Music is Everything! Starring Young Claybo - Motivational speaker- Hip Hop Artist-

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Episode Transcript

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Lady, Why are you trying tomake a fool of meat? Why you
need to know your history so respectedin the industry. You see, I'm
trying to leave the legacy irrelevant tomy progress in depended. Oh yeah,
you know that so many chases.No need the babies a permission because you

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see prefect trade camels to cut youraccess to night le trade came access to
night, then access to night thenight bo access tonight. Hey. Hey,

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hey, you guys, we madeit back in here another Thursday.
Yes turn up for twenty twenty Vision. Yes, yes, and yes And
how does that go? Los?That? Okay? I'm so excited.
It's one of my favorite shows.It's all about music. This is our

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episode of Music Is Everything. Thisis our first episode of Music Is Everything
this year for the twenty twenty fourBaby Turn up for Music is Everything on
twenty twenty Vision. Y'all see thissmile. I'm excited talking about my favorite
subject to talk about. And Ialso have a special guest that I'm gonna

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be very excited to introduce to youguys. He goes by the name of
Clay Bowl. I also have myco host to the left of me,
Co piloting the plain. He goesby the name of edwy La Grant.
Say hello to the people that Ialso have my girl, my road dog,

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my acepoon coon. She's back inthe building with us today. We
call her the Fierce One. Sayhello to the people. Hello, Hello,
how y'all doing. Yes, we'regonna be doing a little tag team
in the day. Don't and gety'all minds out of the gutter. Get
y'all mon, let's just stop thatright now. Okay, you already starting,

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already started. But y'all know howI like to do. Before I
get started, I want to givemy shout out. I want to shout
out Nicki Minaj because she released PinkFriday two and hit number one on the
charts during her first week, andshe's starting her world tour. That's what
I said, worldwide tour. Mygirl, darling Nikki, that's what I

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call her. You do your thing, girl, shout out to you.
Definitely want to shout out my son. Yeah, Shure rockmand Bruce Resting,
having son, Love you forever,ever and ever and ever, never forgotten
about, always remembered. We're goingto continue to celebrate you and play your
music. Every time we get achance. Shameless shameless plugs. I'm plugging

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you all the way through in andout the universe. I love you.
Son. Also want to shout outmy other son, y P. Dreski.
They did a mixtape called play aShit. They did that shit.
They did that before my son transit, my oldest son transitioned, and we've
been celebrating playing that that album Andif you haven't got it yet, go

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cop that. You know, youcan listen on any platform that you want
to listen on called play a Shit. I have a couple of favorites.
One is called Swerve. That's myfavorite one. Well, one of my
favorites swerveswre Swer Swerves, she saysit all cute. And then my other
favorite one is all I can say. Well, I shut my mouth on

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that sands and stuff. So,speaking of y P. Dreyski, do
we have that video? Yeah,let me show that real quick the promo
not yet, not yet, Okay, I'm gonna keep talking talking now,
who is that You were telling methat you wanted to shout out the fairest

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one that you had just saw atthe snow White Cafe or down this on
the Hollywood Boulevard. Oh yeah,Mark Ruffalo was next door to Snow White
Cafe getting a star today. Andby the way, I'm wearing a represent
and independent Artists when I got hisyou know, hey, merchandise on.

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But anyways, today I was nextdoor visiting him, and Mark Ruffalo was
outside and he actually beckoned for Joshto come in, but so, you
know, he was working. ButI thought that was dope. Shout out,
Shout out Mark, out to MarkRuffalo. Ruffo, Ruffo, Ruffo
just started day on Hollywood Ruffalo.Who's he's the Incredible Hulk? Okay,

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yeah, yeah, yeah, that'shis name. Shout out anybody. Shout
out to my kids, all right, Oh, shout out to my kids
too. Mama's my mama, andmy daddy and my grandpa Micah and Sabati
what's up? And shout out tomy tribe Maliki Montgomery and Tyshawn Cook.

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That was going too. I forgotto mention we got that white Petter RASKI
not yet did you send kid?Who are you sending it to? Oh?
You sent it to me, okayand sent it to me? Okay,
all right, all right, soI'm slipping on my pimp Okay,
where did Tony go? Right here? All right? Okay, okay,

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we're gonna get this showdon road,I promise y'all. All right, it
came to your text message. Yeah. And I want to shout out the
Grammys. They did a good job. I still haven't got a chance to
check out the Grammy's, but let'shear about it. Well. I like
Fantasia. She did a homage toTina Turner, and you know, she
wore a thing out. They stilltalking about her. She was elected.

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I love to see this girls,She's just yeah, he's an holy spirit.
I love it. I love it. And then I want to shout
out Music Cares. They they hadthey had me and Edwy as a special
guest. Music Cares is a aorganization, a nonprofit organization, and they

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help out artists, producers, stagehandlers, anybody in the music industry and
even in the entertainment inde Street.They help us out. You know,
we don't have four one k's andwe don't have insurance. You know,
traditionally and everything we have to gothird party or go outside. You know,

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our job description to get things tosecure us. Whereas Music Care they're
they're an organization that got together andthey fund all kinds of things. If
you need help with rent, ifyou need help with car registration, if
you need help with just about anything, medical, mental health. So what

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they did for me when my sonpassed, they helped me out a lot.
And one of the things they wereable to provide was mental health care
for me, grieving counseling, andit was dope. So on the next
show, I'll show you guys thevideo. They had me do a video
for them talking about my experience,myself as an artist as well as what

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they did for me, and theyshowed it at this it was John Bot
John what jo Yeah, don't forgetto mention that. Yes, John bon
Jovi, he was the person ofthe year. Yes, And it was
so star studied. Uh what's hisname from the Beatles was there, John
Paul McCarthy was there, Bruce Springsteenwas there, and they all got to

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see me on the big screen.They talk about my son and talk about
go ahead, go ahead. Speakingof the Grammys when you said about Fantasia,
Uh, yes, Sue, whathappened with kell Mike won three Grammys
then he got arrested. Yeah,I saw it. They just they never
told us why he got arrested.You know, I think he won three
Grammys. Okay, let's get tothis. Let's get to this so we

