Episode 86: "Back to Forever ft. Gyakie"

You don't want to miss this episode of No Wahala with Tune Day and Bawo.  'Back to Forever' featuring Ghanaian songbird, Gyakie.  

Topics in this week's episode of #NoWahala with @theycallmeTUNE x @justbawo include:

Featured Topics:

• 2:44 - Start The Show 
• 13:08 - Kumasi Life 
• 18:57 - Ghanaian Music Royalty 
• 20:07 - Recording My First Song 
• 33:07 - First Show 
• 43:02 - Back to Forever
• 58:30 - Working With Sarkodie
• 1:00:17 - Desire to Work With Efya 
• 1:01:04 - The New Project 
• 1:10:21 - Dream Collaborations 
• 1:12:20 - Fave American Eats 
• 1:15:14 - Hobbies 
• 1:19:53 - Outro

Intro: N/A

Special Guests: Gyakie

Fan Mail: Musa is in London mourning the late Queen. As such, he is not on seat.

Cover Art: No Wahala Cover

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Episode Transcript

(00:04):
Can you comment? Like is it like that?
See what does that mean? They just know you're not
working hard on say. Thank you like oh yeah, no
thanks no, thanks but no thanks.Yeah, thank you.
Hey look at cultural lessons butnot women that say but men

(00:30):
that's it. Hahaha.
Wow, we're flipping it already. They will block your nana, a
coup for I do with never block my business.
Never know, my passport is also green Mankind, we have green
passports. Now, what passport, what color
their passport in Ghana? I don't know about you.

(00:52):
Shut up. Yes, frimpong.
Josh last name as a bad boy. For example, boys are brave
boys, that's Kwame. This comment on.
So which one is it? So my friends call me qualms.
Hmm so you gets I'm clamps quiteI'm climb to because there's

(01:16):
already a qualm 13. Hey you know there's a okay,
relax refresh refresh, sorry sorry, let me control our
please. Okay I'm back but foot there is
a qualm. There is a Nigerian artist named
cam won. It's a yeah.
In flavor? No, no.
Has he causes all the crumbs andflavors even the okay.

(01:37):
So it's like, afrobeat Cipher beats.
Correct. Yours has come to and yours is
quicker. Hey, you a genius, like I'm
good. So what I realize is because
you're a genius, we're going to call you Jackie, the genius.

(01:59):
Jackie, The Genius of this Chance, the Rapper, there's my
ride, the Artists and it's Jackie.
Did you know Stan? Did you know she'd be with with
this Jackie's with a thank you. She's wearing jeans.
Okay, so they're saying it's in the Gene Wood.
It will start the party at were already.
Doing the video will start yet. Can you imagine when we start to

(02:19):
be able to like, get through this journey?
That is a great question. That is an amazing question
drinks next to her and makes herlook her.
Because she is the, you know, why one is whose name?
You know why is? Because she is this shit.
God, she's dead. She told us.
Why, that's how back up? Yes, it's like yes, is what
cultural purposes as backup? Right.

(02:41):
Right. Right.
We'll start what's episode number.
I just drew a blank. We have one coming in the yeah.
100%. So plus, I've already prepared,
I'm proud of you, brother. I already prepared for that
school. Start the show.
This is how this is gonna go. And so we start recording these.
It's jokes. Sure.

(03:03):
Welcome everyone to know how thepodcast p.m. perfume this is
episode 86 ever. Been found outside.
We're actually inside but we're outside at the same time, my
name is tunde. I'm joined by Baal and we have a
very illustrious guests guests, whom a ceasefire all the way
from Kumasi. If you don't know where Kumasi

(03:24):
is, I don't know what to tell you.
Your KT is not up to date, it's not.
Let's go watch. It is out of work.
Oh, you got one more. You'll hang your food has really
filled. If you don't know who this
wonderfully loss, guess we have is talking about it Kumasi is
finance. Yes, the genius herself.
Yes. Queen Jackie, thank you for

(03:49):
joining us. Thank you for having me how you
feeling? I'm feeling good.
How are you guys? How could you've asked that
question? Wear sunglasses inside people
that wear sunglasses inside. You know what it means.
You see the sun you know the sunway too.
I mean you are the you oh, sorry.
Sorry, I'm gonna know the Sun the light I'm staring at it.

(04:10):
Oh sorry you meant got the LED okay sorry, yes, yes.
Is this your first time in New York?
Yeah, this is my first time in the United States in this
building and I'm having a good time already.
Dope does amazing. Obviously, you're here for the

(04:31):
show and other things. Yeah.
How was the event? The event was a blast festival
and for those that don't know, we're talking about saw Cody had
a concert in New York on this weekend.
It's about time concert so it's about time.
Our to be that Claudia. It was that covid.

(04:52):
Problem is that was comedo. There was K.
Boy. That was afiya Jackie.
And I think, yeah. How about my shoot?
Everybody. I hope I have measured
everybody. Okay?
If edited and if you are not, ifyou are not in the running list,
just know that you are in the running this.
Yeah, you know, sometimes we have behind the cameras, you

(05:13):
just forget some things, but everybody that was on the show,
killed it. The fans came through.
It was a blast. It was actually a black-eyed
old. Well, well, we tried to get
noticed, well, well, fumbled so basically obviously it's a New
York. Sure.
We're like, okay, we'll get there, we'll pick up.
Takes And I think the tickets were oversold.

(05:37):
Yes. So they were it was like even
the people that wanted to come, couldn't make it in obviously
something that paid. So it would have got ugly.
It was like a, it was like a NewYork tonight Jerry flight and
it's over. Some did the last over Schultz
under the last oversold show? I can remember if that was
Madness outside was also struck by was that the Apollo when the
up the because he was the first African afrobeat act.

(05:58):
So so the Apollo obviously, the whole burner situation happened
about psycho, dad, sold out. As before I think five years
ago, National question and it was Madness.
No, I'm not interested in natural question.
An actual question is so specialquestion at that.
Can I ask you a question? What else?
Okay? See, you know what time it is?

(06:19):
I've been reborn. Berry bitty please correctly.
Please tell me one more time. I'll bet the Palm video.
I bet they Palm Betty. Yes, daddy.
I'm proud of you. What else I used to go to
memory? That's amazing.
How was your experience being able to perform amongst such a

(06:41):
group of artists that have been in the scene?
You and I mean that have kind ofset the tone for ghanian popular
music and now you're on the scene, killing it.
Right. So how did it feel to be?
Yeah. I'm sorry, I'm super honored,
super proud because rtb, South Korea does like a big big, big

(07:01):
legends from Ghana. And Big Show has to suffer
workshops and I as entertainmentand they brought the guardian
culture in he and I love the fact that they are giving us
that that's bigger space to be able to like, bring our music to
the rest of the world. And everybody that bought
tickets to come through for the show, their energy was on fire.

(07:24):
When I go on stage, I was actually been amazed with how
the response was, especially theresponse for my new song,
something on the project and I'msaying, Saying something,
something something? Say something.
Yes. And it was crazy.
It was crazy. I was literally just enjoying
myself on stage and when I got back to the hotel and I was

(07:44):
seeing and videos from Instagram, I was like, wow, you
guys really came through for five?
Yeah, yeah. And Community.
New York is very strong. Obviously in neighboring states
as well, but there's I grew up in the Bronx and New York here
and it's all gonna cry. It's yes.
Delete. So there's a just sign a or the

(08:05):
Bronx where you would just go, and you're just answering like,
you know, regular. So it's actually dope to see
that happen because previous to the nines or an explosion of
sound. And, you know, culture, the
guinean was beginning culture was really up front for us in
New York. So it's we cannot, we cannot
resolve to see that happen. Yeah, we cannot forget the

(08:25):
influence that got in cultures had on the sea and I think
because of how loud, I Think Nigerians, are, I think people
forget that ghanians have a veryimportant history in, you know,
not just African music, but Global Music, right?
Like we always talked about evenwhen you talk about the origins
of the modern afrobeat seeing everybody talks about P Square,

(08:47):
right? But people forget that there
were, you know, there were cats and Ghana doing the High Life
thing that crossed over to, you know, know how life is
definitely huge on Ghana on, youknow we're going to talk about
your history and high life. But High Life, basically Birds a
lot. A lot of the sounds we have now
from afro beats, afro-pop Fusion, you know, and everything
else that comes after it becauseit's I think it captures our

(09:11):
sound in West Africa, like, the vibe, that is West African.
So much linked to high life where you just play it.
And I think everyone's laughing,here's a highlight vitamin, you
just like, and if I'm going to be honest back in the day, if
you want to pop off an idea, youhave to go to Ghana.
First still though, I feel like every how many of our friends
are hiding out in a crowd right now, why they put their albums?

