Mind Over Matter: Mindset Development
Venting about life while trying to navigate through it and sharing what I’ve learned with the world through enlightening conversation. This podcast was made and carefully curated in the essence of myself Deja Wallace. I will take you on my journey of self-discovery through a video journal-type podcast that guides you to self-discovery as I evolve with every episode. Mind Over Matter is the power to govern how you feel internally through mindset development. This podcast is essentially for dreamers, deep thinkers, optimists, and anyone who’s on the journey of self-discovery. RATE COMMENT SUBSCRIBE
Mind Over Matter: Mindset Development
Legacy Over Trends ft. Dj Madout
In this episode, DJ Mad Out, International DJ 2024 Red bull Culture Clash Champion and DJ host of the Caribbean Music Awards, shares his 24-year journey as a DJ. From discovering his passion in junior high to overcoming personal struggles. We discuss the power of manifestation, hard work, staying true to your values and much more.
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Pushing positivity is not easy, not easy.
Speaker 2:I want people to look at me not only as a DJ. I want people to be inspired. If I can't inspire, I don't want to do it. I want to leave a legacy where show kids that, yo, he did it without stabbing nobody in the back, without doing any weirdness, without having an alternative motive For the stars, no limitations. You are gonna go far.
Speaker 1:Keep on growing and learning Be the best version of you that you are. That you are Because it's mine Over matter. You know nothing else. Matters. It's mind over matter. It's mind over matter. You know nothing else. Matters it's mind over matter. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:I said yeah, yeah, yeah yeah, welcome to Mind Over Matter baby. I'm your host, deja Wallace, and if this is your first time joining, welcome. If this is not, welcome back. I appreciate you really came back to listen to another episode of mind over matter baby, episode 109, ponyo head top. We got a big guest in the building never the little one, dj Madout a one DJ Madout. We have DJ Madout international DJ Clash 2024 Champion Caribbean Music Award DJ host. Let the Cox Crow Iry Jam DJ Mod Out is in the building. Y'all, we do our own sound effects. Thank you for joining me. I really appreciate it.
Speaker 2:I'm a man of my word and you asked, so I was like you know what. All right and yo.
Speaker 1:it's a busy weekend, it's been a busy summer for you, so the fact that you even took time out it means a lot and I appreciate you all right. So on today's episode, I I'm going to get into just your background, your upbringing, how you even got to be one of the biggest DJs out right now and just the journey. Really, we're going to talk about mindset. Always go back to that, it's mind over matter. Of course, we're going to get into our little conspiracy theory segment. Yeah, we're going to get into all of that on today's episode. If this is something you're interested in, kick back, relax and let's get right into this episode. Mad Out.
Speaker 2:What's good, what's good how?
Speaker 1:you feeling.
Speaker 2:Feeling blessed.
Speaker 1:Blessed and highly favored. Highly favored, yes.
Speaker 2:I love that I love that for you.
Speaker 1:Mad Out. Why did they call you Mad Out? I didn't even tell them your government for real. All right, so Mad Out is a high school name.
Speaker 2:All right, so I had to choose out of two names. It's either they was going to they used to call me Bigfoot or Mad Out, and I picked Mad Out. Make sense, but like my nickname in high school was Bigfoot yeah. In high school my nickname was Bigfoot also.
Speaker 1:Who gave you those options?
Speaker 2:High school, my high school friends.
Speaker 1:It was like either you want to go Bigfoot or Mad Out.
Speaker 2:Nah, I picked. Is that a Bigfoot or Mad Out? Dj, bigfoot, wouldn't be right. And then they One of my boys, beckham. He was a legendary high school football player, soccer player, and he was like yo nah, we're going to quit. That Bigfoot, it's Mad Out.
Speaker 1:And I was like yo Mad Out and I was like yo Mad Out sounds pretty dope it was ahead of its time, cause now people actually like exactly normalize Mad Out as a term, like as being cool. Yeah, yeah, and it's that one song that Amadwe Amadwe, amadwe, amadwe. Yeah, another class. How did you even get into DJing? Where did that begin?
