Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasewrakes.com coming at you with 2021 Panini Limited Football. Six box, pick your team number three. So it's a half case from a fresh case. Now these are 14 box cases and seven boxes. So we're gonna do seven boxes and one of those seven boxes is gonna be the giveaway box and then we'll do the other six as the pick your team. All car chip, a lot of good stuff here. So let's dive into it. So first of all, big thanks everybody for picking their teams right here. Now if you bought at least two teams, you'll get an entry, four teams gets you two entries, et cetera, et cetera, to win that free box. But everybody who bought a team will get a shot at the Wax Party spot as well. It is Michael, we're hoping Wednesday, but I wanna be completely sure before I update those titles there. And we'll have updates on the break schedule as well. All right, so first off, let's see which side we're gonna do. So let's select a dial, let's select that one right there. One, two, three for the left side, four, five, six for the right side. And it's one, so we'll do the left side right here. So this side we will save for next time. And we'll put those blue Xs right there just so you know they're all from the same case. Now we're gonna go to random.org, we're gonna generate a number between one and seven and that'll be the free box. There's one, two, three, four, five, six, seven just from top to bottom, one through seven. So let's go back to random.org, there it is. I already set it up, one through seven. Let's generate a number, that's the free box. Box six will be the free box. One, two, three, four, five, six. All right, so someone's name's gonna, it's gonna go to somebody right here. Good luck. We'll do that randomizer at the end. Now we can do the six boxes right here. Go, some nice stuff in here. That's what we're looking for, two autographs and one memorabilia card per box on average. Find the autos first. I think those two are the autos. This is the relic, gotta do the relic first before the autos. Just shave off the top base cards there. Of course all cards will ship. All right, behind, no offent, which is numbered to 149 for Denver. That's gonna be for Jesse. The relic is Stadium Stars Evan Ingram. To 75. And, there's Tyra Hill. And, there's Kenny Galladay behind Kenny G. Is a Ravens autograph. Tyson Williams, seven out of 10. Patrick Davis with the purple birds. I think this parallel has a little purple foil there. We'll kind of tell. And, it catches the light a little bit. So, a nice little color match there as well. That looks pretty sharp. And, behind Sam Darnold is another Raven. That's Rashad Bateman. 45 out of 75. Jersey and autograph. The second half of this is in the store, ladies and gentlemen. Buy at least two teams. Buy it basically by an even number of teams if you wanna try to win a sealed box. And, you can win a wax party spot as well. You can check out the details of that promo. That's a huge promo. Check out the details of the wax promo on jaskyscasebreaks.com, top of the page. 100 out of 149. Devin White with the buccaneers reveals a stadium star as Calvin Ridley. Six out of 10. The pro gambler, Calvin Ridley. Falcons, that'll be for Dusty. Behind Tua is a Broncos autograph, K.J. Hamler. One out of 99. Auto for my rivals. That's gonna go to Jesse in the Broncos. And, behind David Montgomery is a Trevor Lawrence, nice. 90 out of 99. Jersey in autograph, T-Law. Dusty with the Jacksonville Jaguars, there you go. New coach. Adding some weapons to that team. Travis Etienne should be healthy, should be back. And that could raise his stock considerably this year. Congrats. All right, next box. Got a redemption on the bottom there. That's the relic. This should be the patch auto, yes. Zach Wilson does well this year too. Dusty has the Jets rookie card. All right, the relic behind Tua is unlimited potential. Zach Wilson, 18 out of 35. Could be. Dusty and the Jets, one of his last-pot mojo teams. Behind Teddy Bridgewater, 134 out of 149 is Des Fitzpatrick. 32 out of 99. Rookie, Jersey in autograph for the Titans. That's for Michael. And then the redemption behind David Montgomery. It is a Rookie Patch Autographs Variations Ruby. What is that number two? Ruby Spotlight. That is our H. Ramandri Stevenson. He's a notorious non-signer. Dusty with the Patriots and Ramandri Stevenson. Sign your cards, Ramandri. All right, halfway through the six-box break. Good luck, everybody. It's the relic. Maybe an auto as well. That's the Jersey auto. I don't know, Powell. All right, 101 out of 149, Travis Kelsey. He's gonna reveal the relic 2-2 at will for the Rams. 73 out of 99. Brody with the Rams. Behind CD Lamb is Jersey Autograph, Amonra St. Brown. 72 out of 99. Cat team mojo for Jesse and the Lions. And behind Calvin Ridley is one more base card here. That is James Conner. And James Conner reveals a blue horseshoe. Yes, Mike Strackin. 49 out of 49. Rookie auto for Martin and the Colts. All right, two boxes to go. An auto, that's the relic. And Smith, we've got a Davis Mills. Might be the starting QB, Dusty. Still QB1 now, I think. 19 out of 75, Travis Kelsey. Reveals a Jalen Darden. 36 out of 99. Piece of his Jersey for Nathan and the Buccaneers. Behind TJ Hawkinson is Patch Auto, Elijah Moore. 74 out of 75. That's for Dusty and the Jets. And behind Jonathan Taylor is Richie Grant. Four out of 49. Rookie auto for the Dirty Birds. Dusty with the Falcons. All right, final box and then we'll do a couple randomizers. Do the Wax Party randomizer. Give away that box, two different, one dice roll, two different lists. Sin auto, Chubba Hubbard. All right, Nelson Aguilore, 74 out of 199. Reveals a Sadium Stars, Raleigh Melvin, Gordon III, 20 out of 99. Broncos, that's for Jesse. Behind Noah Fan is a Saints auto, 37 out of 49, Peyton Turner. That's gonna go to Stephen, Stephen Flatt. And the last hit behind Tedgie Bridgewater is gonna be Jersey and autograph Rashad Bateman, 22 out of 75, Jersey and auto for the Purplebirds. That's gonna be for Patrick Davis and the Ravens. And there you go, gang. A nice half of limited football. Second half in the store right now, Jaspy'scasewrakes.com. Now let's give away stuff. Let's go flip back to the list. Let's gather all the names. That's for the Wax Party spot. We'll do that one last. And if you bought at least two teams, let's alphabetize this list now. You'll have a shot at, you'll get some entries. You got a shot at a free sealed box. Of a sealed box of limited football. So Brody got two, that's an entry. Dusty ended up with 13 teams for the purpose of the promo, 12 count. So that's still six entries. Jesse got four teams, that's two entries. Martin got two teams, that's an entry. Michael L got two teams, that's an entry. Nathan got two teams, that's an entry. Oliver just got one. Patrick got two teams, that's an entry. Steve M, two teams, one entry. Stephen F, two teams, one entry. I got Stephen, Steve, Patrick. Nathan, Michael, Martin, Jesse, Dusty, and Brody. All right, so that's a one spot in 15 chance at winning a sealed box. So one dice roll for both lists. It's gonna be Snake Eyes, just two times. Name on top after two, one, and fingers crossed, good luck, two. Stephen Flat, congrats. So a sealed box going your way. There you go, congrats. All right, Snake Eyes for the Wax Party spot. One, and two. After two, a lot of sad spots here, but as I've been saying before, we've got so many Wax Party breaks to do, so there'll be plenty of opportunities for you to get a shot. Dusty very close, thanks everybody. But there can be only one, only one winner, and that's gonna be Jesse. Congrats to you. After two times, your name ends up on top, and you are in the Wax Party, let's get your name in there. There you go, man, you won one yesterday too. Keep that luck going. This was limited, pick your team at number three on a Monday the fourth. There you go everybody, thanks for watching, thanks for breaking with us. I'm Joe for jaskiescasebreaks.com, and I'll see you next time for the next break. Bye-bye.


