ITzAwRap

Exclusive Intervuew and new music from J95

1. Flow Pro - WYFL Freestyle 00:14
2. Flow Pro MD - 2 4 Q (someonelse likkleboy tmx) 2:47
3. W'Indies Streets Mantra 6:09 (beat prod. By @fpdapantha.productions IG)
4. Portia Manning 'Flavor Festival' braakfast tease 7:00
5. J95 - Letter To God 7:22
6. Flow Pro - H.I.T. House 11:08 DatBS2 EP 
7. Flow Pro - The Half (RKelly sample beat prod by. @fpdapantha.productions IG)
8. Flow Pro G.U.N.I.T. EP intro snippet (50 Cent Hustlers Ambition)

Pt 2.

9. Exclusive interview w J95 (@J95 IG) 15:10
10. J95 x Freeway Pablo - Trust Issues 18:02
11. J95 Interview continues 21:22
12. Flow Pro - iTzAwRap (Catering Services Anthem) 26:33
13. Flow Pro - She be asking me (DatBS2 beat prod by @@fpdapantha.productions IG) 26:26
14.  Zido - Whole Thing 27:50  (Bad Riddim by intlprostyle Big Boyz Records)
15. Mac 11 - Maco (snippet) (Bad Riddim by intlprostyle Big Boyz Records)

Transcript

SPEAKER_05 0:00

Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's your boy King Flo, and we are back with a brand new episode for you. Got a lot coming. And it's only right that I drop this on here. This is my WYFL freestyle. Yeah, let me run that back. Got me feeling so fly. Since Shorty bought me a ticket, said it's whatever you want. Alan hoppin' boat, trippin', no sleep. The bed that's the creek, no time for sheep. When you with the goat different, the grass we blazing the maze and we stays in the days. All is great here. Shorts there to days in seven days of slew nine and Dominican transit with the bages. So for springs, we did some things, and bright stalls that we done bathed in. Had a panic attack on the mountain, head all in the clouds. I was faded, ain't got no pride to admit a ninja had to sit the microphone. I wasn't gon' play clips all over. The energy was up. Pulled up every boss at the resort, thinking we celebrities. Sugar Beach for most that's out of reach. He scared past the security booth, trying to dodge them. In love with this Italian stallion. Don't like it, that's your bummer cloud problem. Then I bet you can't solve then. So you better prepare for it. The next time you see me land at that airport, couple bands like a sold-out show. And no, I can't give you no dough, I got plans for it. They wanna sign with a boat in these streets. In the ambulance, if you ever reach your hands for it. These rappers weak, bout to take a seat on the throne. A position that you just can't stand for. I'm called no ankle to the summer on the beaches. Land sure about that. I'm that wave that won't recede. I could he be so sure about that. Cause I'm about to make it wet and bring a drought. Leave them broke and the beach dry. Do you all the rep? Let's be sure about that. Depth's death threats. Plus the coronal back, waiting for careers. The doctor already said it's a rap since 50. So the only banks I need are deposited. Young bucks, that's weed money. Positive. Playing games can't teach a nigga how to live. When yeah, it was my right hand guaranteed dollars. Greatest unknown natural imminent threat. That's next. Might not understand me, but they'll acknowledge him. The plot thickens like the pot they left the pargin. Shout out to my mama, the origin.

unknown 2:07

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Remember when you had this sadest in these streets, Radio, we in these streets, West Indies streets.

SPEAKER_05 2:15

Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And you know, a lot of y'all know, for those of y'all who don't know, I don't know there's a genre out there that I don't do. But yeah, I would definitely be dropping some southern to St. Lucia, shout out to Dominica, shout out to Grenada, shout out to my homeland, St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Like, yo, we were at the top of the soccer style, you know. I'm gonna be introducing y'all know a lot of my listeners around the world may not be familiar with the soca. So I'm definitely going to be introducing you to some soca. And as I did that little freestyle on another beat there, I'm gonna take something that I've always loved since I've heard that song, but I never heard anybody drop it like this. So check this one out. Shout out to Lickle Boy and the whole team over there that's doing it how they're doing it.

SPEAKER_17 2:59

I know you all find Sony Son X. I know you find Sony Sunday.