(09:32):
Either, I'm sure Jackie can answer your Jackie, can't
answer. But not on camera.
But, you know, how many times have you been to?
I die. You just see a random that John,
that's his famous. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, yeah. What should language?
It always works out, always does.
I gotta is a very peaceful place, you know, so no, it's a
Vibe. I think anyone goes to God and
you want to go back. I've been once and I'm going

(09:53):
again this year. Yeah, he's been out there.
Let's see how long give or take.But I would say that half was
for work, okay? And the rest was Again you need

(10:14):
to relax. Sorry sir.
There was working going on here and I want to begin and went
away. We worked out.
Touka has seen me a good amount of times.
Okay. It says well I don't know.
So I mean I do a lot of my dreams go to cry for peace but
the last time you went there I mean help.
It was it peaceful? I'm going again this year.

(10:36):
So it's I'm always busy here in December so it's always a bad
time for me. But last year I took time out
and said Definitely going to need some better watch it.
I don't know if it was all the way peaceful for you.
Oh no, I had forgot. See, that's what I was alluding
to. I was, what did you have?
Hey, I think personally, so I still am trying to figure it out
but I think it's the ice you know, because I was dodging

(10:58):
water because you know when you drink water from other country
your body's not used to it. Yeah and it showed me pepper 4
days, I was in that room for days.
I could not come out covering the brain to make sure they
don't know what I'm thinking it was.
So because me personally, I lovestreet food.
So I was everywhere. Like I was it.
You had watchi. I had everything.

(11:19):
I do. What's peanut soup with the
rice? Coconut soup and cutting coin?
I was using, I forgot the spot. Damn.
It's like we're all the rest of the low put spots are and like
all together. Yeah.

(11:40):
Yeah, yeah. What are they called?
Subah. Yep.
This exact. Okay, do you want to mention the
name of the? Yeah, I can't remember the
place, because there's a bus stop there.
You had to jump over, there's a wood plank because, you know, so
it was in the middle of nowhere.And that's where we've got a
really good incontinent quiet because we have a family friend,
then and that took us around gonna.

(12:00):
So we s also all the good spots and consequent was amazing, it
was at like 10:00 before they closed.
Everything was this one lady that was left?
Well, no one that that's why. Because your child's right to go
home? How do it again?
You want to have Let me just putsome extra is food for, you
know, where I'm going to be not crying.

(12:21):
I'll be going to those fancy restaurant.
No sense. I was going to the middle of
nowhere going to the aunties. The uncle.
Why you wanted her to put the tackle on your own.

(12:43):
Problem was but I'll do it againbut for two days you don't
listen. That's why, but that's a far far
away. Oh no, no no, man.
That's it. Please leave me alone, man.
That's all you say. It's your curse.
No, he's crazy. Thank you.
You shut up bitch. And that's it anyway, man.
Women Darcy? What does that mean?

(13:04):
It's, that's a No-No. Thank you.
Tom, you don't want to have to say that Jackie, please.
Obviously, you're from Kumar say, And have you been to come
on sing? Yeah, allegedly.
Okay, so I want to know what camasta is like because
obviously how do we get this artist we have in front of us?
Yes. We know you have music and the

(13:25):
family but how does come on say it self help shape it because
come Asia as I think the last couple of years has been coming
out as that place where different sounds of music or
something and not necessarily traditional ghanian sounds.
So welcome right, you know okay so What's come on?
Say like for you know, those whomight have only visited our

(13:47):
koala, never even visited Ghana,what's the day like in Kumasi,
right? So like you mentioned maybe
years years ago, the creatives from Kumasi our secrets in
general because aside musicians,there's been other people in
different sectors that have alsohave their names come out from
Kumasi. So and years ago, it wasn't like

(14:08):
that where it really gets in thelight on creating so artists
from Kumasi. But I started from like, I
think, 2019 2020. We started getting a lot of
names popping up from Comas, which is like something that
makes all of us very proud. Because it's like, there's so
many talented people from there,but we don't really know what is

(14:29):
wrong. That is not making us get the
light or not, she gets it, but just these few years, we've had
a Circa. We've had kojiki, we've had
coffee drama. We've had Jackie them.
We've had a lot of people from Ghana that.
Actually brought the Kumasi music scene out there.
Now, what are described commandsas Kumar's is a very peaceful

(14:50):
plz? Ghana is peaceful, but Commerce
is very, very brittle over gummy.
Is they promote this? The peacefrog 04 real naturally.
The I love it, though. Okay, bug you half of the
sentence ends with please. You can't argue.
Oh, please yes, please sorry. Please please.
Sorry please. Hello peace.
Please to kill me. Are you hungry?
Please? No, tell me I order food.

(15:11):
Oh, it's 30 more minutes please you but you know what she said
because she knew she was you know, you're going to do that
for two days or two hours. She predicted it.
It's not ready. Please, we don't have young
please. Oh there's no this point.
I have no choice but to say I feel sorry for you but I will
say the guardian, we hope. No that's dope.

(15:44):
That camasta is a lot more chillthan you'd say that I cry
already as yes. So let mean the people, the
food, the culture that is just very beautiful and because I
lived most of my life in Kumasi I feel like it gave me a
different thought in terms of from Kumasi and they may come

(16:05):
into our car cuz I did Nursery primary Junior, High Senior,
High University. I literally know every almost
everything in coercive before I commit.
What do you remember? Yes, so and we speak tree and we

(16:32):
actually do love for food. So if you want like correct for
food. Correct coming to me to prepare
for you. Oh, Kudzu the best light.
Tobias in troubles, like restaurant like restaurant and
everything they get told, yeah, we will hold you to that red
soup. I like light soup.

(16:53):
Okay, I also like peanut butter which is lots and lots of fun
and there's there's also you've never had peanut butters.
Listen, if it's not in Ghana, I don't eat.
It's okay cuz I'm glad I didn't eat it here.
Ya know, because it's to. I feel like they use peanut
butter here. Yeah, and I use peanut.
Yes. It's like the one he is.

(17:14):
When I had been gone, I was like, oh my God, this it's you
could taste. What the heck?
Yeah. Better than 80 kind gone?
No, Eddie can cause my favorite Nigerian fish.
What a decoy. It's a vegetable soup, you've
never loved him, please Cause you're

(17:50):
not be respectful to our guests who speaks tree, so you get,
that's the accents now you're getting.
I don't want you to understand your Magnum back to Connecticut.
Okay, so back to back to come, Isay.
So now you're saying it's so when you started going to our
current, would you say, you noticed a big change in
lifestyle between Kumasi and aqua?

(18:11):
Yeah, like I said, I'm acquires a very busy place, that's a lot
going on. Cuz I mean, so many things as
compared to Kumasi, which is Very like laid-back more calm
and all of that requires a very busy Place.
Yeah. And every one of us in Kumasi
wasn't really going out a lot because of my dad.
So I cannot really say that all growing up Kumasi was this

(18:34):
without you because to be honest, growing up, I would
literally in the house all the time.
Most of the time, it's either School, the house or church
school the house. So I didn't really get to be
outside outside outside as compared to now that I'm able to
like, see what goes on. She also you outside outside.

