Lush One

unbecoming at the end of the day because no one wants to hear you cry about it.

Be better.

That's my response to that.

and i kind of think that's made the main point that i took from what 80 bands was saying and like that thing was like a lot of people are saying to get intention to get on and i didn't think it was really direct i feel like uh if you wanted to say like a specific message to somebody over here he would have said it you know what i mean like i think it was more so just a general statement hey hey hey but but if you're trying to do music right like okay no jumper being a boost

Yeah, he could have easily had a fire Pokemon 304 song and gone crazy, but no.

I think that's the whole thing.

I think when artists have a certain relationship with platforms, they expect that to always be the case.

They look at it as downgrading or degrading to them.

Yeah.

I think you said it right earlier when you were like, it's just a matter of finding that combination of social media presence while your music is out and you're viral for something else.

He potentially could have had that.

The only thing he didn't do was put out music right now.

I mean, it's definitely a really redundant era as far as like the gangster thing, like had a big resurgence and will always be like a part of LA music.

But right now people lean on it so heavily and there's,

I think it's time for there to be another movement, something that's a little bit more creative and different that we're going to see emerge again, which we see every few years from L.A.

Yeah, yeah.

There's always different styles that go in and out.

So I think we're going to see...

Like something new from L.A.

for a while.