Anderson .Paak

I was like, nah, we're going to keep him here.

And, you know, he was like, please, dad, I want to go to school.

I'm sick of this.

It's like, not my job.

Yeah, it's not my job.

So now he's out.

And, you know, I trust that, you know, I worry sometimes, but I trust that the things that he learned in the house and the way we raised him, he's out there being a good representation and he's going to learn, you know, on his own.

And you have to let him do that.

And, you know, he's around other people and getting influenced and,

learning different things and I'm excited for them but I think that that's what you have to do you have to trust that you raised them right and that you installed a lot of those things but can't be afraid to let them go out and venture and bump their head sometimes and get back up and it's a part of it

Right.

Well, yeah, he's doing guitar.

And I can't play it.

I'm not a lick.

I just be like, uh-huh.

No, no, I play this, though.

You know, that's what I'm doing.

He's just killing it.

So, yeah.

Yeah.