Speaker 2:Like junior high school. Junior high school, honestly, I loved music. I still love music and I'm a student to the music and a fan of the music and I love people enjoying themselves. You know what I mean. And I was a party promoter before I was a DJ and I just used to love to see people be entertained. And the DJing came up and I was like yo, I love this, it's better than a trade, it keeps me out of trouble, all of that. I was like you know what I'm doing this and from there, everything like clockwork, everything like clockwork. You know what I?
Speaker 1:mean Mm-hmm, yeah, and what was like that moment that made you feel like, yeah, this is exactly what I need to be doing? Like the aha moment, Like the aha, Like aha, that's what I want to do.
Speaker 2:That's what I want to do. Sure, I have so many moments Because in my earlier years I DJed for the late great Natalie Cole. I did all of her Christmas parties where I met Michael Jackson, the hairstylist and stuff like that. It was that legendary. So it's just I have so many different moments where God blessed me.
Speaker 1:I'm like yo nah.
Speaker 2:Uh-huh, uh-huh. It keeps me out of trouble, it makes me take care of what I need, to take care of my family and stuff like that. And I was like yo you know what.
Speaker 1:This is really dope it beautiful um. I know you had a long journey, so how long have you been doing this? You said since middle school. I'm not gonna, I'm not gonna age drop for you, I'm not gonna age.
Speaker 2:It was like almost 24 years damn almost 24 years.
Speaker 1:Damn, how has being born and raised in New York, specifically the BX, the Bronx, the Bronx, bronx, big up Bronx? I'm not going to hate on Bronx right now it's not the place but how has being brought up in the Bronx, like the birthplace of hip hop, influenced you as a DJ?
Speaker 2:A lot, a lot, because I don't know about anybody else, but brought up uptown in the Bronx is very Caribbean, very West Indian based. You know what I mean Caribbean, very West Indian based. You know what I mean. So you could hear a taxi driver playing Alton Ellis or Sanchez and then you could hear a lady cleaning her house to Anita Baker. You know what I mean and where I come from in the Bronx. There's a lot of legends come from that side, like Kool Herc who made hip hop. Literally. He come from in the Bronx. There's a lot of legends come from that side, like Kool Herc who made hip hop, literally. He come from our side Bobby Connors and Jabba I mean Jabba from Massive B Legendary, so much Heavy D Legendary. I can name plenty and you'll be like, wow, I didn't even know this.
Speaker 1:Africa, Bambada, Yo do your history yo.
Speaker 2:Do your history. Yo, I know a little bit something.
Speaker 1:You know what I'm saying yeah, and I think also you touched on Caribbean, caribbean culture and just the intersection of it all being in the Bronx and I think that even when you think about the foundation of hip hop, how it was created and by I want to say, I want to say Kool Herc, yeah, kool Herc, kool Herc, and he's Jamaican right and his parents were Jamaican. He used to go to Jamaica every summer and that's how he was inspired.
Speaker 2:Let me go deeper. Even for Master Flex, it's from uptown Bronx.
Speaker 1:You understand what I'm saying, so it's just something about where we came from. You know what I mean.
Speaker 2:Yeah, having Jamaican parents and know like we have a certain upbringing of musical knowledge. When you're raised in a Western-era household, there's a variety of music that you listen to and you was raised to, no matter if you was Christian or no matter if you was Jehovah's Witness or anything Certain type of music you was raised to.
Speaker 1:Facts. And it's like you listen in the country. You listen to all types of music.
Speaker 2:It's not just All types Kenny Rogers, all of that.
Speaker 1:Sometimes I'm like in like an elevator. I'm like, why do I know this song? You know just that feeling. Yeah, yeah, you know the vibes, I know the vibes. So what if you could pick one moment? What's the proudest moment of your career?
Speaker 2:Wow, nobody ever asked me that question. Proudest moment of my career.
Speaker 1:So far, it's a lot. It's still being a lot happening right now.
Speaker 2:I think, the proudest moment that I could give back to my community.
Speaker 1:That's beautiful yeah.
Speaker 2:That I could give back to my community and put a smile on my mother's face that I didn't give myself to the streets.
Speaker 1:Mm-hmm, it's beautiful you know, I mean and, yeah, the first event that I've ever like went to for you was the juneteenth event and I seen it in action, like how much hard work it goes into the back and not just being a dj but also like serving the community. You know what I mean exactly, and it's beautiful to see everything like unfold, how positive, like pushing positivity is not easy. It's not easy pushing positivity.
