Anderson .Paak

Something crazy.

But she was big on him getting all the kids together.

So I remember when we were young, she got us all together with our sisters and my brothers that I had from Philly and brought us all together at the house in Oxnard and

We met everyone.

It's like a big family reunion.

And then when he got put in prison later and I got in my 20s, it was my sister from his side that really was like, you should talk to him.

He's not doing well.

He just got out of prison, but his health isn't well.

And he really wants to talk to you.

And he really wants to kind of make it right.

I was just barely... I mean, I was doing music, but nothing was going on for me.

And...

I had just gotten my first like shows and started going on tour and I was, you know, thought I was too busy to talk to him.

I didn't really want to have a relationship.

I thought I didn't.

I thought I didn't need it.

And I was, it was still like that trauma when I seen him and knowing all that stuff.

But I'm glad I did end up talking to him because I didn't know that like...

you could be going through stuff and not even know it, you know?

And when you talk to these, to people that you, you feel like your parents were always your parents and they, they don't, they weren't adults and having to go through life just like how you have to go through life.