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can stay on time. Let's showthis y P Drayski. You know it's
dragging all night with Hello, Hello, with doing a few laps around a

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bitty and a binzo. It washopping up pivot in our kinds of mixtape,
jumping out the trunk like Nipto,all black, batmobile, no rental,
all white. Bitch got the tricksgone mental. I just ride my
rec videos, I got our brickon. I might let that bitch hit
that coupure sip. Okay, yes, yes, yes, and yes shout
out to y P Dreski. Availableon all platforms and you can hit them

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up on Instagram at y P DRASKIcheck them out. If you don't know,
now you know, you know?Okay, you guys, let's get
to those TikTok videos. Would shemoved off with? So spis still scuse

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me? Seriously? SAPs amazing again? Yes, oh my god, Harry's

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door to Wow. She might evenbe I don't know, like nine or
ten. She may even be alittle better than her mama. I was
sitting here holding back tears over here, like get it together. Get she
that's beautiful. Yeah, I lovethat, you know. Shout out to
her and she's going to I feellike she's a she's a next our next

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icon. I feel like she's gonnado it that big. Yeah. Yeah,
boys and man kids can sing too. You know they're working with Mary
J. Blige right now. Ohwow, Wow, they were with Mary
J. Yeah. I've heard hisboys. See I heard it was Yeah,
they sound just like them too.Are you serious? Yeah, there's
a lot of them and he gotthem all lined up singing, got Mary
J. Blose running through the studio, all of his kids. Is it

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just one of them? All ofthem, all of their kids, all
the kids from Boys and Men inOkay Part two? And so my niece
Neftari Queen Nefantaria, she sent thatto me. A couple of people say,
I guess I think it was sentto me like two or three times.
CJ. Might have even sent itto me. But shout out to
you guys for sending it to me. An Tony who was that? That

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was a Jackie Whittaker band. JackieWhittaker band. Shout out to you.
I love your content. Keep posting, and we're gonna keep showing it.
Okay, what we got next tome? I have a black mom.
Of course, I'm not spreading anight at nobody's house in there right here.
I have a black mom. Ofcourse, she's got one of my
little friends. I'm a black mom. Of course, I better know my
scorework like I know all of themsongs. I have a black mother.

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Of course, I better turn allthese lights off. What's wrong with you?
I have a black mom. Ofcourse, we keep all my grocery
bags. I have a black mum. Of course, she calls me everybody
else's day except for mine. Ihave a black mom, of course,
I got this house all that goodera. I have a black Mom's good?

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You have a black mom? What'syour black mom? Like that?
For the most part. Yes,I'm definitely on the spending the night and
going to other people's house. Whatabout you, Clay Bow, You got
a black mom? How was yourwas your Does that any of that sound
familiar? Definitely me. You knowI still got the bag. I got

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the bags right now, and okay, he still got the bag. We
all got the bag. Mom,multi useful bags. They want to make
us pay ten cent for it andthen talk about us for using it for
everything. Come on, trying tomake us feel bad, all right?
Uh? And then let me seewho sent that to means? No,

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I may have found that I no, no, no no. That might
have been my niece Dasa that sentthat to me. But who was the
originator? Jade Camille, Jade Camelle. Shout out to you, shout out
to you. Thank you. Allright, let's get it, let's keep
it going. Because we black women. We love your power and capability.

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You love you black women, blackwoman. I love your unwavering courage.
I love you black women, blackwomen. I love your passion and your
distinction. I love you black women. I love your very face. I
love you black women. That's blackwoman. I love the essence of everything
you are. We love you blackwomen. One thing I love about this

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black woman is the standard of excellency, love and kindness. She goes in
lips and ouse black woman. Ilove it. Olso I love you black
black woman. I love you,beautiful smile. I love you black women.
I love you black women. Ilove you black women, black women.

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I love how youuticulate your emotions.I love you black women. I
love you black women, Black women. I love your capabilities of being rady
and resilient and how's being a character? I show love you, you know.
I love you a black woman.I love your sense of staff.
You ain't great to you like blackwoman. I love your purer and I
love you. I love your notyour hair. I love you black woman,

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and I love you black women.Oh you crying? All these videos
are making me emotional. What isgoing on? I need some love in
my life or something. I ain'tgonna say what I was gonna say anyway,
you know what, not bad littlecomments to yourself, now, you

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know what? Yeah, that's thefair thing. I said that. Yeah,
usually I better not be having nodamn babies. I tell you that
right now. I'm just saying Ilove you black I tell you that right
now. That's how Josh he's socute. Yes, you know, obviously
for obvious reasons, I wanted toshow that. But I think there was

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there's Rick Cavati, I think that'shis name. He sent that to me
in the in box. Shout outto you, mister Cavati. And who
was the original King Phillips forty nine? Thank you King Phillips forty nine.
You may not feel really good.I know. So for the black man
in the room, y'all want tosay something before we move on from that
video? Yeah? What's that?I love you black woman? Oh,
I was waiting for a uniform.Thank you? What you got? What

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you say, Clay clay Ball,what you say, Clay back? I
love black women, I love andI love a complexion. Everything about a
black woman I coufor from a blackman. You better talk that sax late
and we love you back, andwe love your back, love you.
I'm gonna like that. Who isthat again? Uh? King Phillips forty

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nine, shout out to you,King Phillips forty nine. Okay, is
that the last one or the yeamortomorrow? Okay? What's it? A
few seconds minutes? Will you getthat one is twenty six and that one
is No, that's two thirty five, So definitely show the one that's twenty
six seconds? All right, herewe go, look at the camera.

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Say something cool. I put youon that dating website. Okay, cool,
go ahead. I played professional footballfor the Dallas Cowboys. No,
I'm a Normaly vet from Minnesota.I'm spider Man. That didn't have second
place. Say something true. LeonardoDiCaprio didn't really die in that Titanic.
He was just acting, No,dear, he died. She's cute.