Speaker 2:I feel like I could be way further if I was talking about ass and titties sex or whatever you know we all could be way further, but I'd rather take the ladder than the elevator, because, by the end of the day, what are we doing this for? Are we doing this for a legacy or for a trend? I'm doing it for legacy.
Speaker 1:What legacy do you want to leave behind, DJ Matt Out.
Speaker 2:Legacy. I want people to look at me not only as a DJ. I want people to be inspired. If I can't inspire, I don't want to do it. I want to leave a legacy where show kids that, yo, he did it without stabbing nobody in the back, without doing any weirdness.
Speaker 1:Be genuine.
Speaker 2:Without having an alternative motive. I'm not that. If you're looking for that, I'm not going to do that. You understand we're all on positive energy and mindset. With that, you feel me.
Speaker 1:I like that. You said mindset. That brings us into our first segment Mind Over Matter. That's the segment.
Speaker 2:Okay, yeah.
Speaker 1:Aha, so Mind Over Matter. What's the first thing that comes to your head when you hear that?
Speaker 2:Don't stress about anything. Think positive over your life, over everything that you're trying to do, Because nine times out of ten I can attest to this. Nine out of ten, it's not that bad that's a fact but yeah, anxiety is going like mmhmm, it was never that deep.
Speaker 1:What's this?
Speaker 2:and then, when you take care of it, you be like damn, I really blacked out for this and it takes more energy to worry and be concerned and just live in fear.
Speaker 1:honestly, it's draining.
Speaker 2:You know what a holy tree taught me Not to cut you, but a holy tree taught me you can't worry and pray at the same time. You can't tell God like God, have a thing where he says cast your worries onto me and let it go. You can't be worrying and praying at the same time and don't go hand in hand.
Speaker 1:It's true, it's true.
Speaker 2:I went through a lot and if I would have worried about it, I would have went crazy. And if I would have worried about it, I would have went crazy, but God embraces you. How has your mindset developed from when you first started your career in DJing until now? Me traveling mostly all around the world taught me how to deal with life. Deal with people. Deal with people how you want to be treated. If you expect to be treated like royalty, deal with everybody like royalty do unto others as you want to do on yourself.
Speaker 1:And what I'm big on speaking your reality into existence. That's why I created this podcast was to speak life into my days, when I was going through a hard time. I just needed an outlet to speak life into me, and I'm big on speaking your reality into existence. Death and life is in the power of the tongue, as you know. So what is a specific moment you've used that Like? You've spoken your reality into existence.
Speaker 2:All right, so I don't normally tell people this, okay.
Speaker 1:It's between us.
Speaker 2:I have a book right every year. I have a book where I set goals high to lowest. If I write it in a book, it's going to get done. Manifestation, whatever you call it. Yeah, I'm writing my book and I'm like yo, I want to hit, I want to touch, I want to do this show, this show, that show. I want to work with this artist, that artist, that artist. I want to see my career do this and be on radio doing this within six months and then boom, boom, but what are you doing?
Speaker 1:Work towards it. Okay, don't forget that part.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, don't forget that part, the hustle.
Speaker 1:Yeah, don't forget that part.
Speaker 2:The hustle has to go on.
Speaker 1:For sure, I want to go into.
Speaker 2:Whatever?
Speaker 1:Let's get back into your DJing.
Speaker 2:Mm-hmm.
Speaker 1:Do you feel like there's too many DJs nowadays, Like everybody's trying to be a DJ? Or you don't really care for that. I don't care, just do what you need to do.
Speaker 2:I don't care, because there's plenty of artistes in the world. There's plenty of artistes painting on the wall and doing different things, and on canvas it's DJs creating art. So they could do whatever they want to do. You know what I mean. If they have their outlet, if that's their outlet and they feel like that's their outlet make them correct.
Speaker 1:What does it take to be a successful DJ?
Speaker 2:A whole lot of praying, a whole lot of faith, a whole lot of practice and a whole lot of building relationships and network, because your network, you have to network to get work.
Speaker 1:You got to network to get work.
Speaker 2:Bomb job.
Speaker 1:Don't let that go over your head, y'all. Yeah, what's the biggest mental hurdle you had to overcome to get to this mind frame?