(18:55):
Wow. How about you?
Girl said something. You said something earlier.
You mentioned your father. Now, for those who don't know,
you are done in music royalty, right?
Yeah. So talking shit so let them know
not to play with. Your name is not only 199 Ghana
I'm saying. Yeah, my dad is high life.

(19:16):
Legend. Nana.
A Chomp Chomp. Hey, Anybody that listens to
Canyon High Life on is Connie and you know 9h ample and he's
done so well in the industry hasdone so for high life and I'm
proud to say that. He's my father amazing.
Yeah it was your father's influence in the High Life seen

(19:40):
directly influential in you decide to make music or you just
kind of happened upon it later. I love music because of him.
Okay, going up and He actually got us me and my siblings my
mom, everyone that actually is around my dad.
You are going to end up falling.He doesn't even need to force
you, just the way you are just going to end up hearing music

(20:01):
every time around you. He made us fall in love with
music. He made us fall in love with
entertainment. So I just I just found the fun
being around it until I started until I recorded my first song
that was when I realized that I wanted to actually do this
professionally. But before then I was just in
Enjoying being around music and record your first song in 2019,

(20:25):
lovely. And which song was that?
Did you did you release it or not?
I did, the song is called, love is pretty.
Love is story behind the song Because I had to do my research.
Oh yeah, Jackie do. It's how she almost got in
trouble recording. So that was that's dope.
Cause she was inside, but she was trying to be outside not
literally literally yeah. So my dukes has a, absolutely no

(20:48):
sense and some threats away. They got her back home.
We here we here we help tell us tell us that process.
Like what was the what was that experience and why did you
receive push back? Yeah, so I recorded last song on
campus. I was in second year, so I went
to the Common Core University ofScience and Technology in the
Ashanti region. No big deal Kumasi big deal.

(21:13):
Big Kumasi girl. Like, hey, big Kumar said, yes.
So I would have done gived. I wasn't school.
I met the producer of that song on campus through a friend, odd
clothes from class business school and I was wearing my blue
Shades and my block scared with my black shoes and my school

(21:33):
bag. So we had a quick break from
class like an hour break, and wehad another class after.
So that break, I usually, I'm either at a friend's Hotel
because I didn't stay on campus.So if that's a friends who
still, oh, I'll just wait a minute.
Us. So this time around, I was going
my friends, and then there was aguy who was friends with the

(21:56):
producer. The producer is called suicide,
he's a Nigerian producer with usbut he's in Ghana the moment and
we just you know hi Jackie this is sosa decides to produce that
I'm in and I was like, okay hi. Nice to meet you.
So we exchanged contacts and he and I maybe I randomly mentioned
I was interested in music like randomly so he just sent me the
Beats. It was a reggae beat and then I

(22:18):
would listen to the beat and I just started writing, I actually
couldn't believe I was writing like I was writing to the beat,
so I think maybe a few days after I went, I went to his
hotel, he had set up a studio inhis room and then I was actually
recording the song and I said that time, I think God Crews
from class maybe two hours afterclass so you know, okay, if you

(22:41):
time is up so my Mom is calling texting while I was like oh
according to Psalm, you really do Said to to school.
You're recording me. Yeah.
But when I went home and I played a song to her, she loved
and then you know, it calmed herdown.
I was like I told you. I told you.
I love that that's all the journey started.

(23:03):
So the song came out and People loved it, more than I expected.
So I didn't expect it to do so well but it did so well.
And then we just have to continue chirping music because
I didn't want to leave the listeners stock.
You don't want to have people fall in love with your sound and
they just vanish. So I love that.

(23:24):
How was like their, how, what was the reception like for your
first fans? If you will, like, did you, were
you doing something else that you have like a social following
and then the music? Yes.
So I meet on Composer was a little-known because in the
second, discovers entertainment,prefer, wanna go to come.
Put so, because of that in secondary school, I knew like,
even people outside my school and so when we went to the

(23:48):
university, I, you know, kind ofknown a little bit.
So it also helped a bit, but I mean, it was, it was so shocking
to the point. Maybe, when I get like a
thousand please, I'm so happy. Like, oh my God, guys, I got a
thousand place on my song and all of that share, like,
subscribe, comment. Almonds and all that.
So it was good until I drop my second song, never like this.

(24:10):
That was the Breakthrough for mein Ghana.
Never like this was a heartbreaksong but it was like 80% entry.
So almost everybody in Ghana especially the big artists in
the industry. They were like, oh, who is this
new artist? Our son was never like this.
Oh, she's called Jackie, she's going Jacki.
So in the Ghanaian industry never like this actually broke

(24:32):
me into the music scene. And my life has not been the
same. That's That's actually dope.
I've not so I, what would you cousin listening to your music,
right? I feel like you've been very
comfortable with trying, trying different sound.
What is like a Saturday morning like in the household, like,
what's being played? What song is being played?

(24:53):
Like what gets you so comfortable with experimenting
with different sounds, because they've been in your most recent
body of work. You get the reggae sound, you
get the are four beats the fusion.
So it's like from someone who's coming from Um, hi life royalty.
What's been played at home? And how you?
Why are you so comfortable like experiments and without the
sound? Yeah, so and the house like my

(25:15):
parents house, there's no way I'm not going to hear high life,
all right? The every single day, but now I
mean I've heard reasons to come and place but where I stay a
typical Saturday morning for Jackie.
I have a playlist for every moment I have a playlist.
So if maybe if I meet you guys and I know that you guys are
giving me some somewhere else. Hey, okay, I'm going to put you

(25:39):
on. My choice is doing, so I'm going
to put you on death row, also Saturdays.
I usually like I think basically, for every girl's
heart cities are usually either cleaning or cooking or trying to
sort some things out, fixing your wigs and things like that.
So usually I let me fix your wig.
It's been a while. Yeah, I've been busy, I need to
take some time to fix machine. We should schedule some time to

(26:00):
fix me. Fix my husband is usually either
jazz or some laid-back reggae ormaybe a little bit of house who
your favorite jazz artist Jazz. I really I love staying.
I love doesn't need to bake. I do chores.
She's R&B but there's some Jazzy.

(26:23):
That's a guys listen to Louis Armstrong has okay and I listen
to all this lady, doesn't do youremeber me?
Do you remember me? Is this the way you love is the
way? Yeah.

(26:44):
And the way I forgotten her name, but I listen, Jill.
Jill Scott's. Yeah, it's not the Phillies
Songbird. She's like, chicken way to be
like Jill Scott. Yes, God, are you not know those
account? The Hub, gear you not know,
Julie from Kelly and it's there.I'm her face has been but the
name was not popping up. Yeah all the Philly homes are

(27:04):
going to punch us out right? Definitely Louise Armstrong or
some little bit of steam. Never take long walks around the
park. I don't want to lie.
I'll see if she doesn't do that.No, my manager Flossie's.
See the know this. My Powers.

(27:36):
You know what? You know what happened?
Princess isn't it? There's no egg sitting there
well called there's no ball off on libation, to this is crazy.
That was one of the first time Ibought when I went to Ghana,
just to boil egg, you know, boiled eggs, when you pots into
two inputs weapons, that's it. Have you had it before?
Absolutely, you call someone else here.

(27:57):
But yeah, is the best. I'm not a few.
You look like 45. You was farting like crazy, huh?
Your hotel is smiling, like I can do more than two eggs at
most bloated. That's the word.

(28:20):
Yeah. No, I'm not mad at that.
You can I ask, is there a specific?
Like it has egg always been a part of gandhian like, culture,
like egg? Yes, the point where people even
eat food and soup with egg. I know.
So that's everything but it's all right.
Nice rice with egg? Yeah, I'm with egg, I found out
with egg everything but it's like it's never fried egg.

