September 1, 2025 • 63 mins
What happens when life's setbacks become the catalyst for extraordinary success? Mr. Devour's story answers this question with raw authenticity and entrepreneurial fire.
When a workplace injury left him unable to return to conventional employment, Devour faced a critical choice—give up or reinvent himself. With a wife and two children depending on him, he revived a dormant dream and launched Devour Collection, what he proudly calls "the only exotic streetwear brand in the world." Born and raised in Chicago's Roseland neighborhood, Devour infused his South Side roots into a fashion philosophy that's caught the attention of filmmakers and tastemakers alike.
"I gave myself a 10-year deadline," Devala reveals, "and honestly, I make five years in October and I've done a lot more stuff than I thought I would have done." That "stuff" includes clothing features in multiple films alongside notable actors, expanding his brand into couture and intimate apparel divisions, and launching a music label under his Pretty Fly Corporation umbrella. But success hasn't come without profound personal challenges, including battling depression and childhood tragedy—Devour lost two brothers in a fire when he was young.
Perhaps the most powerful takeaway from Devour's journey is his perspective on time versus money. "What can you do with money without time? Nothing," he states. "What can you do with time without money? A whole lot. I come from the bottom." This wisdom permeates his approach to business and life, creating generational wealth for his daughter (who has her own brand, Motivation) while relentlessly pursuing his vision despite naysayers.
Visit DevourCollection.com and use promo code DEVOUR for 15% off, or catch the brand's upcoming fashion show in St. Louis on October 18th. As Devour would say, "Live freely in your lifestyle while devouring your prey. Whatever trials and tribulations you go through, step into that shit as the lion, and never the mouse."
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Speaker 1 (00:39):
Yo, yo, hey, the podcast.
Thank y'all for checking in.
Yo, this week y'all we got avery special guest to the
podcast.
Y'all know everybody that comeon the podcast.
Special to me.
So my man.
He is the creator and owner ofDevour Collection, the only
exotic streetwear brand, theonly streetwear brand, the only.
(01:02):
My man is also a model.
He's also an actor and Hustlerof the Year.
So, with no further ado, I wanty'all to put y'all hands
together and show some love forthe one, the only, mr DeValle.
Y'all Hold up, hold up what upbro.
Speaker 2 (01:23):
Ladies and gentlemen, what's good, it's your boy, mr
Devala.
Like he said, I am the onlyexotic streetwear brand in the
world.
Man, check me out atdevalacollectioncom.
Man.
Hey, we out here devalueing theworld.
I told y'all when I stepped onthe scene we was going to
devalue the moment, and we'vebeen doing that ever since.
Speaker 1 (01:45):
I remember you said that.
I remember you said it.
That was at what spot was that,bro?
It was out at Richland Park,what's the name of this place?
Yeah, okay, I remember thatBecause I remember you had them
flyasks, them varsity jackets.
Speaker 2 (02:06):
Appreciate that, bro.
Yeah man, you too.
Yes, sir.
Hey, I was trying to make sureeverybody got on the team.
You feel me.
Speaker 1 (02:14):
Yes, sir, yes, sir, yeah, I'm talking about the
varsity jackets.
Yes, yes.
So on the podcast, man, Ialways like to do a check-in
with our guests, man.
And so, since you are thespecial guest this week, man, I
want to ask you because I knowyou're a creator, I know you're
an entrepreneur.
So when I ask this question,people always think that I'm
(02:35):
talking about, like, whatproject is somebody working on?
But when I ask you, what areyou working on this week?
I mean, what are you working onwithin yourself?
Like, what are you working onmentally?
What are you working onemotionally this week?
Speaker 2 (02:55):
I guess if, to put it in that sense, I guess I would
say I'm working on having morepatience with myself.
I know I get a lot of deadlinesand stuff and sometimes I can
be real anxious and need thingsto move a lot quicker than
probably they have to because, Iknow I got a lot of stuff on my
(03:17):
plate, so I'll be trying to getstuff done and move on to the
next thing.
So it's just me trying to havemore patience with that.
Yeah, that's probably about itworking working within myself,
yeah, just having more patiencewith myself, because, honestly,
I uh, I gave myself a 10-yeardeadline, right for uh certain
(03:39):
days to move a certain type ofway yeah and honestly.
I make five years in Octoberand I've done a lot more stuff
than I thought I would have donenow later.
You feel me.
I thought I was just nowgetting my stuff in movies and
stuff Five years down the line,not now.
Speaker 1 (04:03):
A lot of stuff has been taking place.
The stuff that you already, thestuff that you said, the stuff
that you plan to do 10 yearsfrom now you're already doing it
.
Speaker 2 (04:13):
That's love.
It is.
That's a blessing, bro.
I couldn't have planned it anybetter than the way it's been
working out Now.
Yeah, there do be hiccupssometimes, but for the most part
it's been working out Now yeahthere do be hiccups sometimes.
Okay, but for the most partit's been a lot of Ws, bro, yeah
.
A lot of Ws bro.
Speaker 1 (04:32):
Yeah, and congratulations, man.
I'm a firm believer in the dotswill always connect.
I tell my kids that.
I tell anybody Anybody that Ifeel will always connect.
I tell my kids that.
I tell anybody Anybody that Ifeel should hear it.
I tell them that.
So I thought it was cool that Igot a chance to chop it up with
(04:53):
you.
Actually, yesterday you knowwhat I'm saying at my son's
basketball game and that wasyour big little cousin's
basketball game.
You know what I'm saying.
So I was like damn small world.
You know what I'm saying.
I was like damn small world.
You know what I'm saying.
The thing about it is I've beenfollowing your journey for a
(05:13):
while, bro.
You know what I'm saying.
I like the way you carryyourself, man.
You got dope, you got dopeproduct.
Then it's like when I alwayschopped it up with you, you seem
like an authentic person.
So I always appreciated thatabout you, bro.
Real shit, straight up.
Speaker 2 (05:31):
Appreciate that.
Speaker 1 (05:32):
Let me ask you this man, so for the people that
don't know, where is Mr Devourfrom, oh boy, I'm from the Chi
man, I'm from Roseland thehundreds yeah, man south side
all day born and raised huhyeah, man that's what's up.
(05:53):
So I grew up on the 115th andPerry and then moved to shit the
Englewood area, justice, palosHills, all types of shit but I
originally grew up in 150th andPerry, so that's where I'm back
(06:17):
at.
You know what I'm saying, so Ifeel you on that, okay.
Uh, do you think?
Do you think, that yourenvironment has a direct impact
on where you at now?
Speaker 2 (06:37):
And if so, how is that?
Yeah, um, my where I came fromgives me my inspiration, man,
like just growing up in theneighborhood seeing the styles
of a lot of the people that Ilooked up to, seeing how they
carried themselves and dressedand just made a lot of stuff
happen and stuff.
(06:57):
So, watching a lot of people,especially within my family,
like my uncles and stuff, likeanybody that's from Roanoke and
they know my family, like theywithin my family, like my uncles
and stuff, like anybody that'sfrom roland, they know my family
, like they know my husband, myfamily hustler.
So that's, that's it's in me,yeah that's your dna, yeah,
that's what's up?
yeah, definitely, mostdefinitely.
Speaker 1 (07:17):
The environment, definitely uh, plays a role in
it um, can you, can you recallthe moment where you said what
you knew, that hey, I want toget into fashion design, like,
like, I'm serious about this,like it ain't just a hobby, like
that moment where you was likeI'm putting all the cards on the
(07:39):
table and I'm taking it serious?
Speaker 2 (07:50):
I think it was the first day that I started low-key
, for the simple fact that whenI started, it was off the
strength that I didn't havenothing else.
I got hurt at work and I didn'thave another job to go to, so I
had to find a way to make somemoney.
I got two kids now and a wife,so I got to try to find a way to
make some money.
I got two kids now and a wife,so I got to try to find a way to
make some money.
And the vow was something thatI created years ago but never
(08:11):
really played out, because youknow how life goes Life be life,
so you don't ever really get achance to put a cord to your
dream the way you want to.
But now that I had all this,free time, I ain't had no choice
but to see if it could work.
And now that I had all thisfree time, I ain't had no choice
but to see if it could work.
And I guess it was in God'splan for me to go and find out
if it worked.
He probably put me in thatposition for me not to be able
(08:33):
to go back and work for nobodyelse and make their dreams come
true.
Speaker 1 (08:41):
So that way I can go make mine come true.
That makes a lot of sense.
Hey man, my boy, tron, justtold me the other day.
He said, when God wants you tomove and make some steps, he
gonna make it uncomfortable foryou.
You see what I'm saying.
So you ain't got no otherchoice but to.
Either you gonna get to movingor you just gonna stay in that
(09:02):
same spot and just stayuncomfortable.
But any smart motherfuckergonna feel like I don't just
stay uncomfortable, but anysmart motherfucker is going to
feel like I don't want to stayuncomfortable.
You know what I'm saying.
I definitely get where you'recoming from.
I heard you say you got twokids and a wife, right, how do
they play a part into your plans, your passion and your dream?
(09:24):
How much of a part do they playa part into your plans, your
passion and your dream?
What part like how much of apart do they play in that?
Speaker 2 (09:29):
Sure, without them I'd probably be doing something
else.
Honestly, I don't know where Iwould be without them.
Honestly, like when I firststarted my brand me and my
daughter, we started our brandstogether.
She has motivation, that's herbrand.
So we would kind of go back andforth in competition seeing who
can do what with the brand, butthen school started back and
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she went back to being a kidagain.
So I just come in and go.
But, like I told her, I said herbrand can fall under my brand
and when she turned 18, she ranboth brands.
So for me it's generationalwealth.
So she wants to act, she wantsto dance, she likes to swim, she
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want to make a lot of money.
She told me she was going to bepresident.
I told her she got it.
She already the president of astudent council.
I told her she got it.
She already the president of astudent council.
So I said keep going.
Speaker 1 (10:30):
That's the start.
You got to make the steps.
You see what I'm saying and, asyou see, with the person that
we got in office right now, heybro, anything is possible.
Real talk, anything is possible.
That man is a living testament.
Anybody can get in thatposition.
You see what I'm saying.
So I like this.
(10:50):
That's dope.
You putting a lot on the plate,I mean, but you know her better
than anybody else and you feellike she can handle it right,
like my daughter, is probablyone of the most independent
13-year-olds around that I'veever met.
Speaker 2 (11:09):
She's more independent than I was at that
age.
I feel like I thought I wasgrown.
But the way she handles herbusiness and she stays organized
with her planning and herdating and stuff, I didn't have
that type of organization.
That's important.
I didn't have that organization.
Speaker 1 (11:28):
That's man, I was on the fly.
Speaker 2 (11:31):
That is important I was on the fly, but she watches
how her mother schedules thingsand she picked that up from her.
Yeah, her mom, keeps my wifekeep my schedule.
You ask me what I got going on.
I be like, let me check mycalendar For real.
And she my calendar.
I got a calendar Over here.
Speaker 4 (11:51):
What are you?
Speaker 2 (11:52):
going to do on the 28th.
Speaker 1 (11:56):
That's what's up.
I was just talking to my sonabout the importance of time
management the other day Becausehe had a lot going on.
Man, he got basketball, he gotstudent government, he got a
radio show at his school andit's like two other clubs he
wanted to get into.
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And I'm like man, I said it'spossible.
It's possible for you to do it.
You just got to know how tomanage your time.
You know what I'm saying.
And you got to be honest withyourself, um, and be disciplined
too.
You know, like I heard you sayearlier about setting a goal.
I'm reading this book calledatomic habits and in this book
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it said it talks about excuse me, actually not setting goals,
and it talks more about, insteadof setting goals, implement
routines, because when youimplement routines, you would do
it on a daily basis and that'show you see results.
You get what I'm saying.
So when I talk to my son aboutit, I talk to him about
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implementing routines, and thatorganizer and that calendar is
part of that routine.
You know what I'm saying Everymorning checking that calendar,
checking that organizer andknowing what do I have coming up
today?
Well, like you said, whatdeadlines do I have to meet?
Who do I got to talk to today?
What emails do I got to respondback to?
(13:24):
What calls do I got to maketoday?
What emails do I got to respondback to?
What calls do I got to make?
All that type of stuff.
So I feel like I always suggestto people implement routines.
Man, like goals is cool, I justfeel like implementing routines
is more realistic.
That's just my opinion.
In your opinion, what makes afashion trend dope?