Speaker 2:My daughter was born and I noticed that I had to focus up and be a man. Then my pops passed and my grandmother passed all in one year and I was like yeah. I had to really channel my mind into a different world, to like put total focus, not to think about anything and just go focus on my work. Put my all my pain into work. Put all my pain into work and me putting my pain into work, flourished.
Speaker 1:Yeah, mind over matter. Ooh, let's get into our next segment. I'm going to show you a picture. It's called Explain this Piece of Art. Uh-oh. I'm going to show you a picture. It's called Explain this Piece of Art. Uh-oh. I'm going to show you a picture and you tell me what was going on Uh-oh During this picture and how you felt and what was going on. All right, this is the picture I chose. I'm going to show y'all on the screen, all right.
Speaker 2:One was this. That was at the Caribbean Music Awards last year. That was a moment where I was like, wow, I'm thankful for being like, touching a stage like that, because Caribbean Music Awards is legendary and we all know it's legendary. All of this, major stars be there and me doing what I really wanted to do, because a lot of people would not know, but I wanted to and this is what I wrote in my book I wanted to DJ for intermissions, for award shows and concerts major concerts, not the small concerts, not the 2000 concerts. I'm talking about the arenas and I'm like I'm in theaters now King's Theater to be exact, or Flatbush to be exact.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, and I'm like. I'm in theaters now, king's Theater to be exact.
Speaker 2:Or Flatbush to be exact.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, that's big Congratulations and you're doing it again.
Speaker 2:Another one.
Speaker 1:Another one, another one. They must like you, I guess.
Speaker 2:I mean, you know, you always have to leave a good mark with people, because if you don't leave a good mark with people, they're not going to call you back.
Speaker 1:Facts we're going to go to social media questions. Uh-oh, let's see what we got.
Speaker 2:Who's your favorite artist right now? Hmm, my favorite artist.
Speaker 1:In what genre? Just like right now. Who are you going to right now? I know that's hard as a DJ to be like. This is my favorite artist.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's hard. It's hard for me right now.
Speaker 1:All right, let's just do a song. Then what's your favorite song right now? What's the me right now? All right, let's just do song. Then what's your favorite song right now? What's the mantra right now?
Speaker 2:Nah, you know that's hard for me. I can't that's hard for me Right now.
Speaker 1:If you wanted to play a song, be like. All right, let me just get a better question. Social media do better. All right, let's see your favorite rapper. Who's your favorite rapper?
Speaker 2:Hov.
Speaker 1:I could see that. I could see that you give Hov vibes.
Speaker 2:What old man vibes.
Speaker 1:It's your boy. It's your boy Damn. I don't like that. Would you rather travel to the past or the future?
Speaker 1:travel to the past just to fix certain things but then I'll mess with the whole space time continuum. You know, if you go to the past, you mess with the whole space-time continuum. You know, if you go to the past, you mess with the past. It's going to affect your future. Yeah, you don't watch those movies when they time travel and they go to the past and then they change something and then the whole thing change.
Speaker 2:Hmm, I never thought of that.
Speaker 1:Yeah, all right.
Speaker 2:So all right, let's go into the future. This is that's. I want to see what my dog has to say.
Speaker 1:Exactly Like, really, that's me I'm married. Huh, damn, not damn Huh.
Speaker 2:Nah.
Speaker 1:You should be like damn, I'm married to her. Alright, we gonna go to our last segment. I'm a big conspiracy theorist. I don't care, I believe a lot of shit. So yeah, do you believe in these conspiracy theories?
Speaker 2:Not all of them.
Speaker 1:Wait, I'm gonna. Not all of them, of course, I'm gonna read some. Okay, and then you tell me if you believe Pigeons aren't real. They're actually used by the government to surveillance, To surveil civilians have you ever seen a baby pigeon?
Speaker 2:No.
Speaker 1:Exactly. So do you believe in that?
Speaker 2:No, no, yeah I still don't believe in it all right, all right.
Speaker 1:The next one um. Aliens built the pyramids in egypt I'm gonna crap that no, who built it?
Speaker 2:they had architects and stuff like that. Architects, not that it was built before, it was built way before that?
Speaker 1:yeah, they had. They had architects and stuff like that.
Speaker 2:Architects.
Speaker 1:Nah, it was built way before that.