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Oh yeah, she does look likedifferent for sure. I wasn't sure if
it was like makeup or if she'snaturally looked like, you know, it's
really beautiful like that. Yeah,I mean not beautiful. She just had
a different look to her. Butsometimes makeup can make you look a little
exotic or is you know, justenhancing what you already are. Yeah,
she looks almost like ai Ish thereyou go through her page like, yes,

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that's how she looked. Oh she'scute. You did that thing.
I hope she gets a little dealoff of that. Yeah, which'all think?
You know, Okay, acting isacting, it's fun. I thought
I was trying a voice over fromthe uh from the Sun, and that's
where it was. That's what Ithought it was. Yeah, that comedian

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that does those voice uh does Derekdoes those voice over? He's gone,
he's he's you know, he's ahe's a he's a set up comedian and
his show he's out of here.Just from those two nice. I love
you never know what TikTok can dofor you. I've seen it make some
superstars. Yeah you you you beon that, Like man, I gotta

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bring some of your videos on here, not just mine. Like even we
have a guest coming on soon thatwent viral TikTok. Yeah, I'm wearing
the shirt. Been trying to plugthem a today claim but we love you
too. He was actually gonna haveyou all together today, right, was
it? Yeah, but he wassaying, you know, yeah, he
he had to postpone, so butyeah, he went viral with his single

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on TikTok. That's you know,So we'll talk about that later. Wayne.
All right, okay you guys,but I'll further Ado. Let's get
this show on the road. AsI told you guys, we have a
wonderful guest that goes by the nameof Clay Bow and he is He is
the representation, the CEO, thefounder of fifty State Coalition. He's going

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to talk to us today about histour that he has crafted, curated and
cultivated and put together. We're soexcited. We're so excited to have them.
Music is definitely everything, y'all.Give a warm twenty twenty vision.
Welcome to clay Bow turn Yeah,slide, Cali Zone, Cali Zone.

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So we want how you feeling.I'm feeling awesome good, I mean,
everything got everything going. I loveit. Fifty State Coalition in the background.
Okayrand, Hey, they say,you you know, stay ready,
so you ain't got to get ready, you know. So we want to

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get all of your business. Wewant to get to know you a little
bit. And the first thing Iwould like to know is where are you
originally from? Oh yeah, I'moriginally from Compton, California, you know,
going and raising Compton. Okay,shout out to Compton. Yes,
we love you know me and Kelly. We love Cali. We do.
I actually used to think feel likeI was actually west Side. I mean

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because growing up, that's all welistened to is west Side. If you
go to yeah, for sure,ice Q, west Side, all them,
Tupac, Well Tupac wasn't actually fromhere, but he was at a
point representing the west Side, Sowest Side it was big for us.
Yeah you know, so yeah,sure, happy to have you here,
but but you're not here. You'rein You're in Vegas right now. I'm

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Vegas right now. What you stationedin Vegas? Just life. You know,
I moved around a lot, soI just got here and I just
posted up here for a minute,right, okay, So musically, can
you tell us who some of yourinspirations is or are. I really ain't

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got no inspiration, like as faras music, like, I'm very I'm
like inspiration, self inspirational. Youfeel meet. I get driven off myself
a lot, you know, becauseone time in life, I didn't listen
to no other artists because I don'twant no one to say that I was
still in their style or still intheir music, so I didn't. I
never listened to no other artists.So I really had to have that self

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motivation. So you know, Ialways had self motivation. I was driven
off me, but like just whatI want to achieve, you feel me?
So that's gonna keep me going today. So okay, and so you
produce as well? Yeah, youknow, you know I do everything.
You know, when you in thisgame and people want to overcharge you or
get over on you and not giveyou your work, you got to learn

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how to do everything, especially whenyou like you like like I'm gonna give
example, I used to go tothe studios on time fifteen minutes early because
I want to be on time andthey ain't no time. They hold on,
we got to wait on this andwe're still in this session and all
that. So I started buying myOne of my producers told me to start
buying your own engineer and stuff.So from day one, I've been I

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want to be independent. So Istarted just being hands on with everything.
So if I want the beats,I have to learn how to make my
own beats because I don't want toget over priced, you feel me,
And so I just learned how todo everything. So and that's what I
influenced most artists and everybody that's doingit, to be hands on everything,
like learn how to do everything,you know. So that's what it's about.

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So with your music, the typeof melodies that you lean into,
what what does your artists ear likethe most? What do you lean into?
It's to beat? If to beathow it ain't you know, I
could come from any So it's thebeat written, Okay, you know the
beat? How a producer and makethe beat of the be rocking is up?
But you're making beats as well,right, yeah? I make beats

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off my ear like I can't tellyou the keys and nothing I'm pushing and
none of that. But I canmake a beat you feel me. I
just I greog like off drum line. I play off my ear, so
I make it off feeling and shiplike that. So do you feel like
your production style? Do you feellike it's uh, you know, extremely
hip hop or do you feel likeyou're just well rounded? Like you got

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some R and B in there,you got some rock and roll? You
know what? Do you what?I got something everything? I saying I
can make anything from rock and role. I can make all that, you
know. I just can't dictate whatit's gonna be when I start. It's
just ain't that you feel me.I can't predict it. I just get
it in there and I start feelingit and then I create. So I
can't so that because I ain't reallyno producer. I just know how to

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do this. Ship you finished,So when I do it, just do
it, you feel me. Ican't even explain it, It's just happen.
So the body of work that youhave now, did you do collaborations
with other producers or did you makeall of your own music? A lot
of this stuff I got, Idid it with other people of the artists
produces YouTube beats, stealing beats,Jack and beats. What what you say

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that? Well, they been jackingfor beasts Jack and for beats, ice
cube Jack and for beats. Basically, you know what. Me and him
been in the studio a couple oftimes and we did some tracks and we're
just here beating, like y'all,let's find that and do that. You
know what I'm saying. Yeah,So when you say you find that and

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do that, are you meaning likeyou take that beat and remake it?
Are you actually still the beat?All of that, all of that,
all of that, We take it, make it, remake it. I
got a couple of producers, Frankiefly Man and well behave bro, I'm
finishing his beat. Remake it,remake it. And he DoD the same
thing, Clay Ball. Uh.Here we make the beat, you know,

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change it up a little bit,change a couple of notes. Watch
it. Sure, So, II thought you had something. You want
to ask them, Cibo? What'scracking is that? Uh? So?
Uh tell us a little bit aboutthis, Uh about the tour? Bro?
Well, how how you I mean? I remember we sitting in Vegas.