Speaker 2 (13:48):
The connection it makes with the people, with the
customer.
Speaker 1 (13:54):
Okay, yeah, so explain towel coats.
Speaker 2 (13:58):
Explain what.
Speaker 1 (14:01):
Towel coats.
Remember the towel coats?
Towel coats.
You don't remember them?
Oh shit, I'm saying my age.
Then Fuck it.
Okay, I'm talking.
I'm saying my age like amotherfucker.
Okay, so give me a fashiontrend right now that you feel
(14:22):
like is really buzzing and itreally identifies with the
people.
Trend right now that you feellike is really buzzing and it
really identifies with thepeople.
Speaker 2 (14:29):
Man.
Speaker 1 (14:36):
I love it.
I love it, I mean, but you cansay that, bro, you can say that
bro, you can say that, like Isaid, bro, I've seen the
merchandise.
I was at the fashion show youknow what I'm saying and I seen
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when the models came out andwhat they had on.
I'm like, oh that shit fresh.
I like that.
You know what I'm saying.
So what thought process do youhave?
I like that.
You know what I'm saying.
So what, like, what thought,what thought process do you have
that make you say you know whatI'm going to go with this
particular style and and andthis type of climate?
(15:17):
You know, like the where we atas a society, what, what, what
thought, what's the thoughtprocess behind it?
Speaker 2 (15:24):
Um, a lot of times I end up making my outfit and then
I'll make something for afemale to wear if she was to go
out with me, and that's how alot of the clothes get created.
Speaker 3 (15:36):
Okay.
So I try to make when I make.
Speaker 2 (15:39):
after I make my outfit, I'll go back and
probably make like three or fouroutfits that would match that,
so that way she could complimentme when we go out, and that's
how it's supposed to be, ladies,take note, let me say so she
can compliment you.
Speaker 1 (15:56):
That's how it's supposed to be, right there.
Um, which, which fashion orwhich style, which trend do you
think is classic, like it willnever go out of style?
Oh, the grown man Suentown myman, you can't go wrong with
that shit.
You cannot go wrong with that.
Speaker 2 (16:18):
That's why the streetwear brand is just a third
of the collection.
Like we gonna have the Devalocouture set that has the shirt
and ties and the polo and stufflike that and dresses and stuff
for the females like realcouture and dresses and stuff
for the females and differentlike real couture.
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And then we gonna have theother part, the deval after dark
.
That's gonna house all mylingerie, sex toys and all that
stuff.
So this is only the beginning.
This is only the beginning youjust said.
Speaker 1 (16:57):
You just said with the lingerie and the after hours
wear.
So that means I know you'regoing to have some type of an
event to show that off, am Icorrect?
Speaker 2 (17:06):
You already know we're definitely going to do
that with that ball.
We're definitely going to dothat.
Speaker 1 (17:11):
Okay, okay, I feel that that's what's up, that's
what's up, that's what's up.
I feel like the marketingbehind that can go so many ways.
You know what I'm saying.
Let me ask you this questionKind of a serious question, not
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really.
Who do you think will have aharder time in high school?
The unattractive female withdope gear or the attractive
female that dress like a bomb?
Who do you think will have aharder time in high school?
Dang high school.
Speaker 2 (18:04):
Dang the one who ain't got the fresh gear.
She gonna have a hard timeuntil she glow up.
Speaker 1 (18:10):
Okay, okay, so it don't matter how she look.
Speaker 2 (18:14):
Nah, I mean it depends, man, because in high
school, I mean we still kids,your mama still bury your stuff
half the time.
So a lot of people really ain'tgonna judge you off that.
I mean, if they real, if theywanna be real with you, like,
I'm not even really judge youoff that cause we damn near in
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the same boat.
Nah, we get to college and youstill ain't got no swag about
you baby.
Now even really judge you outthere, because we damn near in
the same boat.
Now we get to college and youstill ain't got no swag about
you baby.
Now it's going to startprobably getting a little bit
rougher, but if she pretty, ifshe pretty, somebody might shoot
, somebody might take up on herwing, up under their wing and
get her right.
Speaker 1 (18:52):
That's a good point.
That's a good point.
Speaker 2 (18:54):
She got to come ready .
Speaker 1 (18:59):
That's a good point.
True, that's a good point.
She got a cold body.
That's a damn good point.
And you know what, when I wasin high school, bro, what I used
to always realize is that likefat motherfuckers Well damn, I
don't know if that's politicallycorrect, but I don't know but
like really fat motherfuckers,like if them motherfuckers
dressed good, they was cool.
You know what I'm saying.
They was able to keepmotherfuckers up off of them.
(19:20):
You know I'm saying, but thatwas like, that was in my era.
That was in my era before the.
You know um, before they calledit bullying, we just called it
roasting motherfuckers.
You know I'm saying, um, and itwas like if you was a real big
motherfucker, you had to dressnice, you couldn't stink.
You know I'm saying and it waslike if you was a real big
motherfucker, you had to dressnice, you couldn't stink.
(19:40):
You know what I'm saying.
Your hygiene had to be good.
If you wasn't the prettiestmotherfucker, you had to dress
nice, because motherfuckers wasgoing to be on your ass.
And that applied or be funny ashell If you didn't have any of
that shit.
Nigga know how to fight.
Know how to fight.
You know what I'm saying.
Like don't talk, and it's just.
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And I so like I don't know,like sometimes I'll be talking
to my son about it to kind ofask him does that shit still
apply today with these kids inhigh school?
You know cause this?
I, these kids in high school,I'm not going to say my fuckers
are super sensitive, but youcan't say much.
You know what I'm saying.
In my opinion, that's just mythoughts.
(20:24):
What do you think are must-havequalities for starting a
fashion line and alsomaintaining that fashion line?
What qualities must you have?
Speaker 2 (20:42):
Self-motivation, self-belief money.
Speaker 1 (20:51):
Okay, that's important.
Speaker 2 (20:52):
Yeah, that's definitely important.
Yeah, and a drive to win,because it's going to be a lot
of naysayers.
It's going to be a lot ofnaysayers out there.
It's going to be people that'sclosest to you that's going to
be trying to talk you out of it.
So you got to be strongmentally for this war.
It's a war.
Yeah, you think you're going toget the people outside.
(21:14):
Nah, it be the people closestto you that are trying to tear
you away from going to get whatyou want Instead of them trying
to help you get what you want.
They try to talk you out ofgoing to get it Like okay, even
if you don't feel like this is agood idea, and I'm telling you
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this is something that I want.
If you really fuck with me,tell me, get it.
Tell me get it.
Speaker 4 (21:41):
Or show me that it can't be gotten.
Speaker 2 (21:43):
Don't just tell me it can't be gotten.
Show me, show me.
Speaker 1 (21:48):
I like that.
I like that.
I don't know.
When you say that, it makes methink about everybody's going to
have their opinion.
So on one hand, somebody mayactually feel like I don't think
you could do it.
Now the question is nigga do Ineed you to tell me that you see
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what I'm saying, and if youreally fuck with me, won't you
at least try to help me out?
You get what I'm saying, and ifyou really fuck with me, won't
you at least try to help me out?
You get what I'm saying?
Or if you ain't trying to helpme out, keep your motherfucking
comment to yourself.
You see what I'm saying,because that shit ain't helping.
Speaker 2 (22:25):
It really don't be.
Speaker 1 (22:26):
Like that.
Speaker 2 (22:28):
You know what so like that's all the thing.
One of the one things that Ihate.
I have a whole website, bro, awhole website with hella
merchandise, right, do you know?
I would have people come andtell me about stuff that I
should have and I already got it.
Like you ain't even, you ain'teven still trying not to go and
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check my store out, but you gotall the suggestions in the world
.
Like you ain't fucking with mefor real like you, just you just
trying to fuck with me for real, like you, just trying to fuck
with my head real quick, likebro, that shit is up there right
now in the color that you justsaid.
Or they went through your pageand tried to say some shit that
they know you ain't got just sothey ain't got to spend no money
(23:12):
.
First of all, I just want theworld to know that, even if you
don't buy nothing, I'm stillgoing to be good, and I want you
to get the message, and that'sto devour the moment.
Live freely in your lifestylewhile devouring your prey.
So, whatever trials andtribulations you go through, you
, step into that shit as thelion, and never the mouse, and
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devour that moment man.
That's what I want you to do.
You ain't got to spend no money.
Speaker 3 (23:40):
I don't care.
Speaker 2 (23:41):
I'm still going to eat.
I'm still going to smoke good,my kids still going to be good.
Speaker 1 (23:47):
Yes, sir.
Well, what's the website too,bro?
I want to make sure the peopleknow Devourcollectioncom.
Speaker 2 (23:53):
For sure, people know .
Speaker 1 (23:54):
TheBowelCollectioncom .
For sure, for sure.
Yeah, because that was funny.
You said a motherfucker, belike man.
You should have all this.
It'd be like nigga.
I do got it.
I'm going to see your website,you'll see it.
What the fuck Damn.
Yeah, I like that.
I like that.
(24:14):
So I know you told too aboutthe movies.
You got two movies Toleranceand Different Worlds.
Can you tell us more about that?
Speaker 2 (24:31):
Yeah, man, I think those movies released last year,
2024.
Shout out to Shante Renee Smith.
She's a 2B actress.
Got several movies out rightnow.
She came through the WFA andwas able to wear my clothes in a
couple of her productions.
(24:51):
Shout out to Director Rip downthere in Memphis for allowing my
clothes to be in his films.
That was dope.
Speaker 3 (24:58):
Yeah man.
Speaker 2 (24:59):
Those were the first two films that stepped on the
platform.
The first film I actuallyfilmed with me and my clothes
was with Billy Ray Valentine,and that was United Nations.
Man, that's a real dope movie.
I can't wait for that to dropon all platforms as well.
Shout out to Matt Rest in peace, JO, as well man.
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We lost them after the filmingand everything, man, and it was
cool.
That's crazy.
You don't never know who you'regoing to meet when you go on
these sets.
But that set was so dope andeverybody got so connected, like
even when I was hollering inthat back or whatever, he was
telling me about how he got,just did like five or six movies
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or whatever and he was about tobe working on another project
and wanted to bring me on.
But you know, god called himhome and man blessings to him
and his family.
And Yayo's man.
She got taken down when she wasin LA Wrong place wrong time
(26:05):
man.
Speaker 1 (26:09):
Man shout out to them and their families man, real
talk.
So when you experience losslike that, bro, does it make you
more appreciative of the timethat you have, or does it cause
(26:31):
a bit of anxiety?
Does it cause a bit ofdepression?
You know what I'm saying.
How do you respond to thoselosses?
Speaker 2 (26:39):
Man, honestly those was tough because, like I said,
we had all connected during thattime, because I think we filmed
that movie for a good six,seven, eight months.
So we all bonded, we becameclose man, I just I can't.
(27:01):
I already appreciate timebecause shit, I almost died when
I was at work and then mydepression almost had me take
myself out.
Thank God that shit didn't workout and so I'm really
appreciative of time now andthat's probably why I be so
anxious about my time and bewanting to get certain stuff
(27:21):
done, because I'm like I don'tknow how much I have left, so
let me get as much as I can getdone.
Speaker 3 (27:28):
Man.
Speaker 1 (27:33):
Man, that part right there, bro, like I don't know to
hear you say it.
I'm going to be honest with you.
To hear you say it, it can be alittle bit scary.
You know what I'm saying whenyou say I don't know how much
time I got left.
You know what I'm saying.
But it's all about how youembrace it so you can say I
don't know how much time I gotleft, so I better make the most
(27:54):
of it.
How much time I got left, so Ibetter make the most of it.
You know what I'm saying.
I better appreciate everymoment.
Don't take anything for granted.
I just asked my son.
I just asked my son the otherday and I'm going to ask you the
same question.
Speaker 2 (28:15):
What can you do with money without time?
Nothing, nothing, right.
Speaker 1 (28:18):
Nothing, nothing, right Nothing.
What can you do with timewithout money?
Speaker 2 (28:27):
A whole lot.
I'll come from the bottom.
Yes, sir, hey man, we're goingto make something out of nothing
.
Speaker 1 (28:40):
I thought about that shit when I said it to him.
Well, first of all, hisresponse was I said well, what
can you do with time withoutmoney?
And he was like spend it.
I said damn being mean andspend time.
You got to understand.
And I thought about it, bro.