SPEAKER_05 3:11

Don't forget to subscribe. I'm definitely gonna put the subscribe link. Subscribe is three dollars a month to keep the vibe rockin' like this.

SPEAKER_13 3:19

Happy day. Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 3:44

Please stay tuned to the wave. We got some Mac 11 coming, we got Zito coming. That's local Lucian artists that do it mad every time they get on stage, every time they get behind a microphone.

SPEAKER_13 3:54

Yeah, I'm telling you, yeah.

SPEAKER_02 4:04

Used to think the ding and knock. You just now home with a nasty business. My thing bing the freaking up. King when I'm not thinking I think my daddy's small, my team big. Yeah, it's radio. And the card, my belly small, I think it's long, and it's strong. Just how big one up, you remember that movie, and I come up, I eat it like breakfast, I eat it like the punch, gotta eat it in between time and beat time. I'd like to watch. If I don't eat it like it's breakfast, it's it like it's lunch, eat it in between time in the mid time like brunch, sweet, I'd like to watch. Yes, big khaki, big cocky season, big tacky, big cocky season big tacky, it's caca, kakala, kakala, kakala, it's big kacki, big cocky, big khaki pig cocky teas, big cocky.

SPEAKER_05 5:11

It's so empty. And you're listening to Windy's feet, rave out the shit. Shhong. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Adding on to other things and other ventures. Yeah, that's the side where the music is being created from the production side, and this is one of the beats. Yeah. So we definitely will be working with different artists, bringing together some different types of talent, trying to mix a few different genres together and see what we come in with. You know, as long as the energy is love and respect for the music, the artistry, you know what I'm saying? Like the real love and passion for what you do. You're artists that I probably do something with. So holla at flow.

SPEAKER_03 5:57

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Check me out. Yeah. Uh yeah. What if this is win these streets, yeah? We in these streets, fam. What's in these streets trying to win these streets, man? Win these streets, yeah. We in these streets, man. Slid these streets, trying to, win these streets, fam. Good food on the streets, and the whole city finna eat, fam.

SPEAKER_05 6:20

Time worth the money if I carry it in these hands. Same amount of money, just requires more running. But none of this from the beef or police about the D-Van. Bin see the Lucia, Dominican X and Tigers swinging through the jungle, humble, nah. Nothing like a T-Zan. But I got the Jane. She good for the brain. Never met Mile. Definitely don't need Zen.

SPEAKER_13 6:38

We in these streets, well, in these streets, about to win these streets. Yeah, that's what he's saying. Stay tuned, let it keep playing. Now the hook wasn't replaying.

SPEAKER_05 6:51

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Speaking of Antigua, one time there, shout out Portia Manning. Posh it up with Portia.

SPEAKER_00 6:58

You cannot come to Antigua and not go to Big Africali. I'm just telling you, it's the best. I got soft fish with eggs, with boiled eggs. Plantains, lettuce, and tomato. So yes, I'm about to delicious. Dig in. I know you guys are jealous. I'm sorry.

SPEAKER_06 7:41

God, I ain't gonna lie, but I am afraid to die, cause even though I have faith in you, this human doubt makes me deep in truth. I know you answer my prayers, cause when I ask for you, you're there. So please get me out of this mindset and I'll see you again when I rest. God, I ain't gonna lie, but I am afraid to die, cause even though I have faith in you, this human doubt makes me deep in truth. I know you answer my prayers, cause when I ask for you, you're there. So please get me out of this mindset and I'll see you again when I rest. Health, I prayed for it. Wealth, still waiting it. I go, I'm patient with this world, I'm hating it. Cause you know I'm always grateful for life. But right now I ain't having the greatest of times. There's been a lot of stress in my life. And now you can see that from my headline. This Western world is losing your values. I know I'm not the best, I just pick and choose. But I feel like you need to send the messiah again. So everyone can leave with you. I don't go church, but I pray every night. I know it's the prayers that's saving my life. The blessings you gave me rigor, and I just wanna know I'ma making it right. Because I ain't gonna lie, but I am afraid to die, cause even though I have faith in you, this human doubt makes me think the truth. I know you answer my prayers. Cause when I ask for you, you're there. So please get me out with this mindset and I'll see you again when I risk. But I ain't gonna lie, but I am afraid to die, cause even though I have faith in you, this human doubt makes me.