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We were sitting in Vegas, andI I remember cooking this up,
you know what I'm saying, whenwe were sitting in Vegas, when you
starting to talking about it. Soyou know what, what what gave you
the idea to to go ahead andpush forward with it? And and you
know how, how how do youplan on making a connection these different cities?
Uh? You know what I'm saying. You know it's called a network.
You feel me on you got anetwork. Your network's your network.

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So the independent tour we I actuallyhave to push it back because I have
to get some mold things in order. But it's all about connections, you
feel me, finding the right connections. And you got the Internet, so
it's nowhere that you can't touch.You know what I'm saying. You can
touch anywhere. So I just knowhow to use the internet to to get
to these cities in these states.So that's all I do. I reach

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in, you know, and Igrab somebody. It was handling less network,
you feel me, and I findout what they got going in they
city through that one of three,four five people are and then I do
my own research online for everything that'sgoing on with music in the city that
I'm trying to go that I wantto go to. So you know,
it's all about networking and doing yourresearch, finding the information and finding the
resources and just tapping in with peopleyou know and and network. Most of

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the time, you ain't gonna haveto pay nothing, you know, just
get there. So it's all aboutyour network. I'm just showing independent orders
how to really get it. Youfeel me. So that's all that's really
about. Okay, what the toursabout. So you're allowing another You're allowing
independent artists also jump on that tourwith you from other cities. That's yeah,
that's what we want. We wanteverybody to come on. Let's get
down. You feel me. Ifyou got some popping in your city,

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let's put it together. We're gonnapromote it. We're gonna pull up,
we're gonna network it. You feelme. So that's the power of network.
And I'm showing people the power ofnetworking because that's what people need right
now. You need your your relationships, built in relationships. You feel me,
that's gonna get you to the nextchapter. And you know it's going
and it's gonna it's gonna save youa lot of money. You feel me.

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That's what fifty State is all aboutsaving independent artists money and giving them
the most game though. You feelme, the most knowledge, the most
awareness on this shit. So it'smore like a development training on how to
manage self management and artists. Andit's not to really be in and I
get finished by the industry. Youfeel me so or anybody that's representing the

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industry, because a lot of peoplethat represent the industry they scamming. They
turn hip hop into a scam.To feel me, I'm the scam.
I come to say the world.I come to say, go show you
there's another way. It's another realway how you can get your own money.
It's a new era, so that'swhat I'm representing, a new era,
a new age. Told me youfeel me, So that's what that
was, folks. You feel me. We showing that we connect, we

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can do it together. You probablyain't got no thousands, but if you
get nine more people will one hundreddollars, y'all can pack a club.
You feel me and y'all break bridge. So that's all it's about coming together,
kay, bringing all the independent artists, all the ghettos, all the
under people, the people that's underrated, the people that slept on. That's
who I'm looking forward, reaching outto me. Nobody believing you know,

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but you home being you working everyday, you putting in that work,
and they sleeping on you tapping withme and we gonna make it happen.
So that's what I mean. I'mrepresenting the underground. Okay, what type
of venues are you targeting when you'reout there right now? You know,
when you independent, we ain't gotno big budget. So right now we
just we're targeted on all the openmics, all the venues in the city,

(28:41):
whatever they got going on in thecity. Most the city free.
People don't know that it's free.And then when you get to the city,
you network. You attack the placeswhere it's a lot of people.
The college is, you go tothe homeless shelters, you go everywhere people
at you feel me and you network. So that's what I know how to
do. I know how to getout out here. I ain't scared to
go nowhere. People scared to getout see people baby, with this internet

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shit feel me so and it's cojustedlike I just got off the internet.
Forward with my internet. People theytalking about is congusted in my area.
The Internet is cojusted. It's toomany people trying to make it online.
So I'm attacking the streets and I'mbringing that back. You know, I'm
from the eighties, so I'm usingthe old school taxes. Let's get it
so important. Yeah, yeah,that's that's how even the majors they make

(29:26):
their money on the road, youknow what I mean, because the label
is pretty much taking you know,most of the money as well as the
the dps, the digital platforms,you know, the zero point zero one
percent on the dollar, Like that'sthat's such a thin salt, Like we
never like you would never sign acontract like that in real life, but
yet to put our music on aplatform. That's what they're doing. But

(29:47):
they have new they have these newplatforms now that that independent people are coming
out with, and they're like,look, we'll give you all your money,
like you know, let's just youknow, keep it real and you're
not a masters is like that right? Not so much. I'm with you.
United, they're one of the distributionhouses. I'm with They say there
that way, but they're not.Look, it takes about say go your

(30:10):
own internet, get your own website, build your own platforms. While I
got fifty state coalition dot com.See, let me give you the game
on building your website and pushing yourwebsite. You become a distributed now once
you get popping, now you thedistributor. Now you YouTube, now you
all these other platforms. That's whatI stand for. See, people don't
trust the process. They scared youfeel me. They ain't YouTube trust the

(30:32):
process. They wanted to overnight website. They trusted the process. They don't
have nobody on their website one day, feel me until now they got people
off, billions of people viewing onthey thing because they trust the process.
People give up. I'm twenty yearsin this thing. I didn't been blacklisted
and all that, but I ain'tever giving up. Feel me. That
just give me. I don't knowthe name, but they say when you
fall down, every time you falldown and make them stronger. That's who

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I am. You hear me,That's what I represent in his industry.
We want to show of people whatyou've been up to your music and uh
you know what they can look forwardto hearing on this tour an Tony,
can you show that for us?I'm ready the cool because of riot ry

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girls going crazy. They inside excided, Please don't try me. Mons spises
violence. They're killing Keith silent.I'm the girl because of riot ry girls
going crazy. They incided, excided, Please don't try me. Mon be
silent, seem more room for thekeys. Silent put press in that design,