I was said damn being mean andspending time.
You know what I'm saying?
And I thought about it, bro.
I was like damn, money is coolto have, cool to have.
(29:04):
However, I think sometimes weneed the time that we have, bro.
You see what I'm saying.
It's people that have, in myopinion, have spent their time
and they've left legacies withus.
You know what I'm saying.
Whether it be fashion designers, whether it be actors,
(29:25):
actresses I didn't even say thatshit, right Directors, whatever
Artists, comedians, they'vespent their time, I guess
effectively, and they've leftsomething with us, bro, you see
what I'm saying?
Some shit that, that that stickwith us.
Like you'll go watch of, likewhat's your favorite movie, bro?
Speaker 2 (29:46):
my favorite movie that I could watch over and over
again shit.
Speaker 1 (29:53):
Batman you said Ant-Man.
Batman wait which one, whichone.
Speaker 2 (30:05):
I could do Michael Keaton, or I could do damn, you
wouldn't think that or I coulddo, michael Keaton, or I could
do, or I could do Christian Bale.
Speaker 1 (30:15):
Oh, hey, okay.
So which?
Which was the worst Batman toyou?
Speaker 2 (30:22):
Worst.
Speaker 4 (30:23):
Batman.
Speaker 2 (30:28):
Oh man, it's going to either have to, it's gonna
either happen.
It's probably the Val Kilmoreone.
I don't think.
Yeah, it was trash bro it wastrash.
Speaker 1 (30:41):
He was trash, bro, I don't even lie to you.
He was trash as hell, I think,like him and motherfucking
George Clooney.
Speaker 2 (30:50):
I didn't know which one to pick.
Speaker 4 (30:53):
I'm like what.
Speaker 1 (30:55):
That was both trash Like no, bro.
But Christian Bale, hey,christian Bale was a good one,
bro.
Speaker 5 (31:03):
He did a shit.
Speaker 1 (31:05):
Like it's just something about that, the way he
embraced that character, likeyou could just just I don't know
, it's like you could just sensethe darkness and the pain.
You know I'm saying within thatcharacter, but I I got off
topic and shit my bad um, what'ssome?
Well, like, what's, what's someof the challenging things for
(31:26):
you when it comes to acting?
Speaker 2 (31:30):
um, I haven't faced any challenges yet.
Um the roles that I haven'treally played a particular role.
I've been doing a lot ofbackground and um actually work
I feel like so I haven okay, soI just did Silent Witness with
Christy Tate and Jen GoddardShout out to them for having me
(31:54):
be a part of their movie anddevouring my moment in there.
I got a chance to play a judgein there, so that was dope.
They said I did a good job.
I don't.
I've never been a judge, soshit, you know.
I just I did the best I could.
Speaker 4 (32:14):
I don't do judges before in real life Shit.
Speaker 2 (32:16):
I don't tell nobody.
I can't tell nobody none ofthat shit.
Shit.
You cool, I'm cool.
Speaker 1 (32:24):
So let me ask you this when?
Where did you get?
Let me ask you this when didyou get so playing that judge?
Where did you get theinspiration from it?
Did you watch movies?
You know?
Speaker 3 (32:36):
what I'm saying.
Speaker 2 (32:36):
Did you watch court TV?
Speaker 1 (32:37):
I don't know what you do, judge Mathis.
Speaker 4 (32:44):
I'm going to crack down on that one.
Speaker 1 (32:53):
You sound like a dope thing.
You sound like a damn dopething.
Yeah, judge Mathis is brutal.
I don't know who works him.
What's the other motherfucker?
Speaker 2 (33:08):
Judge Joe.
Judge Joe Brown.
Judge Joe Brown.
Speaker 1 (33:09):
Yeah, judge Joe, judge Joe Brown or something,
whatever the fuck his name is.
So did you like watching JudgeMathis?
What, what did you pick up?
What did you pick up from fromhim in order to play that
character?
Speaker 2 (33:24):
Uh, just trying to stay relaxed and um pay to stay
relaxed and pay attention towhat's going on, so that way I
can make a conscious decision, aproper conscious decision, and
I'm biased in that moment, rightall right.
Speaker 1 (33:39):
all right, that's what's up.
So what did you shoot the filmat?
Was it in Chicago?
What was?
Speaker 2 (33:45):
it at.
It was in Chicago.
Speaker 1 (33:48):
Okay.
Speaker 2 (33:50):
One of the movies I just shot with Barry Brewer.
We shot that in Indiana andthat's okay so yeah, shout out
to Barry man.
He a comedian and he did theshow Russ with Tyler Perry, so
he got his own studio OBE studioand he did the show for us with
(34:11):
Tyler Perry, so he got his ownstudio OBE Studios out there in
Indiana.
Real dope man, hold on for aminute.
Speaker 1 (34:19):
Hold on for a minute.
Speaker 3 (34:26):
Smoke be quiet.
Speaker 2 (34:27):
Go to my bed.
Yeah, so the Blue Room will becoming soon.
Y'all check for that.
That's supposed to be on BET.
Plus, shout out to him for realairing his team.
Man.
They gonna give your boy creditin the movie for the brand
there you go put me in the BETdatabase.
Love it, I love it bro man,that's congratulations, man.
Speaker 1 (34:53):
real shit, put me in the BET database.
Love it, I love it, bro.
Speaker 2 (34:55):
Man, that's long, bro .
Congratulations, man, real shit, thank you.
He allowed me to have them do awhole fashion show in his movie
, bro.
I wore like five outfits, okay,so I feel like I did a whole
show.
Speaker 1 (35:07):
That is.
That is, hey, man, like I said.
I said, bro, I'm a firmbeliever the dots will connect,
man.
Like, the more you put the workin, the dots will connect and
you just got to be fuckingpatient, bro.
You got to be patient and it'scrazy because, like I said, I
think the first time I seen youwas probably like six, six,
(35:28):
seven years ago.
At that event, you know whatI'm saying.
And to talk to you now and hearabout the progress that you're
making, man, that's huge man.
Once again, congratulations,bro.
Right Straight up.
Who are some of your favoriteactors?
Speaker 2 (35:47):
Some of my favorite actors Denzel Marlon Wayans.
Speaker 1 (35:57):
Really Marlon Wayans?
I've never heard a nigga saythat.
Speaker 2 (36:01):
Okay, so my name is Marlon, so all my life,
everybody be like look up Marlon, say cheese, oh shit.
Okay, yeah, and me and mybrothers I don't know we act
crazy Like we would be on Live aColor or some shit.
(36:24):
You feel we always crackingjokes and stuff like that and
then like I'm the oldest Right.
So to them I would be like keenand I'm the one that's going to
put everybody on.
Speaker 1 (36:36):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (36:36):
But I have to ask my mom if she had a crush on this
nigga, because my first name,like his name, is Marlon Wayans.
I'm Marlon Dwayne, Like come onwhat you on.
Speaker 1 (36:49):
Oh damn, what you on man, Right, Right, right, right,
right.
Well, nah, man you say fuckaround, let me find you.
Speaker 2 (36:55):
You don't pretend though, like Mo Money, that's
like one of my favorite six men,because that reminds me of me
and my brother, who passed away.
Speaker 1 (37:06):
Man.
Hey, bro, I ain't gonna evenlie to you.
Sorry to hear about yourbrother.
I ain't gonna lie to you, bro.
I think the Sixth man was oneof the first movies that I I
ain't gonna even lie.
I cried.
Speaker 2 (37:20):
Bro, real shit.
Speaker 1 (37:21):
Bro, no lie.
Speaker 2 (37:22):
I cried no lie.
Speaker 1 (37:24):
I cried, Like me and my little brother.
Speaker 2 (37:26):
We used to get in trouble for playing basketball
in the house and shit like thatyou feel me so and my brother
died Well two of my brothersdied in the fire, so oh wow, I'm
sorry.
Yeah, when we was kids, so evenwhen I go play basketball now
(37:46):
you might even laugh.
It's like I don't be playingthe people in front of me.
Speaker 1 (37:54):
I be playing against my brother, you playing.
No, I feel you.
I feel you and I kind offigured that's where you was
going.
I kind of figured that's whereyou was going with it.
So, man, like that's resilience, bro, you know what I'm saying.
Like, whether you know it ornot, that's resilience for you
to be able to deal with that, todeal with two losses, and still
(38:15):
keep moving on and be theperson and become the person
that you've become.
That's resilience.
Like a motherfucker dude, realshit.
I commend you for that man.
Speaker 2 (38:25):
It ain't easy.
Speaker 1 (38:26):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (38:28):
But I appreciate it.
Speaker 1 (38:36):
Man, that man, yeah, but I appreciate it, man.
Uh, so I know you're somethingabout the record label and I
apologize, man, I couldn't get.
I was trying to get the song.
You sent me the song, um, Iain't done.
I ain't done yet, right?
Speaker 2 (38:46):
yeah, because we're going to shoot, because we're
going into my fifth year and alot of people didn't even think
I was going to make it this far.
So I got a few tracks for thebrand, but this one right here
is going to jumpstart it,jumpstart the whole music
direction and everything.
And yeah, that's my littlecousin.
(39:07):
I told you I'm like Kenan, so Igot to put everybody so that's
my little cousin.
I told you I'm like Kenan, so Igot to put everybody.
So this is my little cousin.
And yeah, he went and did histhing on that track, man, he did
that.
Speaker 1 (39:18):
That track was dope.
I appreciate that that trackwas dope.
I was trying to download it butit wouldn't let me do it.
But the motherfucker was dope.
Everybody out there, man, y'all, make sure y'all check out.
I Ain't Done Yet by Shooty.
It's on Spotify, it's on allplatforms, right?
Okay, that shit was dope, realtalk.
So you starting to label?
Speaker 2 (39:39):
right, I guess you could say that.
I guess you could say that.
So the actual business isPretty Fly Corporation, is
Pretty Fly Corporation, andPretty Fly Corporation houses
the music, the movies, theclothes and everything else that
(39:59):
I'm going to do.
You feel me?
So, yeah, this is all goingunder that branch.
This is another branch ofPretty.
Flat Corporation.
And yeah, shout out to EJLabise and Shabless, the crown
holder, GS, the brand DirtyEagle.
(40:19):
Shout out to all the peoplethat came through Billy Banz
yeah, shout out to all of them.
Man, they came through anddropped their verses and
everything, so we got more musicfor them.
We got more music for y'allShoot.
I even dropped one of thetracks, Okay.
Speaker 1 (40:35):
How was that?
Speaker 2 (40:38):
It's something for the ladies, so it was always
good with me.
Okay, Okay, okay, okay yeah man, it's a collab we did called
Come Over.
So yeah, man, something for thelate, that's dope.
I'm going to drop that withsome visuals for Valentine's Day
(40:58):
.
Speaker 1 (41:01):
Nice With the after hours.
Lingerie gear.
Speaker 2 (41:06):
Yeah, we're going to have some of that in there In
the video.
Speaker 1 (41:11):
Hey man, I'm telling you, I was about to say like a
Diddy party, but I probablyshouldn't say that we're going
to definitely have a good time.
We're definitely going to have agood time.
Yes, sir, that's probably whatDiddy said too.
Bro, let's keep it real, allright.
(41:38):
Speaking of such man on thepodcast man, we like to play
different games and shit man.
Um, so this one is called drugs, right?
All right, so it's a differentcategory of drugs, right so?
So one like the first one wouldbe.
The first category would be adinner party, so a drug that you
would do at a dinner party,right?
Second one would be a drug thatyou would do at a house party.
(42:01):
The other one would do would bea drug that you would do at a
pity party, meaning we don'tfuck with that.
You know what I'm saying.
Like we don't fuck with that.
You know what I'm saying, wedon't fuck with them.
Kind of drugs, right.
And then the last categorywould be the drug that you would
do at a ditty party.
I'm going to name some shit off.
(42:25):
I'm going to name a drug andyou tell me what category you
would put it in.
Either it's a dinner party, ahouse party, a pity party or a
ditty party.
Speaker 2 (42:37):
Okay.
Speaker 1 (42:41):
We ain't judging over here.
All I do is read so shit.
Speaker 3 (42:47):
And that ain't a drug .
Speaker 1 (42:48):
No, no, what I'm saying?
I'm saying your thought, yourthought yeah, alright.
So the first one, so the firstdrug would be Acid, A dinner
party, a house party, a pityparty or a ditty party.
Speaker 2 (43:08):
A pity party Mushrooms.