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Team keeping clean, before we get into this video, I really gotta commend y'all for just making it this far. Reason I say that is because we are literally five days away. One, two, three, four, five days away from watching the Ravens play football. And even though it is a pre-season game, it's football. And that lets you know that it's officially, officially back. Like we already been back, but now it's like officially official. And we get to see a lot of the backups and action. And while it is backups, it's still an exciting time because it gives you a nice reminder that football season is literally right around the corner. And I do wanna commend y'all and thank y'all for being so active on this channel.  However you have contributed to this channel, I appreciate you a whole lot. I really do. Thank you for always handling yourselves with respect. Showing respect, showing love, because that's what it's all about. Like we always say, I may have my outlandish football takes, you may have your super realistic, extra calypheragic expialidocious takes, but all it's about is showing respect. We don't have to agree. We don't have to see things the same way, but it's about showing respect. So I really appreciate y'all and I love y'all. And I hope that everything is going really, really good for everybody watching. Now with Lamar Jackson, this was really no shocker. It wasn't a surprise when Hardball said that Lamar Jackson was not going to be playing in this first pre-season game. Really based off of last year, and I know it's tricky because based off of last year, I wouldn't want to play no starters in a pre-season game based off of last year, but then I know at the same time it's like, hey, well, this is a little chance for them to build chemistry and whatnot. And it's not a guarantee that just because they're playing a pre-season that they'll have chemistry. I mean, they can get all that chemistry in training camp. Like there's been times before, there's been teams that have not played one single snap of pre-season to get starters. And they've been finding the regular season. So that would be what I would do for the Ravens because I just wouldn't want to take no risks. But at the same time, I know some people, hey, you can't live in fear and da, da, da, da, Ravens shouldn't be y'all scared and whatnot. If something's going to happen, it's going to happen, which is true. But I would rather just hold out all the guys, but I'm sure they're going to end up playing at some point in time. Like Nick Boyle, Nick Boyle said, hey, now I got to play me some pre-season games this year. Cause he really want to get back in the groove of things and the thicker things. He's has missed a lot of time. But anyway, hardball mention Lamar Jackson, Mark Andrews, Marlon Humphrey, Justin Houston, Mark and Williams. And he said there's going to be more to, there's going to be more starters. He said the experienced starters, they're not going to really, they're not going to be out there this first pre-season game. And I got zero problem with that. No problem with that at all. Now, when it comes to Lamar Jackson, one of the biggest reasons why I think this is a small move is because his, his starting offensive line is not even going to be out there. At least two out of the five starters will not be playing. They won't be out there. And that's Ronnie Stanley and Tyler Lindenbar. Ronnie Stanley, who knows when he'll be back? Tyler Lindenbaum, who knows when he'll be back? I know John hardball, he did give an update. Oh, he'll be out one or two weeks first, because first, now, this is why I'm a little concerned with this little bit scary. First, he went down and they were like, Oh, well, he may return tomorrow. It's nothing. Ain't no big deal. He'll get an MRI. He'll probably be back tomorrow. Let's see, let's see. Then they said he got the MRI. Then they say, okay, he'll be out one or two weeks. And it's like, okay, okay, cool. One or two weeks. All right, all right, all right. But then a hardball mentioned that, and shout out to Jeff Zeribic for the report. And he said, hardball mentioned that they may need to bring in a center with Lindenbaum being down. So that part right there, that part right there, it worried me a little bit. It gave me a little bit more worry because, and I know teams, Ravens do it, teams do it. They'll sign guys just for the right here right now. And it'll be super quick. They can sign guys and then cut them a couple of days later. They can cut them a week later, two weeks later. It happens all the time. But the fact that they would consider signing somebody that just worries me just a bit. Cause they do got Patrick McCary. And again, when you have to have somebody fill in for your starting center, then that does take away from another roster spot. So I get that. But they got Patrick McCary, they got Tristan Cologne, Castillo, and I guess it is kind of thin at the center position when I think about it. Who else do they have a center? I don't know. Okay, well, I guess it makes more sense then. I guess I just had to talk it out. See, this turned into a Ravens fans therapy session, especially again, remember last year, last year scarred and scared all of us like crazy. It really did. But with Linda Bomb, man. Well, Lamar not being out there, again, no shocker. Cause again, his starting offensive line and they're going to be there. They're not going to be there. So with Linda Bomb, with him being injured, ooh man, this like, this sets him back up a bit. Not to say that he can't come in and just pick up way wherever he left off during training camp. But it does certainly set him back up a bit because depending on how Ravens play this thing out, obviously first and foremost, depending on when he comes back. If he comes back in a week, then he could play in the second pre-season game. He could, we'll see though. But if he came back in a week, then he would be set to play in a third one. But if he came back in two weeks, then that would be pushing it. It'd be pushing it. I mean, if he came back in one week, he'd be pushing it for him to play in the second game. But if he came back in two weeks, he'd be pushing it for him to play in the third game. But we'll see, especially with the pre-season. I just feel like they would hold him out. Cause again, you know, Ravens like this year, they seem to be taking like the extra step when it comes to being cautious. And that's smart. That's smart. You gotta be cautious. Especially cause again, you suffered big time last year. You suffered really, really bad last year. Now, injury news. It wasn't all bad because Devin Duvenay, he came back. So that eased my mind a lot because with Devin Du, I think they said he had what a thigh bruise. And I was there for that collision with him and Chuck Clark. Cause it happened at the open practice. Ball was obviously intended for Devin Duvenay. He went up to try to catch it. Chuck Clark went up to try to intercept it. And I saw that knees like collide. And I was like, ooh, but I was still watching. You know how people like, they don't want to see no car crash, but they see it and they, they close their eyes, but they still watch. Then they start driving off. So, but anyway, Chuck Clark popped right back up. Devin Duvenay, he was on the ground for a couple of seconds, then he finally got up and he was kind of limping a little bit. Then he went off to the sideline. So, but it's, it's good to see that he's back. Mark Andrews today.  See it, hard ball scared. You can tell, hard ball scared. He got, he got that fear last year. It's scared and it's scarred hard ball too. See, it ain't just fans that are affected. The coaches staff, I mean, John hard ball the leader of the team. He's scared too, head coach. Because Mark Andrews, he had a little scared today. Well, they said he kind of, his foot like went into the ground like awkwardly or something. And then he was down for a little bit. Got up, wanted to go back in, but hard ball said, no, no, no, you're done. You're done. Rest of the day, you're done. You're finished. No more. So hope, hope always like, man. He said, no, I mean, we ain't draft no receiver. We ain't signed no receiver. We ain't trade for one. And I know a lot of these, some of these Rangers fans, they tired of hearing about receiving this and receiving that. I can't have Mark Andrews go round. He wasn't taking no risks, man. He like, I ain't having that happen. So I don't blame you, man. I don't blame you not one bit, baby. But yeah, man. So it's a, he also did talk about the fact that they could use another cornerback because the young guys are getting all the reps. Now, another injury that also happened today. Woo, so much been so busy today. Stephen Means, who they just signed like a month ago, Edge guy, they said he went down and he never returned. So that his status is already up in the air. Raven's looking super thin on that edge. Bowser still ain't back yet. Just lost Vince Beagle for the year. And I know, I saw a lot of people in the comments like, oh, it's Vince Beagle. He wasn't going to be a starter anyway. He wasn't probably going to play much anyway in. And I did not realize that the last two seasons, and then including this in the last three seasons, he ended up ending up on injured reserve. So all of his last three seasons have ended prematurely. Either the last three or the last three out of the last four, one of them two.  Because again, they said that he was looking good. They said he was getting some starter reps in there. And that didn't come from the Ravens. They came from Reporters.  