(31:53):
got them chicking me. Ain't no, please fine doing nothing, cut
sy. I can't get hi ifyou play with me. I got the
goods they find trust, they gonnabuy it. They doing being body for
Fox security. I got the ones. That's my body goes. I ain't
have no nigga to kill lesson Senate. So we in the cold while they're

(32:15):
enough drinking up the mob. Igot over. She stuffed the muscle.
Go little mama. Try to putyou see going on all this cook Imus
off the crop brons. I gotgirls coming here. You know I'm want
scot. I'm the cool because ofriot rye girls called crazy. They insidey

(32:37):
excience. Please don't try me.My niggas violet pilence. They're killing kids
silent. I'm the girl because ofriot Ryan girls calling crazy. They inside
the silence. Please don't try me. My niggas violence virus they're killing keeps

(32:58):
silence. Yeah, silent. Itstarted right. Yeah, I like that.
That's the ant that it was hot. It was dope. It sounds
like you have Southern roots or something. Anybody from your in your past or

(33:19):
in your family from South. Mygranny originally from Texas, Okay, from
Oklahoma. So everybody she got anally? How that what part of do
you know what part of Oklahoma?Okay? I'm originally from Oklahoma. That's

(33:44):
why I so shout out to Oklahoma. We in this. No, we
all came from right, especially migratingto the West and all of that,
but we all from the South.Okay. So talk to us a little
bit about your your artists. WhenI was there in Vegas, I met
one of your artists, the beautifulI got to talk about Kiki too.

(34:05):
Come on with it. We couldn't. It wouldn't have been an interview if
y'all wouldn't let me talk about her. You feel me, feel me,
that's my that's my dog man.She she trust in the process heard being
a I think she gonna get alot of successful from trusting this independence ship.
You feel me. I'm teaching theirhands on how to be independent.
She's seeing in front. You knowwhat I'm saying right here, it ain't

(34:25):
from you feel me, she's seeingit. It ain't like I'm just talking.
So but she great. She gota beautiful voice, she got great
energy. She is still she Shea good person. You heard me.
Well, really what really made mework with her was her conversation. She
was talking about what she's gonna dofor her civilians and certain things that.
So that's when it treated me toreally want to work her. It was

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it was fuck the talent. Ican go find that anywhere, but it's
really was behind the talent. Soshe got a story and she got something
I want to expose to the world. So that's what it is. Kiki
too magical. Man. She gother EP, first EP called I Am
I am Me. It's some fiftystate coalition only you can go purchase it
right now, go rush over there, fifty stalls. I am Me.

(35:10):
Though, y'all remember let me hearthat rocking first ship. She only twenty
four. She did it when shewas twenty three. She got some hits
on that thing. Hear man,my mama, So you know she gonna
be big, you feel me?So what type of music R and B?
What type of music she R andB Neo soul. Hey am for
that rapp and all that. Butyou know I'm a week different over here.
I don't want to do what everybody'sdoing. She a female, So

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we're gonna we're gonna bring back someyou know, she got like she twenty
focus. She gotture music. Shefeels me. It's a different type of
vibe. Man. It's some realgood ship for y'all. Hear and so
all right, you want to lookout that we got new We got new
CONTI coming too. So it's alot coming word, movies, a lot
of stuff. Man, feel me. She got her own shoe already.
You know we can be money.When I got shoes, they don't heal.

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She got her own sho you gotyou don't have happen to have it
right there with you? Do youbring the shoe? Yeah? I love
her. She got her own herown clothing line. That's dope. She
got You know what, because I'vebeen in the game for twenty years,
so I know what to do.You feel. Yeah, Artists, when

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you get an artist, man,and any artists I get, they get
that. You come. If you'rerocking women, you get you a shoe.
Okay, you get you a shoe. What did he give about?
Did he give out something? Butdid he take your shopping? You got
to be a man. But youmess with Clay. That's what they said.
I don't know. I love you. Did nothing against it. I
love it. I look at that. Shoot, that is cool. Oh

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that is hold it in front ofyou, your your your background. You
hold it in front of your yoursweater. Yeah, so we can see
it like that. Yeah, becauseyeah, that is so. Those are
the ones, these gold bottoms,they're beautiful red anyway, you know,

(37:07):
let's go go go, let's gogo, let's call it. Let me
see hold that up. Oh that'sthe box. Okay, Kiki Personal,
Too Magical. Shout out to KeikiToo Magical. You can send it.
You can send a pair of themshoes over this way. You know,
we can rock them and market themfor you. Okay, they're so beautiful,

(37:30):
they are. I was sprung.I'm like, make me appear we
have any shatters over there, Yeahwe do. Matter of fact, speaking
of Kiki Too Magical, Kiki TooMagical, Shout out to Clay one uh
C J Max fifty State Coalition inthe Building Comptent represent in the building.

(37:51):
Let me go over to Facebook andsee what we got going on over there.
Oh, we're not going we're doingthat. You getting that together.
I'm just gonna shout out. Someof the people that's on Instagram Live.
They behind the scenes over here.They just knows it. Hey knowsy.
I don't want to go watch wewant you no, come on, come
on, come on, come on, everybody you bribe. See some of

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these handles, y'all, crazy keys, crazy shout out, shout out.
Mostly Chocolate Lee, Chocolate Lee.That's my girl Denise from Ohio. Yeah,
a j Lamar shout Hey Jay Heyone Solid Drew and then Nico Vision

(38:35):
Productions. He's gonna come to therap party really quick. Oh y'all,
do not forget tonight. We havethe rap party from eight thirty to ten.
It's gonna be like you know,mingling and food. But at ten
o'clock we're gonna view the show.They don't have the viewing hosted by your
me. It's gonna be weekly.There, y'all. We're gonna do this
every Thursday. So I hope y'allshow up. If not, tonight's show

(38:57):
up sometime. What are that?Yeah, it's gonna be let me see.
The address is sixty eight sixty nineHollywood Boulevard, y'all were about to
have it cracking all Hollywood. Whostars right there in front of I just
told you Mark Ruffalo today is rightin the front. They literally blocked the
whole place. The king is outthere. It's called the Snow White Cafe.
Oh okay, get your phone,j DJ DJK beat, say what's

(39:22):
up? Shut out to djk beat. He's checking out the show, he
said, working twelve hours, tiredas fuck, just watching us. Okay,
all right, thank you for watching. What's the name of the bar,
the cafe? They call it acafes. What you're talking about?
Its White White Cafe. Sixty eightsixty nine, sixty eight sixty nine sixty

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nine was a real good year,y'all. I don't like it. You're
not approved like that. I ain'tapproved, but I don't like it.
You don't like it. I'm gonnaieveat there. I believe that. I
don't believe that they're I mean,because sometimes I can understand if your consultration
gets broken a little bit all theway, okay, that's pointless to me.