Speaker 1 (43:09):
A pity party or a ditty party.
A pity party, all right,mushrooms.
Speaker 2 (43:16):
Mushrooms.
You probably need the houseparty meth did you say a rave?
Speaker 1 (43:44):
no, I I Adderall she had a college party.
Um Coat Dinner party, houseparty, petty party or dinner
(44:09):
party.
Alright, then Coke Dinner party, house party, pity party or
dinner party.
Alright, then Last one, weedDinner party, house party, pity
party or dinner party Party.
What is that?
Pity party, goddamn it.
Speaker 2 (44:26):
Mary is always welcome.
Speaker 1 (44:31):
Hey bro, I agree with you.
I agree with you on that, heyman, hey bro, real talk.
I'm really appreciative thatyou was able to link your time,
man, because, like I said, man,I commend you for all the stuff
you've done.
I've been seeing you throughoutthe years on the scene and
we've chopped it up, but wenever had a chance to really get
(44:51):
on the podcast.
So I appreciate you hopping onhere, bro, and I appreciate
everything that you do.
Man, real talk.
Speaker 2 (44:56):
I appreciate you having me man.
Thanks a lot Letting me come onyour platform and do my thing,
bro no problem.
Speaker 1 (45:04):
I mean we're going to see each other again.
Let everybody know where tofind you, what you got coming up
and everything.
Anything that they need to know, let them know All right.
Speaker 2 (45:15):
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y'all all to go and follow meright now at Devour Fashion.
That's on any platform.
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Okay, all right.
Now, if you're in the St Louisarea October 18thth, pop out.
We got a whole cast for afashion show.
We we got coming up man, it'sgonna be dope man.
You know, we got to get it realsexy out there, since that's
(45:58):
what sexy read from.
So it gotta be sexy, right?
So come out there, show me yousexy and devour your moment with
us.
All right, you can go to mypage and get all the information
there.
Devour fashion all right.
Speaker 1 (46:16):
For sure, for sure.
Hey, man, once again,congratulations on all the
success.
Keep going forward, man.
Keep using your time wisely,bro.
More than anything, man.
Keep using your time wisely,bro.
More than anything, man, keepusing your time wisely, straight
up.
That's how you, in my opinion,I think that's how you leave a
legacy, real talk.
And, uh, stay away from them.
(46:37):
Ditty parties and shit.
Man, facts, my nigga facts,real talk.
But I'll be seeing you in thestreets.
Oh, no, sir, no sir, no sir, nosir, but I will definitely be
(46:58):
seeing you in the streets.
Man and man, we're going tochop it up again, bro, real talk
, I appreciate your time bro, besmooth out there.
Be safe out there bro.
Yes, bro, appreciate you, bro,be smooth out there, be safe out
there, bro, and stay dangerous.
Yes, sir, yes, sir, man, y'allgot to give it up for my man, mr
DeBauer.
Man, that man got a lot goingon, real talk.
(47:18):
And right now, man, what we'reabout to do is we're about to
get into the DJ spotlight of theWeek.
Ayo, I tell y'all, all the time, man, djs.
If y'all want y'all 10 to12-minute mix featured on the
Shits Podcast, hey, man, send itin to djmonsoonstorah at
gmailcom.
Make sure you put your 9-minutemix where you from all that
(47:41):
type of shit, man.
But as for now, we're going toget into man, we're going to get
into this mix by yours trulyand man.
I hope you all enjoy it.
Man, it's right here on theShiz Podcast.
Speaker 6 (48:22):
Let's get it.
The employers over here.
Yeah, we're back to work.
I took time off while therappers got jerked Due to the
fact they, whacking their track,have to go back and stack cause
they lack the ingredients, epmdand scratch for that.
Yo, I'm the hip hopper busta.
So shocker, down with MD.
Yes, the microphone doctor, onewrecks, the other destroys, and
if you think you ready to mess,kill the noise we don't play.
(48:44):
When it's time to slay, I get acut from my homie yo.
Then I lay back and mack andall the rhymes I pack and wait
for a sucker to jump and thenattack.
Well, I'm known to be themaster in the MC field no
respect in 87, 88, chenille,cause I produce and get loose
when it's time to perform.
Whack a sucker like Mop andGlow, that's what it's born.
It's back the second time, buton a different assignment, to do
a suckin' new track.
(49:04):
Who needs a rap and alignment?
Cause I'm the cream in the cropwhen it's time to do a show.
Girl, he's on my jock for mydope intro.
As I glance at hedouble-kittin' microphone
wrecker, turn on my callers sayyou might check Until the ladies
ain't no party-goin'.
Some call me Pete, then othersslow-flower Brother's on my jock
for the way I hold a piece ofsteel.
To what you're saying.
Speaker 4 (49:24):
To what you're saying me how you want me, when you
(50:14):
got a girl, dj Monsoon Starop,the dopest DJ you've heard thus
far.
Speaker 3 (50:22):
Okay, my man is my man is your man.
Her, that's her man too.
My man is my man is your man.
Her, that's her man.
Tuesday and Wednesday, thursdayand Friday I just keep him
satisfied through the weekend.
You like nine to five.
(50:42):
I'm the weekend.
Make or lose it's mine everyweekend.
Speaker 4 (51:03):
I'm a hustler baby.
I just want you to know itain't where I've been, but where
I'm about to go Now.
I just wanna love ya, but bewho I am.
Speaker 6 (51:21):
And with all this cash, you forget your man.
Now give it to me.
Give me that funk, that sweet,that nasty, that gushy stuff,
but don't bullshit me.
Give me that funk, that sweet,that nasty, that gushy stuff
when the Rimmys in the systemain't no tellin' when I fuck em
will I diss em.
That's what they be yellin'.
I'm a pimp by blood, notrelation.
(51:42):
Y'all be chasin', I'll replacethem.
Huh, drunk on Chris, mommy on E.
Can't keep a little model handsoff me, both in the club, high
singing off key and I wish Inever met her.
It gets better.
Ordered another round.
It's about to go down.
Got six model chicks, sixbottles of Chris, four velvet
(52:02):
ass got weed everywhere.
What do you say me?
You and your Chloe glasses?
Go somewhere private where wecould discuss fashion Like Prada
blouse, gucci bra, filth,marjean, take that off, give it
to me.
Gimme that funk, that sweet,that nasty, that gushy stuff,
but don't bullshit me.
C'mon, gimme that funk, thatsweet, that nasty, that gushy
(52:22):
stuff.
Give it to me, gimme that funk,that sweet, that nasty, that
gushy stuff, but don't bullshitme.
Give me that funk, that sweet,that nasty, that gushy stuff.
Dj Monsoon's the rock, first ofhis name, dopest in the game.
Speaker 3 (52:52):
I'm the best.
I'm the best.
I'm the best, doin' what I got.
Some people think that I'mListenin' to some words and I'm
not for the world.
I'm just tryin' to be me, doin'what I got, doin' what I got.
Some people think that I'mListenin' to some words and I'm
not for the world.
I wonder why there's nothingleft to say.
(53:20):
Top of the world, top of theworld Still no.
Top of the world.
Top of the world.
Top of the world.
Top of the world, yeah, yeah.
I wonder why there's often somein my life Very dull and
everything is so rare.
I wish that you could know thetruth.
Yeah, my life is real, soplease don't get it twisted.
(53:42):
Problems are same.
You gotta be there with.
These are the things I wish youknew.
Oh, oh, oh, oh.
Always on someone's side.
So many words, not why.
I wish that you'd be down withme, with me when I can't trust
myself, always need someone else.
I need to be free, but it's notthat easy.
(54:09):
I'm just trying to be me.
People think that I'm justsitting on some world.
I'm just trying to be me,proving what I got, proving
(54:39):
People think that I'm justsitting on some world.
I still do the same thing.
We can cut the talking short.
If it ain't about cake, I ain'tsittin' on top, I want a house
on a lake.
I'm that snotty nose cap with anew BM.
If you mess with Brandon, I gotto bruise your chin.
I be with Puff the girl be likewho's his friend.
If I hit the chick now, sheprobably move me in.
(55:00):
So you got to tell me right noweither you're with the cats who
make the hits or the one thatsee the chips but don't stop it.
Speaker 5 (55:11):
What's the use of on the way, if I might have to chop
it?
I used to love the lady cause Ilearned the logic.
She only mess with me.
So the money ain't no object.
If it ain't chris, he won't popit.
If it ain't platinum with ice,he won't rock it.
Speaker 3 (55:21):
When I wake up in the morning love and the sunlight
hurts my eyes.
Speaker 5 (55:31):
And something without warning love bears heavy on my
mind.
Then I look at you and theworld's alright with me.
Speaker 3 (55:49):
Just one look at you.
Speaker 5 (55:53):
And I know it's gonna be A lovely day.
A lovely day, I love it.
I love it.
Speaker 3 (56:09):
I love it, I love it, I love it, I love it, I love it
, I love it, I love it, I loveit, I love it, I love it, I love
it, I love it, I love it, Ilove it, I love it, I love it, I
love it, I love it, I love it.
I DJ Monsoon Starov, the dopestDJ.
Speaker 4 (56:28):
You heard thus far you like that, tell me what you
gon' do to me.
Confrontation ain't nothin' newto me.
You could break a bullet, breaka sword, break a fork, but you
can't bring the truth to me.
Fuck you and all yourexpectations, I don't even want
your congratulations.
Speaker 5 (56:33):
I recognize your false traffic lights.
I don't even want your falsetraffic lights.
I don't even want your falsetraffic lights.
I don't even want your falsetraffic lights.
I don't Bring a bullet, bring asword, bring a morgue, but you
can't bring the truth to me.
Fuck you and all yourexpectations.
I don't even want yourcongratulations.
I recognize your falseconfidence and calculated
promises.
So I'll end your conversation.
(56:55):
I hate people that feelentitled.
Look at me crazy, cause I ain'tinvite you.
All you up for and you themoral to the story.
You a dorks and motherfucker.
I don't even like you.
Corrupted man's heart with agift.
That's how you find out whoyou're dealing with.
It's my percentage who I'mbuilding with.
I want the credit if I'm losingor I'm winning On my mama.
That's the realest shit.
I get to feel your heart.
(57:15):
I get to feel your heart.
I get to feel your heart.
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Speaker 3 (57:26):
I get to feel all clear.
I can feel it all clear.
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It's maybe the night that mydreams might let me know All
these stars are closer, allthese stars are closer, all
these stars are closer.
It's maybe the night that mydreams might let me know All
(57:46):
these stars are closer, allthese stars are closer.
It's maybe the night that mydreams won't let me know All the
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closer.
In cold, when the ego gets youtalking, I get involved like a
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No control, no off switch, andthe way that you bringin' me
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(58:06):
Get it away from me, leave mealone, keep away from me.
I just cry for the reason, Ijust pray for the reason.
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another night breathing.
I did it all for the feel good.
You let me in all that.
(58:27):
You feel bad.
Better, live your life We'vebeen running out of time and
think about all of this and younever get your girl Over this.
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,oh, oh, oh.
(58:52):
Maybe the night that my dreamsmight let me know.
All the stars are closer, allthe stars are closer, all the
stars are closer.
Maybe the night that my dreamsmight let me know.
Speaker 4 (59:03):
All the stars are closer.
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(01:00:31):
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Speaker 3 (01:02:40):
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I'm out, I'm out, hey.
Yo, yo, hey, the podcast.
Thank y'all for checking in.
Yo, this week y'all we got avery special guest to the
podcast.
Y'all know everybody that comeon the podcast.
Special to me.
So my man.
He is the creator and owner ofDevour Collection, the only
exotic streetwear brand, theonly streetwear brand, the only.
(01:02):
My man is also a model.
He's also an actor and Hustlerof the Year.
So, with no further ado, I wanty'all to put y'all hands
together and show some love forthe one, the only, mr DeValle.
Y'all Hold up, hold up what upbro.
Speaker 2 (01:23):
Ladies and gentlemen, what's good, it's your boy, mr
Devala.
Like he said, I am the onlyexotic streetwear brand in the
world.
Man, check me out atdevalacollectioncom.
Man.
Hey, we out here devalueing theworld.
I told y'all when I stepped onthe scene we was going to
devalue the moment, and we'vebeen doing that ever since.
Speaker 1 (01:45):
I remember you said that.
I remember you said it.
That was at what spot was that,bro?
It was out at Richland Park,what's the name of this place?