But the Reporters, who don't work for the Ravens, but they cover the Ravens, they were like, hey, he was getting some starter reps. So yeah, they just thin, man. They super thin there. I just wonder how Malik Harrison, how he's going to fit into all of this. Because I am a bit concerned for Malik Harrison because they, the hot ball did say, all right, we're going to try him at inside linebacker, but we're also going to try him at outside linebacker. And when they start experimenting with you like that, they don't really have a role for you like that. They don't have a clear cut role for you. So that can be a very scary territory. But I just hope he ends up carving out a role for himself and things end up working out. I'm still hoping for a little thunder and lightning with Patrick Queen and Malik Harrison. I'm hoping that with Patrick Queen, it turns on Malik Harrison too. And I think with Malik, it'd be more of an opportunity type of thing because he really hasn't been out there that much. Patrick Queen has been out there, but it's tackling has been his biggest issue, in my opinion. He's got the explosiveness. He got the burst. He got the quickness. He got some good speed. So he can fly all over the field. And again, the game is gonna continue to slow down for him being in year three. He's gonna start understanding things more and more, but just the arm tackling, going for the big hits. If he would just get significantly better at tackling. And I think that will come with the system too. With him being able to sort of calm down in the system, him sort of being able to breathe and really understand what his assignment is and not try to do this, that and the third, but understand what he has to do and then get to do a good job of doing what he has to do. Cause when you understand what you gotta do, that makes life so much easier. And whatever it is that you're doing, when you understand your assignment, oh man, cause if you don't understand your assignment, you're gonna be out here looking lost, man. You don't understand what you gotta do. Ooh, and we done all been there before. I don't been there a lot of times. Not understand what I was supposed to do. Oh, that would be me all day. But when you know exactly what your role is, when you know your responsibility, then you can master it. And that allows you just growth as a person. And then speaking just in football terms, that allows you growth as a player too. You can get better in your particular role. So I'm still holding out hope that Patrick Queen and Malik Harrison, they could be all a little lightning and thunder. So we'll see how it goes. But anyway, team keep it clean. Thank you very, very much. I love y'all very, very much. I appreciate y'all very, very much. We are out.


Did you do a clap? Go ahead. Thank you so much for sitting down with us sir. It's been a it's been about a three-year journey for us in terms of actually Indian cinema and general and Indian culture that we started on our channel and you've been at the forefront of that obviously. So it's it's been an absolute honor to be able to sit down with you not only because you're also probably the first Indian artist that most people in America were exposed to and as long as a millionaire in that but now that we've been able to explore you even more it's really exciting to be able to sit down and talk with you. Well first thing I want to talk about is actually a video we saw not too long ago I think it was called cultural renaissance and your passion to bring to light Indian artists and get the world to realize the amount of talent coming out of India and that's one of our passions as well. So if you can talk a little bit more about that. Yeah I think coming being born in South India then you know making it North India that that is such a big divide even though India we feel one but languages cultures you know divide away so some good things get left out in mainstream yeah it's like you know the Hindi industries people call it Bollywood which I don't like yeah right yes it's a derivative and so that gets a lot of publicity but then there are regional films industries like Malayalam and Telugu and Tamil and Kannada and Bengali and Punjabi and this goes on and these regional has a lot of gems in it you know about classical music about Indian culture yes so even the folk artists you know if you go into the deeper folk they have great you know humanity in the songs they have a sense of because I think it was 90s early 90s I bought this 150 series of all the world cultures even though I couldn't listen to everything but I kind of got fascinated by the enormity of how many cultural you know traditions of the end music yes and in the way they sing in nuances how they enunciate a word and all that stuff so I think when Marja guys came to me I said I want you to spearhead this one I said I was gladly accepted that's that's what I've been and we have been talking for like five six years I've been telling them like you know you should expand the listener base of you know folk music and probably give it give them in the way where they can appreciate it because raw stuff can now be appreciated right yes needs to be presented and you guys are doing a great job so thank you so much it is our passion I mean before the channel started we've always been celebrators of artistry and it's really opened our minds and what we want to see other people in the west in particular open their minds to the broader artistry that's outside of what in America they're most accustomed to like when Slumdog came out I think everybody was listening it was on the hit charts was Jai Ho I mean everybody listened to that and knew of that but what they don't know is what you just mentioned all of the regional aspects and the artistry from those places is that you grew up obviously in music your father was a composer you grew up in the studio but very early on you also started to study western music so was world music something you were passionate about from a very early age or was there a point where it started to expand for you in your both appreciation and composition I think you know when when you have something mainstream it's a bit but I go play in the studios where you know southern folk music and classical then you know cinema music right then you just want to be away from it in your listening so I always went out and I was listening to John Williams and Angelus and then you know Latin bands and then Chinese records and then Bach you know the switch on Bach Wendy Carlos yeah which is my favorite so these things actually taught me that there's a world outside my little South Indian folk music world which I was almost like the capital of that because all four industries were together and my dad was there like there'll be Malayalam recording here there'll be Telugu recording here there'll be Kannada so I grew up with that and then later strangely we were backing L Shankar you know was a Shakti yeah John Clark when he came in with his wife Carol in that time and she said can you guys back us up so we had a little studio fan so you know traveling with him because we adored Shakti we adored Shankar we he did a record and then that record actually three days I was there in the production how they were like doing things you know completely you know right not the way we do right and they did one song for three days and then in in pockets I said because I was I come from industry where there's seven to one or two right seven to one the song has to be done and mastered right done completed mixed and mastered right so it's like with all artistry right it seems like the film industry does that too it's like just pump that stuff out yeah yeah so when I came I said I will purposely do a song for six months and let's see what who's so not that I realized that when you do something instinctively you can go back and say oh I can do that better I can have a better backing I can have a better arrangement I can change the harmony there I can bring in a chorus there so all these ideas come later when you instinctively do you just do you want to finish it right you don't want to complete it right right right and the completion comes from a lot of listening a lot of tweaking and then finally it arrives and then then it goes to people and people hate it why is this like this why is this because it takes such a process they realize oh my god no it's it's something nice about it I want to go back to and listen to them in three weeks and four weeks oh I love it yeah so this has been my life story yeah yeah on that on that note uh you're a lot of artists have a certain style we've always been so impressed obviously by you um but the fact that you don't have a particular style you like to change it up a lot and basically come from you know that's an amazing thing working in India nobody's judging you like oh this guy is doing rock and roll that's not his forte when he's doing south Indian classical that's not his forte he's doing you know classical arrangement right and that's what so nobody's judging you as long as it sounds good to the ears they're very open yeah unlike when you come to the West Bank you put a funk and you put a world music that is that right right yeah they go into that right they go into you know research and I feel like threatened by all that's right it does sound good and then does it feel in one world today can you just pinpoint in the airport that this person is this nationality these are from the you know mother and father of this the world is changing yeah thanks a new world is being born yes I'm adapting to that I've been adapting for for 30 years yeah it was it was actually a song that we just reacted to a couple weeks ago it was this amazing jazz composition that you did it was this amazing obviously video but the song was this jazz composition with and it was absolutely yes yeah one of my favorites but yeah yeah you you kind of brought this whole jazz fusion to do a believe it was Tamil film and how did people actually it was a the main character was a Christian you know in that and then he was a fisherman so I said like Christian you know the music stuff actually expands people go to church right and they sing choir harmonies and so I just took liberty of going a little more further because I've seen black church and sure I've seen I've been a boston and all this stuff and then I said why can't we do this and then let's see they hated it's fine yeah it was okay well