Wack 100

I want to hear the Nixie Slick version of what.

He started it.

He just told me.

You feel what I'm saying?

Come on, Herman.

Okay, the exact quote of what I said to Sean Cotton.

And actually, honestly, like when we were having that conversation was at the very beginning of the podcast where I didn't even really think about the fact that we're being recorded.

But he said, sorry, I'm late.

I'm coming from San Diego.

And I said, yeah, you know, San Diego is not so much of a music city these days.

I was like, you're probably not going to find an artist to sign down there.

But then immediately I shouted out Lil Weirdo, who I believe is coming on at some point in the near future too.

Where's Lil Weirdo from?

San Diego?

Mexican from out there.

But honestly, I've had the same conversation about a lot of other places in recent memory too.

I lived in New York for six or seven years.

I love New York.

Culturally, almost no city, or really no city in America is as important to hip hop as New York, because that's where I came from.

But we've had that conversation where it's like,