Diplo

They're advanced because they have that knowledge.

So me, my gift is that I came from like digging up old records, going house to house, passing up business cards.

Like, yo, I can clean your garage for you.

Like, let me like go to, I was waking up at 5 a.m.

going to flea markets, buying like, I was going to Sound Library, A1 Records in New York, like reading track.

I was like stealing records from libraries, like fucking looking at like who's writing on these records and like understanding who David Axelrod was, understanding who Carol, you know,

King was like, who the fuck is bass player on this record?

Like, why do they sound like this?

Who produced this record?

You know, what label is this?

And then I'm like, I was like, I was like addicted to like the information.

I was like, yeah, who's doing these records, these records.

So.

That is what makes me, I think, good at using AI because I know how to prompt something specifically to do like a time period, a producer, a sound.

And like young people don't know that because they don't have that, they don't read liner notes like I did, or they don't read Wikipedia like I did and understand music.

They kind of know like, oh, this artist is doing this or whatever.

So I think it does, it is, there is a skill to it, but you have to have like knowledge.

You have to have like a history.

Yeah, I can talk about it a little bit, I guess.

If we have to push it out, it's cool.