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Yeah, just me and Justin. Yeah, we probably... It's a lot of songs. Probably like 500.

For sure, especially back then. Cause I think where music is now is very relationship based. Like every artist that's a main, like all your A-list artists right now, there's anybody that's anybody. They have a producer or writer that they're comfortable with.

For sure, especially back then. Cause I think where music is now is very relationship based. Like every artist that's a main, like all your A-list artists right now, there's anybody that's anybody. They have a producer or writer that they're comfortable with.

For sure, especially back then. Cause I think where music is now is very relationship based. Like every artist that's a main, like all your A-list artists right now, there's anybody that's anybody. They have a producer or writer that they're comfortable with.

Engineer, yeah. They have their team. Let's rewind maybe five to eight years ago, it wasn't like that. It was submit a song to the artist. It wasn't very relationship one-on-one. You had to submit a song. Getting on a Bieber album back in the day was like... And for me, and I was around him, you know what I'm saying? It was like, you get one cut, you're just like, yes.

Engineer, yeah. They have their team. Let's rewind maybe five to eight years ago, it wasn't like that. It was submit a song to the artist. It wasn't very relationship one-on-one. You had to submit a song. Getting on a Bieber album back in the day was like... And for me, and I was around him, you know what I'm saying? It was like, you get one cut, you're just like, yes.

Engineer, yeah. They have their team. Let's rewind maybe five to eight years ago, it wasn't like that. It was submit a song to the artist. It wasn't very relationship one-on-one. You had to submit a song. Getting on a Bieber album back in the day was like... And for me, and I was around him, you know what I'm saying? It was like, you get one cut, you're just like, yes.

Like, you know what I'm saying? Because you're competing. With everybody trying to get on the album. And this is young Justin, so he's not in control of the songs that he's picking or the sound of the album. So it was definitely a process to get on a Bieber cut back in the day. It still is. It still is. I'm just blessed that our relationship has grown.

Like, you know what I'm saying? Because you're competing. With everybody trying to get on the album. And this is young Justin, so he's not in control of the songs that he's picking or the sound of the album. So it was definitely a process to get on a Bieber cut back in the day. It still is. It still is. I'm just blessed that our relationship has grown.

Like, you know what I'm saying? Because you're competing. With everybody trying to get on the album. And this is young Justin, so he's not in control of the songs that he's picking or the sound of the album. So it was definitely a process to get on a Bieber cut back in the day. It still is. It still is. I'm just blessed that our relationship has grown.

And like I said, he's more mature now to where he knows exactly... what and how he wants to sound and, you know, and then the right people are in place now too. So it makes it easier.

And like I said, he's more mature now to where he knows exactly... what and how he wants to sound and, you know, and then the right people are in place now too. So it makes it easier.

And like I said, he's more mature now to where he knows exactly... what and how he wants to sound and, you know, and then the right people are in place now too. So it makes it easier.

Yeah, so Peaches is a product of social media. It's a product of the technology of now. We made Peaches during the pandemic, like smack middle of it. You know what I'm saying? So like going to the studio with your friends and writing a song that's not happening around this time. It's not like how it used to be where it's 20 people in a room or six people in a room writing a song.

Yeah, so Peaches is a product of social media. It's a product of the technology of now. We made Peaches during the pandemic, like smack middle of it. You know what I'm saying? So like going to the studio with your friends and writing a song that's not happening around this time. It's not like how it used to be where it's 20 people in a room or six people in a room writing a song.

Yeah, so Peaches is a product of social media. It's a product of the technology of now. We made Peaches during the pandemic, like smack middle of it. You know what I'm saying? So like going to the studio with your friends and writing a song that's not happening around this time. It's not like how it used to be where it's 20 people in a room or six people in a room writing a song.

So this is not happening at this time. However, we were still hanging out. We would just go shoot basketball every Sunday, like all the boys, like Justin, like me, Tay, Nick, Demora. And then it would just rotate other people as it, you know, every other week. So this particular Sunday, like we shoot ball, we dap up, everybody go home, right?

So this is not happening at this time. However, we were still hanging out. We would just go shoot basketball every Sunday, like all the boys, like Justin, like me, Tay, Nick, Demora. And then it would just rotate other people as it, you know, every other week. So this particular Sunday, like we shoot ball, we dap up, everybody go home, right?

So this is not happening at this time. However, we were still hanging out. We would just go shoot basketball every Sunday, like all the boys, like Justin, like me, Tay, Nick, Demora. And then it would just rotate other people as it, you know, every other week. So this particular Sunday, like we shoot ball, we dap up, everybody go home, right?

I'm at home on the couch, scrolling through Instagram, and I see Justin playing the piano. And he's like, you know what I'm saying? Like singing the melody and playing the piano. And I said, fuck, this is fire. So I just immediately hit the fire emoji, right? So that little A-bark,