SPEAKER_15 8:56

Yeah, yeah, yeah. J95. Know you're feeling the vibe. Stay tuned. Windy Streets Radio. Remember we heard first.

SPEAKER_06 9:03

How many years I've been praying for football? No pro yet, is it no good? Call. I still love the game, but this music thing may turn out to be way more fruitful. Now things are gone through me, but I never pray. Cause I overthink it. This hinders my brain. But Carty told me you made me this way, so now I've got a babe in this space. Did you place me here to deliver a message? I'll find the true meaning of your blessings. The way you made me part of the essence, or is this game on earth on a too hard setting? Depression, progressing, the lesson, just guessing, is this my ending? Or is the lie still pending? God, I ain't gonna lie, but I am afraid to die, cause even though I have faith in you, this human doubt makes me debate truth. I know you answer my prayers, cause when I ask for you, you're there. So please get me out of this mindset and I'll see you again when I rest. But I ain't gonna lie, but I am afraid to die, cause even though I have faith in you, this human that makes me debate truth. I know you answer my prayers, cause when I ask for you, you're there. So please get me out of this mindset and I'll see you again when I rest. I prayed for a degree, you gave me that, I prayed to be free. You gave me that, I prayed for forgiveness. You gave me that. My granddad's lost wishes, you gave him that. Family togetherness, step one, two, overall happiness, step one, two. I know I'm not talentless, that one two to see another evil. I dunno did that one too. This degree, do I use it? Life ain't free, but I'm choosing to deceive its uses, but I can't see through the bruises. Achieved, but deluded, my family's still not used to it. Granddad's seat needs moving, depleted and clueless. God, I ain't gonna lie, but I am afraid to die. Cause even though I have faith in you, this human doubt makes me debate truth. I know you answer my prayers, cause when I ask for you, you're there, so please get me out of this mindset, and I'll see you again when I rest. God, I ain't gonna lie, but I am afraid to die, cause even though I have faith in you, this human doubt makes me debate truth. I know you answer my prayers, cause when I ask for you, you're there. So please get me out of this mindset, and I'll see you again when I rest.

SPEAKER_05 10:57

That was deep. That was deep. Yeah, let it to God, that's the name of that one there. From the young cat to J95. Yeah, stay tuned for more. This is Wendy Streets Radio, we Indy Streets, West Indies Streets. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So it's only part one to the episode. We got more coming into the episode for more J95. As I said, we got some Zo, we got some Metal coming.

SPEAKER_04 11:26

There's some hoes in this house. There's some hoes and they ain't got no clothes, and they strippin' in their pose, and they be showsin'. Listen, I ain't playin' all. I ain't paying all. I ain't eating that too much you need. I ain't weighing, I am king. Treat that pussy like it's wellin' eagle.

SPEAKER_05 11:45

I am slain. Ain't catching me by the bar, time to fallin' in love with a stripper, nigga. Nah. I ain't paying. Give a silly top till a wheelie pop. Pull a bro up, let a titties drop. Make me sticky leg, should have seen her why puppy fucked it up. Can't call a ditty rock. In a soul train, my third rail, aka eight a cop. Leg shaking, she can feel a shot. Leg shaking, I'ma need a clap.

SPEAKER_04 12:04

There's some hoes in this house. There's some hoes in this house. There's some hoes in this house. There's some hoes my being. Let's not be some hoesin'. They ain't gonna be a little bit.

SPEAKER_05 12:18

Yeah, I've been the loose, I've been the Dominican niggas next. Tell them calling freaks up, something flow on them on his feature, screamin' this shit louder than the speakers. There's some hoes in this house, they know how it goes in this house. Whenever flows in the house, if I pull it out, it goes in your mouth. Yeah, down on your knees. Don't swallow, it goes on your blouse. Take it home to your spouse. Or there's some hoes in this house. And it's regular right on schedule. Door to door in this house, floor to floor in this house. For sure, I know that there's some hoes you know in this house. Ratchet dots, catch them all. Ask the best catcher on the block. Soon as one take a pick at you, she gon' model the door. Forget the freak in you before you start speaking, dude. Yeah. And you can book them for a week or two. What happens here stays here, yeah. Victoria's secrets too.

unknown 13:05

There's some hoes in this house.