(40:07):
I can't even so the something matternow is independent versus major deal and
not just artists. Yeah, we'regonna definitely touch on artists because music is
everything, but also actors, models, movie producers, directors, filmmakers.
You know, this whole independent movement, it just did. It didn't just

(40:30):
stop at music, but it alsowent into everything entertainment. You know,
she was the studio that we're in. Tony he has had this business for
at least fourteen fifteen years. Hewas doing radio slash talk show slash Live
on YouTube Facebook before it was evencalled a podcast, and it was something

(40:51):
that he started independent and it's veryfrugal, more than he would make if
he was signed to a somewhere bigindustry working for like Warner Brothers. That's
right across the street. He getsto write his own ticket. So let's
I want to explore. And Iknow, Clay Bow, this is your
favorite subject. So we picked thisespecially for you. That's independent versus major.

(41:13):
You want to kick it off forit is Clay Bow. So what
you want me to say? WhatI picked? I picked the independence over
the major any day. You justgotta see the problem with people want the
rush is they don't want to trustthe process. I don't will trust in
the process. You gotta find anincome or create an income. You feel
me, that's what people don't wantto do. They think that they're just
supposed to get handed to them.But you feel me, I choose to

(41:35):
be independent because at the end ofthe day, I'm chasing the back end.
Front end cool with the back endup. I think at the end
of the day, it's about havinga plan that makes sense, you know,
having a step by step plan.Because even though like master P going
you know, doing his independent thing, I think he had a plan for
marketing and he executed and it workedout for him. Most people don't want

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to put the effort in and andthe money in and and and don't trust
in putting their own money in,you know, because what if I miss
out? But you got to takethose chances. I think that so a
lot of things that people fail torealize. And being independent, you gotta
you gotta have the right entertainment lawyer. You know when you said master P,

(42:22):
master P had the right entertainment lawyer, or you know what I'm saying.
He master P spent more money onhis his his his his legal documents,
his his contracts, and and thingslike that, say, as far
as his publishing and things like that, he just had. When you've been
an independent, it's just like themajors. So the majors they have big

(42:44):
lawyers working for and that's why thesecontracts come out and we get to ask
in the contracts. Right, Sothe independent the independent ort. As long
as the independent artists investment in theproper uh entertainment lawyer, you can win
all day. You know what I'msaying. You just got Yeah, it's
a proper education. You ain't evena lawyers. And if you get a
lawyer, you ain't education. Thelawyer could play. You's all about educators.

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Yeah, that's what what I movedoff. I put off education because
education is really the most the mostvaluable is money. The most currency is
knowledge. Yeah, feel me.That's why people that don't got knowledge they
get for this. So the firstreally it's really the game. So you
said you got to know what you'redoing. You gotta have a plan,

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and you got to execute that planon me. You feel me trusting you,
you feel me your intuition and alot in this game, bro,
I'm telling you, I got tolive and learn. I definitely agree you
said, your paperwork tight and allthat. But I feel like he paid
for he paid people that have theknowledge. He paid to get around in

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people with the game. Not onlygot not only did he pay them for
the game, he got to Hegot the game from a dude that was
that was talking to Michael Jackson.Yeah, pay him fifteen thousand, go
sit and talk to you. Yeah, and got the information. Yeah.
Yeah, he paid the advice.So the knowledge, Yeah, you ain't

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got no knowledge. The less youknow that, the more people you needed,
Like you feel me, the moreyou know, you really don't need
nobody. You know, you needless facts. And so what do we
what do we feel about major labels, big industry? Like, what is
it that uh? What is itthat ails us about you know, big

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industry, whether it's a record labelor whether it's this way or no way,
whether it's with you know, WarnerBrothers, you know their you know
their film company? What is ityou know, a production company? What
is it that ails us about thesemajors? Uh? What you know?
With me? A couple of yearsago, like back in two thousand and

(44:55):
nine, I was dealing with I'mnot gonna say the name of the company,
but Uh, it was a itwas a movie that they gave me
a part. And basically what itis is like, you know, they
want you to do exactly what theysay do, like you have no control
over your your your artistic creation.You know what I'm saying, once you
sign that contract with them, withsome of these people, I don't know

(45:19):
a lot of them, but theywant to tell you that you gotta do.
You know Cat Williams talking about thetype of stuff all the time,
you know what I'm saying. SoI think that's that's more of what it
is with with with in my frommy point of view, dealing with individuals
like that or or or just mysmall, little, little, smaller experience
for doing it. And then justlistening to a lot of people. You

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know, people don't keep their word. They don't they don't keep their word.
They might say, oh, yeah, we're gonna do this. You're
gonna get this much, you're gonnaget this x amount right here, and
then on the back end, andthen next thing, you know, once
everything starts off, then it's totallysomething different. You know what I'm saying.
Now you gotta go to court,you know, now you sit in
court, hang it up in courttwo three years. You know what I'm

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saying, pan LOOI your fees andthings like that. So I think that's
that's more the reason why I leantowards the independent. That's one of the
reason why you know, I lookat it. Can I my point go
ahead? My city is I lookat it. It's like, right now,
you do something when you go towork. Why do I gotta pay
taxes? Why I'm paying a niggafor my life? Why I'm paying these