that touches a little bit on I wanted to ask you like every time we hear your music my thought is what's your what's your process for the creation and I know it would be different because you have done everything if you if you if you look up this man you'll see every possible musical expression from tv shows and jingles to classical music in both eastern and western styles to jazz to blues you pretty much can write everything but is your process about the same when you're actually writing something I don't differentiate I feel like if it goes with the story yeah I just even if it goes slightly out this goes slightly out I can pull it in if it's completely out then people the director is gonna say yeah it's gonna not gonna match but everybody wants a change everybody's the mundaneness of life is horrible so you just want to break it and then even if it's at least we're trying instead of just saying no this is what will work you know not you're not boring people we're willing to experiment we're not willing to take challenges even now and sometimes you know composing a musical it's shake a couple and then we we brought a rye kind of music in it and everybody was like quiet for two days and then slowly said hey I love it for those two days you didn't know I was like okay it's got rejected they didn't like it stuff right so I found a singer who was around and then he signed something I said like why can't I push him to do this song I don't see what happened he doesn't know a word of English so we had to teach him to that little accent French yeah right wow so we've got the pleasure of talking to usajizaka who's saying yes um and he said something that was so interesting to him he was also that he was but we he said something so interesting because we asked him about being you know he's he's obviously a master of his craft but we asked him about it and and his process and he answered he's I don't consider myself a master which is you know ridiculous because he is but he explained that obviously it's a more of a relationship between him and the tabla and and that do you could do being a master yourself um and you are genius I I can say that um do you consider your process to kind of the same to music is it I did a constant seeking constant seeking of saying you know when we try probably find it things or do which five become amazing five or six become amazing and it's like a blessing every I I think it's a blessing we you can try you know a thousand years but still not crack something but if you get one line to you know linger in your heart people's heart I think that's a blessing yeah because there's somewhere deep there's a soul which is actually connecting to all the other souls yes and for that you are to constantly be cleansing yourself your mind the way you think about because what do you think actually manifests yeah to the song yes to the people yes and you can't fake it you can't be an evil person and try to do a very good song right sure there's there's goodness in all of us and I feel like how can you enhance that stuff how can you trigger that how can you manifest it in another way when people are listening to it yeah and you know transport people yeah so I have a two-part question in that regard yeah one's a quick answer one's probably longer the first one is just yes or no do you ever experience writer block as an artist I you know pressure sometimes that was my second part yeah so pressure to create the pressure at least now it's better before it used to be we start in March then I do Rajnikanth movies Rajnikanth's big stuff right oh yeah so that this movie has to release by Diwali that's it Diwali is the big yeah so now you have time so and then have to do the song that with the background and you know the electricity used to be very funky in my place I used to bring two generators and in the in the street that used to be stationed and look it was hell and then I've been doing three movies so the other director said me my stuff is coming Diwali to air so it was hell so I hate all these festivals because they used to give me hell right whether it's Diwali or New Year or Pongal because oh my god because I could never enjoy but now it's much more leisure you know I because I started traveling I mean so now he's busy so let's go a little early let's do this stuff so things which take longer are better for me yeah good um I want something on that well you talked about sorry you talked about writer's block yeah yeah writer's block is um um yeah we all have that because the pressure of we have to deliver hits it's not like there's no choice because you're getting paid yeah for a hit right right go to heaven you gotta get it yeah so how do you do it so sometimes I the one trick I do is always fasting sometimes you fast you know all the bad energies go away and then you're more in one with yourself so that helps me to think oh this is right this other you're clouded by sometimes yeah that makes sense and you're the first first artist I've heard and I'm sure there's many that do that which are the first artists I've heard that has taken it to that place of that personal introspection and practices that you do that makes absolute sense to me that that would be something you do and you find that it brings a release the the pressure to not only produce a certain number of things do you feel any pressure at all by the fact that you now have a a quite an astonishing when people don't know who you are I say to them he's the John Williams of India and they know what that means in terms of what you've accomplished because you're a master yeah you multiple do you feel pressure in terms of what you know fans and people expect you to produce does that ever come into play in your mind as far as I know what I have to live up to in terms of what they expect of me I mean that's a good pressure yeah I mean as long as you don't be ignored who cares yeah good answer that's true so that pressure pushes you to work hard out yeah then go deeper spend more time in music others you'll be holiday you know I got a lot of money right right let's take time off the constant uh churning out of music comes from that pressure where the explanation so what is he gonna do next yeah is he gonna do something great or is he gonna mess up stuff so you know that that pressure is good for even for me yeah and the day you feel like oh my god everything is boring I've done it all there's nothing more to explore if I feel like I should like I should quit yeah yeah and for me that it's actually expanding I feel like there's a notion of knowledge to be learned yeah you know in orchestration good in in lyrics and good we want you to keep going yeah please do it feels so frustrating I like you're so old and then still you have to learn oh my god sometimes the people straightening sure so we've heard so many insane stories about yourself but about like Rajasar and and people coming to him like I think we heard this one story that an entire film had already been shot okay and he needed like they were like we the score like or didn't work or something and they're like we need you to compose an entirely new score for this film that's already been shot and it's something in like a some ridiculous amount of days yeah like stone days or something there's obviously a thousand story of Rajasar and stories like that but what's like the craziest thing a filmmaker has asked you something like that and they can remain name-whistles yes you want to name them well even even Slavendog was you know it was given to me like it was the even the Jai Ho song that you so short from another song so I made the song saw the visuals I made that song and then I made the whole soundtrack I'm assuming obviously the same metronome yeah absolutely you have you can beat match and then you can stretch things and and then he started I said I told him one thing I told him I want to do other music I don't because I that's how I've been doing all the songs and so 450 films so he said if you have the time do it and that's how that came out I had to now he's given me a timer if if I don't do it if you something else okay so I had to replace everything like one by one you took out the temp and he put this one in wow that's what MIS song was lovely and you know I would work with her yeah on this so that's that's fine but most of the stuff was like boom okay that's how do I go then he said this one wow so how about these three ideas oh I like this one can you change this you know can you add more strings to it wow wow the reason that is so shocking is not just because of the artistic challenge but the fact that that is such a celebrated and Oscar-winning score that's amazing that that's really okay the other thing you're to pass the fire trial by fire then you get yeah yeah then you get the next one that was the trial by fire if I chickened out I said no I don't have time I don't think I can do it yeah we just reacted to the song that we've been told was originally a 16 minute song and then it was shortened to six and I'm an I'm a name I'm a name I'm a name I'm a name I'm a name I'm a name forget it yeah yeah yeah yeah the name of it very kind of yeah that's it and someone had told us this is going to be very different for and it started we're like this sounds like air roman and then did you have as much fun making that as it sounds yeah okay it sounded like you had fun yeah because you know what happened literally sometimes you have to be ready for the happy accidents you uh I had the stuff the money I was there then karate car was there and I said something's missing something's missing and then accidentally I moved it and my mouth slipped I went on the chorus uh-huh I said wow so that point you know the coin bag I had an accident accident grab it yes you gotta grab it you can't say no that's what that's what I meant I don't care it sounds like it works so we have to be open about happy accidents we have to be open about what could go wrong which will be the actually the right thing yeah sometimes you ask for a voice and you