SPEAKER_05 13:08

H-I-T house. The hit house. You already know. I don't know. I'm coming right now for you. It's just a high store.

SPEAKER_09 13:21

Yeah. Flow.

SPEAKER_05 13:25

I live my life on the road. I live my life to the cold. I wouldn't have dived in the hole if I was still on the road. So that's for the day ones. I swear y'all, it's amazing. From the days of putting greats in. So rollin' papers with some grapes. And then light it up and get faded. To the ladies in my rib. They try to walk me about them bits. And the lifestyle I used to live. And how you wish I had a kid. I was a hustle, had to get it. Being mad about my digits. I wouldn't have ended up in prison. Probably just decided on living. Raw boy, hundred-proof gang. I know how we used to move things. Sometimes I bought through mood swings. Listen to music and the way I do things. Only ones that see the vision. Even the times when I didn't, from school to church to the streets, always show me love when I was in prison. That put me on a mission. Put my word on my decision. Turn my back on all religion. And love is just the way I'm gonna be living. From the streets of drug dealers and murders, small amounts make it further. A lot of y'all know the drill. How many people you wishin' was still? You know? Rest in peace to all the fallen soldiers. Everybody that I knew growing up. All of my right hand soldiers, everybody that was there for me that's not here anymore. To yours as well. My condolences to everybody who's lost a loved one in this recent season. It's your boy FloPro. It's we in these streets, we in these streets, West Indies Streets Radio. Stay tuned. A lot more coming from that BS part two. J95. Some other local soaker talent. Yeah, yep, yep. So thank you for staying tuned. This is the second part of the episode where we'll be giving you a lot more from J95. Yeah, out the UK. They got ties around the place, so stay tuned. J95. What's going on, brother?

SPEAKER_07 15:14

What's up? Oh yo, yo, yeah, man. Big up for the introduction, man. Um, nah, it's a pleasure to be involved in this, man. And yeah, yeah, yeah. So big up yourself for setting up the whole podcast. But yeah, man, a little bit about me as J95. Um, yeah, man. Born and raised UK. Um roots, half incentive roots, you get me. So yeah. Um, that's what I feel like influences the music. Obviously, primarily I come through um something we have in the UK called Grime. So it's not drill, but yeah, it's called Gram Music. Um, it comes a little bit before drill. Gram music's been there since the uh uh late 90s. And yeah, man, um that's what I grew up listening to. Obviously, alongside Grime, reggae, soccer, the usual 2000s RB, 90s RB, the real big hitters, so yeah, I feel like that's really influencing my music.

SPEAKER_05 16:19

When would you say that, you know, you decided, like, yeah, you know, like yeah, G95, like this is it, this is what I'm doing, this is what I'm pursuing, like I started from the other business ventures and things you might be doing as an entrepreneur. Like when did you make up your mind and say, like, yeah, you know what, this is it?

SPEAKER_07 16:36

Yeah, man, you know, um, so I started releasing music probably in like 2020, and obviously I was always making music before that, writing bars, like kinda that's the culture within the grime thing, like growing up, everybody's got their own bars, everybody coming in a little circle, doing ciphers, this and that, if you get what I mean, going bar for bar, but yeah, started taking it seriously in um 2020. Obviously that wasn't a great year to start as we all know, but um had a few ups and downs. So originally I come in the scene as J. S. And then kind of I kinda hit a real bump in the road, just a lot going on in terms of life and music and everything, and then I decided to change the name, kind of rebrand J95 Sang, and as soon as I kinda come across it, I was like, yeah, that's it. That that just even the sound of it alone is J95, it's time to get lively live. You get what I mean? That alone kind of just was like, yeah, this is it. Um, and this is the rebrand, and yeah, man. That's it. So I'm just trying to stay true to that, keep that consistent, and yeah, man. Just push up from there, get the name and the sound out there.

SPEAKER_05 18:01

Yeah, well, as we say that, we take a little break on the interview. We're gonna play some J95 for you right here, right now on Wendy Streets Radio. We in these streets, West Indies streets. Stay tuned.

