Apollo Liberace MUSIC Is the ONLY High That Matters!
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What are Apollo's least enjoyable aspects of being a musician?
He just kind of fell after being high and hit his head on the table.
Can Apollo perform something a cappella?
Are you willing to do something acapella right now?
How has Apollo avoided substance abuse in the rap game?
Man, what do we got? The younger generation, all they have and are exposed to now.
Why is Apollo starting a not-for-profit organization focused on youth?
So, your name is Apollo. Apollo Liberace, yes sir. Apollo, but that's with all the ice, right?
How powerful is developing a positive mindset?
You know, I'm on a light day today. I'm like, you know, let me go here and have a real conversation. Let me see your left hand. Keep it light. I got the A on here for Apollo and Hart.
How did Apollo overcome his band splitting up?
that's dope my guy i'm not anything i don't try to be i'm just a i'm a nice guy that likes making music and you know tell me about the shows i actually just left spain um i got back from spain three days ago did a sold out show with my brother tyler yalway how was it amazing sold out the energy there was it was honestly one of my best shows just because like
How has Apollo managed family discourse during his career?
You do things like you make music and you do this thing. And I've been doing it for a long time. I feel like since I was 10. So it's just one of those moments where you're like, damn, like I'm on the other side of the world right now. And people are jumping up and screaming and going crazy and enjoying themselves as much as I am. So it's one of the moments you look back at it. You like, damn, like.
everything that's been going on has been worth it. I just want to thank you for coming by today on short notice. Yeah. Your energy is so good that you just, even, you're, dude, you're the best.
I felt as soon as I came in, you got on the, my dad's from Alabama. My whole family, half of my family is from Birmingham. You got on the Alabama Roll Tide. Come on. The vibes was already set. Roll Tide. No, Roll Tide. Even though I'm mad about that loss. To Vanderbilt? Yeah.
Dude, don't, please. We don't have to get into it. I can't. I don't even have an ear for it. Where else are your gigs? You just got back from Spain. Who'd you play with by the way there?
I play with my, it's a guy I do all my shows and he's like, we're like best friends. So we do most things together, even just business things. We talk to each other about everything. My brother, Tyler Yahweh, um, So yeah, we just did Spain. And before that, I actually was doing a fashion show, Fashion Week run. So I went to New York. What do you do at Fashion Week for? It's like promo press and networking, basically. That's why everybody goes to Fashion Week. So everybody's in all different industries are in one place. So New York, like you got art, fashion, music. entertainment and all entertainment actors everything they're all in one place at one time so it's good to get um all the presses there so you can get press work um shaking hands you know rubbing elbows you know how it is it's a marketing game it's um it's a networking game so it's work and like i it's my it's one of my least favorite things to do like it's But it's a big part of it.
So I look at it as work and I try to do it as much as possible. I can't do it. I try. I do not do that.
I've never been an ass sucker. Nobody wants to be called an ass sucker.
No, because there is a lot of ass suckers in the world today. But, you know, I just can't do it like that. you know, any young artists coming up, you don't have to be an ass sucker, you know, just be yourself. And then what's right for you will gravitate to you for sure. Cause like, I know a lot of ass suckers and I don't like them.
I think you're the fifth rapper. I like that. That I've interviewed. And the reason I picked you guys more than anybody. Talk to me. It's it's fentanyl and accidental overdoses are killing the kids today. And it's prevalent in your scene, right? The underground rap scene. So that's why I started it in the first place. Yeah. Right. But I'm watching last night. We did something with Dusty. Do you know Dusty?
No, no, no.
So I'm watching the tape last night. the raw footage. And I looked at Dylan and I go, dude, have you ever seen me happier and more comfortable in your life? And we watched the others earlier that week, this week. And same thing. I'm just happy. It's like, you know, there's something about like rappers that I just gravitate to. I love that.
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Chapters
7 chapters
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What are Apollo's least enjoyable aspects of being a musician?
0:00–0:04
2
Can Apollo perform something a cappella?
0:04–0:06
3
How has Apollo avoided substance abuse in the rap game?
0:06–0:15
4
Why is Apollo starting a not-for-profit organization focused on youth?
0:15–0:24
5
How powerful is developing a positive mindset?
0:24–0:35
6
How did Apollo overcome his band splitting up?
0:35–1:00
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How has Apollo managed family discourse during his career?
1:00–46:22
Speakers
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