Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
No Jumper, coolest podcast in the world. I got my man Remo with me and today we got the epic interview of the moment.
Yeah, too slimy in the building.
The dude himself too slimy in here.
Wiping the nose already. Sheesh.
Know that.
What's the word, man?
Bowling, bowling, you feel me? Just chilling. Working, working all the time.
How often you be coming to LA?
Actually, I've been here since COVID time. So I got family out here. So I be in and out type shit.
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Chapter 2: What does Too Slimy think about living in Oklahoma and LA?
But now I say second home for sure.
What's the stuff that stands out to you the most though? Just the pretty girls walking around in their gym wear.
I say the environment, like the mountains and shit, because Oklahoma don't got that. You feel me?
Yeah. That's the weird thing about LA. It's like you got this dense city and all this culture and business, and then you can drive like 20 minutes and you're at the beach or you're in the mountains or you're whatever. So you kind of have access to everything at once.
No, no, dead ass, dead ass. Everything's around here.
Yeah. So let's do the childhood first. So talk to us about Oklahoma. What was it like growing up out there?
Oklahoma, I feel like, like I said, slow lifestyle, really countryside. But if you live in the city, I mean, it's not much of a difference, low key, but slow lifestyle, I'd say some cool, calm shit for real.
What were your parents like?
They're cool people. I mean, I'm Mexican. They're from Mexico, so you feel me? Type shit.
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Chapter 3: What was Too Slimy's experience working at 7-Eleven?
Locally? Nah. Nah, not locally. I don't keep it a book.
Really? Yeah, because I'm about to say, how's the music scene out there? There's studios out there for you to go to? Where would you record in that anyway?
I record at home studios. I prefer to work alone, by myself in a studio at home, in a comfortable environment. Because I was never the type of person to have 30 people in that whole 50 people party going, nah, I don't do that. But yeah, there's studios out there though, for sure. There's studios out there, for sure.
So you kind of move out of doing the boom bap stuff to making stuff that's a little bit more SoundCloud sounding, is that what I'm getting?
Yeah, if you put it that way, kind of, yeah. But yeah, type shit.
But that was a long time ago. That was a minute ago. That was like nine years ago. If we're talking 2016, 10 years ago.
But like I said, like I went from that pro era to like that little switch to the pump era then i stopped for a few years like two three years and i picked it back up and like i want to say like 20 20 21 and i saw yeet take off that like i'm like damn okay you feel me i'm gonna start taking this for real i'm gonna start paying to get on shows this and that
What about Yeet re-inspired you to be like, all right, let me take this serious?
It's because his sound at the time was crazy to me. That shit was like something else, for real. I explained it that way, yeah.
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Chapter 4: How did Too Slimy start his music journey?
That music video? I was in Atlanta.
Oh, that's Atlanta?
Yeah, I was in Atlanta. Yeah, we shot that. Yeah, because at the time, I shot some shit with Yapo JJ at the same time frame. Yeah. Yeah, so we knocked that video out in Atlanta, though, for sure.
Word. So, how did that song, or how did everybody start catching on to Trent?
Well, Shrimp, to be honest, bro, like you said, people took it as a joke. I didn't even view that song. I was like, you with Shrimp. I did the trailer. I paid like two or three pages on Twitter, and that shit just took off like a snowball effect. Yeah, that shit crazy. Hey, shout out Smoke and Skor, though. I feel like, and Wild Kauna.
Those were early influences, too, that made me, you know what I mean?
So you just hit up, like, a Twitter page? Like, what kind? Like, an underground-type page? Yeah, yeah. And did you tell them, like, hey, write this? Like, do you remember what the caption was?
No, I did tell them something. I forgot what it was, honestly. But they didn't put what I told them to say, you know? They just did their own thing.
Okay. Because was it, like, kind of emphasizing the meme aspect of it? Because I'm trying to think of, like, what the most viral caption would be. And it would probably be something like...
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Chapter 5: What influences Too Slimy's music style?
It's the homie type shit.
Even like, cause you know, when you come out to LA and shit, you get probably the labels and shit pressure you to go to the studio and shit. You just have like the homies in there. Not having the girls come around and record in front of them. You ain't doing that yet?
Nah, not in front of the girls yet. Not yet? Not yet, nah.
What kind of girls listening to Slimy?
I don't know. That's a good question.
Have you met them in real life or?
Oh, yeah, I met a few. I mean, just normal people. You feel me?
Yeah. Damn. I just, like, want to know what chicks are going to be, like, front stage, front of the crowd.
You got to pull up to the show. I ain't going to lie.
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Chapter 6: What does Too Slimy say about his live performances?
Yeah. and he just had you pull up and like what what was it about his mic that you didn't like that made you want to replace it with yours
I feel like that mic was so high quality, I feel like you could hear me breathing. I feel like I could hear my heartbeat damn near. I wasn't with that, so I had to switch it out. And to be honest, I'm not even really hip that much into mics, so I didn't even know that was an AT2020 or whatever. I just Audio Technica, I'm gonna slap that bitch on. I've been doing that for so long.
I ain't switching up my working, my process.
definitely do you uh do you ever like make music off your phone or did you skip that stage no i did i did garage band for like a solid year or two then i switched to fl but i'd be editing on garage band though because i record on fl and i send the raw vocals to garage band and i just chop it up with my finger that's time consuming but that's my my way right no definitely
Do you punch in when you're recording most of the time, or do you prefer to just kind of go for it?
uh a little bit of both okay a little bit of both because you're saying you're like moving around yourself do you just like kind of freestyle and then just put it all together yeah yeah mumble the melody that the words oh okay interesting where you all live at now you still staying okay see or um i'm moving uh i think i'm gonna stay out here for now all right la l.a's lit at least the vibes yeah yeah what's your lifestyle like out here
Uh, what you mean?
Like, like you trying to be outside around the people all the time, or are you kind of posted up in the crib or just recording?
Like what's, what's your, a little bit of both. I'm trying to be outside at the beach. You feel me? Mountains hiking. Come on. Y'all got everything out here. Yeah. Disneyland. That shit crazy.
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