Yeah, okay, I remember thatBecause I remember you had them
flyasks, them varsity jackets.
Speaker 2 (02:06):
Appreciate that, bro.
Yeah man, you too.
Yes, sir.
Hey, I was trying to make sureeverybody got on the team.
You feel me.
Speaker 1 (02:14):
Yes, sir, yes, sir, yeah, I'm talking about the
varsity jackets.
Yes, yes.
So on the podcast, man, Ialways like to do a check-in
with our guests, man.
And so, since you are thespecial guest this week, man, I
want to ask you because I knowyou're a creator, I know you're
an entrepreneur.
So when I ask this question,people always think that I'm
(02:35):
talking about, like, whatproject is somebody working on?
But when I ask you, what areyou working on this week?
I mean, what are you working onwithin yourself?
Like, what are you working onmentally?
What are you working onemotionally this week?
Speaker 2 (02:55):
I guess if, to put it in that sense, I guess I would
say I'm working on having morepatience with myself.
I know I get a lot of deadlinesand stuff and sometimes I can
be real anxious and need thingsto move a lot quicker than
probably they have to because, Iknow I got a lot of stuff on my
(03:17):
plate, so I'll be trying to getstuff done and move on to the
next thing.
So it's just me trying to havemore patience with that.
Yeah, that's probably about itworking working within myself,
yeah, just having more patiencewith myself, because, honestly,
I uh, I gave myself a 10-yeardeadline, right for uh certain
(03:39):
days to move a certain type ofway yeah and honestly.
I make five years in Octoberand I've done a lot more stuff
than I thought I would have donenow later.
You feel me.
I thought I was just nowgetting my stuff in movies and
stuff Five years down the line,not now.
Speaker 1 (04:03):
A lot of stuff has been taking place.
The stuff that you already, thestuff that you said, the stuff
that you plan to do 10 yearsfrom now you're already doing it
.
Speaker 2 (04:13):
That's love.
It is.
That's a blessing, bro.
I couldn't have planned it anybetter than the way it's been
working out Now.
Yeah, there do be hiccupssometimes, but for the most part
it's been working out Now yeahthere do be hiccups sometimes.
Okay, but for the most partit's been a lot of Ws, bro, yeah
.
A lot of Ws bro.
Speaker 1 (04:32):
Yeah, and congratulations, man.
I'm a firm believer in the dotswill always connect.
I tell my kids that.
I tell anybody Anybody that Ifeel will always connect.
I tell my kids that.
I tell anybody Anybody that Ifeel should hear it.
I tell them that.
So I thought it was cool that Igot a chance to chop it up with
(04:53):
you.
Actually, yesterday you knowwhat I'm saying at my son's
basketball game and that wasyour big little cousin's
basketball game.
You know what I'm saying.
So I was like damn small world.
You know what I'm saying.
I was like damn small world.
You know what I'm saying.
The thing about it is I've beenfollowing your journey for a
(05:13):
while, bro.
You know what I'm saying.
I like the way you carryyourself, man.
You got dope, you got dopeproduct.
Then it's like when I alwayschopped it up with you, you seem
like an authentic person.
So I always appreciated thatabout you, bro.
Real shit, straight up.
Speaker 2 (05:31):
Appreciate that.
Speaker 1 (05:32):
Let me ask you this man, so for the people that
don't know, where is Mr Devourfrom, oh boy, I'm from the Chi
man, I'm from Roseland thehundreds yeah, man south side
all day born and raised huhyeah, man that's what's up.
(05:53):
So I grew up on the 115th andPerry and then moved to shit the
Englewood area, justice, palosHills, all types of shit but I
originally grew up in 150th andPerry, so that's where I'm back
(06:17):
at.
You know what I'm saying, so Ifeel you on that, okay.
Uh, do you think?
Do you think, that yourenvironment has a direct impact
on where you at now?
Speaker 2 (06:37):
And if so, how is that?
Yeah, um, my where I came fromgives me my inspiration, man,
like just growing up in theneighborhood seeing the styles
of a lot of the people that Ilooked up to, seeing how they
carried themselves and dressedand just made a lot of stuff
happen and stuff.
(06:57):
So, watching a lot of people,especially within my family,
like my uncles and stuff, likeanybody that's from Roanoke and
they know my family, like theywithin my family, like my uncles
and stuff, like anybody that'sfrom roland, they know my family
, like they know my husband, myfamily hustler.
So that's, that's it's in me,yeah that's your dna, yeah,
that's what's up?
yeah, definitely, mostdefinitely.
Speaker 1 (07:17):
The environment, definitely uh, plays a role in
it um, can you, can you recallthe moment where you said what
you knew, that hey, I want toget into fashion design, like,
like, I'm serious about this,like it ain't just a hobby, like
that moment where you was likeI'm putting all the cards on the
(07:39):
table and I'm taking it serious?
Speaker 2 (07:50):
I think it was the first day that I started low-key
, for the simple fact that whenI started, it was off the
strength that I didn't havenothing else.
I got hurt at work and I didn'thave another job to go to, so I
had to find a way to make somemoney.
I got two kids now and a wife,so I got to try to find a way to
make some money.
I got two kids now and a wife,so I got to try to find a way to
make some money.
And the vow was something thatI created years ago but never
(08:11):
really played out, because youknow how life goes Life be life,
so you don't ever really get achance to put a cord to your
dream the way you want to.
But now that I had all this,free time, I ain't had no choice
but to see if it could work.
And now that I had all thisfree time, I ain't had no choice
but to see if it could work.
And I guess it was in God'splan for me to go and find out
if it worked.
He probably put me in thatposition for me not to be able
(08:33):
to go back and work for nobodyelse and make their dreams come
true.
Speaker 1 (08:41):
So that way I can go make mine come true.
That makes a lot of sense.
Hey man, my boy, tron, justtold me the other day.
He said, when God wants you tomove and make some steps, he
gonna make it uncomfortable foryou.
You see what I'm saying.
So you ain't got no otherchoice but to.
Either you gonna get to movingor you just gonna stay in that
(09:02):
same spot and just stayuncomfortable.
But any smart motherfuckergonna feel like I don't just
stay uncomfortable, but anysmart motherfucker is going to
feel like I don't want to stayuncomfortable.
You know what I'm saying.
I definitely get where you'recoming from.
I heard you say you got twokids and a wife, right, how do
they play a part into your plans, your passion and your dream?
(09:24):
How much of a part do they playa part into your plans, your
passion and your dream?
What part like how much of apart do they play in that?
Speaker 2 (09:29):
Sure, without them I'd probably be doing something
else.
Honestly, I don't know where Iwould be without them.
Honestly, like when I firststarted my brand me and my
daughter, we started our brandstogether.
She has motivation, that's herbrand.
So we would kind of go back andforth in competition seeing who
can do what with the brand, butthen school started back and
(09:52):
she went back to being a kidagain.
So I just come in and go.
But, like I told her, I said herbrand can fall under my brand
and when she turned 18, she ranboth brands.
So for me it's generationalwealth.
So she wants to act, she wantsto dance, she likes to swim, she
(10:18):
want to make a lot of money.
She told me she was going to bepresident.
I told her she got it.
She already the president of astudent council.
I told her she got it.
She already the president of astudent council.
So I said keep going.
Speaker 1 (10:30):
That's the start.
You got to make the steps.
You see what I'm saying and, asyou see, with the person that
we got in office right now, heybro, anything is possible.
Real talk, anything is possible.
That man is a living testament.
Anybody can get in thatposition.
You see what I'm saying.
So I like this.
(10:50):
That's dope.
You putting a lot on the plate,I mean, but you know her better
than anybody else and you feellike she can handle it right,
like my daughter, is probablyone of the most independent
13-year-olds around that I'veever met.
Speaker 2 (11:09):
She's more independent than I was at that
age.
I feel like I thought I wasgrown.
But the way she handles herbusiness and she stays organized
with her planning and herdating and stuff, I didn't have
that type of organization.
That's important.
I didn't have that organization.
Speaker 1 (11:28):
That's man, I was on the fly.
Speaker 2 (11:31):
That is important I was on the fly, but she watches
how her mother schedules thingsand she picked that up from her.
Yeah, her mom, keeps my wifekeep my schedule.
You ask me what I got going on.
I be like, let me check mycalendar For real.
And she my calendar.
I got a calendar Over here.
Speaker 4 (11:51):
What are you?
Speaker 2 (11:52):
going to do on the 28th.
Speaker 1 (11:56):
That's what's up.
I was just talking to my sonabout the importance of time
management the other day Becausehe had a lot going on.
Man, he got basketball, he gotstudent government, he got a
radio show at his school andit's like two other clubs he
wanted to get into.
(12:17):
And I'm like man, I said it'spossible.
It's possible for you to do it.
You just got to know how tomanage your time.
You know what I'm saying.
And you got to be honest withyourself, um, and be disciplined
too.
You know, like I heard you sayearlier about setting a goal.
I'm reading this book calledatomic habits and in this book
(12:39):
it said it talks about excuse me, actually not setting goals,
and it talks more about, insteadof setting goals, implement
routines, because when youimplement routines, you would do
it on a daily basis and that'show you see results.
You get what I'm saying.
So when I talk to my son aboutit, I talk to him about
(13:01):
implementing routines, and thatorganizer and that calendar is
part of that routine.
You know what I'm saying Everymorning checking that calendar,
checking that organizer andknowing what do I have coming up
today?
Well, like you said, whatdeadlines do I have to meet?
Who do I got to talk to today?
What emails do I got to respondback to?
(13:24):
What calls do I got to maketoday?
What emails do I got to respondback to?
What calls do I got to make?
All that type of stuff.
So I feel like I always suggestto people implement routines.
Man, like goals is cool, I justfeel like implementing routines
is more realistic.
That's just my opinion.
In your opinion, what makes afashion trend dope?
Speaker 2 (13:48):
The connection it makes with the people, with the
customer.
Speaker 1 (13:54):
Okay, yeah, so explain towel coats.
Speaker 2 (13:58):
Explain what.
Speaker 1 (14:01):
Towel coats.
Remember the towel coats?
Towel coats.
You don't remember them?
Oh shit, I'm saying my age.
Then Fuck it.
Okay, I'm talking.
I'm saying my age like amotherfucker.
Okay, so give me a fashiontrend right now that you feel
(14:22):
like is really buzzing and itreally identifies with the
people.
Trend right now that you feellike is really buzzing and it
really identifies with thepeople.
Speaker 2 (14:29):
Man.
Speaker 1 (14:36):
I love it.
I love it, I mean, but you cansay that, bro, you can say that
bro, you can say that, like Isaid, bro, I've seen the
merchandise.
I was at the fashion show youknow what I'm saying and I seen
(14:57):
when the models came out andwhat they had on.
I'm like, oh that shit fresh.
I like that.
You know what I'm saying.
So what thought process do youhave?
I like that.
You know what I'm saying.
So what, like, what thought,what thought process do you have
that make you say you know whatI'm going to go with this
particular style and and andthis type of climate?
(15:17):
You know, like the where we atas a society, what, what, what
thought, what's the thoughtprocess behind it?
Speaker 2 (15:24):
Um, a lot of times I end up making my outfit and then
I'll make something for afemale to wear if she was to go
out with me, and that's how alot of the clothes get created.
Speaker 3 (15:36):
Okay.
So I try to make when I make.
Speaker 2 (15:39):
after I make my outfit, I'll go back and
probably make like three or fouroutfits that would match that,
so that way she could complimentme when we go out, and that's
how it's supposed to be, ladies,take note, let me say so she
can compliment you.
Speaker 1 (15:56):
That's how it's supposed to be, right there.
Um, which, which fashion orwhich style, which trend do you
think is classic, like it willnever go out of style?
Oh, the grown man Suentown myman, you can't go wrong with
that shit.
You cannot go wrong with that.
Speaker 2 (16:18):
That's why the streetwear brand is just a third
of the collection.
Like we gonna have the Devalocouture set that has the shirt
and ties and the polo and stufflike that and dresses and stuff
for the females like realcouture and dresses and stuff
for the females and differentlike real couture.
(16:38):
And then we gonna have theother part, the deval after dark
.
That's gonna house all mylingerie, sex toys and all that
stuff.
So this is only the beginning.
This is only the beginning youjust said.
Speaker 1 (16:57):
You just said with the lingerie and the after hours
wear.
