Can Yung Bans' LIFE STORY Inspire a NEW Generation
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How has sobriety changed Yung Bans for the positive?
Not having certain things and growing up without it will teach you scarcity and teach you survival. But then just having it handed to you, you might be ungrateful. I just don't want to see these kids out here having their world controlled by a pill. I don't want to see them destroying more lives. Straight edge, no lean, nothing. The level of consistency I had before this started, I did that being sober. So I made a name for myself being sober.
Young Bands. Yeah. How you doing, man? Doing good, man. Thanks for coming. Sure. Thanks for having me. Thanks for having me. You're the only guy who's walked in here from the underground rap scene that hasn't walked in smoking a joint. Yeah. You're the only one. Sure. And then somebody here offered you to smoke and you said no. Yeah. Why? Probation, can't smoke, so.
What personal and professional goals is Yung Bans focused on?
How long have you been on probation? For like five years. How much longer you got? Five more, five more to go. Really? Yeah. And you're not smoking or drinking or anything right now? Nothing, like nothing at all.
Maybe a drink here and there, you know, like the champagne.
But no, but no drugs at all? No drugs. Pills, powders, nothing.
Why does Yung Bans not wear any jewelry?
No straight edge, no lean, nothing. Wow. Clear mind. You know what I'm saying? It's just better for you. You take that time away. You can be high and have a phase and get caught up in that cycle, but then once you do the work to get off, because it is work, withdrawals, the mental... things that leave in your mind. You know what I'm saying? But after you make it past that, you realize being sober and just the natural energy is way better. You know what I'm saying? The thoughts, like you're more clear.
Yeah. Progress. Right. It's you're clear. You're more motivated. Right. Because here's the thing. When guys come on this show, I never tell them not to drink or do drugs. I don't. I tell them to buy their weed at a dispensary, and I tell them to get their pills at a pharmacy from a doctor. Because... Phenolautama. Yeah. That's right. They're dying. They're all dying. That's exactly right. And... You know the culture, right? It's all weed. It's all booze. It's all music. It's all women. It's like, right? I mean, this is what it's about, right? Most definitely. Okay. I mean, that's how it would have been if I was a kid. right so yeah man thank you so much for saying that i really appreciate it um gotta be said so how do you feel uh now as opposed to uh being loaded all the time do you get more done do you are you happier do you have a joy of living like what is it so personally i i get way more done like just
Reality, just being clear, knowing my goals. You get what I'm saying? Because you get successful and let's say you will lose sight of what success is and that you have to maintain success to truly be successful. And it's a big delusion just being high all the time. It creates a big delusion. So whatever you want to run away from, whatever you don't want to think about, it creates a space inside of you to... Not think about it. You get what I'm saying? When it's a lot of components to life and just reality and what's going on, you know?
Good. Gillen, grab me a pen and a pad of paper, will you please? Because this man just said the magic words. You said goals. Yeah. Uh-huh. Want to talk about your goals?
What are Yung Bans' views on financial literacy?
Oh, man. Oh, man. Okay. What are your goals? So it's different types of goals. I place like goals. I want to hear them all. I place like goals in like two categories. So you got personal goals and then you got like business goals, like, you know, numbers and like that. But as far as personal goals go, I would say, you know, I don't know who houses this. It might be your crib, whoever crib this is. You know what I'm saying? Owning a place for me and my family so when it's all said and done, they always have somewhere to go. So you pass down that. You know what I'm saying? They know my dad put in work. He worked hard for us to be able to always have somewhere to be. You know, they had him in good schools and just get him the...
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How has sobriety changed Yung Bans for the positive?
0:15–1:16
2
What personal and professional goals is Yung Bans focused on?
1:16–1:43
3
Why does Yung Bans not wear any jewelry?
1:43–4:24
4
What are Yung Bans' views on financial literacy?
4:24–11:37
5
What led to Yung Bans' legal issues?
11:37
6
How does Yung Bans overcome mental health struggles?
3:31–4:08
7
Why is personal growth important to Yung Bans?
4:08–7:57
8
What advice did Jimmy Shin share that resonates with Yung Bans?
7:57–55:12
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