Spencer Pratt

I've seen clips on TikTok.

When I was managing a fighter, his music manager at the time was Big U. So I spent a lot of time in that world, like Big U and his friends, we all would go to fights in different states.

And

again, I'm 23 years old, exposed to a whole part of LA at that time, you know, whatever is happening, I'm not up to date.

You know, so I didn't know, we didn't know each other at that time.

Different paths.

But my point is like,

I've been a part of all LA just being supporting people in different, you know, because I love rap.

You know, we tried to sell before they even did it.

We were trying to do rap battle show before it was even trending.

They got stolen.

Got stolen.

So, I mean, I was deep in the rap battle culture all day long and he's sending me, this is the guy.

Like anything you can think of, I've like tried that hustle.

You know, I just did my last rap song, hopefully with my Fresh Prince of Bel-Air video.

Well, thankfully, as a mayor, it's a nonpartisan race and it's a nonpartisan seat.

That's what L.A.

needs to keep.

They've hijacked it and made it a political position.

There's no letter next to my name and there's no letter next to Mayor Bass.