about, you gotta knowhow to act. You know what I'm
saying. I don't want you talkingtoo loud. Don't be cussing out the
waiter. It's a way that youold school. Yeah, so at the
end of the day, you're agentleman. I don't like that sh gangster

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and a gentleman just saying, don'tcost too much attention. We're trying to,
you know, eat this meal quietly. They're gonna down Hollywood. I
didn't want to rapper dad, Ijust didn't want to rap because act anybody
yell at my Dame and ship.Now while you're eating mistaking ship, man,

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you be you be all around man. So like like I said,
you know you're from the hood.I seen you start was rapping, but
it's like you really are a rapper. Don lv Don Holly, Like,
Bro, you be going. Isee y'alls in Vegas, y'all be at

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l A, y'all be really moving. Mean talk about the grind and the
hustle of what y'all be doing.Man, and your daddyction shit, that's
that's all you got right now.You know what I'm saying, hass of
dedication you know to this shit.Shit is just you know, just motivation,
you know, just wanting to besomewhere, getting somewhere, you know,

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getting the confirmation to keep going.You know what I'm saying, What
are some of those confirmations? Shit, Meeting other artists that's bigger than us,
Meeting some of these people that's behindthe scenes, meeting bigger actors.
You know what I'm saying, Buildingthese relationships, networking with people. You
know what I'm saying. Shit,just loving this shit for real. At

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the end, of the day.You know you really love hip hop?
What's your favorite part about being arapper? Ship? Telling my story?
Telling my stories? Shit, theycame to raise and then for like telling
your story? Uh not, LikeI'm not trying to ask like what are

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you saying? But I'm trying toask, like who is your art?
Like who do you? Who areyou? Who are you talking to?
You just want anybody to hear yourstory? Or you trying to do you
have like a message for anybody?I think I think everybody got their own
clan. You know what I'm saying. You said clan or plan clan.
Okay, So when it comes toyou know, if you get your music

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out there broad enough for a lotof people to hear, you're gonna get
you gonna gain your own fan base. People that's gonna hear, they gonna,
they gonna, they gonna understand yourstory. They're gonna see where you're
coming from. It's some people thatI feel that's trash is hell, But
they got a fan base because themtype of people understand their story, you

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know what I'm saying. And Iyou know, not to say that they
trash, but you know, maybesome some people I don't listen to But
at the end of the day,they got their own fan base because people
understand their story for whatever reason,they might be going through the same shit
whatever. So that's just how Ilook at it. Just keep grinding and
build your on fan base because they'regonna come. Are you starting to see

(16:03):
traction more traction with each project,each thing that you do? I do
see the buzz. Like I said, a lot of times, I have
people on here because I see youdoing it. I see you do.
I see an improvement or I seeuh more of an involvement with you and
you and your fans are and participation. I may see numbers going up from
YouTube, you views, from yourInstagram views. Do you see more attraction

(16:26):
coming along as you've been rapping foryou know, the last three for five
years. Definitely, definitely, Butit's more it's more I need to do,
you know what I'm saying. Andthat's like we was talking, you
know earlier, that when you puttingso much focus on multiple things, it's
hard to get to the things thatyou really need to get to, you
know what I'm saying, Work onyour craft. Yeah, So it's it's

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it's it's me kicking myself in theass where sometimes I gotta fall back and
focus on this instead of this,you know, or instead of doing five
things at one time, you knowwhat I'm saying. So but I do
see I do see the growth though, make sure us grow, right,
So definitely. I mean that's thefunniest part is like I started this podcast
and it's like I told you,like we were talking, you just gotta

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do it. He was like,Bro, you ain't trying, nigga,
you doing it. But it's likeonce you do it, you see what
you gotta do, and that's whatyou want you want to see. Okay,
damn we did this many views andthis many days or this happened from
that, and then you just seeyour ship grow. That's a beautiful thing
for real, for real, rightright right, uh huh right now.