don't get that voice somebody else comes in and the whole song takes another yeah for instance there was a song in 2.0 and about the birds and you know that whole so the director wanted you know another famous singer so I said something told me like it needs something raw like Baba Mal coming singing because it's about earthiness and so this other guy who's I've seen I've been seeing for like 15 years he's to uh do he was hanging out and with my mother's you know the spiritual students and all the stuff and he was there I want to sing a song for you like I looked at my assistant can you just take my the stuff which I was saying put the lyrics which they said and make him sing that one I came back and I forgot about it two days later when I listened to that oh my god that's the voice yeah exactly like what I want and then I called him back and treated me to the whole thing yeah and sometimes you know you you see and then there are signs you have to take yeah why is this guy standing here this time yeah yeah yeah it was like morning five o'clock sure he did something and he was standing there so that's Baba Bakia who that's an amazing thing incredible very good human being wow um so on um I wanted to ask a question to to a composer when you're doing a song for an Indian film and you have certain stars who really bring the energy like let's say you have a Ranveer or the noosh bravo deva whatever right people that have extreme energy yeah does that ever do you ever know that before going in and you write the energy into it as opposed to somebody who like somebody who can't dance or bring the energy as well sometimes you know it goes to the wrong the wrong person but I go with the director's vision because the director has to live with the song for like thousand times just to listen to it get ideas so we'll know exactly when if he likes it he's gonna go like working in Shankar he would give us whole energy into one song like a movie what he does in a movie you do oh the film I yeah oh my god incredible I even from the beginning everything's a spectacle yes so yeah so now I'm doing your film with Tiger and he's so good at dancing so yeah Ahmad Khan is a you know director and a choreographer too so we've been vibing and said yeah I love that little you know motive you put that can you repeat it so that's fun yeah yeah it's not like I've finally finished them you know it's always back and forth yeah yeah do you have a preference and it may change from time to time of what you do creatively like do you prefer to just write do you prefer being in the studio and recording do you prefer live performances tell me everything yeah it's all pretty equal yeah yeah because it is uh you know it's a gift we get that people are waiting to see you and perform so we we try to even not take that you know easily we just work so much want to give them surprises and we give it we start doing different arrangements so that either they can listen to a CD or you know the streaming thing yeah so what are what are they going to expect there so let's give them the same thing but in a completely musical way so we also enjoy the process it's not like a job okay give me the cards let me play that so everybody's put a task given me yeah if you just go slip off you don't practice you'll be humiliated on stage so on um you're an Oscar winner in case you didn't know um but we we often want um you know stuff to get noticed or nominated that deserves to be so people around the world can see the talent that is coming from India and oftentimes people say that we put too much importance on the Oscars do you think that's true or do you think it's a vessel that can be used to help uh it is a definitely a vessel because you know but I have been willing the Oscars I can go to any part of the world yeah yes I can go on as a composer and they'll respect otherwise sometimes some traditions are not respected they have this pre-prejudice in the mind oh you're Indian you can only do that right you are you're they have that right I mean it's okay we have that also everybody has all that prejudices but I think the Oscar helped me to go to any part of the world now for Dubai Exports you know building a studio for me for the Fiddles studio according to my specs there's a whole scoring stage with the whole thing I've been mentoring an orchestra called the Fiddles Orchestra women from that part of 23 different nationalities so the all these stuff is they also need something because a big army of people are working towards and everybody needs to know why is this guy getting a studio why is this guy being you know like one movie I did the director was not of Indian movie I did I did this so the director was like always called a little bit like why is he called and then after the movie you know after I scored it um when we were sitting there was one gentleman who came and said yeah a very good score and then he was very cold and he looked at me yeah you know who this guy is he's the guy who said don't use you get a restaurant composo no way that was the criteria yeah so he came and and tell that I'm I'm so so that's why I was so confused wow so against so many things like yeah it's not an easy one yeah but what is anything you're doing right now that we and the big big stupid family you would want us to know about whether it's something you're involved in philanthropically or creatively what is it you would like us to know and support because we want to support it what you're doing uh actually there's so many things I'm right yeah take as many as you want okay so the yeah so the minds conservative you know the students are amazing and I've just realized that it just takes nurturing and training to make an artist a genius yeah from everybody so you see all this piano players coming in two of the kids have won you know so many awards last year during the lockdown they send the piano and they won the gold and platinum and bronze again and again again like four different competitions you know that happened bro comes with the lydian you don't need enough for yes he won the one yes yes yep so it's all that all that good things happening right now actually I've finished my movie 99 songs it's on Netflix it's on Netflix yes then I've written and produced that one so I'm directing a I've directed a sensory cinematic experience for lemask it's virtual reality and sensory and sensory yeah it's a wholesome experience which it just jaw-dropping for all of us because the way you feel when you put that people anywhere in the world every nationality you've seen it with jaw drops yeah and they have kind of come in so it's very hard to distribute the current stuff so I hope that I can install that and get a right outlet so people can enjoy that so I've played to my friend I want to play to you yeah absolutely wonderful wonderful thank you and to finish it off here so thank you so much for talking as you want to ask you a few random questions here coffee or chai coffee coffee your favorite classical composer buck your favorite indian film any region one of one of your favorite oh my god okay one of the one of one of like okay yes yeah oh yes yes and why because it took two hours to make it they still made it yeah when you look at it every everything is console every dialogue every song yeah and every action you see that they're so vulnerable yeah but they've come up with stuff favorite a hollywood film oh one of the yeah it's not a music yeah and what is one piece of device you'd give yourself starting out on roger if you could go back and talk to you back in 1992 no advice actually I still feel like such a big blessing and I got one of India's best director with first producer whatever I wanted and exposure of love and awards I got asked I don't think I still feel unworthy but many things well thank you so much for talking to us it's been an absolutely huge honor for us we we I think explored maybe three percent of your work and it feels like there's still a world of more that we haven't explored yet so thank you so much for talking to us and for just sharing your talent with the world and hope more people contribute yeah and I one of the things that we've noticed because we've done approximately 25 interviews or so and there's one criteria across the board with every artist whether they're a singer they're a dancer they're an actor a director a musician it's this attribute of deep genuine humility and every single one of them that you are an example of as well um I know humble people don't like necessarily hearing how you know why are we hummels we don't know whether we can do the next thing that's that's that's what I'm talking about so thank you so much thank you for being with us it's been a pleasure talking to you man pleasure thank you