So that means I know you'regoing to have some type of an
event to show that off, am Icorrect?
Speaker 2 (17:06):
You already know we're definitely going to do
that with that ball.
We're definitely going to dothat.
Speaker 1 (17:11):
Okay, okay, I feel that that's what's up, that's
what's up, that's what's up.
I feel like the marketingbehind that can go so many ways.
You know what I'm saying.
Let me ask you this questionKind of a serious question, not
(17:33):
really.
Who do you think will have aharder time in high school?
The unattractive female withdope gear or the attractive
female that dress like a bomb?
Who do you think will have aharder time in high school?
Dang high school.
Speaker 2 (18:04):
Dang the one who ain't got the fresh gear.
She gonna have a hard timeuntil she glow up.
Speaker 1 (18:10):
Okay, okay, so it don't matter how she look.
Speaker 2 (18:14):
Nah, I mean it depends, man, because in high
school, I mean we still kids,your mama still bury your stuff
half the time.
So a lot of people really ain'tgonna judge you off that.
I mean, if they real, if theywanna be real with you, like,
I'm not even really judge youoff that cause we damn near in
(18:34):
the same boat.
Nah, we get to college and youstill ain't got no swag about
you baby.
Now even really judge you outthere, because we damn near in
the same boat.
Now we get to college and youstill ain't got no swag about
you baby.
Now it's going to startprobably getting a little bit
rougher, but if she pretty, ifshe pretty, somebody might shoot
, somebody might take up on herwing, up under their wing and
get her right.
Speaker 1 (18:52):
That's a good point.
That's a good point.
Speaker 2 (18:54):
She got to come ready .
Speaker 1 (18:59):
That's a good point.
True, that's a good point.
She got a cold body.
That's a damn good point.
And you know what, when I wasin high school, bro, what I used
to always realize is that likefat motherfuckers Well damn, I
don't know if that's politicallycorrect, but I don't know but
like really fat motherfuckers,like if them motherfuckers
dressed good, they was cool.
You know what I'm saying.
They was able to keepmotherfuckers up off of them.
(19:20):
You know I'm saying, but thatwas like, that was in my era.
That was in my era before the.
You know um, before they calledit bullying, we just called it
roasting motherfuckers.
You know I'm saying, um, and itwas like if you was a real big
motherfucker, you had to dressnice, you couldn't stink.
You know I'm saying and it waslike if you was a real big
motherfucker, you had to dressnice, you couldn't stink.
(19:40):
You know what I'm saying.
Your hygiene had to be good.
If you wasn't the prettiestmotherfucker, you had to dress
nice, because motherfuckers wasgoing to be on your ass.
And that applied or be funny ashell If you didn't have any of
that shit.
Nigga know how to fight.
Know how to fight.
You know what I'm saying.
Like don't talk, and it's just.
(20:02):
And I so like I don't know,like sometimes I'll be talking
to my son about it to kind ofask him does that shit still
apply today with these kids inhigh school?
You know cause this?
I, these kids in high school,I'm not going to say my fuckers
are super sensitive, but youcan't say much.
You know what I'm saying.
In my opinion, that's just mythoughts.
(20:24):
What do you think are must-havequalities for starting a
fashion line and alsomaintaining that fashion line?
What qualities must you have?
Speaker 2 (20:42):
Self-motivation, self-belief money.
Speaker 1 (20:51):
Okay, that's important.
Speaker 2 (20:52):
Yeah, that's definitely important.
Yeah, and a drive to win,because it's going to be a lot
of naysayers.
It's going to be a lot ofnaysayers out there.
It's going to be people that'sclosest to you that's going to
be trying to talk you out of it.
So you got to be strongmentally for this war.
It's a war.
Yeah, you think you're going toget the people outside.
(21:14):
Nah, it be the people closestto you that are trying to tear
you away from going to get whatyou want Instead of them trying
to help you get what you want.
They try to talk you out ofgoing to get it Like okay, even
if you don't feel like this is agood idea, and I'm telling you
(21:35):
this is something that I want.
If you really fuck with me,tell me, get it.
Tell me get it.
Speaker 4 (21:41):
Or show me that it can't be gotten.
Speaker 2 (21:43):
Don't just tell me it can't be gotten.
Show me, show me.
Speaker 1 (21:48):
I like that.
I like that.
I don't know.
When you say that, it makes methink about everybody's going to
have their opinion.
So on one hand, somebody mayactually feel like I don't think
you could do it.
Now the question is nigga do Ineed you to tell me that you see
(22:12):
what I'm saying, and if youreally fuck with me, won't you
at least try to help me out?
You get what I'm saying, and ifyou really fuck with me, won't
you at least try to help me out?
You get what I'm saying?
Or if you ain't trying to helpme out, keep your motherfucking
comment to yourself.
You see what I'm saying,because that shit ain't helping.
Speaker 2 (22:25):
It really don't be.
Speaker 1 (22:26):
Like that.
Speaker 2 (22:28):
You know what so like that's all the thing.
One of the one things that Ihate.
I have a whole website, bro, awhole website with hella
merchandise, right, do you know?
I would have people come andtell me about stuff that I
should have and I already got it.
Like you ain't even, you ain'teven still trying not to go and
(22:50):
check my store out, but you gotall the suggestions in the world
.
Like you ain't fucking with mefor real like you, just you just
trying to fuck with me for real, like you, just trying to fuck
with my head real quick, likebro, that shit is up there right
now in the color that you justsaid.
Or they went through your pageand tried to say some shit that
they know you ain't got just sothey ain't got to spend no money
(23:12):
.
First of all, I just want theworld to know that, even if you
don't buy nothing, I'm stillgoing to be good, and I want you
to get the message, and that'sto devour the moment.
Live freely in your lifestylewhile devouring your prey.
So, whatever trials andtribulations you go through, you
, step into that shit as thelion, and never the mouse, and
(23:35):
devour that moment man.
That's what I want you to do.
You ain't got to spend no money.
Speaker 3 (23:40):
I don't care.
Speaker 2 (23:41):
I'm still going to eat.
I'm still going to smoke good,my kids still going to be good.
Speaker 1 (23:47):
Yes, sir.
Well, what's the website too,bro?
I want to make sure the peopleknow Devourcollectioncom.
Speaker 2 (23:53):
For sure, people know .
Speaker 1 (23:54):
TheBowelCollectioncom .
For sure, for sure.
Yeah, because that was funny.
You said a motherfucker, belike man.
You should have all this.
It'd be like nigga.
I do got it.
I'm going to see your website,you'll see it.
What the fuck Damn.
Yeah, I like that.
I like that.
(24:14):
So I know you told too aboutthe movies.
You got two movies Toleranceand Different Worlds.
Can you tell us more about that?
Speaker 2 (24:31):
Yeah, man, I think those movies released last year,
2024.
Shout out to Shante Renee Smith.
She's a 2B actress.
Got several movies out rightnow.
She came through the WFA andwas able to wear my clothes in a
couple of her productions.
(24:51):
Shout out to Director Rip downthere in Memphis for allowing my
clothes to be in his films.
That was dope.
Speaker 3 (24:58):
Yeah man.
Speaker 2 (24:59):
Those were the first two films that stepped on the
platform.
The first film I actuallyfilmed with me and my clothes
was with Billy Ray Valentine,and that was United Nations.
Man, that's a real dope movie.
I can't wait for that to dropon all platforms as well.
Shout out to Matt Rest in peace, JO, as well man.
(25:22):
We lost them after the filmingand everything, man, and it was
cool.
That's crazy.
You don't never know who you'regoing to meet when you go on
these sets.
But that set was so dope andeverybody got so connected, like
even when I was hollering inthat back or whatever, he was
telling me about how he got,just did like five or six movies
(25:44):
or whatever and he was about tobe working on another project
and wanted to bring me on.
But you know, god called himhome and man blessings to him
and his family.
And Yayo's man.
She got taken down when she wasin LA Wrong place wrong time
(26:05):
man.
Speaker 1 (26:09):
Man shout out to them and their families man, real
talk.
So when you experience losslike that, bro, does it make you
more appreciative of the timethat you have, or does it cause
(26:31):
a bit of anxiety?
Does it cause a bit ofdepression?
You know what I'm saying.
How do you respond to thoselosses?
Speaker 2 (26:39):
Man, honestly those was tough because, like I said,
we had all connected during thattime, because I think we filmed
that movie for a good six,seven, eight months.
So we all bonded, we becameclose man, I just I can't.
(27:01):
I already appreciate timebecause shit, I almost died when
I was at work and then mydepression almost had me take
myself out.
Thank God that shit didn't workout and so I'm really
appreciative of time now andthat's probably why I be so
anxious about my time and bewanting to get certain stuff
(27:21):
done, because I'm like I don'tknow how much I have left, so
let me get as much as I can getdone.
Speaker 3 (27:28):
Man.
Speaker 1 (27:33):
Man, that part right there, bro, like I don't know to
hear you say it.
I'm going to be honest with you.
To hear you say it, it can be alittle bit scary.
You know what I'm saying whenyou say I don't know how much
time I got left.
You know what I'm saying.
But it's all about how youembrace it so you can say I
don't know how much time I gotleft, so I better make the most
(27:54):
of it.
How much time I got left, so Ibetter make the most of it.
You know what I'm saying.
I better appreciate everymoment.
Don't take anything for granted.
I just asked my son.
I just asked my son the otherday and I'm going to ask you the
same question.
Speaker 2 (28:15):
What can you do with money without time?
Nothing, nothing, right.
Speaker 1 (28:18):
Nothing, nothing, right Nothing.
What can you do with timewithout money?
Speaker 2 (28:27):
A whole lot.
I'll come from the bottom.
Yes, sir, hey man, we're goingto make something out of nothing
.
Speaker 1 (28:40):
I thought about that shit when I said it to him.
Well, first of all, hisresponse was I said well, what
can you do with time withoutmoney?
And he was like spend it.
I said damn being mean andspend time.
You got to understand.
And I thought about it, bro.
I was said damn being mean andspending time.
You know what I'm saying?
And I thought about it, bro.
I was like damn, money is coolto have, cool to have.
(29:04):
However, I think sometimes weneed the time that we have, bro.
You see what I'm saying.
It's people that have, in myopinion, have spent their time
and they've left legacies withus.
You know what I'm saying.
Whether it be fashion designers, whether it be actors,
(29:25):
actresses I didn't even say thatshit, right Directors, whatever
Artists, comedians, they'vespent their time, I guess
effectively, and they've leftsomething with us, bro, you see
what I'm saying?
Some shit that, that that stickwith us.
Like you'll go watch of, likewhat's your favorite movie, bro?
Speaker 2 (29:46):
my favorite movie that I could watch over and over
again shit.
Speaker 1 (29:53):
Batman you said Ant-Man.
Batman wait which one, whichone.
Speaker 2 (30:05):
I could do Michael Keaton, or I could do damn, you
wouldn't think that or I coulddo, michael Keaton, or I could
do, or I could do Christian Bale.
Speaker 1 (30:15):
Oh, hey, okay.
So which?
Which was the worst Batman toyou?
Speaker 2 (30:22):
Worst.
Speaker 4 (30:23):
Batman.
Speaker 2 (30:28):
Oh man, it's going to either have to, it's gonna
either happen.
It's probably the Val Kilmoreone.
I don't think.
Yeah, it was trash bro it wastrash.
Speaker 1 (30:41):
He was trash, bro, I don't even lie to you.
He was trash as hell, I think,like him and motherfucking
George Clooney.
Speaker 2 (30:50):
I didn't know which one to pick.
Speaker 4 (30:53):
I'm like what.
Speaker 1 (30:55):
That was both trash Like no, bro.
But Christian Bale, hey,christian Bale was a good one,
bro.
Speaker 5 (31:03):
He did a shit.
Speaker 1 (31:05):
Like it's just something about that, the way he
embraced that character, likeyou could just just I don't know
, it's like you could just sensethe darkness and the pain.
You know I'm saying within thatcharacter, but I I got off
topic and shit my bad um, what'ssome?
Well, like, what's, what's someof the challenging things for
(31:26):
you when it comes to acting?
Speaker 2 (31:30):
um, I haven't faced any challenges yet.
Um the roles that I haven'treally played a particular role.
I've been doing a lot ofbackground and um actually work
I feel like so I haven okay, soI just did Silent Witness with
Christy Tate and Jen GoddardShout out to them for having me
(31:54):
be a part of their movie anddevouring my moment in there.