(46:21):
people to go to school, theykids to go to college off of what
I really out here living? Whydo like I'm not with that? First
of all, I'm not forgetting nobodynothing. Produce home, y'all. Don't
put in on this now. Ifyou put some bread, we can break
bread. So that's what it's about, homie, owning your master's homely,
owning your rights, owning your owningyour ship, for your family. I'm
doing it for I'm doing it forgeneration of wealth. So how can I

(46:45):
come on? Man? I gottastand for something you feel me or I'm
a fall for anything. And youknow how I'm too old to fall for
anything. So I'm ana stand forsomething you dig and I'm a stands just
what I'm building just for the endof just for my family, and I'm
gonna established this with always. Idon't nobody in the industry. They just
in the way. They just wantto be in your pockets. That's all

(47:05):
they want. They want to rapeniggas. Not to say it in that
fact, you know what I'm saying, But they want to take. They
don't want to give you, feelme, they want to make it look
like they're giving you something. Ireally want it. I want to be
Russell Simmons now. I want tobe puff Daddies. I want that money,
you feel me. I don't wantto look like these artists that's homebry
out here. I really want it, so I put I put it in
work for this, you feel me. Twenty years I'm in here, I'm
still dropping music. I got oneof the hardest independent artists right now,

(47:30):
Kiki too Magical with me. Ialso got my dog just just you know.
I got a lot of artists aroundthe world. Shout out to all
the independent artists you feel me tostaying in South Carolina. My I gotta
plenty people in South Carolina I got. I'm pushing for the whole underground home.
I ain't doing it for just me, just for the underground. I'm
teaching them be independent, go home, be consistent, and you're gonna win.

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Can't know. You don't need theindustry what you need them for.
If you if you need the industry, that means you need some knowledge,
you need some awareness. It's allright now. It's about branding. That's
why you see fifty State Coalition becauseit is about branding that you get known.
You get on in any field.I don't care what you're doing.
If nobody know about you, howyou're gonna get on. So it's about

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branding. It's about marketing, andthe most biggest thing people forget is marketing.
So that's what I'm standing on marketingand we great love doing it.
So you don't need nobody only.So I know you've done some different films,
both with majors and both with independence. What was your experience like and
what was the differences for you?I think with film it's a little different.

(48:34):
Like with music. Let me saythis independent artists that I don't know
what's going on, not experience.You have to understand that when you sign
that deal and you take that thingup front that's gonna have to pay for
everything behind that, from the bandmembers to the average, the billboards,
to whatever major market, whatever theyput behind you that machine, the money

(48:59):
that you that you think it's allshe was making his pan for that.
So at the end you get screweda little bit most of the time.
So I think that's why sometimes it'sbetter to be independent. If you can
get enough people to put into thatand then you can get one hundred percent
of what you get out of that. I think that's important. But as
an actress, I feel like it'sa catch twenty two because me personally,

(49:22):
I have a mouthpiece. I knowhow to market myself. I know how
to walk in there confidently and gofor what I want, and I know
what I want, and if Idon't get it, I know where to
go to get it, try toget it again, and I won't stop
intil one of those doors open.But with that said, when I have
an agent or any of that behindme, they open those doors that I

(49:45):
can't open for myself. But forme personally, I don't think there's a
door I can't open for myself.I think that I can be my own
agent because I can go in thatroom and I can represent myself. I
do have school behind me, youknow, I have experience behind me,
so I know what I'm doing aswell as if I could walk somebody else
in the room with me and getthem on as well. But it's more

(50:08):
about the budget. To be honest, an agent can get you into something
with a bigger budget and more moneyin your pocket than I could. I
mean, maybe I can, butit's a little easier for me to have
that behind me. You know Iunderstand that. Concur you guys, Let's
get let's get it. Excuse me, excuse me. Let's get a couple

(50:29):
of Let's get a couple of commercialsin before we go. We run it
down to those last minutes. Let'sget a couple of commercials in and then
we'll be back with last comments andhandles and what's next for clay Bow.
Thank you? Was but now shebussed down when it ain't nothing better than

(50:49):
to turn Now she stay stop downto the huns down. She moved around
it, but now she busted down. Well, I swear it ain't nothing
better than to turnout. Then itturned out. You other just spurns out.

(51:17):
It's getting real now, fucking witha stomp down who you want now?
Tell me who you want now?And said she came in with the
bag, and then make it soundeven though she paid me a little baby,
drive me crazy. She only twentyone fucking when a ninety babies?
You excited, baby, you ain'tgot a lot of baby. I know
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(51:46):
Oh I'm so taty baby. Yeah, turned on and tune into that
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has been a wonderful, wonderful,wonderful interview with Clay Bow and the fifty
State Coalition. We want to knowwhat's up next for Clay Bow and we
want to show his website. Whilewe're doing that, Claybo talk to us

(54:50):
about what you're about to do next. Right now, I'm just I'm figuring
out how to get into the acta little more to acting, you all
right, I write movies and shitlike that, So I'm just trying to
figure out, not try, butI'm getting into that mode like on the
movie to do. Say, mostrappers when they get old, they transit
into acting. So I'm on mytransition right now and to acting, you

(55:14):
know. So if anybody got somescripts out there, you know, I'm
willing to try any any type ofrole you feel me. Just no,
no, no dress shit. I'mwith my dog camp William. But it's
up on that end. That's what'snext for me. That we got more
content from Keyki, you know,I got more mixed tapes, more albums
and all that shit coming. Iain't gonna ever stop dropping music. That's

(55:34):
just something that that's gonna happen,you know, that's my passion. So
I do that just on accident.So we're gonna keep dropping music, shit,
more clothing lines, more clothing moeverything. We're just going up this
year. You know, we're playingon the twenty twenty five, so we're
just working behind the scenes, youknow, cause that's what count the work
you put in behind them dogs,that's what we get you glorified in public.

(55:57):
So we aiming for that right now. We're just working home behind the
scenes. Dope, dope. Okay, So we got your website up.
Talk to us a little bit.We're gonna scroll through, talk to us
a little bit about the website.Hey man, it's strictly for the underground.
Man. Right now, we're doingtagging up the city Las Vegas,
the West coast with the stickers.They scanning it and look, I'm representing
the underground. If you go onthe website, it ain't just about me.