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What I'm noticing is, you know, we I'll speak for myself. I
come from a different era where excuseme that we not really so much with
the gimmicks, you know what I'msaying. Nowadays, like this this new
generation, they know how to capitalizeoff the Internet, off the views,
just off the you know everything else, know how to play off the cameras,

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and shit like that. You feelme. So that's the thing.
I sit back and I'll be like, you know, I don't know if
I'm ready to do that, youknow, but I know it's needed,
you know what I'm saying. AndI see it happening all the time.
But at the end of the day, you know, I just try to
be myself. That's that's the hardestpart for me, because like you just
said, it's a lot of timesit's gimmicks and I think it's corny,

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you know what I'm saying. It'slike it's like, you know, we
use the word real nigga, somebodydon't be real nigga shit, and they
be like, why would I dothat just to get some clout? And
we from the era where it's notabout it's about what you did or what
you're doing, and we have tobe there and see that shit. The
new generation, it's like, you'retrash as fuck, but you're funny in

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this and it's almost like people likeyou they don't even like the music.
They like you for this, butthey don't even like you for the music,
but they like they're gonna play yourmusic because they like you for that,
right, But that's good because that'slike boxing people in. You know
what I'm saying. Okay, evenright now, I feel like if the

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way that we was doing it it'sworking, then we can keep doing it
that way. But this is anew time in a new day, so
it's we gonna keep trying it thatway and not getting the results that we're
looking for, you know what I'msaying, knowing that it's a new time
in a new day to do somethingelse. But I feel like, you
know, everybody gotta stay true towhat they do. If it if you
feel like the gimmick shit ain't foryou, don't do it. You feel

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mean, but you know, findthe right one for you if you right.
It's like you gotta find that balancefor you. And you feel me.
You like, like you said,you want the number, you want
to succeed and do well, butyou you can't go overboard where it's like,
bro, like, who are younow? Filmo? You would never
do that? What are you doing? You feel me? So I totally
get that. You never got toyour uh your mouth rushmore of rappers,

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your top four rappers, your topyour favorite favorite, You could do favorite
dead or alive dead or alive.That shit don't matter. I mean,
it matters to the person that's deador alive, but yeah, not to
me. I say, Pack,yes, sir, Biggie Jada forty.

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Oh that's an ill. That's anill for I am not mad at that
for Pack Biggie Jada an E forty. I'm not mad at that side of
the list. Uh do you rightor do you freestyle off the doll or
punch? It all depends on howI feel. Now. When I do
music, it's about how I feel. You know. Sometimes I write a

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whole song before I get to thestudio, you know what I'm saying,
Like on the way on the freeway, righting that motherfucker. Yeah, sometimes
I you know, shit, Ijust want to vibe in the studio and
just wherever to be take me.You know what I'm saying. He's got
some pre written shit, you feelme. I'm always right, you always
right, Okay, I got you. I got exercise and right right lyrical

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exercise, you prepared all the time. Off top, who's some of your
favorite UH artists to work with?Ship? Everybody them? I'm saying,
if I worked with you, youknow, because I know you've been working
with some people. Man, That'swhat I'm saying. Uh man, don't

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they don't got to be famous,no no, no, na that we
know it could be like working witheverybody, but pleasure p one was cool.
Was working with Pablo. When Ilinked up with Pablo and did a
song with him and shot a videoand okay, it's cool. Tapped in.
We tapped in and got some shipdone and got you all all in
one day. You know. It'sa few artists like like him that I

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respect that I didn't win in thestudio, and I don't watch them like
with no nothing. They just infront of the mic talking, they ship,
putting it together like you feel me. Real artists though, running them
in or versus and ship just goinggoing, going going, getting done.
It ain't taking no hours or nothing. They just next, next one,
next one. You know. Irespect artists like that. I seen I

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seen Yas do something like that.R P A resting peace to Yates.
Man. The City Rappers is dope, though I love the City man.
Yeah, I just wish you knowsome of that ship. You know,
you're swept under the rug, youknow, but I know some of the
shold be deeper than what other peopleknow it starts to bullshit in the politics.

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Yeah yeah, but ship man,we got some dope ast artists that
name something, man, I don't. You can't name for it's the beast.
Now I'm joking. I just lovemy city. Man, shout out
to all the artists, man forreal. Oh you're not gonna name the
artists I'm gonna put on the thing. This is what I'm gonna put one

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of them sub captures to get somesome maining views. Don p does not
want to answer question about friscal artists. Hopefully these are alert. Take that
you know. I got you gotno problems with nobody, of course not
end of the day. You feelme? So it's all love everybody.
I'm willing to work with everybody,anybody I ain't worked with if we ain't

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got no personal issues. Man,tap in straight up city on mine definitely,
Man, it's to wash it backpodcast Right now it's filming, Mike.
I'm sitting here with l V.Don Holly. How'd you get that
name? Man? LV came frommy dad's big Vinnie. I'm little Vinnie.
Got you so I just put thedown on there, okay, got
yeah. After my next project,I'm gonna change my rap name. It's