Speaker 2:Yeah, they had Nah Aliens.
Speaker 1:That's the first time I heard Aliens. You never heard that. Nah, nah, you not jacking that. I ain't jacking it. Alright, alright, that's wild. Nah, aliens Built the pyramids in Egypt. Do you believe in aliens? Hell, no, this is the last conspiracy I got for you. Some people believe that in chemtrails that airplanes are actually chemical spray no, blah. Some people believe that trails left by airplanes are actually chemical sprays used by the government for weather manipulation, to control the weather, so they'd be spraying up in the sky. Use planes to spray up the sky to control the weather. Do you believe in that Weather control?
Speaker 2:I believe in weather control, but I don't believe in the In chemtrails used the planes. What we fly on does that?
Speaker 1:Okay, not all planes.
Speaker 2:I feel like they have a different plane.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I think that's what. Yeah, oh, so you believe in that theory.
Speaker 2:I feel so.
Speaker 1:What made you believe in that one and not the other ones?
Speaker 2:Because you said an alien with the pyramids, bro, people be believing that stuff.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, I got it. People actually believe these things.
Speaker 2:I just don't believe everything.
Speaker 1:Okay, okay, but you believe that last one?
Speaker 2:Yeah, just a tad.
Speaker 1:Just a tad.
Speaker 2:Yeah, what's up? I talks.
Speaker 1:Who's?
Speaker 2:your biggest inspiration, my daughter and my moms. Yeah, them two. Everybody knows that. Yeah.
Speaker 1:That's what keeps you going.
Speaker 2:Keeps me going. My family I shouldn't even just single them out, but my whole family. Like I, want more for them. I want them to experience the fruits of my labor. You know what I mean.
Speaker 1:So it's definitely rewarding.
Speaker 2:And how important is mindset to you? Very important, I think I said it earlier. It's just with your mindset. Nine times out of ten you're creating anxiety for nothing when you really look at it. You know what I mean. Sometimes it's really not that serious how you're going crazy over it. You know what I mean. So you have to kind of channel your mind. Even if it's going negative, if you wake up on negativity, you have to channel your mind to think positive, because the way how you think is the way how you're gonna feel, the way how you're gonna move, how, the way how you're gonna touch, the way how you're gonna interact with people so you have to put a positive mind and just, even if you have to talk to yourself and get, get out of that mindset.
Speaker 2:You know, know what I?
Speaker 1:mean yeah, somebody came on the podcast and said that how you think creates how you feel. And how you feel creates a magnetic pull that attracts things to you, and it's like that's really the mantra for real, Because if you're expecting bad to happen, that's all you're wiring your brain to expect to happen. So yeah, I feel you.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and I stay away from all of that negative energy. If I have to stay that side, I'm good.
Speaker 1:If you could change one thing about this world, what would it be?
Speaker 2:If you could change one thing about this world, what would it be? Eject hate and put just pure love through.
Speaker 1:Because, by the end of the day, love is overpowered by hate by far Facts. What relationships are you grateful for? You kind of already answered that.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you did Well. I'm grateful for everybody, anybody who I come across, everybody. I'm grateful for all of my relationships. You know what I mean, because relationships is worth more than money to me. I'll cherish a relationship more than money.
Speaker 1:No, I can see that Because even when I first met you in February, yeah, off the jump, like you were very like genuine, yeah, like I did not have to question, like everything you're saying. I didn't have to question like yo, is he gonna be? Because I was very nervous, the environment I was in when I first met you, because it was like a bunch of like big DJs and I'm coming in as the intern. Yeah, so is it really? I don't know. I don't like that word because it makes you feel kind of like I don't know what intern. Yeah, it just feels like I don't know. Sometimes it just feels like there's a connotation that makes it feel like I don't know, like Below.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I know.
Speaker 1:In a way, yeah, but yeah, I know in a way. But yeah, I wasn't like, I just didn't feel confident in that environment. But you were like very open. He was like yo, what's up? Why, like, why are you so stiff? Like you like, you know, you know how to make people feel comfortable being themselves. You know what I mean. And I was saying something. I kind of just like was I about to say, oh, okay, boom. So you said relationships, how you cherish relationships. Right, this is not for an ego boost for me, but what made you like Even Believe in me when I came up to you Asking you for the opportunity? Energy?