(56:19):
It ain't just about key kids.About the underground. It's definitely for
networking. Your network is your network, so I built this platform for that
so it's easier for people. Ifyou want to go network with people from
Las Vegas, you ain't got togo on Facebook and look for Las Vegas.
You could go look for people thatYou could go straight to my website
and go to Las Vegas. Youcould go to South Carolina, you could
go to whatever city and state thatyou pick and network with people in that

(56:44):
city right then and there, andyou get network. That's how you get
your break your get your barriers,break outside the barriers for free. I'm
teaching niggas how to network for free. You know the network you could use
this website. It's free to join, it's free to network on here.
You go on there. And mostof the artists that I'm putting on here,
they are actually active in what they'redoing. Every day you going there,
they post it. You feel me, so you can get right in

(57:06):
their city by networking. So I'mteaching people to power your network is your
network, and I'm giving them atool so you know, and I'm promoting
this. This is my website isfor the underground. I'm standing on it.
I'm an og in this shit.I've been doing it for twenty years.
I know how I feel to bethe last artist when you're the hotters
in the room because niggas hate me. I know how I feel to be
underrated. I know the feeling.I'm an artist. I'm not a DJ,

(57:28):
I'm not a promoter, I'm notnone of that. I just do
this shit, good man. ButI'm an artist, So I stand on
shit for artists. So you know, if you might all join the movement,
Jerrymond, because I'm doing this forindependent artists. I'm an artist.
At the end of the day,I got blacklisted because I was a real
nigga in the streets. You feelme. So I'm standing on it that
I cripple they. I want tocripple they system on me. I'm gonna

(57:52):
cripple their system. I'm gonna teachall the independent artists the game and the
cheapest way to get on on me. And it's gonna cost what you think.
If you got the game, Icould teach you how to travel the
world for less of twenty five hundredgo a lot of places on game.
Okay, so we came down tothose last couple of minutes, Claybo.
Just offer the people some words,some words of inspiration, encouragement, something

(58:13):
you just want to tell the peoplereally quick, and then give them your
handles. Oh y'all tell you justlike this, man, wake up every
day. Be bigger than your excuse. You feel me. Love yourself and
kill yourself with stress. You know, with stress, stress ain't nothing but
worrying, and start worrying. Loveyourself, man, put you first.
That ain't being selfish, because yougotta you gotta make sure your being made
up for you gonna make anybody elsebed up. So that's what I put.

(58:37):
I promote love yourself homeie, loveyou, you feel me, and
that's gonna give you power, confidenceand all that. And that's what you're
gonna help take over. That's gonnahelp you take over the world. That
power that you're gonna within you isin You got it from me, clay
Bot, Love yourself Home, andit's gonna change your life. That's on
com and give them your hindos band they can find you up. Hey,
may you go find me fifty staycollerhit clay your ground, our fifty

(59:00):
state Coalition Underscore clayble on facebood andand I'm ready to network all right.
We you know we we had awonderful time having you here. We got
to bring you back. I knowyou got more story to tell. And
when you hit those cities, youknow, check in with us. And
when you come back here to Cali, you gotta you know, you got
a home here, so come,you know, network with us. UH

(59:22):
in Live and Living Color and whenyou come through, we'll throw your rap
party that you were supposed to havetonight. But thank you so much for
coming on and UH appreciate it.We go and and and thank Louis Baggs
for having you on. You know, my guy there, we appreciate it.
In Vegas, uh tamor really quick, give us some last comments.

(59:45):
I know you have some things youwant to say. Oh no, well
what I want to say when hewas saying love yourself, and I wanted
to speak on that because a lotof people think that is in a narcissistic
way, but when it when youlove yourself, you love yourself, mind,
bodies, you take care of allof that. That was part of
loving yourself. So I did wantto add that. And then I wanted
to say shout out to all theindependent artists that are working overtime because like

(01:00:08):
Nipsey said, this is a marathon. This is something you gotta keep going
and going and going. And Iknow it gets hard, it gets tough
because I've been there and I knoweven mentally it can work on you.
So guys, just push through,push through. Find whatever it is,
whatever your focus can be that canmake you get over the things that life
brings to you, you know,because we gotta handle that as well.

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Is keep doing what we do andkeep believing in ourselves. And believing in
ourselves when nobody believes in this wheneverything turns against us. So y'all,
you know, find that solid thing, that foundation and just push through.
That's all I can say. Youcan find me on Instagram at the Fierce
Underscore Number one or tam or mayyou on any platform. Thank you so

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much for joining us again today.Looking forward to more episodes with you and
I'm for having me, Thank youfor coming. Yes, all right,
and mister edwy Lagrant any last comment, you know, y'all said, y'all
said it all. I was like, yep, but I would say for
the independent artist, you know,make sure that you do you don't get

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discouraged from you know, not notseeing that immediate gratification right then in there.
You know that immediate gratification or discouragesa lot of independent artists. So
don't worry about the slow process.Like Clayboll said, trust the process.
You know, you can find meat Chief Louis Bag Underscore, the God

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on Ig and Edwaller Grant on Facebook. All Right, you guys, this
has been another episode of twenty twentyVision and the message is what it always
is, love life and like youknow, the best advice that I've ever
heard from spirit, and the bestadvice I think I'll ever give is keep
creating your life depends on it.If you can't see yourself getting out of

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bit in the morning, you're notgonna do it. You gotta see it
first. The difference between manifestation andwhat you see in your mind's eye none,
no difference. It becomes real assoon as you realize it, as
soon as you see it, andthen it becomes material so that everybody else
can witness what you've created. Sokeep creating your life depends on it.

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You can find me at a mirrorthe song stress on anywhere you would like
to look, Facebook, YouTube,what is it? Twitter, and you
can find me on Spotify, iTunes, YouTube, anywhere you would like to
listen, and remember stay focused.Let me fix my crown like Zaminos.

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