SPEAKER_01 18:12

Issues on my mind, uh called the mind of minds. I've been looking at now. I'm opening my eyes to these issues. I got a lot of issues.

SPEAKER_06 18:25

I'm staying on my grind, but the pain is on my mind, weighing on my spine. So I've gotta take the time to solve these issues, issues. Got a lot of issues, issues.

SPEAKER_01 18:41

I don't wanna go in too much depth. Do you know what it's like to be deep in the depth? Life is hard, that the market's all respect. But now I got peas, I flip that shit with high interest. It's true, the music, the meat, I feel I'm chosen. I try stay focused, I did distracted from the commotion. It's true that I use these gallic shows, my soul is broken. Cause they love this dick, cause I pound that push, that leaves fallen. I open doors, I'm sure I'm I'm nowhere finished. The beginning, I'm sinning, I'm here and I'm winning. 248, my brother, I'm y'all grindin', twinning. Making peace, that child's big grinning, listen, bill it. It's true, I told these lies, told these peeps, I'm more than fine. I'm always low, I build this flow to try and stay high, I don't condone, roll in motion, try to stay focused in this life. Listen, I'm on this mission, two steps from sinning in time. I don't trust girl on my line, telling me she don't fuck them first night. She tells me she just stays inside, but she fucked him and my guy. Now when I see girls online, I know that she will lie. So let me roll this and get this off my mind. Uh causing my demise. I paid a costly price. Now I'm opening my eyes to these issues. I got a lot of issues.

SPEAKER_06 20:02

J95, I've got some true issues. I thank God I'm alive, but at times I'm sick of being misused. This time in my life, I feel I've been left in situ. Dark place, I'm a black or white, even though I'm both like King Goo. Never felt so lost. Been bouncing from jobs. Four years I've been with her and I've paid the cost. Told her I don't want white kids. She still loves me like this. We try him, but it needs revising. She's seen some other guys in private. Me, I can't see nobody else. Till I know myself. That I owe myself. Will I owe my mum? To retire her young NHS work that ain't fun. Now she's off for the medical one that makes me feel like a terrible son. Old the stun, so that one hurts me. Can't help her till I'm over 30. Cost of living. That one merks me, so it's saving peace with a clean or dirty. Slate for the bread. Pain shots on my head that I realize I ain't made for the stress. This life, I'm debating the rest. Issues on my mind that are causing my demise. I paid the costly price. Now I'm opening my eyes to these issues, issues.

SPEAKER_15 21:05

I've got a lot of issues, issues.

unknown 21:10

I'm staying on my crime, but the pain is on my mind.

SPEAKER_05 21:13

Well 95, J95. Trust issues. Sure.

unknown 21:19

I got a lot of issues.

SPEAKER_05 21:29

Like I said, we got some more joints, some new joints from that BS Part 2 and other artists. But now we're gonna continue with J95. I hear you shout out in your music different countries, different islands. Like give us a little bit about you know your different experiences or the connections and relations that you have to each of those countries.

SPEAKER_07 21:54

Yeah, man. As I said, you know, like um born and raised UK. But yeah, Vincension Roots, and yeah, man, I love the culture, I love love soca, love carnival. Um and yeah, man, I'm really trying to find a way how I can influence that into my music. Like, um, if you can't tell already, there's parts of it that probably is, but yeah, I'm really trying to find a niche sound that can kind of blend what I've been raised in, and yeah, man, try and connect the two if that makes sense, so I can kind of have both crowds on my side. Otherwise, nah man, always big up the other islands. Obviously, in the UK here, we're heavily influenced by Jamaican culture as well. Um, we've got our own culture too, so nah, it's it's and I'm not just solely focused on Vincentian Soka, you get what I mean? Like I love the Grenadian soaker, Bajan, um Saint Lucian, love Bouillon as well. Do you get what I mean? So everything, everything, and there's much more that I've uh if I haven't said your island, sorry, but yeah, I'm I'm sure I've listened to it, so yeah, man. It's just really just trying to connect the two, man, and get creative with it, really.

SPEAKER_05 23:19

And for this year, 2026 going forward, what's your vision or the plan that you have in mind? You know, not getting into the structure of it, but what you got planned for your fans and for your new listeners here on Wendy Streets Radio, you know, or you're working on a mixtape, an EP. What you got going on? You got some shows coming up?