(28:42):
Never like, it's always boiled egg was boiled.
Eggs is always a Vibe. I get its facets here cuz I know
the family friend was showing usaround town who's like you know,
you want to do things. I don't have oil in it, you
know, she told like you know, keep things healthy as so.
Technically boiled egg is healthier than fried eggs
because yeah, it makes sense butI wouldn't want to It was like a

(29:06):
it was a cultural. It has to be now.
Yeah. How we came with everything but
am as well no with everything. Well yeah but people love you
pounded yam. So you Javi.
I'm solid. I wouldn't I've never had it but
I've never had it but I don't want to offend anybody that's
like in the village. So, right?

(29:36):
Since you guys have a lot of twins.
Yeah, so they trying to figure out why don't don't give anybody
and ideas. We do but people have cuz you
know you're about to have the most wins in the entire world.
They have Nigerians have twice twice as much a chance of having
twins. And I have four times more than
anyone else in the world. My family alone, we have maybe
10 sets of twins, three? Like, not like my family tree.

(29:58):
Well, my great-grandmother's, a twin.
My grandmother is had twins. Yeah.
He about to have a lot of times,there's a village where they
have Have a bunch of twins in there, and I think you're one of
the few tribes that have names for twins.
Passed away a number six. Yeah, Ty will Kane day.
He do Alibi. Like it goes on till like 8:00.

(30:18):
I don't know why. But, well, nobody knows why they
try to figure out why. Your bar people have the most
wins. It's likely yams and the fact
that the Obama yeah. Actually you know Saints well.
Okay. No.
Wow. Let he thinks every day.
Yes You're about to people are saying you're.
My men are Saints. We don't cheat.

(30:40):
That's what he's saying. We don't that's what you just
clap. She clapped for it though.
Yeah, thanks. Likewise we appreciate you got
an endorsement. I did not.
I did not clap and send it to everybody and you're gonna cut
it right when she says. Wow.
Yeah. When he does his 10-year

(31:01):
anniversary for. Yea.
So is this another? You're my boy.
Easy was in Ghana doing his best?
Absolutely, no, I quit. She won't say, I need some quick
easy quick. Give you dash them quite cool as
well. Don Eazy before you fight beat
us. Yeah, please, I don't have to go
down easy. So back to back to Kumasi
Finance. Tactical, I told you guys.

(31:22):
I don't think I can face my destiny.
She wouldn't, we will call down and then more craziness.
No. But this is how it is.
Like, so fun. We get prepared, we get excited
to talk to, we get excited to talk to people, we enjoy

(31:43):
listening to, and we enjoy your personality.
So I was very excited when, you know, I got word that you were
coming in because I, the Red Gold green.
Hey, you have your, I hid it foryou, but wow.
Wow, wow, wow. Good deal.

(32:06):
She guarded. This is what we have is song bed
sitting here, so she can fly. Don't know who's the bad
influence to the other? You guys are you?
Yeah, I'm a shot of this. She just caught on.
It looks like it's. This is what's gonna have no
key? No bad influence.

(32:28):
No, no. I'm oh, God damn people.
Okay, back, boys are brave, boys.
Me a break. Here.
It's me. She understands question.
What do they call the letter? That looks like the number three

(32:48):
boys Abra. Yeah, but I just they need to
make the keyboard. Be honest type that letter and
make the keyboard. And I don't worry about the
white man's keyboard. We know what we're doing, bro.
I need to type this letter. How can you help me do this this
letter? Not working.
Okay, so no. So quick question, obviously,

(33:10):
being from Kumasi and you wrap and commands.
And how is it having that first show that you had line in
Kumasi? Because that's huge, you know,
an artist is first show where you're not the opening act.
You know, people are coming for you and whoever else you have
before you what was preparation,like, what was the feeling like

(33:30):
obviously? Yeah, this is your city.
So how was how was that? Yeah.
That was my first show in Kumasiand I hadn't really performed in
command. See a lot, first of all, when
was this was, this was in 22 2000 during a pandemic, flu?
Yes, right. Mara was in 2020 way.

(33:52):
Yeah, the commands to show wasn't 20 20 year old twins.
Twins won against. Yeah. 21 August and December.
I did another one in a car. Yes.
So this is where you had a special guest but we'll come
back to that. Hey, there are spoiling it.
Yes, sir. Thank you st.
Cyr one and it was amazing. Like, you mentioned, this is was

(34:12):
my shoes too. Like what getting people to
actually buy two kids to come and watch?
And we sold out every day? I came out was excited.
We actually did prepare, very, very well for this one.
We actually brought everybody from Accra to Kumasi and it was
alive. It was a live concert.
So because if you travel for Mike Watson commercial, it's

(34:35):
something you have to To want todo.
Yeah no. But you didn't hear it properly.
We brought that's what I'm saying everybody for.
Yeah. It's not easy to bring out at
from to make that strips from. Yeah I took my so that's a yes.
So those are overcome by flightswere doing like 45 minutes to
overcome by roadway, don't like five hours.
Hey just to come for that. How fun it wasn't me.

(34:56):
You know what it is? This is this is basically saying
because you know there's your half ganyan.
So it's busy saying this, stop trying to represent phonetic.
Here is strong kid. But no, go ahead, please.
Yes. Oh, yeah.
It was one of like the hectic things that we had to put
together because first of all, I'm listening why you left?

(35:26):
Because of how first of all, we had to bring everything from
another city to come out from a crowd to come Ozzy.
And another thing too was was too close to the dates of the
events. We the time that we planned
everything. So and we always wanted
everything to be perfect. You getting people to buy
tickets to come and watch you, you always need to make sure

(35:47):
that you're bringing every to work perfectly well, and I mean
thanks to the strong manager, I have behind me.
Talk about him, tell us the big evening, shut up, the Big East
Corner moves. I call him big moves because
he's always making big moves by his name is Emmanuel, but his
name on the street is what? Yes, Mirror Mirror.

(36:09):
Yes, yes. Yes.
We're all going to come ice and 17 on mirror.
You don't have to go to commercial where you get to the
Ghana. But we are not here for anything
but But mirror. Yeah, yeah, yeah, this is
December, right? So I don't have any to 40 boys.

(36:32):
No Christmas for you. We're here for me, Romero.
Exactly. And it's a for the boys know,
we're here for Mirror. Maybe slap you, that's all
right. So when you have like a strong
team team behind you like that, he's a CEO flip, the music,
label the label. I'm sides.
Yes. Lift the clip, the music you

(36:53):
hear, that's all you need. That's all right, you see?
Jackie, the genius. You got big G.
You guys will you see her in thestreet behind?
Make sure the mirror is Rob's right behind her.
You're saying, when you see her,she sees herself.
Why? Because mirrors behind her, and
if they act up, we flipped the mirror on.

(37:13):
We flipped the mirror and then the flip to musically needs
healing. It's so yeah.
Back to the front. Yeah, the backpack too.
Perfect to be back. Yes.
So like I was saying what you have A strong team behind you.
You are you are not too concerned so it's like it makes
things easier for me. Because if not you are always

(37:34):
concerned about what was happening on the stage,
everything is sorted. So you just have your attention
on your head. Saw, how you're going to deliver
on stage to be an artist basic? Yes, exactly.
So, he made things easier for mefor the show and it was if it
was a point. I wasn't asking him.
Is this one sorted? Madam just rehearse your songs

(37:54):
and Enter for house if she was. So that's all you have to do and
funny enough. When I got on on stage, when I
got to the event, everything wasjust done.
I just wanted in a short period of time, don't you?
Love good man. Want me to talk to me so the
show was amazing, everybody cameout, the live band was good.

(38:21):
The responses from the crowd wasgood and most of them to wear
from compass and It was during that period.
I think we had just finished rights in awe and of some
mistakes arms and wow, mind you.I was to let students on campus
at that time. Yeah, I was in my final and your
graduated know. Yeah, I've graduated.
And I was so. Is it what was your degree in?
I'm all side outside the international business.