Don't do it how you want Check it check it check it. It's a unique house. It's your boy. You see you on I'm here with the lovely amazing I stand in official miss Jamaica. What's going on?  Where do I start? You know what I'm saying deep folks. Let me see one I'm gonna be in the downtown one. I'm in everybody being it's all over the world One of them we don't know Yeah, I was downtown with her one time and uh, you know, I don't know. I mean we did skit set a place It was dope Taylor's in the building and mama Scott with I don't know what they plan it But whatever it is.   Okay, well tell me just Mama Scott, what did you done put together down on you always doing so? I hope you come this time. Hey listen last event You know why I was at But now it's a new day man. Tell me about this. I mean y'all empowering women of some sort I'm coming but I'm gonna stand outside, you know, cuz I don't want to be in the midst to know all that Okay, well tell me what it is. Why did you come up with this idea of doing it for all ladies? Okay? Well this particular episode is geared towards the women is geared towards the women and the next episode will be geared towards the men Okay, so there's actually two separate Entities that we're gonna focus on both genders. So break the cycle is like Something that I wanted to put out there as far as like bringing us together all the entrepreneurs people that want to be entrepreneurs People that's just going through stuff in life It's like a women's empowerment conference and I wanted to bring together some of the most powerful women that I know of that are doing Massive things in their field and maybe people don't even know who they are right, you know So it's a big networking opportunity as well as an enlightening opportunity because they're they're gonna express and Talk about some of their Personal endeavors how they got to where they are now actually text the testimonies Giving lightning enlightening on what they're doing and what they bring to the table and just like as a motivational purpose for women Man, hey, man, you know what that's dope, you know what I mean for you to even break the cycle How did you come to that night? What cycle y'all breaking cuz it's a bunch of cycles to break. Yeah, I think break the cycle is it came for me wanting to impact a life one at a time and Breaking the cycle comes from us not reaching out not helping each other especially in the in the black race We have a real bad tendency of not wanting to enlighten each other and inform each other of things that can be helpful across the board as far as our Culture and our race where as you said other races, they all pull together and they push each other like in the Hispanic Race and even a Caucasian race. They stick together black people. We have a real bad habit of pulling apart We don't know how to push we feel like we're intimidations when it comes to somebody doing the same thing that we do I don't want to stop you right there because when you say black people because I see people from other Countries who are black. Yes that stick together. Yes, or they're you know, they're race or their culture. Yes, but Look at him When you start talking about other countries and you from another country and they stick together over there I get very damn competitive because there's some niggas over here that help some niggas to get up like JZ Yeah, it's some niggas over there and help some niggas to get up like say all type of hip-hop artists All type of people that's got businesses. There are an elite group of people that do stick together And I think a lot of times we so busy seeing these issues because we do have a lot of issues and we are deserved Yeah, because of what the hell are people being through? I know what I'm saying a lot of these are all these other countries still went through things I like not like those slaves talking about escaped off and went to these countries and I feel like it's programmed Over here.  This is you come together And people like Jay-Z and all of them who helped other people I'm talking about being in the projects and being brought up through their neighborhoods Helping them pushing their brands making them to be who they are the babies the bird the bird man's the the masterpiece These people start out in the neighborhood and a lot of time our people forget about that Yes, we got people that's in the inner city that do help each other To actually break the cycle and get to where that we're going I agree with that But I do understand that there are things that are being done by people that are elite like these people that we don't talk About enough as well. We got to start focusing on the positive things that we're winning in I know we losing every damn neighborhood you go to because we go to them when I go out of town But we definitely got to make sure we big up the ones that are able to come out of their situation And that's what I'm saying.  It's just that that You you can I'm an example a two-time felon. Okay out of East, Texas two states Texas and Louisiana part of Louisiana made some mistakes early on in life They told me I would never be able to do anything but but probably Minimum wage jobs, okay and coming out of that situation. I broke the cycle by you know I've already paid my time behind bars I'm not gonna come out into society and let them double jeopardize me with my life So I chose to go harder You know I'm saying so that's when I came out and I started going for jobs That were double digit in manufacturing in the field where I knew that I could get in to take care of my children and my family So you have to stop thinking that you can't do something and go against the odds to make it happen And don't wallow in your pity, you know I'm saying like things like that happened You have to supersede what the normal expectation of others have for you And it's not even just pity what it is is fear fear.   That's why we thought about and for your passions Taylor is a hustler too, you know and two hustlers to come together ain't no ain't no telling what can happen That's what I like about it. I know she does the gala, right? Yeah, I do for my birthday This year actually did a really big backpack drive, so it was pretty cool.  How can I contact these people and get the results that you got? And I know that you're willing to share all this information with anybody that reaches out to you I do that a lot I share a lot like I'm an open book like I tell people all the time I have a PhD in YouTube and a master's degree in Google and anything that I'm able to obtain free off the Internet I don't mind supplying people with that same, you know information because we should all be able to win The only thing that I'm learning now currently is to be very mindful of who you surround yourself with Because who or what you surround yourself with will ultimately mold your energy your mind your your aura like how you move Just everything so if you surround yourself with negative negativity, you're gonna always have like a negative mind I'm absolutely the negative, you know outlooks of everything if you surround yourself with positivity You'll always have like a positive perspective even when something negative happens But but you know one thing I want to just add to that is the fact of your inner being your inner spirit Making sure you build that up because whatever outside is going on or going down, you know, it's within you I know the prodigal son found within himself and he came to himself and said how many house servants do my father have So it's something about that inner man and feeding yourself spiritually inside to where everything around you starts to develop because of the power That's working within you. Yeah, I'm just giving it to you Because it's something about being powered up, you know having an understanding of your spiritual connection and understanding how to tap into that world To where you can oversee I see clear when I read and do the things that I supposed to do to uplift my integrity and morals And if I take that time and power up like I should with prayer and everything and go with it Everybody's going to get out the way it ain't gonna really matter But it's gonna take some being by yourself a lot of time because a lot of time people go move away from you because of that positive energy That you put now. Yes, that's the whole game You got to be willing to walk by yourself when you start to power up with God. You got to chase purpose. That's real I like that. That's when you learn who you are the most. Yeah. Yeah Breaking the cycle I want to get back there cuz that's what we came here for to understand this whole event coming up this weekend Yes, yeah breaking the cycle, you know There that says a lot man with it without women, you know I could go there for as the one once that's been going through whether it be abuse rape Domestic violence all types of stuff depression. Who are some of the speakers just gonna key in on some of these things Wow, we have some awesome Queens coming to the stage. We have laquita Skyler. She is the CEO of pretty quick taxes here out of Dallas, Texas She owns about six seven tax companies here. She's one of my mentors. Okay Dallas and we have Brittany Stanton out of Dallas, Texas that is coming to she's also a CEO of Biorre truth She just went viral on there a couple of days ago. Then you just tell me about her. She's a beast What is she gonna find for her song? She did a she mix of what we want to call it to get even which is finesse two-time song Okay, and she crushed it like all the blue checks was in her inbox like she's massive like real She's a real big fireball. Of course Taylor Dallas, Texas. She's the CEO of her own company and entity as well Beautiful spirit. I bring a lot to the table and we have miss red carpet as a CEO as well of her brand She basically is in twine with rap a lot records as well as Exotic pop out of Houston and we have miss Paris sweet. She's a she's gonna be our host out of Longview, Texas We have Brittany's mom Valenda Stanton she has like the key to the ceiling in Tyler, Texas. She's an author She has a lot to bring to the table as well and you added more to it because when I spoke to you I just added her Because she asked to be a part of it. She's a real massive entity I was really honored that she would even you know reach out to me to be a part So and those are my people as far as the panel and then of course Grissel to be out of Miami, Florida Flying in she's our keynote speaker and she's more like she's her CEO to she's also she's to be an artist But she's more on women empowerment and doing this type of stuff now So I really appreciate her all of these young ladies bring like their giants You know as I look at their biographies and stuff like that of their lives It's really amazing to see the the the levels that they are on as black women, you know where they are in their lives You know, it's just beautiful because we really don't know who we are around Right, you know, you can't think that you're the only one doing something because we're clearly not there are so many other people That maybe are not recognized on the level that they should be but bringing the awareness in a group of people Even if it starts at a hundred two hundred people it's going to spread, you know It's going to be contagious. So I want it to be contagious in a positive manner. So that's that's what it is So we'll have drinking it's going to be inclusive of your tickets and also food and appetizers Be catered by We have a caterer We had to actually have a taste test this Thursday night With her to do some of the foods that we'll be serving this weekend not be a variety of wings I think she's got Alfredo pasta. She's got some green salad Billy out of Longview, Texas miss Webster. She's a real big pastry maker out of Longview massive everything from scratch Have about six seven different pound cakes Made from scratch real butter, you know, you know one thing I was curious about You talked about all these keynote speakers and everything like that But will you be going on stage and telling your testimony? Will you be going on stage? Yeah, because you have a deep story Yeah, I don't even don't tell him yet. We ain't ready yet.  