Landon Cube on Recovery, Music, and the Journey for a Better Life
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What is Landon Cube's journey through recovery?
Musician Landon Cube joins the We're Out of Time podcast.
I'm still like not satisfied career-wise, really being consistent and making better music, staying true to myself, the type of music I want to make. But in my personal life, I'm 100% happy. Like I have all my really good close friends, my family, I'm really close with them. I have a girlfriend. I think that's one of the things that like What made me want to stop, too, was seeing a lot of artists around the same age as me just dying. No, looking back, it's embarrassing. Well, I fell asleep on a red light. Somehow my foot was on the brake still, so I was just there. And they said they were trying to wake me up for five minutes. Dude, that's hysterical. Yeah, it was. I went into jail with my... Was your foot on the brake? That phase of my life fell over.
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Dude, you just let that lettuce go and you look like Sam Kinison. What does that mean? You don't know who Sam Kinison is? Nah. You almost laughed like him too. Really? Who is that? Sam Kinison? Yeah, yeah. It's been love about nine times now. And it's been real every time, folks. Every time it was going to last forever. Sam Kinison. is one of the greatest comedians who ever lived. You look like a very thin version of Sam Kinison. Oh, shit. Right? Okay. Where's my glasses? I can't see anything. I tried to do it because I was too lazy to clean up. That's my problem. So, man, what's your name again? I'm Landon Cube. Well, Landon Cube is my name, but I always just say Landon Cube. It's easier, flows better. So it's spelled Cube, but it's Filipino, so it's Cube. Oh, nice.
You're Filipino? Yeah, yeah. Half Filipino, half white. Well, you know what? This goes to show you how blind I am. What did you think? Everyone thinks like Native American or... I didn't think anything because I was too excited to eat the Dave's chair. I was so hungry. I couldn't stand it. I mean, seriously. Hold on. Hey, man. How you doing? Good. How about you, man? Yeah. Good. Good. So, you got any clue what I am? Not really. I heard something. You're friends with Joe Rogan is all I heard.
What do you...
What were Landon's struggles with substance use?
Someone said that. Who said that? I think it was Beasley. Dude. Maybe I'm tripping. Maybe he didn't say anything like that. That guy would piss on me to put out a fall. That's going to go over well. All right, man. So tell me about yourself, bro. I'm 27. I make music. I produce, play guitar, perform. I sing, rap a little bit. But yeah, that's what I do. And you're obviously like the most humble person I've met here. Seriously. Because everybody loves you. Everybody. They all think you're the greatest. Who did you talk to? All of them. All of them. Everybody knows you. Every kid in high school knows you. All these kids, they all love you. Damn. Yeah. Well, you don't think I have the pulse on the kids today? How did he say that? I got young kids, dude. And they got friends. Yeah. So you're doing really good. So you've, you had problems with drugs, huh?
Yeah, yeah. I've been mostly clean for like two-ish years, probably since like 2020. Well, let's go back. What were you using? I was like pills was like my main thing, like Xanax. And then that kind of like snowballed into everything else. Well, give it to me. Because I didn't really like give about anything when I was on Xan. So I could try everything else and then it all kind of like. Well, tell me what you're using. Take your Xans. Now your decision making is a little long. Yeah, yeah. And what are you taking? Coke. A lot of Coke. Drank a lot. Did a lot of Whippets and psychedelics. Whippets? Whippets. Yeah. Fuck that. Oh, no. God. Yeah. No, looking back, it's just, like, it's embarrassing. But I learned a lot, like, from doing all that. And just, it's definitely, that phase of my life is over. So, it's.
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