I got a chance to play a judgein there, so that was dope.
They said I did a good job.
I don't.
I've never been a judge, soshit, you know.
I just I did the best I could.
Speaker 4 (32:14):
I don't do judges before in real life Shit.
Speaker 2 (32:16):
I don't tell nobody.
I can't tell nobody none ofthat shit.
Shit.
You cool, I'm cool.
Speaker 1 (32:24):
So let me ask you this when?
Where did you get?
Let me ask you this when didyou get so playing that judge?
Where did you get theinspiration from it?
Did you watch movies?
You know?
Speaker 3 (32:36):
what I'm saying.
Speaker 2 (32:36):
Did you watch court TV?
Speaker 1 (32:37):
I don't know what you do, judge Mathis.
Speaker 4 (32:44):
I'm going to crack down on that one.
Speaker 1 (32:53):
You sound like a dope thing.
You sound like a damn dopething.
Yeah, judge Mathis is brutal.
I don't know who works him.
What's the other motherfucker?
Speaker 2 (33:08):
Judge Joe.
Judge Joe Brown.
Judge Joe Brown.
Speaker 1 (33:09):
Yeah, judge Joe, judge Joe Brown or something,
whatever the fuck his name is.
So did you like watching JudgeMathis?
What, what did you pick up?
What did you pick up from fromhim in order to play that
character?
Speaker 2 (33:24):
Uh, just trying to stay relaxed and um pay to stay
relaxed and pay attention towhat's going on, so that way I
can make a conscious decision, aproper conscious decision, and
I'm biased in that moment, rightall right.
Speaker 1 (33:39):
all right, that's what's up.
So what did you shoot the filmat?
Was it in Chicago?
What was?
Speaker 2 (33:45):
it at.
It was in Chicago.
Speaker 1 (33:48):
Okay.
Speaker 2 (33:50):
One of the movies I just shot with Barry Brewer.
We shot that in Indiana andthat's okay so yeah, shout out
to Barry man.
He a comedian and he did theshow Russ with Tyler Perry, so
he got his own studio OBE studioand he did the show for us with
(34:11):
Tyler Perry, so he got his ownstudio OBE Studios out there in
Indiana.
Real dope man, hold on for aminute.
Speaker 1 (34:19):
Hold on for a minute.
Speaker 3 (34:26):
Smoke be quiet.
Speaker 2 (34:27):
Go to my bed.
Yeah, so the Blue Room will becoming soon.
Y'all check for that.
That's supposed to be on BET.
Plus, shout out to him for realairing his team.
Man.
They gonna give your boy creditin the movie for the brand
there you go put me in the BETdatabase.
Love it, I love it bro man,that's congratulations, man.
Speaker 1 (34:53):
real shit, put me in the BET database.
Love it, I love it, bro.
Speaker 2 (34:55):
Man, that's long, bro .
Congratulations, man, real shit, thank you.
He allowed me to have them do awhole fashion show in his movie
, bro.
I wore like five outfits, okay,so I feel like I did a whole
show.
Speaker 1 (35:07):
That is.
That is, hey, man, like I said.
I said, bro, I'm a firmbeliever the dots will connect,
man.
Like, the more you put the workin, the dots will connect and
you just got to be fuckingpatient, bro.
You got to be patient and it'scrazy because, like I said, I
think the first time I seen youwas probably like six, six,
(35:28):
seven years ago.
At that event, you know whatI'm saying.
And to talk to you now and hearabout the progress that you're
making, man, that's huge man.
Once again, congratulations,bro.
Right Straight up.
Who are some of your favoriteactors?
Speaker 2 (35:47):
Some of my favorite actors Denzel Marlon Wayans.
Speaker 1 (35:57):
Really Marlon Wayans?
I've never heard a nigga saythat.
Speaker 2 (36:01):
Okay, so my name is Marlon, so all my life,
everybody be like look up Marlon, say cheese, oh shit.
Okay, yeah, and me and mybrothers I don't know we act
crazy Like we would be on Live aColor or some shit.
(36:24):
You feel we always crackingjokes and stuff like that and
then like I'm the oldest Right.
So to them I would be like keenand I'm the one that's going to
put everybody on.
Speaker 1 (36:36):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (36:36):
But I have to ask my mom if she had a crush on this
nigga, because my first name,like his name, is Marlon Wayans.
I'm Marlon Dwayne, Like come onwhat you on.
Speaker 1 (36:49):
Oh damn, what you on man, Right, Right, right, right,
right.
Well, nah, man you say fuckaround, let me find you.
Speaker 2 (36:55):
You don't pretend though, like Mo Money, that's
like one of my favorite six men,because that reminds me of me
and my brother, who passed away.
Speaker 1 (37:06):
Man.
Hey, bro, I ain't gonna evenlie to you.
Sorry to hear about yourbrother.
I ain't gonna lie to you, bro.
I think the Sixth man was oneof the first movies that I I
ain't gonna even lie.
I cried.
Speaker 2 (37:20):
Bro, real shit.
Speaker 1 (37:21):
Bro, no lie.
Speaker 2 (37:22):
I cried no lie.
Speaker 1 (37:24):
I cried, Like me and my little brother.
Speaker 2 (37:26):
We used to get in trouble for playing basketball
in the house and shit like thatyou feel me so and my brother
died Well two of my brothersdied in the fire, so oh wow, I'm
sorry.
Yeah, when we was kids, so evenwhen I go play basketball now
(37:46):
you might even laugh.
It's like I don't be playingthe people in front of me.
Speaker 1 (37:54):
I be playing against my brother, you playing.
No, I feel you.
I feel you and I kind offigured that's where you was
going.
I kind of figured that's whereyou was going with it.
So, man, like that's resilience, bro, you know what I'm saying.
Like, whether you know it ornot, that's resilience for you
to be able to deal with that, todeal with two losses, and still
(38:15):
keep moving on and be theperson and become the person
that you've become.
That's resilience.
Like a motherfucker dude, realshit.
I commend you for that man.
Speaker 2 (38:25):
It ain't easy.
Speaker 1 (38:26):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (38:28):
But I appreciate it.
Speaker 1 (38:36):
Man, that man, yeah, but I appreciate it, man.
Uh, so I know you're somethingabout the record label and I
apologize, man, I couldn't get.
I was trying to get the song.
You sent me the song, um, Iain't done.
I ain't done yet, right?
Speaker 2 (38:46):
yeah, because we're going to shoot, because we're
going into my fifth year and alot of people didn't even think
I was going to make it this far.
So I got a few tracks for thebrand, but this one right here
is going to jumpstart it,jumpstart the whole music
direction and everything.
And yeah, that's my littlecousin.
(39:07):
I told you I'm like Kenan, so Igot to put everybody so that's
my little cousin.
I told you I'm like Kenan, so Igot to put everybody.
So this is my little cousin.
And yeah, he went and did histhing on that track, man, he did
that.
Speaker 1 (39:18):
That track was dope.
I appreciate that that trackwas dope.
I was trying to download it butit wouldn't let me do it.
But the motherfucker was dope.
Everybody out there, man, y'all, make sure y'all check out.
I Ain't Done Yet by Shooty.
It's on Spotify, it's on allplatforms, right?
Okay, that shit was dope, realtalk.
So you starting to label?
Speaker 2 (39:39):
right, I guess you could say that.
I guess you could say that.
So the actual business isPretty Fly Corporation, is
Pretty Fly Corporation, andPretty Fly Corporation houses
the music, the movies, theclothes and everything else that
(39:59):
I'm going to do.
You feel me?
So, yeah, this is all goingunder that branch.
This is another branch ofPretty.
Flat Corporation.
And yeah, shout out to EJLabise and Shabless, the crown
holder, GS, the brand DirtyEagle.
(40:19):
Shout out to all the peoplethat came through Billy Banz
yeah, shout out to all of them.
Man, they came through anddropped their verses and
everything, so we got more musicfor them.
We got more music for y'allShoot.
I even dropped one of thetracks, Okay.
Speaker 1 (40:35):
How was that?
Speaker 2 (40:38):
It's something for the ladies, so it was always
good with me.
Okay, Okay, okay, okay yeah man, it's a collab we did called
Come Over.
So yeah, man, something for thelate, that's dope.
I'm going to drop that withsome visuals for Valentine's Day
(40:58):
.
Speaker 1 (41:01):
Nice With the after hours.
Lingerie gear.
Speaker 2 (41:06):
Yeah, we're going to have some of that in there In
the video.
Speaker 1 (41:11):
Hey man, I'm telling you, I was about to say like a
Diddy party, but I probablyshouldn't say that we're going
to definitely have a good time.
We're definitely going to have agood time.
Yes, sir, that's probably whatDiddy said too.
Bro, let's keep it real, allright.
(41:38):
Speaking of such man on thepodcast man, we like to play
different games and shit man.
Um, so this one is called drugs, right?
All right, so it's a differentcategory of drugs, right so?
So one like the first one wouldbe.
The first category would be adinner party, so a drug that you
would do at a dinner party,right?
Second one would be a drug thatyou would do at a house party.
(42:01):
The other one would do would bea drug that you would do at a
pity party, meaning we don'tfuck with that.
You know what I'm saying.
Like we don't fuck with that.
You know what I'm saying, wedon't fuck with them.
Kind of drugs, right.
And then the last categorywould be the drug that you would
do at a ditty party.
I'm going to name some shit off.
(42:25):
I'm going to name a drug andyou tell me what category you
would put it in.
Either it's a dinner party, ahouse party, a pity party or a
ditty party.
Speaker 2 (42:37):
Okay.
Speaker 1 (42:41):
We ain't judging over here.
All I do is read so shit.
Speaker 3 (42:47):
And that ain't a drug .
Speaker 1 (42:48):
No, no, what I'm saying?
I'm saying your thought, yourthought yeah, alright.
So the first one, so the firstdrug would be Acid, A dinner
party, a house party, a pityparty or a ditty party.
Speaker 2 (43:08):
A pity party Mushrooms.
Speaker 1 (43:09):
A pity party or a ditty party.
A pity party, all right,mushrooms.
Speaker 2 (43:16):
Mushrooms.
You probably need the houseparty meth did you say a rave?
Speaker 1 (43:44):
no, I I Adderall she had a college party.
Um Coat Dinner party, houseparty, petty party or dinner
(44:09):
party.
Alright, then Coke Dinner party, house party, pity party or
dinner party.
Alright, then Last one, weedDinner party, house party, pity
party or dinner party Party.
What is that?
Pity party, goddamn it.
Speaker 2 (44:26):
Mary is always welcome.
Speaker 1 (44:31):
Hey bro, I agree with you.
I agree with you on that, heyman, hey bro, real talk.
I'm really appreciative thatyou was able to link your time,
man, because, like I said, man,I commend you for all the stuff
you've done.
I've been seeing you throughoutthe years on the scene and
we've chopped it up, but wenever had a chance to really get
(44:51):
on the podcast.
So I appreciate you hopping onhere, bro, and I appreciate
everything that you do.
Man, real talk.
Speaker 2 (44:56):
I appreciate you having me man.
Thanks a lot Letting me come onyour platform and do my thing,
bro no problem.
Speaker 1 (45:04):
I mean we're going to see each other again.
Let everybody know where tofind you, what you got coming up
and everything.
Anything that they need to know, let them know All right.
Speaker 2 (45:15):
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y'all all to go and follow meright now at Devour Fashion.
That's on any platform.
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(45:35):
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Okay, all right.
Now, if you're in the St Louisarea October 18thth, pop out.
We got a whole cast for afashion show.
We we got coming up man, it'sgonna be dope man.
You know, we got to get it realsexy out there, since that's
(45:58):
what sexy read from.
So it gotta be sexy, right?
So come out there, show me yousexy and devour your moment with
us.
All right, you can go to mypage and get all the information
there.
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Speaker 1 (46:16):
For sure, for sure.
Hey, man, once again,congratulations on all the
success.
Keep going forward, man.
Keep using your time wisely,bro.
More than anything, man.
Keep using your time wisely,bro.
More than anything, man, keepusing your time wisely, straight
up.
That's how you, in my opinion,I think that's how you leave a
legacy, real talk.
And, uh, stay away from them.
(46:37):
Ditty parties and shit.
Man, facts, my nigga facts,real talk.
But I'll be seeing you in thestreets.
Oh, no, sir, no sir, no sir, nosir, but I will definitely be
(46:58):
seeing you in the streets.