(23:37):
gonna be don Hollywood. That's gonnabe my official rap name for okay,
because what was your first rap name, Bloody can I don't even say,
you gotta say it. It wasuh, I was calling myself VIP the

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canness ever Hey, but that wasbecause now years later, though, you're
vi I P sitting in the viP. But that was weak and ship
my nigga VI I P right nowon the Washington I'm joking, hey,

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man, what did it Standford?What did the vi P stand for?
Man? I was just Vinnie npussy. Now I'm joking. You're an
important person. That's what it got. You got you got, you got
you? Hey? But so,uh, where can people find you at?
Man? Let people know tap inyou. I'm them the social mediagg

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put up on you. You canfind me at on Instagram, at bank
Row underscore, Holly. I don'tknow my other handles and ship, I
really be probably the same way.Blood You don't be real. You be
on X threads or X. Idon't even know what that is. Twitter
they call it X now. Ihad one, but I don't know the
password to that ship. I lostmy ship then I never knew how to

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work Twitter. Like, I don'tknow if I was tweeting people the right
way. If I was like,I'm you gotta do to me Twitter,
I don't want to say, oh, but to me, you gotta do
a little bit more on Twitter.You gotta do extra reading this all type
Twitter is good to have though,because everything I'll be seeing, it'd be
like, you can get Twitter andall that shit you could get. They

(25:32):
got a black Twitter, they gotan NBA Twitter, all that ship you
could get little on Twitter. Yougotta threads. I don't be fucking with
threads. Huh. Yeah. TheInstagram and you can find me on Instagram
if not googing me and all thatother ship will pop up. You feel
me and you click on some ship. But show, hey, don Olly
where you find yourself in a coupleof years. Man, what you're trying

(25:55):
to do, Man, what you'retrying to conquer, and just just be
financially you know stable? Where Iwant to be with this ship, you
know what I'm saying? Uh,everything bigger, building a brand, bringing
the clothing line back our rough Diamondclothing. We got form Boy clothing coming

(26:18):
out. Shit, I just wantto be a boss in all areas straight.
You know what I'm saying. Ijust want to be at the top
of my game, you feel mein all areas everything. I'm pushing for
it right now? When is themovie gonna come out? And then tell
them about your other movies? Y'alldidn't have like two movies, right,
Yeah? We in a hooker boymovie, h the Price Foots and some

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other shit. We just got afew little features popping in and popping out
of movies and shit. You feelme. But we really working on trying
to make it out. And wegot another movie that we were working on,
but it's on whole right now.We're trying to get some shit together.
Not putting too much on us rightnow. So hold on. So
like, do y'all do the uhdo you do like the free style or
do you kind of have like asemi script? We write? We wrote

(27:04):
everything everything, everything, Like what'sthe nigga that wrote Friday Pool DJ Pool
like that like him in ice Cube. I'm talking about what everybody say?
What everything? Like? For real? How hard? How okay? How
long does that take? Is it? Like just sending our schedule? Okay?
Busy? You know seven months whenwe serious. It probably take us

(27:29):
like a couple of weeks, acouple of weeks. Just do you just
think of a scenario and just firstyou do so do you first do like
the big picture? I live lifefor real, you know what I'm saying.
So you just really taking real life, you know what I'm saying,
Okay, and piecing it together.But my question is do you take like
do you do like a big whatis it like a synopsis and then break

(27:52):
it down like you have like alike a thesis of the movie and then
you break it down, or doyou actually like go through hello and like
each script in line like that throughthe whole movie? Okay? Wow?
Because me like you probably got somechansh it on your mind. Vision,
you know what I'm saying. I'mvision this ship, you know, scene

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for seeing. I can picture itin my head. I'm saying with this
purchase to say how this will go? You know, So I don't know
that it's just like having a visionand you just bringing it to life,
you know, and just making surethis shit in order when you do it
right right real? Because I thinkFoote told us, he told us,
he said the first time he triedto do it. He tried to freestyle
it and he was like, man, I can't do that no more so.