Speaker 2:never lies. Energy never lies, yeah, and by the end of the day, I rather Like I said me when I came- up to you asking?
Speaker 1:you for the opportunity. Energy never lies, yeah.
Speaker 2:And, by the end of the day, I'd rather, like I said, I'd rather inspire the young ones around me than to shoot down your dream. You understand what I'm saying Because, by the end of the day, we're carrying a legacy, not a trend. You understand what I'm saying Because, by the end of the day, we're carrying a legacy, not a trend. You understand.
Speaker 1:I want to give people background too when I say like, give me the opportunity. I just randomly asked you while you were waiting out in the lobby between your set DJing, like yo, you have my dream job, what's up? Like I'm trying to work at iRegen Radio and you were like yeah, come on. You didn't even hesitate, like you just felt the energy, like you just was like, so there was no. Like I don't know, did I question you? No, you didn't. But what characteristics? Like what made? Is this a feeling?
Speaker 2:Mm-hmm.
Speaker 1:Is this a?
Speaker 2:feeling Because you can have a million dollars, you can have a billion dollars. If I don't, if my energy don't, say you I'm not, I'm like no. Or laugh you off and go somewhere else, Mm-hmm, but by the end of the day that's not my energy. Or laugh you off and go somewhere else, but by the end of the day that's not my energy, and I always want to leap off of this earth like yo. He gave me an opportunity, bro, of a lifetime. You understand what I'm saying.
Speaker 1:One person believing in you, and just that one. Yes, you don't understand what that does to somebody. You know what I mean. It just puts just a new drive to a different mindset.
Speaker 2:Yeah, like even when you say yo, I don't think I could, no nigga, we gonna get that done. Look how much times I tell you, yo, I'm going this place, this place, that place, that place, that place, that place.
Speaker 1:He be like I'm going to Jamaica, I'm going to. I was like how was your weekend, what you did? Yo, I went to Jamaica, I went to Long Island, then I went back to the Bronx, then I went to Florida and then I met the mayor, yeah, and I'm just like All in one weekend, Okay cool.
Speaker 2:All in one weekend, 24 hours in Jamaica, 24 hours in.
Speaker 1:Yo movie movie. What are you looking forward to? Coming up what you looking forward to.
Speaker 2:Whatever got in store. Okay, okay, you heard, because if I mention one show, it's too many, it's too many, it's too many. They got to watch, they just got to watch.
Speaker 1:You're not going to give too much.
Speaker 2:Not too much. All right, not too much.
Speaker 1:You're going to keep it T. You're going to keep it T. Okay, just a little bit, just a little. Y'all get crumbs. Nah, y'all not get crumbs. Nah. Nah, that sounded crazy. Y'all not get a sneak peek.
Speaker 2:I like a preview. I like a sneak preview.
Speaker 1:If you could give your younger self one piece of advice, what would you say to little Matt out.
Speaker 2:Speak less, the little mad out speak less you don't have the answers for everything. Focus more on who's pouring into you than than who's not pouring into you. Yeah, get more shmoney. Yeah, yeah, that's good advice that's good advice.
Speaker 1:Some of y'all should take that take that take that. Yeah, thank you for joining me. We did it, we did it, we did it. I love this for us. Yeah, you could connect with DJ Matt out. He's on Iry Jam Radio Free promo. I don't care, iry Jam Radio, let the cocks crow Every morning from 6am to 10pm. And yeah, just catch him outside too. He really be outside. So catch him on Caribbean Music Awards. I think this is airing after that, but still you could catch him on BET so you'll catch the reruns.
Speaker 1:If you don't even catch him, and catch him on social media DJ Matt out and yeah, tap in link in the description and if you reach the end of another episode, I appreciate you really came back to listen to the end. Like all the way through the end is crazy. Like I could tell you love yourself. I could tell you're glowing and keep being you, keep shining, love this for you. You look good, like I can just tell. I can just tell yeah, make sure you tell your mom, friend, auntie, sister, dog that it's mine over matter. Baby Crack, crack, boo A B crack crack, boo, pow, pow, pow, pew, pew, pew, pew. What song you gonna make? Crack, crack, crack.
Speaker 2:Pew, pew, pew. No joking.