(38:41):
International I, what are you doing right now?
Internal business nationally andI'll doing business
internationally, 8 music, it's flipping the With mirror.
Hey you know the virus guys. We have we have Robbers.

(39:01):
No, it's just him. So obviously you've killed
stages. Yeah, you've been able to put
out music Garner following whichis amazing.
You're young, you're hungry, your vibrant.
Beautiful. What was the moment that you
knew? You said that, you know, you had
you had blown right and Ghana? What was the moment that led to

(39:23):
okay? Now the labels are hitting Me
up. Yeah that was after my beautiful
song for if I came out. Yeah.
Hmm. Yes.
Yes, yes, yes. So far ever, which was a song on

(39:47):
my first project ever the CDP. That was the song that's
actually Took me to the international world and any time
I have to talk about that song, It's a Beautiful song.
Always need a tissue. It's a beautiful song.
I've sung its 2:00 a couple a babe yo just one for the second

(40:09):
for the sake of this story. Do you think please answer a
question? Wow.
Because would you sing the way you sing to?
You saw me was married to a woman.
That's all you were collecting. Okay, what I was.
Okay, one more time C. So for me I would just you are

(40:33):
doing your part to thank you as part background singer.
Thanks a bunch. I'm going to let you know.
I was being too as I was before.Oh okay.
Yes, average is important. You have to start somewhere.
I can't be a singer if I don't background Force.
Mmm. Yes.
But sheep. She's a legend.
So she didn't to background to de France.

(40:54):
She wanted to flip the music if you flipped it.
It so yeah. How did forever come weird?
You write it record it because Iknow you use one studio in
Kumasi and to get most of what do you do?

(41:19):
You want those talk about? You recording in the dark or
Reason will tell you, guess you wanted to make music.
Why don't you just shut this thing off?
Oh my god. Oh, can't change the color.
To what color do you like black to?
Will change it to Black if we could do right for Ghana week,

(41:45):
okay, you want us to blend in but she doesn't like right, you
don't like, right, what would you like to know?
I love burgundy. O, TI back, tossed it to toss
the thing. Wow, she got Jill Scott, right,
and you're in the wrong place next year.
For next year, you're showing usfor no reason for free.

(42:08):
Swing backwards. I mean you know but no I'm not
I'm not too sure. I'm not to chip a show like
that. There's money to be made.
Next time. I bet you like burgundy, she
said Bobo so anxious and stressed.

(42:33):
Is that yellow? He's see you.
Trying to flex to this crowd. I don't think you have big Andy.
It's not, it's not listen colors, right?
This is like one of those kids shows where they show you the
different colors, right? It's like fig weird.
Yeah. This is, Yo, know, people aren't

(42:57):
you to not gonna be watching this like, okay, so, what's
happening here? Yeah, just changing color.
I'm telling you, bro, change thecode.
That's like the best we can do. So now, I'm back to back to
Forever. Yes, over ever.
Come to, because from all the gist, we've heard about you,
these songs are just you know, they're not dedicate that to
anybody. So you just somebody likes the

(43:18):
lights and Men. How do you know everybody know
if it's not? I'm they just what?
I don't know is not dedicated for some guy named Going to
clarify. What's his name?
Okay. Okay, sorry.
Okay. So are your parents going to
watch this one because if they're not know they are but
they are cool. Okay, so you say the song is not

(43:39):
dedicate son, but I believe you,okay, yes.
I also believe is not dedicated to anybody.
You're right? No, for real.
If I do a song for someone, I'm going to say it.
So none of your love songs or heartbreak song just right for
you. Wow and she made eye contact
when she told you though. She said, she told you already
my hard day for me, for me specifically, for not, not For
anybody or you mean it's me it'sprobably a Japanese dude named

(44:03):
you one of them. That's yeah you are you are you
are racist. You was a name in Japan, how
yeah. Yes.
Why? You is true?
Thank you. Hell is a cat?
Why is why you simple? Yeah.
Okay. I'm sorry.
Take away the oh yes. So forever back to brag but

(44:26):
forever forever. Oh, that's the devil.
This project right back to Forever of the podcast, back to
Forever is hilarious because themural is whenever God allows
forever. We're never gonna get to get
that Jesus name. Shut up there man.
That's it. Okay.
Okay. Whoever dropped.
So bring it back. Bring it back.

(44:52):
So back too far. I did I recorded this song in
Kumasi. Hmm.
My room that time wherein I think two weeks or month look
down so nobody was allowed to goout.
That was on we're going through hard times with the pandemic.
So during that period I was listening to a lot of beads

(45:14):
writing, a lot of music, you getit and then the producer sent me
the beats and the beat to my mail.
Same dude, salsa. No, no, this is was a producer.
I hadn't met before so I get a morning beats my mail so he sent
me the The bees which he mentioned that he made that
beats when he was actually on water.

(45:36):
Yeah, he was on the boat and he made that be to that 4 Flex.
Yeah, I'll go to the studio. Go to my boat.
Yeah. So he sent it was supposed to
the beats that he sent. And when I listen to that beat,
I was like, nah, this is a very beautiful beet and it deserves a
very beautiful love story. So, I wrote the song and I want,

(45:59):
Woodstock, wouldn't go to the studio to record because
obviously, we've been locked inside.
You cannot go out. So, I think, two weeks after
when it was opened up a little bit, you can go out, but there's
just some things you can't do. So, I went to the studio in
Kumasi with the producer called IP.
He produced my now song far away.
Okay. Yeah, on the project, so he has

(46:20):
a studio in Kumasi. So, I went to the studio and I
recorded on the other producers beats which is forever.
And when I recorded the And he actually told me that I was
going to be the biggest one on the EP do.
I probably don't miss. Yeah, I probably don't miss.
So he told me that and finding out this song actually almost
didn't make it to the EP ha almost just a little bit because

(46:44):
it was just so many songs that we had to choose from.
And at the end of the day, thankGod.
I probably said this would be the biggest and then we ended up
putting the song on the EP and The EP came out in August, 20,
20 it was doing very good after that time.
Still there was no performances,no outside.

(47:07):
So everything was just online. So, promotes in the song, I feel
like that song is also perfect for like, long distance.
Yeah, we're not seeing each other to shut down your job
singing. Yes.
So everything was happening online until 2021.
Ellie 2021 the song started chatting in Nigeria.

(47:29):
That's when I started hearing itwas around Valentine's Day that
I heard it for the first time and I was like, oh that's cool.
Did you play for somebody? I'm sorry, you're cute.
Wow, it's crazy. My phone is going on.
He's shy to talk about the girl.So yeah, so it started wave and

(47:51):
then the second wave Nigeria. So August 23, 2010, the year and
then it was doing good in Ghana and in some countries and then
when it started doing good in Nigeria, everything just went
double. Now, the song was doing so good.

(48:12):
It started poppin in Kenya, Uganda everywhere in Africa and
outside Africa, and so were, so in some form of outside is not
opened, but I mean, we needed toput some the work.
You cannot just make everything that is sparkling.
Just die down. So, we my team and I, we left

(48:34):
Nigeria for the first time ever.Went to relieve Ghana, went to
Nigeria and we're going to do a media run.
We did so many radio interviews TV, interviews showing our
places for people to see that this is actually the artist
behind the song and do they try to claim you as my engine?
Yeah, even though my endurance one doing that were even people

(48:57):
that were from Ghana. They thought.
I was a Nigerian artist. You decide to give you a name, I
gave myself anyone called a marker.
Hey Booboo. Yeah.
Hey oh, thank you.

