Anderson .Paak

Until you see it really unravel and you see it grow and maturate.

Oh, that show inspired us.

Yeah, yeah, and then it's cool to have stuff where it's just you you know I'm saying where you have to get real internal and and get weird because also this process the process where it's not gonna sound good at first and it's gonna go from sounding like this to this and this and this and you got to go through all these different gyrations to get to this right and then oh wait, it's actually this and then we're starting something completely new and Sometimes that's not the most

Because I used to really try to push it.

And I used to be like trying to put sticks in his hand since he was two years old and getting the drum set.

I got him everything.

Before he was five, he had a whole studio.

And he turned around and was like, I don't want to do this.

I want to play baseball.

And I'm like, baseball?

What the hell?

there's not one athlete in the family.

And now we at the baseball games and he's terrible.

And we got to sit through them baseball games, you know, baseball long as hell.

And it says, you got to support the kids, but it's like, why, why?

beautiful process to be able to see and it's very revealing right so um i understand like why people might not want that to be seen by everybody and i'm the same way when i'm working on something that's really personal that i'm still trying to figure out or i feel like um i need to really tap in um i like it to just be me and my engineer all right honestly just probably just me working in

And so I had to back up.

And then as soon as I backed off, man, he started picking up everything and playing guitar, playing bass.

making beats, playing drums, doing everything, running circles around me.

And I'm like, who taught you this?