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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,

A couple years ago, we were interviewing all kinds of drill rappers from New York.

Nowadays, that scene has kind of just fallen apart, which largely because, you know, people got locked up and killed and everything like that.

But for sure, it's not just a San Diego thing.

Because even out of L.A., if you wanted to pick out, like, the top.

Bro, it's 10 hoods, bro.

But pick the top 10 rappers out of LA in the last five years.

Which is our guy.