(49:34):
Thank you so much chop, chop. She doesn't want Zoo.
It's okay. He's you know, really why brain
my brain is on fire. Brain is Brennan.
That's what happened. You can go.
Yes. Oh yeah, it was during that
period to the O'Malley had recorded his vest on the song
because he loved the song so much and you mix when the remix

(49:57):
dropped. That's when.
Yeah, it's okay. That's like a different way.
That's like the third wave basically yes.
Yes it was. So did you guys meet before?
He recorded, he just heard the song reached.
And now I'll never forget that they are actually had the best,
right? How was that like when I did?
I, we went to eat food. Hey, at some serious bar in
Accra and see the food. When the food came that was when

(50:21):
they sent the song. Oh, that's so I had my hand in
the fool like, you know, when you're about to shuffle for you
to like this, mmm-hmm, so it's here.
It's only has sent his words. I want on how whenever, if
school without doing this, I will do this.
Yeah, you take a, you have to use this to press the middle,
put the soup inside the middle. That's why, how to eat, who 101,

(50:46):
know they really need videos on that.
Cuz when I see people do grab for from wrongly, it bothers me.
Yeah. So you have to chop 101 choppy,
chop it, then you press it. Use this one to press the whole
inside and then you scoop with the hole in the middle is the
best. No way had don't ever is how to
eat for free again, especially for light soup because it was
just for writing. Wow.

(51:07):
Now yes no yes yes yes yes. Because to fulfill professionals
know she's the one. So you under your back to you
undo the whole process of whom and now you have to listen to
the song Back To Forever. The remix we in Africa, the

(51:31):
network is bad. It was not loaded.
Yes. So it was loading up like
overcome we and that it started playing our.
Tell me, I lost appetite. I did not.
There's nothing to our you'd like that.
For thank you me. Leaving for, for you should know

(52:00):
we left diversity. Diversity P.
Do you know what it means? When we left.
That's where did you go, where did you go for?
Who did you even think to call first?
Who, who did you call for? Whoever.
It was about, she called you called you.
Oh yeah. Japan, International coal for

(52:21):
you. We just listen to the verse and
then I will never forget. We love the food.
We just got into the car and then left like it's time to
start work, right? That's amazing.
He just left. Syria.
And we showed the video that meat, which shot the video.

(52:42):
Yeah, because the dive into it. I love the fit in the video.
Oh yeah. Oh yeah.
Yeah. It was, it was amazing that day.
We spent the whole day, she sentthat video and then Big Show.
So mi a again because I think I remember his scene was also
around. 1 a.m. is wow. Yeah.
And then I mean, he stayed up for that.
So we're just shoot it. It's also him in this scene.
We shot it in Legos, but I don'tremember the area.

(53:05):
Yes. So it was it was Good.
And when we came back to Ghana we couldn't wait, I couldn't.
I remember when I was about to post that maybe like the video
for a very mix is coming. Couldn't wait, I never posted it
and then everybody couldn't do it.
So I can tell my lady, I can do my little and then he came all
the song did so well and tourism.

(53:26):
That's fine. So when did you sign the Sony in
West Africa? It was in 2021 as well.
That's amazing. Yeah, so how is, how is it been?
Since you've been, it's been good.
I mean, it's a very big family and I'm very, I really
appreciate them. Like, pamper me making me feel
good. I mean, when you are the queen,
you see the chain? Is there outside?

(53:52):
You guys are happy about this part of your Obviously, he's
someone that's gone through this.
What advisors are giving what ishe telling you to worry about,
you know, careful? Yeah.
My dad, my dad is very strict and he's one person that is
always, like, trying to put things in order and all of that.
So when I started doing the music at the started doing, like

(54:12):
he realized I was getting bigger.
He always finds time to give me some lesson advice.
You know, being a female artist and all of that and most of the
things I'm going through, he's also going to be them what you
find as well. My dad, no dad.
When he signed the law, please ladies.

(54:33):
No, he wasn't. Okay, is that a flex?
You are you flexing on? Pop?
Can you imagine if like them And as much as I really like

(54:58):
loud as much, you know, it's crazy.
If like your dad responding is like, yeah.
You know, I was signed up right Deca before you even you don't
even know. I was signed delivered us here
at CBS records fell on your dad,had a record together so I

(55:22):
wasn't gonna have your son's nose.
Yes. So I mean I don't I don't know
that I know about I don't think I think maybe he was inside, but
if he was here outside, yes, outside my dad, he always
advises me. He watches my videos.
I have four months is he's very,very particular by life
performance because he always does life, but he had a band.

(55:45):
So, whenever I have to do live band, always say there's your
pop, help out with your band. No, no.
But like he, when he sees my videos, when I do live
performances, he always comes in.
Next time, do it this way. Next time.
Do it now? Remember, like a three Arc talk,
it's amazing. Having Clive Barnes having
constructive criticism. Yes.
And all the time. I always liked pink.

(56:05):
I just construct, but like, someone that's actually been
there because every African for the nose of it.
Yeah. And so about your father
actually a, of course. Yeah.
But if I'd actually have an experience in it is different
because you let an African for the sake.
Don't tell you, he knows everything.
Why did that guy? Where his chest out like yeah,
what was he talking to for babesin my days?

(56:25):
I don't like it. Yeah she performed with me.
Yes my show last year so it was good.
I was like yes. So I see.
We started this life experience with Jackie in 2021 where we did
the Kumasi, we did a car and then last year we did another

(56:49):
one and then this year we're going to do another one going to
be 10 times bigger. When do we end?
Which let us know that you are coming.
Absolutely. Give us.
Give us like a few weeks heads up.
Okay. And, you know, and all of a
sudden she gets over kind. Yes.
Yes. No free pass for you a free
pass. Yeah.
My duck fat to free pass while sorry.

(57:10):
No, it was fun. Okay, it's for you it's you now
know, so there's to use one. Here we go fund.
International business, students.

(57:46):
I do say that too. Yes.
You perform guys. Backup singer.
Jackie. Look at his face.
When I say this. Look at this face.
He used to be a rapper. That's not true. - I used to be
a rapper as well. I don't even know.

(58:14):
He tries to hide. Sneer, let's not try New York
and so you have, do you have space for opening acts?
Yes. For the show.
We will know. That's yeah.
Do I know her? I can put in a good word for you
opening act. I'm have I'm have Sark right on
my verses but what else? The but oh I didn't mean to say

(58:37):
that. I read that off the paper on
mistake talking about sock. How was that feeling when Sark
reached showed you love? And the song.
And obviously now you guys have a relationship, you have worked
with. It we're going to talk about
your guests, I'm guessing the new EP, but you've worked with
in this short window of time, you've gotten some GH Legends on
on your side, how is that? And how did they reach out how

(58:59):
to? You know, I'll know if you guys
were in the same Studio or they just send the Beats.
What was the whole experience like for sarkodie, right?
Yeah. Or besides?
Well, uh yeah. Okay, yes.
So first, I was talking to you and big big thanks to him as
well. Whenever like this came out, it
was one of his favorite songs, he loved as well.
He been Set it up to be able to listen to the song and then we

(59:21):
bisa kdei as well. Be cicada has also been
supported from even before I actually got like the name and
Garner, especially cause he spoke about how he loved my
voice and all that. So, we did it become of them
besides so town. He's one of my favorite highlife
artist. Yes, he's so doesn't.
Yeah, I just wish I understood half of all the language.
I wish I understood because you hear it and it just hits you.

(59:44):
Yeah, I could only imagine Doingtwo songs and what my song,
which is my son, which is assuming mu and then his song
which is called Sica what what the sodium will mean.
So me move, some ammonia means, hold me hey I know I've more
artillery becoming his money youknow see coming because yeah

(01:00:05):
yes. So we did both songs and Boots
songs did so so well. So so well Big Shot talented
people say okay there's well. Two talented people, great
voices, I could only imagine, I love it.
Yes, amazing. And yeah, and oh yes.
And if you as well so much end of the show, we were she should

(01:00:26):
make sure that we should invite her.
Yeah, yeah, you know, she actually has usually around New
York. So we've got a great
relationship is a sweetheart. Like if you meet a few, it's
hard. Not to love.
Yeah, I mean, she also came through my show and the one time
I did in our last year, a and queen Vibes, you know, Came and
then Gray's Dave. And she's also been very

(01:00:48):
supportive in my music. I mean as the queen that she is
you know it's very nice and she's somebody that I used to
listen to Growing Up and so I feel very excited whenever I
have to know that she's always been supportive and they said I
was going for often all of that.Yeah, we heart absolutely.
So, talk to us about your new project, mmm-hmm, talk to us.