Scott make sure that they're gonna get long-stem roses They're gonna have commemorative Tearas for the first hundred and thirty women to come through the door. So that's gonna be huge. Of course red carpet The first one through the door Carpet and then you know that massive boss top one-on-one gonna be in the building along with shake trendy and her team So we have a real well-rounded event coming up and it's really reasonable I didn't try to capitalize it probably the money we're making probably when you pay for the building I just wanted people to get in the in the mode of paying for something That's this great, you know, because I've done stuff so free. It killed me to even charge for this really They was like you need to charge. I was like 25 dollars, you know, and that's for the ladies and 35 for the man So it'll swap in october. So in october I'm working on Freeray Rick walls. He's supposed to be my keynote speaker. So we're working on that right now Along with some other men that are they have great testimonies out of these texas in october So this is just the beginning of something massive and I'm very excited about a date set to it yet Intentively the weekend of october the 15th because the plug I think I booked him for that weekend as well Is it the same same location? Yes. It's gonna be the same location.    Like I'm here.  Yeah, but then me You know what I'm saying Yeah, I have a question. So um, because this is gonna come out before the event Yeah, so if anybody would like to buy tickets, where can they go and buy tickets? They can go to event bright. They're available on event bright at break the cycle On there so you can find them real easy or they can cash out me at dollar sign fast ceo f ast ceo And that's pretty much what it and we're also giving away 20 door prizes to randomly. So we're doing all kinds of prizes What's the all kinds of stuff from dishware sets to clocks to Blankets the throws all kinds of stuff Cupsets it's just it's a it's a really uplifting event. You know, we're gonna do line dancing in between It's gonna be a lot of stuff that's going on That's gonna keep us active and keep us really going throughout the night. So I'm excited about it And taylor you're about to say something. Yeah, I wanted to know like are you gonna do um, like a live recording or Film it or something because I feel like this is gonna be a conversation that a lot of women and many So me can get an inside perspective of women. Exactly. I'm working on that now I have a videographer by the name of jr get him out of longview, texas that is volunteered to come and cover it for us So we're working on that so you guys can also have it as come, you know Stuff in your archives to show your kids and stuff later because it is our first annual So some things you can't go back and undo so I want to actually capture that for everybody So I'm working on him with his team right now to be I might bring a behind the scene guy Yeah, I need boss talk one-on-one. I'll bring one of my guys and then do a behind the scene here Just so we can put it out on the channel, but I'm just you know, the I'm just really like uh, yeah I'm excited and and and you know really looking forward to hanging out with you, you know Hearing some of them whopping lies Oh my god I'm really looking forward to hearing some of the things that boy I have the fish that men have caught will never be the size of the fish that you girls have Really pretty much caught as well.   I see you working man.  He was not paying attention or something Oh, yeah, yeah, I seen the nigga on there. I'm telling you.  I told you this Shout out to my entire staff at my financial firm first of all because They are the reason how I'm able to do what I'm able to do So if it was not for my financial team, we wouldn't have a budget Okay, so for sure shout out to fast financial firm LLC and Longview Then it comes my husband. Well, he's first I don't want to put him secondary. He's first, which is my other CEO Okay, which is racecott and then my team of giants on the music side, which is three of my sons AJ 1k got his blue check this year Yeah, that was huge for us and he had the venture with boosie that we completed this year He went over a million streams on it on spade tv. So shout out to them Shout out to uh, djk for acquiring the feature with ti this year so we were working on that behind the scenes And franchise coming out the bootworks doing his thing right now. He's got features with big extra plugs. So this is the journey Uh, we we're doing a lot of work. Then we have say, look, I truly would just imagine if I produced on the team as well also His own entity his own artist. He has a feature coming out with otb fast lane and riko reckless and Big honcho from tec luwap. They also have a feature from tec luwap out of uh, baton ruch We just got a lot of big stuff Yeah, so shout out to bugatti casino. My god son. It just came home from from a situation I just I love everybody big extra plug I I know a lot of people in this industry based on just me being me, you know Not being that's why I try to tell people just be yourself And people will cling to that the genuineness of who you are. You don't have to have a lot I didn't have anything going to be started off Nothing we was in a park in longview, texas. That's real and god made a way You know through his blessings all this is able to come about So I just want to shout out to the biggest entity in my life, which is the lord You know, and that's just what it is. So and now I think and then solo solo is our newest artist on uh fast ante And i'm where is solo from? He from arkansas. So shout out to him as well. We're part of arkansas Conway Conway Yeah, so we just pull him together and one thing I have learned e ceo is that you have to have a team, you know And a lot of a lot of people sit down sit down sit down. So I have massive people on my team I mean, I just want to shout out to my my office manager and torn saddler He's like my right arm and everything I do. He holds me up when I feel like I'm going by side, you know Beside the way he's always there to remind me you can't do that and we do that to each other along with gary and barry Which is my other office manager and with aj1k and reagan morrigan Regina jamie Just everybody that's affiliated with us john That has helped us this year We did it. We're doing it as a family first and we're gonna continue. We're nowhere near. We're not rich guys We're just working and that's the thing.   No, she's a millionaire. No for real.   I don't play. I know the game now. Y'all I count real good I'm a country nigga. That's all I do is sit outside and count cars. I'm that guy I count cars. I count dogs. I count turtles That one was everything. She got money already, but she wanted to excel You can't do what she's doing and add to money But at the end of the day to go to 10 to 20 million don't play with this nigga, man Now what it is right here? Oh This is my cool cup out of uh, houston texas part of exotic pop Let me hold my brand up real quick Yes, this is my cool cup. It's called purpleberry passion Exotic pop restart to me on behalf of latrey johnson huge entities. She's like miss red carpet. That's how I got involved with exotic pop And cool cup and they say you're a partner of east texas. Everybody's on this is either famous or they're known Stuff like that and you need your own juice for east texas. So east texas is waiting on this to hit the stores I'm y'all to bore me up with uh, where's it at?  Uh, there's another rapper's mom What was her name?  She's the only other lady. I think that's on their Juice man. That's just a great accomplishment. But doesn't surprise me at all, man Thank you so much for coming on boss talk 101.  You know, we really got some bosses in here right now Bossed up, you know telling people what to do. Hey, go take this over there Move this right here. Yeah This ain't nothing to play with y'all. This is a real statement He's gonna go downtown and check out touching skin hunt Taylor touching skin Yeah, you got to check it out. Uh, she down there, uh putting towels on niggles faces and Yeah Bubba dub call me this morning. He's still man. I yeah, you put you put me on Gutter tv man shout out to all them people that done went down there man. C. Co. P. Man Yeah, yeah, I got I done sent a lot of low D's in man. I mama scout. Where are you going? I'm going soon as soon as I can get still I'm always on the move like next week and we'll be back in Dallas next weekend We have a show in Dallas. Say trendy So we No, but man just don't have good friends like you guys man.  You're inspiring a lot of people include myself Man, love to see you guys hustle like you do, right? Yes. Mr. Make always, you know, she checking everything out You know, I'm saying trying to find out who not and nice, you know, I'm like sounding closing this I love east Texas east Texas. I love you so much Shout out to everybody that's affiliated call they sell from east Texas. No matter what region you're from What area code? I love east Texas. Y'all y'all heard that and a fight go with it No, everybody with me. I ain't even right there. He's tall East Texas in the building man. We love everybody man. We love the way you guys are moving man continue Much success guys. We love you. Hey, y'all know what? It's been another great segment Boss talk 101 what a boss is talking