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And then he said he learned fromthat, and he said, now
he write it down. But Inever I wanted to ask him what.
I just asked, you do y'allwrite it line for line or do y'all
do like a big ass like atheme of it and then break it down
like that. We just, likelike the other movie that we're working on,
we thought of the movie and thenwe just did scene by seeing how

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we thought the next scene's supposed togo, the next scene's supposed to go.
You know what I'm saying. Wejust did it like that. Talk
about just doing shit because you,like you said, we're talking in the
green room in the other room.It's like, man, when I want
when I first started Nigga, Iwas doing everything. Yeah, yeah,
hell yeah. How important is itto just to just go out there and
do it? Man? It's goodto know how to do everything you are

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part of. You know what I'msaying. You gotta have some knowledge about
it, you know what I'm saying. At least try it, you know.
But like like I was telling you, I tried everything I didn't fucking
recorded myself. I didn't shot myown videos, I didn't edit my own
videos. I didn't try to shootmovies. I didne did everything. You
know what I'm saying. But Iknow that you need a team, you

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know, and you can't do alleverything at one time by yourself. Not
gonna happen. But I have seensome creative people though I ain't gonna lie.
I seen a couple of these cameramen shoot good videos and make good
music. So you know what I'msaying, shout out with the party,
shine for sure. Okay, letme go, let me go, shure,

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I've just seen them two get in. But yeah, you know,
just don't don't overwork yourself, youknow, make sure you you you focus
on the craft that you're really passionateabout. You know what I'm saying.
Put enough into that, right,you know what I'm saying. Right Like
I said, Man, we gotmy guy Don holly On here is to

(30:26):
watch your back podcast film of Mike. I didn't let him finish to tell
them where you Oh my other questionI had always do this, What do
you what are you gonna put themovies out on? It's gonna be on
toob yeah. Yeah, I'm nottrying to have you give up all the
game. But how hard or easyit is to get the music on to
be for people out there. Shit, it ain't that easy if you ain't

(30:47):
never did it before. So atthe end of the day, we just
we do make it happen. Yeah, yeah, you feel it. Networking,
man, That's all it take ison the time working. Okay,
we'll top of networking. You're slidingsome None of this has a whole network
situation. For sure. There's onsome real filmo shit, So I'll be
sucking my nigga vinny for a while. You already don't. Man, Let

(31:11):
the people know where they could finda movie where they can find your ship.
I know it's on that ship prettysoon, hopefully at the end of
this year. You can find mymusic on Spotify, Apple Music, all
that ship. Google me, man, just google me. L V to
Don. But after this next albumis black on black album, you're gonna
have to find me under Don Hollywood. You know we gotta do We gotta

(31:32):
do a party for that and namechanging party. I got you, not
for real, nigga, Let's gobe live. Were go do that orgy
because that's the problem. See,people be having my name mixed up.
Some people call me Don Holly,but you've been hanging out with Don p
So. Niggas Don p Holly mybad go ahead, man, but yeah,

(31:56):
music is under it. They justbe having me confused sometimes because will
call me Don Holly, but mymusic is under l V to Don.
So I'm gonna switch all at everythinggonna be under Don Hollywood. Y'all can
find me under Don Hollywood after thisBlack on Black album. That's my last
album under l V to don lV t h A, not th h
E t h A d o N. That's why. That's why my numbers

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be kind of mainy, you knowwhat I'm saying, Because I know they
be putting that th in there.I have to announce that all the time.
Like that's why I'm just tired ofthat. You can find Don Hollywood
easily. Well. Ship niggas becalling me today that big black nigga.
They'd be like you, the niggawith the green eyes, green eyes green

(32:40):
eyes already. Man, Hey,thank y'all for tapping in, man,
Thank you for pulling up on me. Man. I told you I was
gonna make it happen. And that'swhat we did. Man. Don't forget
though, Did I ask him?I did not ask him. I almost
forgot. Bro, The fuck amI thinking I forgot? This is a

(33:00):
very important question. Are you ready? Nah? You're not. Did you
wash your back? Nigga? Iwashed my back, man, Okay,
wash my motherfucking back every day,Man, I have to get that in
it is to wash it back podcastit iin't even I usually started off like
that, but I might have tostart doing it at the end. It's
surprising. Niggas and we asked somuch good ship to talk about, man,

(33:22):
they had to wait straight up,bag when I washed my motherfucking back,
hear me. Let him know,man, niggas always be like you
hear me. Just wash it backthis kid. I mean, it's philbo
back baby with Don Holly about boringHolly. I'm out of here. Don
Hollywood formally known as v I P. No, absolutely not. If you're

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looking for me in that game,absolutely absolutely not. T yes, sir,
right over, Bro,