(01:01:13):
What excites you about comparingyour last project, obviously
which was like an introduction into into the space.
You kind of know what your fans are expecting from you.
So did you kind of stay on that course or have you like branched
out and experimented a bit more with your sound?
Talk to us about the new project, right?
My new project which is called my diary is You not a new

(01:01:37):
version, but an updated version of Jackie, I think that's the
best word to use because it tookme about nine months to drop
this project and we just wanted to bring out quality nothing but
quality, nothing but Perfection.And so, any time I record a new
song, or if you there's a new one, that's better than that.

(01:01:58):
If we, if the thought that it was supposed to come in two
days, it wasn't okay with it. The dates was always changed, I
know. Yeah.
You know, I know. Yeah, you know, like, oh, Jack
is about to drop that actually these dates been pushed.
I'm like, wow, no, no, never tired excited because I said

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that was gets excited that you are, you know, make it right.
I was very happy. Like, how you excited that
everybody in the team was also. I was also looking forward to.
Yes. If you are not ready to bring
it. Well.

(01:02:42):
Okay. Whenever you feel like great,
bring your best. Yes.
Yeah. And then aside the fact that if,
I mean the funds work, craving for new music from Jackie and
all of that, I'm glad that when the projects came out, they
actually realized that the wait was worth.
It's like, okay, we Now understand why it took a while.

(01:03:02):
We like what you brought out, and it's very good and so this e
piece has six Truck projects with one collaboration with
Davido. Big shout out to the video for
grace in between is easy for me.How did it happen?
Yeah, my team and I went to visit and I had the opportunity

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to play some unreleased songs for him and Flames was his
favorite song and he decided he said he literally just said he
was going to jump on the song and record his face.
Yes. And I Got the opportunity to
also witness him recording the vest on the song.
That's awesome. It was a very very exciting

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feeling and we ended them the song.
Go on the project still couldn'tbelieve that the sun was on the
project came out. And yeah, everybody loves the
songs Flames between the video is doing really, really good.
And it has a big new job. We love that.
Oh, Bo and the song bed. I really like the epr.

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I'm trying to think, I don't know.
I'm still, I feel like I have to, like, listen, more to decide
on what a favorite song is like.You just got to take in first,
but what are some songs that youwould say?
You have a special connection to?
And, you know, and you could be,yeah, that has to be far away
and Flames, but so far away in Flames cause Flames was already
a personal favorite. And so when he also jumped on

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it, which is like right now. No, they won't should do double
double sweetness. For me educated so far away.
Is a deep song and then Flames is my favorite.
Something also did very, very well that was the song.
We dropped off a single. Yeah, that one did so so and
waka waka I was going to say I love the way you started and

(01:04:49):
ended the EP obviously waka wakaa whole different sound from the
first Zone. Yeah, we're like you hear the
first song and you're like okay she's flexing my new you know I
can sing it's not just yeah Melody.
So and then you end waka waka where you're given a nice you
know reggae vibe to it sir. Down.
So it's actually doped. See you?

(01:05:10):
Like you said, the updated version of yourself, your
comfort and recording and the sounds you're willing to
experiment with that was really dope.
Yeah. And then I mean everybody that
this project had so much work going to is so so so much.
We're going to wear and big shots of The Producers on them.
So sad, Nova, iPad, PJ weathers,and it was so sad.

(01:05:31):
Hi puppy G. Weathers P Prime.
Happy prion something. Yeah, that's amazing.
I was something Novo on audience, Sosa on waka waka.
I pop you in far away and then Gwith us on something amazing,
you have you have quite an illustrious, mr.
Producer. And then so Jian for my baby.

(01:05:52):
Oh very cool for my baby is alsomy favorite as well is very
laid-back sweetloves. Oh my God I hate working with a
great team, she missed it. You didn't make everybody the
gap for in says she is thank you, dear.
To go. She was like God.
Like I'm actually yeah. And then yeah one thing also

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yes. So the music video, we shot a
music video for something which is on YouTube, and the music
video for my baby is also going to come out when, is it dropping
very, very small. So when I say that, okay, it's
fine very soon. Well, look out for it is coming
for my baby. That's, nope, is this for you or

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is Is your baby different now for my baby?
It doesn. T.
Want the song? Who's your baby is you're still
you or the song is for the fans.Okay.
Her babies or babies? Yeah.
Gracias, what do you call your fans?
Is there any special name calleddo?
I ready to know? Hey, I'm ready.

(01:06:58):
My first, I called the Jackie Chan, the chance.
The Jackie Chan's. That was good.
Jackie, my fans will be called the chances.
Yeah, that's beautiful. That's, that's absolutely.
How did we not see that coming? That's beautiful t-shirt.

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The we need the experience December.
Everyone needs to get a little little headpiece, just two
tires. You Jackie Chan represent the
chance, right? Yes, I get it.
Now that's from dog, you see? It's dark mirror.
Mirror has said, is do your house in?
My favorites? Is he gonna unwrap?
I said, it's do, it's all over you'd even you do you say what

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else? No, Jack.
The Jackie Chan. Now, I understand why everything
was for you because you was alsoa Chan.
Wait, is that keychain Chinese or Japanese?
Please don't get honest. We don't know.
Please actually chance is dyneins.

(01:08:11):
We're gonna get against, let's keep it like that.
Really, please? I had some good Chinese food in.
Let's, let's find out Jackie. Jackie got the Far East on lock.
All right, let me find out a jacket out.
The Far East on lock Far East, the Far East.
Huh the hole? Yes.
We'll give you the whole all of them.
Yeah so we don't get cancelled and you have the whole Sunrise

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thing which is close to the Japanese.
I was a grad even know that I was on brand today.
I respect that but I like that, he's to Meets West.
I like Jackie. Chan's do.
That's really why you should think about the headpiece.
I'm coming with it. December anywhere.
I'll buy one, I'll buy one and just make sure.
All right, there, I just met Jackie Chan.
Wow. Yo, I feel like I didn't if you

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would like to enter a plea, bargain with chopsticks, maybe
once I got to go onstage with the, oh, well, you into anime or
anything like that? Okay, was it?
Come on. Oh, come on.
Yeah, the kimono with this it, come on.
Is it going? I'm with the whole you have,
right? You already have the bun going.
So yeah, you could do all that. I see it go.
We just, we just figured it out.We literally just got a free

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free. Give it to you for free.
Lovely family discount. Next video.
Chao you have to get the chance involved somewhere.
Yeah but you know how I know that's like he has a little.
Yeah but the look-alikes in the back of this video to Jackie
Chan's will be there. Yeah.
Yeah. Did you ever watch like the
Jackie Chan Adventures? Like the cars?
That's such a classic. That's such a classic cartoon.
Do you have to watch some more Jackie Chan?

(01:09:40):
So you get it right? But I watch Jackie Chan.
Okay, so there you go up on likemartial arts movies and stuff
know, Okay. You have to explore this thing.
Good, aqueous and retracted chance.
We're ready. So we want you to give us lead
the way then the skill and I exactly Mexico idiom see her
chopping things on stage. Is no it started here.

(01:10:01):
Yeah. You know I'm saying we started
here Jackie Chan started from here in this room know that
chance I really like it for realfor real.
Yeah the way you keep saying youhave no I love it.
I love I love quirky things. Yeah.
Fun have fun with it. That is who And so somebody
Sue's you for something ice yikes.