Very, very disappointing defeat to West Ham United at home on Saturday, 3-1 with obviously two very late goals, once again at Goodlison Park, yeah it's just another kick on the teeth after what happened at Brighton, yeah very, very disappointing afternoon for all those top players. Here are Sean Dacius thoughts on the game. The responsibility is on us, it's similar as that, because we can't, I think sometimes rightly so, I mentioned the chance we created the mentality to keep doing that, we've done it again today and we don't win a game. So that's our responsibility because I can't keep talking about a chance, I can't keep talking about 22, I think we had 11 on target, I mean you've got to score goals, you've got to score more than one when you're doing that kind of work. So it's a responsibility from everyone, but certainly I'm looking at the talent we've got, looking at the quality we've got on there, it just seems that odd thing, you know, how we're not scoring more goals is just bizarre. And I'm looking today at good health for the West Ham are, but we're controlling the game, we go 1-0 up, unfortunately Mr Perry had a great finish on Beto and stuck at it, only took him off because he was fatiguing. I thought his performance was good and we're controlling the game at that point and the chance we create and you've got to go and score the second and if you score the second is a long way back for any team in the Premier League. So there you go obviously very disappointed, isn't he? Obviously looking at the bigger picture and asking questions of what we need to do to start in and those chances and that XG into goals because that's all that really matters isn't it? I thought the ball in the back of the net and Evan have been really, really poor at that this season and that has to change. If it doesn't change then you know we could be in a lot of trouble this season considering we've got another situation where it could lead to more points being deducted. Very, very worrying times. Obviously conceding late goals has been in the last two games has been a big deal and obviously Evan have lost games this season at Goulderswam Park by conceding late goals. He's shown vicious thoughts on that. I'm not aware about that side of things. There's too many chances this season. The details is a poor pass and they get a break away. It's a good finish to the second goal to be fair. It's a great strike but defensively we're pretty solid again today. The team's worked hard. There's no lack of effort. There's no lack of anything but we've got score goals in similar days. It's just like saying I can talk about the XGs. I can talk about the quality. I can talk about everything but I've never been naive in football. It's all I'm talking about. You've got to go and do it. That's the responsibility that I just said to players. We have a responsibility collectively to go and actually take the chances we're creating. That's everyone. It's not just centre forwards. All I keep hearing is centre forwards. Everyone's allowed to score a goal. Everyone's got to go out with a mentality to score a goal. That was most pleasing about Beto's foreman. To Mr Peno is not easy. He missed a good chance in the first half but he kept going and kept going and it's a great header.  The situation is absolutely crazy. The amount of late goals we've lost this season, full-on walls, looting in the cup, right in the home as well when we were winning 1-0. Is that the subs? Is that the manager not getting a team ready quick enough, making subs early enough? A lot of question marks on the manager when it comes to his game management and the substitutions. Also players just concentration, the defenders. It's something that needs to be looked at. We mentioned that home record, three home wins all season in the Premier League. Shocking statistic really. As a club, as we prepare to leave for having a home record hanging over us, we all have these memories of Gooderson Park and what it means to us. They are massively being diluted I think. For a lot of people they don't have those good memories of Gooderson Park but let's hear some dice thoughts on that record. There, right in front of your eyes, trust me it's hard because we're going right, what more can we do? But the players have a responsibility at this football club as well as the manager, as well as the staff and we know that it's a joint responsibility. I can't ask the players to defend properly as a team which I do and they're not at the balance which that means you've got to score as a team. It's not just about centre forward, it's everyone taking their opportunities. That final finish, that final pass and we're getting so many good areas so that's a massive frustration. No excuses, that's what's got to change to get us back to winning ways. We've still got to stop it going in but I'm not going to question that with our record this season but we've got to take chances. Just too many again today, too many, especially at key moments of the game. Yesterday you go, I mean just talking for myself personally I can't wait to get out of Gooderson Park, I really can't. Good times for me, Gooderson Park seem a distant memory, a very distant memory and if you're associating big nights at Gooderson Park to games that I've captured in the Premier League then that's horrific to me personally, that is absolutely horrific. When I see people talking about the Crystal Palace night, I feel sorry for people, that's the greatest experience at Gooderson Park. Those days are horrific to me, the Wimbledon game and obviously more recently the Palace and the Borm, they're horrific for me. I don't want to ever have to consider those special because they're not special to me. Special is winning big games which propel your up the table or a Derby match or something that might propel you to winning the trophy. The record on the dice is pathetic, it really is. He's done some things right for Everton, certainly the defensive record but you can't shy away from the home record, it's pathetic, absolutely pathetic and it has to improve and the games we've got coming up it should improve but if it doesn't then we are in serious, serious trouble. We don't play there for another month so we'll see what happens in the meantime. Moving away from the first team, Everton under 21s beat top of the table space on Saturday 2-1 on Yango, a name that we haven't mentioned for a while, popped up with a goal, actually started that game at right back to get Everton back into the game 1-1. And then a young Arsenal trialist of Mari Benjamin scored the winning goal late on after the space goalkeeper had been sent off as well. He's in under 18 at Arsenal, he's Welsh Youth International and Everton now after decide whether they're going to keep this lad on. They've had older players this year on trial, players from Chelsea, from Milan and they've got to make a decision now on this young lad because Everton under 21s and under 18 are really suffering this season I think, suffering because players have left, players have gone on loan, the likes of Lewis Warrington and Stanley Mills have gone on loan. Warrington is back in the fold but there's not that much real quality there at the moment so Everton are always looking to add good talent that might be wanted by the likes of Manchester City, the likes of Arsenal and Everton have to make a decision on the young lad now. And obviously scoring your first game is a really good way of making your mark and making people have a little luck at yourself. I think they play under 21s play again on Friday I think it is at Southport so it would be interesting if he gets another opportunity for that one. A player who is desperate for an opportunity if he could only get over his injuries is Delhi. There was another article over the weekend saying negotiations with spares have reopened with the player. This is a player that has I think seven more games till a £20m fee would be triggered now. Is he going to play seven games this season? Highly doubtful, highly doubtful. Listen he could play a couple but even if Everton wanted to keep him next season he couldn't just let the contract go and then sign him. Spares would still get some money so for the lad's career the best thing would probably be to be to basically rip up any contract that Everton have got with Spares. Spares are not going to see any money out of this play certainly if not for him Everton the way things are not a chance on earth. Sean does seem to like the player feel like there's something there for the future but if there's any kind of financial barrier it just isn't happening so it's good that negotiations if they have that's a good first step and hopefully they can fresh it out and get a deal. That if Everton choose to keep him that it will be painless basically for Everton and hopefully if everything goes the way the player wants it to and Everton wanted to that he'll be playing out for both for Everton next season. But if there's any fee involved then it should happen because he hasn't kicked the ball for us in two years so that's up to Everton Spares to sort that out now and we'll wait and see. So there you go. This has been the Everton News Daily. Make sure to check out the final word with me and Baz if you can suffer that but a lot of good chat and that to make sure you check that out. The 1878 FM podcast will be available tomorrow. Make sure to check that out as well with comedian Sam Avery always a good watch always a good show. And if you want more great videos daily live exclusive join us over on Toffy TV Premier. The link is in the description. The QR code is coming from the screen. Don't forget exclusive videos but all the videos and all the podcasts have no advertising them whatsoever. So make sure you check that out as well. Thanks for watching. See you later.