Man and man, we're going tochop it up again, bro, real talk
, I appreciate your time bro, besmooth out there.
Be safe out there bro.
Yes, bro, appreciate you, bro,be smooth out there, be safe out
there, bro, and stay dangerous.
Yes, sir, yes, sir, man, y'allgot to give it up for my man, mr
DeBauer.
Man, that man got a lot goingon, real talk.
(47:18):
And right now, man, what we'reabout to do is we're about to
get into the DJ spotlight of theWeek.
Ayo, I tell y'all, all the time, man, djs.
If y'all want y'all 10 to12-minute mix featured on the
Shits Podcast, hey, man, send itin to djmonsoonstorah at
gmailcom.
Make sure you put your 9-minutemix where you from all that
(47:41):
type of shit, man.
But as for now, we're going toget into man, we're going to get
into this mix by yours trulyand man.
I hope you all enjoy it.
Man, it's right here on theShiz Podcast.
Speaker 6 (48:22):
Let's get it.
The employers over here.
Yeah, we're back to work.
I took time off while therappers got jerked Due to the
fact they, whacking their track,have to go back and stack cause
they lack the ingredients, epmdand scratch for that.
Yo, I'm the hip hopper busta.
So shocker, down with MD.
Yes, the microphone doctor, onewrecks, the other destroys, and
if you think you ready to mess,kill the noise we don't play.
(48:44):
When it's time to slay, I get acut from my homie yo.
Then I lay back and mack andall the rhymes I pack and wait
for a sucker to jump and thenattack.
Well, I'm known to be themaster in the MC field no
respect in 87, 88, chenille,cause I produce and get loose
when it's time to perform.
Whack a sucker like Mop andGlow, that's what it's born.
It's back the second time, buton a different assignment, to do
a suckin' new track.
(49:04):
Who needs a rap and alignment?
Cause I'm the cream in the cropwhen it's time to do a show.
Girl, he's on my jock for mydope intro.
As I glance at hedouble-kittin' microphone
wrecker, turn on my callers sayyou might check Until the ladies
ain't no party-goin'.
Some call me Pete, then othersslow-flower Brother's on my jock
for the way I hold a piece ofsteel.
To what you're saying.
Speaker 4 (49:24):
To what you're saying me how you want me, when you
(50:14):
got a girl, dj Monsoon Starop,the dopest DJ you've heard thus
far.
Speaker 3 (50:22):
Okay, my man is my man is your man.
Her, that's her man too.
My man is my man is your man.
Her, that's her man.
Tuesday and Wednesday, thursdayand Friday I just keep him
satisfied through the weekend.
You like nine to five.
(50:42):
I'm the weekend.
Make or lose it's mine everyweekend.
Speaker 4 (51:03):
I'm a hustler baby.
I just want you to know itain't where I've been, but where
I'm about to go Now.
I just wanna love ya, but bewho I am.
Speaker 6 (51:21):
And with all this cash, you forget your man.
Now give it to me.
Give me that funk, that sweet,that nasty, that gushy stuff,
but don't bullshit me.
Give me that funk, that sweet,that nasty, that gushy stuff
when the Rimmys in the systemain't no tellin' when I fuck em
will I diss em.
That's what they be yellin'.
I'm a pimp by blood, notrelation.
(51:42):
Y'all be chasin', I'll replacethem.
Huh, drunk on Chris, mommy on E.
Can't keep a little model handsoff me, both in the club, high
singing off key and I wish Inever met her.
It gets better.
Ordered another round.
It's about to go down.
Got six model chicks, sixbottles of Chris, four velvet
(52:02):
ass got weed everywhere.
What do you say me?
You and your Chloe glasses?
Go somewhere private where wecould discuss fashion Like Prada
blouse, gucci bra, filth,marjean, take that off, give it
to me.
Gimme that funk, that sweet,that nasty, that gushy stuff,
but don't bullshit me.
C'mon, gimme that funk, thatsweet, that nasty, that gushy
(52:22):
stuff.
Give it to me, gimme that funk,that sweet, that nasty, that
gushy stuff, but don't bullshitme.
Give me that funk, that sweet,that nasty, that gushy stuff.
Dj Monsoon's the rock, first ofhis name, dopest in the game.
Speaker 3 (52:52):
I'm the best.
I'm the best.
I'm the best, doin' what I got.
Some people think that I'mListenin' to some words and I'm
not for the world.
I'm just tryin' to be me, doin'what I got, doin' what I got.
Some people think that I'mListenin' to some words and I'm
not for the world.
I wonder why there's nothingleft to say.
(53:20):
Top of the world, top of theworld Still no.
Top of the world.
Top of the world.
Top of the world.
Top of the world, yeah, yeah.
I wonder why there's often somein my life Very dull and
everything is so rare.
I wish that you could know thetruth.
Yeah, my life is real, soplease don't get it twisted.
(53:42):
Problems are same.
You gotta be there with.
These are the things I wish youknew.
Oh, oh, oh, oh.
Always on someone's side.
So many words, not why.
I wish that you'd be down withme, with me when I can't trust
myself, always need someone else.
I need to be free, but it's notthat easy.
(54:09):
I'm just trying to be me.
People think that I'm justsitting on some world.
I'm just trying to be me,proving what I got, proving
(54:39):
People think that I'm justsitting on some world.
I still do the same thing.
We can cut the talking short.
If it ain't about cake, I ain'tsittin' on top, I want a house
on a lake.
I'm that snotty nose cap with anew BM.
If you mess with Brandon, I gotto bruise your chin.
I be with Puff the girl be likewho's his friend.
If I hit the chick now, sheprobably move me in.
(55:00):
So you got to tell me right noweither you're with the cats who
make the hits or the one thatsee the chips but don't stop it.
Speaker 5 (55:11):
What's the use of on the way, if I might have to chop
it?
I used to love the lady cause Ilearned the logic.
She only mess with me.
So the money ain't no object.
If it ain't chris, he won't popit.
If it ain't platinum with ice,he won't rock it.
Speaker 3 (55:21):
When I wake up in the morning love and the sunlight
hurts my eyes.
Speaker 5 (55:31):
And something without warning love bears heavy on my
mind.
Then I look at you and theworld's alright with me.
Speaker 3 (55:49):
Just one look at you.
Speaker 5 (55:53):
And I know it's gonna be A lovely day.
A lovely day, I love it.
I love it.
Speaker 3 (56:09):
I love it, I love it, I love it, I love it, I love it
, I love it, I love it, I loveit, I love it, I love it, I love
it, I love it, I love it, Ilove it, I love it, I love it, I
love it, I love it, I love it.
I DJ Monsoon Starov, the dopestDJ.
Speaker 4 (56:28):
You heard thus far you like that, tell me what you
gon' do to me.
Confrontation ain't nothin' newto me.
You could break a bullet, breaka sword, break a fork, but you
can't bring the truth to me.
Fuck you and all yourexpectations, I don't even want
your congratulations.
Speaker 5 (56:33):
I recognize your false traffic lights.
I don't even want your falsetraffic lights.
I don't even want your falsetraffic lights.
I don't even want your falsetraffic lights.
I don't Bring a bullet, bring asword, bring a morgue, but you
can't bring the truth to me.
Fuck you and all yourexpectations.
I don't even want yourcongratulations.
I recognize your falseconfidence and calculated
promises.
So I'll end your conversation.
(56:55):
I hate people that feelentitled.
Look at me crazy, cause I ain'tinvite you.
All you up for and you themoral to the story.
You a dorks and motherfucker.
I don't even like you.
Corrupted man's heart with agift.
That's how you find out whoyou're dealing with.
It's my percentage who I'mbuilding with.
I want the credit if I'm losingor I'm winning On my mama.
That's the realest shit.
I get to feel your heart.
(57:15):
I get to feel your heart.
I get to feel your heart.
I get to feel your heart.
I get to feel your heart.
I get to feel your heart.
Speaker 3 (57:26):
I get to feel all clear.
I can feel it all clear.
I can feel it all clear.
I can feel it all clear.
I can feel it all clear.
It's maybe the night that mydreams might let me know All
these stars are closer, allthese stars are closer, all
these stars are closer.
It's maybe the night that mydreams might let me know All
(57:46):
these stars are closer, allthese stars are closer.
It's maybe the night that mydreams won't let me know All the
stars are closer, all the starsare closer, all the stars are
closer.
In cold, when the ego gets youtalking, I get involved like a
rebound.
No control, no off switch, andthe way that you bringin' me
down, it's a turn around.
(58:06):
Get it away from me, leave mealone, keep away from me.
I just cry for the reason, Ijust pray for the reason.
I just think for the life, forthe day, for the odds, not
another night breathing.
I did it all for the feel good.
You let me in all that.
(58:27):
You feel bad.
Better, live your life We'vebeen running out of time and
think about all of this and younever get your girl Over this.
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,oh, oh, oh.
(58:52):
Maybe the night that my dreamsmight let me know.
All the stars are closer, allthe stars are closer, all the
stars are closer.
Maybe the night that my dreamsmight let me know.
Speaker 4 (59:03):
All the stars are closer.
All the stars are closer.
All the stars are closer.
Dj Monsoon Starop, the dopestDJ you've heard thus far.
Speaker 1 (59:24):
Yo yo, yo yo yo.
What up y'all?
We are now back at the fifthpodcast.
Yo, that was dj spotlight, thatwas my mix, right there.
Y'all boy, your boy, djmonsoon's to rock, yo, djs, if
you want your mix feature on thepodcast, email me at dj
(59:45):
monsoonersToRock At gmailcom.
It can be 10 to 12 minutes.
Make sure y'all put y'all namein there.
Everything, cause you wanna getyour props On your mix, all
that.
So I'ma leave y'all with this.
I don't know who need to hearthis, but who the fuck Is
raising Y'all weird ass grownmen that's acting like Little
(01:00:10):
ass girls I'm not gonna say nonames Specifically, but some of
y'all dudes out there, y'allacting real feminine and it's
just.
It's just.
I'm just curious who the fuckraised y'all man?
Like when did men Stop knowinghow to act like men?
(01:00:31):
You know what I'm saying.
Like who the fuck raised you?
Think about that.
Think about why is it that youdo the shit that you do?
Who the fuck influenced you?
Real talk?
Okay, some people may get madat that.
I think motherfucking TikTokbanned me for saying that shit
at one point, but I don't care.
I'm going to leave you out withthis too.
(01:00:52):
Make fans, not followers,followers will get you clout,
but fans will get you work.
Trust the process.
Realize nothing happensovernight.
Don't set goals, set routines,implement systems.
Work that shit on a daily basis.
If you fall off one day, getright back on to the next day.
(01:01:13):
Consistency makes change.
Consistency makes change.
You may not see the results ina week, but you may see it the
week after that.
Consistency makes change.
Start a routine, work theirroutine, work them systems.
Believe in it.
Have a plan and yo y'all canfind the Shits podcast on
(01:01:36):
Spotify, apple Podcasts,podmatch, any place where you
get your podcasts at.
You can find the Shits podcast,the Shits S-H-I-T-T-S podcast
and the shits there for some hipindividuals thinking, then
speaking.
You can also find me onInstagram at monsoonstara that's
S-T-A-R-A-W.
(01:01:58):
You can find me at the shitspodcast on Instagram.
You can find me on Facebookmonsoonstara TikTok,
monsoonstara.
Snapchat.
Same shit, I believe.
Look it up on Facebook.
Monsta Rhyme, tiktok.
Monsta Rhyme.
Snapchat same shit, I believe.
You know, look it up, google it, motherfucker.
Anyway, thank y'all for all thesupport.
Tell a friend to tell a friendto tell a friend to check out
the podcast.
And once again, thanks to myman, mr Deval, for stopping
(01:02:21):
through Y'all.
Check out his movies.
Y'all check out the recordlabel, the Joint I Ain't Done
Yet by Shooty.
It's dope as fuck.
Y'all.
Make sure y'all check that shitout and I will holler at y'all
next week on the Shiz Podcast,y'all.
Speaker 3 (01:02:40):
I'm out Peace.
Speaker 1 (01:02:42):
Hold up, yo, I'm out, I'm out, I'm out, I'm out, I'm
out, I'm out, I'm out, I'm out,I'm out, I'm out, I'm out, I'm
out, I'm out, I'm out, I'm out,I'm out, I'm out, I'm out.
(01:03:05):
I'm out, I'm out, hey.
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