(01:10:24):
Who are who are some artists are.
Producers that you haven't worked with yet but you like
you're speaking out to the universe that you're going to
work with them. Like if you could pick two or
three people artists and producers that you wanted to
work with, who would those dreamcollaborations be?
Yeah, I would love to work with Georgia Smith.

(01:10:45):
Yeah, I'm actually I can picturehow the song is gonna be.
Like, I do love would also love to work with.
You see. To as many as you want.
The world is your oyster. Yeah, I would also love to work
with Assad. Amazing.
Yeah. And I'm looking forward to doing
a song with popcorn as well. Oh, very big variety.

(01:11:09):
I love it. I was allowed to do a song with
Santa and Dave, I would also love to do a song with Justice
UK rapper. She's a lady Miss Banks.
Yeah, Miss Banks shay-bo, O'Shea, both little.

(01:11:29):
Yeah, he's also very, very good and 1:00 I'm saying I was like
Ghana because in Ghana want to work with all of them.
Okay, great. Great blank line to pick some
from outside the lot because, you know, I've not done a lot of
color. Relations and so I'm really,
really looking forward to working with so many people.
There's nowhere manifesting thatevery name you've named it

(01:11:51):
happens and when it does happen.I hope that this part of the
interview goes viral. It's not that he as you
mentioned in this video go viral.
Yeah. Look Position, will clip it.
Yes, that's it again, say it again.
So yeah, it's amazing. Is there anything?

(01:12:14):
Else you want to do before you? You're heading off to the West
Coast own, right? Is there anything you want?
- I Wanna Do here or is there anything I'm looking forward to
doing BYU? Had have you had any and food
and New York yet? No, in New York, we had one from
Bronx, right? Yes.
Was it like, was it a cry? We had bunk room and okra and
then we had why'd she stop by. Okay.

(01:12:35):
Yeah, we had bunco and then we had watching soaps.
What would your reading on the food?
You don't do that? No, no, we have to ask it was I
soaked, it will take months before before we find trouble
and I no longer go to Papa and you're like you the family show,
it's a family show. This house would love to like
let me try other things. What?
Yeah, what kind of Articles saying you into?

(01:12:56):
What else do you like to eat? Are you enter of the food or is
literally like ghani and Dish? Right?
And this I would love to try anyother thing, you know, like you.
And I've actually taken Asian dude.
I love, I love. I love Asian okay.
Yes, Mexican. I clearly Jackie, Chan's.

(01:13:19):
Yeah, it's clear. It's clear.
The agent project. Oh yeah, well you're actually
the genius member, the jacket A lot of good agents spots.

(01:13:45):
Yes, the west coast and street tacos.
Yeah huge in l.a. Absolutely.
So if you get a chance you guys should definitely try the Street
Saco. Make sure you hit Koreatown, try
Korean Fried Chicken. All Korean Korean Fried Chicken.
Make sure you do not leave Italybefore having Korean Fried
Chicken. Okay.
No, Ted, No Time. Korean Fried Chicken Korean

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Fried Chicken Koreatown has a bunch of fire restaurants.
Now they I have amazing fried chicken though they make the
best friend, let them trick you with all the fancy expensive.
Yama Yama, Yama, whatever you don't do, all the fancy Japanese
Chinese spots career, go to Koreatown, get you.
A nice has been about and then this is food to his honor.

(01:14:31):
If you're into soups like, yeah,fuck far for is amazing
sandwiches. Band, me like Asian food, I love
Asian food. I eat a lot of Korean and
Japanese food. Like, I really I make it as well
because I like to cook but you love what La has when it comes
to like Asian food and they havevery good Street Mexican food.

(01:14:52):
So it is well hopefully I'll know how long you guys out there
but you should definitely. Yeah.
Well here for a minute. Okay, are you coming back to the
east coast? Yeah, I'm sure come back.
We got figure it out. Yeah.
If you come back, if you don't, if you don't like the food in
l.a. let us come back. We will take you out.
We would take Big Moose out. We're going to have a good

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dinner, feel it? I'm looking forward to that.
That's going to be lit. Absolutely.
What do you like to do in your off time?
Like music aside, what are some things that Jackie likes to do
me? Me and pastimes is like this,
the beach, the beach. And the beach is all West Coast,
so it's like to either be at thebeach, like, randomly or I could

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just be watching movies, or I could be cooking.
I love to cook as well, lovely. You don't know what your
favorite thing to cook? Look what?
Just before, it's like this choose something else.
So anything like any low cost tolocal soup.
I'm in. I'm usually in a concludes my

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iron cook anything. Wow, please don't do that.
That's a flirt. Don't Close Your Eyes and it
does that because God forbid it.What's your favorite?
This is you said dish, not for Dish.
Okay, um, this is a family show.Sorry.
He's relaxed. No, I was making sure he said
the right thing. I really like Quantum.

(01:16:19):
You're a consumer consumer. Yes, yes.
It's a very good. It's a, it's like a, it's a
stew, but I do with you would like, yeah, it's like a good
looks like I had it in Ghana andit did make me go to the toilet.
So, I like it. Yeah, it is very good with rice.

(01:16:40):
Oh yeah. But rice is the best
combination, you know, for me. Someone that I used to really
care about introduced me to it and now she's fine.
Are we? I'm not going to say who did
something. There's one more you have.
Well, when you are caca, hey, she was Wacha.

(01:17:05):
So you say this for your baby. We did it.
We did it. We did.
It drops mic. 100 is, Michael has been severe, no insurance.
I don't want to come out of yourbudget because we don't have a
budget. You might know about the black
eye. Was this line item epic?

(01:17:26):
We're not doing that. Yes!
What's it called? I'm trying to.
Mine is obviously peanut soup. I love not the American ones.
No, definitely, who is that? Okay, pom.
Not soup. Oh, I've had it.
It's good to ya. Never had, yeah, they close
their clothes and taste a little, because of the texture,

(01:17:48):
but palm palm nuts. If you can have with the food
bank, I had it first time I had it was the librarian version as
well, Barons make it as well. Yeah, okay.
Okay, I've never had, I would like to try it.
I'm open to try trying African food once as mice for me because
the first person doesn't know how to cook.
I'll have it again. You're better than me.
What? If one Auntie messes it up?

(01:18:08):
She messed it up for everybody. I have Yes, but we're going to
go song of the week since we're about to wrap up, okay?
So we want you to tell us any song that you're listening to
right now that you want to share.
Obviously it could be yours. Anything.
Yeah. So the song I'm listening to now
my song of the week is Flames byJackie and Davido Flames.

(01:18:30):
It is ppppp. Lovely.
My song of the week is going to be waka.
Waka would you pick? Why would you pick my song, bro?
Why would you pick myself? I'm sorry.
I'm sorry to say I've been saying like, I walk all day.
You see that? Why would you do that?

(01:18:51):
Because I was feeling it. You want me to pick another one?
No, it's over. It's over how this over.
I will go where forever and forever has such a great story
and to hear it from you. To hear that.
You left your phone on the table.
That is. Yeah, that's true huge.
It's definitely means something,you know, the jacket.
We know would not leave food I've ever let.

(01:19:11):
Have you ever left before on thetable?
Never will I, I'll die different.
Don't ever. Leave food on the table.
Not again. Well, George is signs you
something right now. Hi, I'm Stacey was like, Wow,
look, Arleen poop on the table, the table liver.
They should put no not if you put your picture on restaurants,

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Yes, thank you so much for coming to

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spend time with us, so grateful for your time.
Thank you for coming on such short notice.
This like literally like we literally last message and she
pulled out. Everybody came she left before.
I came here, Charles to Banco Taps mirror, the tires only
team, the Sony West Africa. Team the Sun, the Epic team
mirror Jackie, please. Please listen to my diary EP out

(01:20:23):
to know music stores. Talk about it.
Yeah, so go, listen to my EP check out my socials, gy Aki
underscore, Jackie loves you. You love Jackie Fufu all the way
Ghana or hey God have mercy uponus.