SPEAKER_07 23:40

Yeah, man, like man, what I'm always working on, always working. If I'm honest, I could be better at kind of showing people that I'm working because I kind of do go through these mad releases and then I kind of go a bit quiet. Um, so I do understand I need to be a bit better at that, but yeah, man, a project coming out very, very soon. Um yeah, just always working, man. I'm just trying to get the sound out there, trying to get the face out there a little bit more. Last year was definitely more trying to get onto other people's platforms. Um, the year before that was more about releasing music because I'd had a very slow year prior to that. So yeah, man, it's just trying to be consistent, that's the main thing, really. And yeah, giving people music that they can relate to or they can jump up to or anything else, anything in between that. So, yeah, man, that's the plan. Just trying to get the music out there, really.

SPEAKER_05 24:53

Yeah, yeah, my boy, my G J95. We got work coming too. Stay tuned, we're gonna hold you. Uh we're gonna continue with the episode, more music. I'm gonna make sure I put his social media handles every way that you can get in touch with him. Check out the link on the episode, and make sure you go support the homie at J95. Thank you for being with us, bro. Hey, this one right here is the theme song for it's a rap. Y'all know about the food business. I've been on the road for a little bit. Thank you for all my patrons and all my guests. I'm gonna do a music video for this one, so I'm gonna be inviting some of my patrons to come over there park business, free eats, free drinks. So, let me start that one over for you. You got to get it.

unknown 25:30

Open the new shop with a new fly, whatever.

SPEAKER_16 25:33

Yeah, I'm getting mine all rap. So if you're in the cash read area, the riding bay area, 758, 716, like one eight. I'll be right at you.

SPEAKER_05 25:50

Check me out from the kitchen to the booth, the booth back to the kitchen. Ain't no crack. I'm pitching the boot facts, me fishing good for you. Never taste so that's delicious. Toss on your fingers. You got to lick it, no high level on that new doctor. 716, 5118. That's the digits. Fresh out the pot. You got to get it. Open the new shop with a new plot. What is it?

SPEAKER_12 26:10

Let me get my mind off that young rich, open mind all raps. Let me get my mind off that young rich, open mind all raps. Let me get my mind off that young richness, get the mind off raps.

unknown 26:24

Let me get my mind off.

SPEAKER_05 26:27

Yeah, yeah, so this next one off of that BS part two. She be asking me. I'm sure you already know. Same thing you want. I want that money, I want that cash, I want a lot, and I want it fast. Hop on that's it, let's make it quick. Back to this trip, gotta double the math. Hell I'm a boss, nothing like rock. My favorite rapper said I like the file I get to that money, you sing like a ball. Who said I'm Hussein? Don't play with my box, my screws do. With cranberry juice in my vodka. Bishop, now I got the juice juice. Tryna triple my margin, get money like the Jewish do, and make it the usual. Type of daddy and don't hit the news, dude. Rest in peace, pop smoke, rest in peace, lipsy hustle. Better get you a blue screw is crit. The link up chip, just stop moving up chew.

SPEAKER_09 27:17

Tell me what you want, what you really, really want.

SPEAKER_05 27:22

So directly following this episode will be the extended version of that BS Part 2. Every song from the BS Part 2 will be on the episode. So please stay tuned. We're gonna keep it coming. Thank you for tuning in to this episode or the previous episodes. Remember, it's free to play, download, and I also will be putting the subscription link in the end for those who want to continue to support us monetarily monthly. It's only three dollars US. That is one of Lucia's finest, your boy Zo. Stay tuned. It's Windy Streets Radio. We Indy Streets, West Indies Streets.

SPEAKER_08 27:57

We put it in the whole thing. Easy, legal, boom, uh, says you want the head of it, but I put in the whole thing. Says you wanna mess off, it might put in the whole thing. No teaser, no breather, take that one, seizure. No inches long at the pillar. Say you want everything up in it up, call it sick man, call it killer, call it O and no catapilla. Was yet when under the colour? Say she wanna head on Vidma type put in the whole thing. Says you wanna keep on Vidma, I put in the whole thing. Says you want that end of it, but I put in the whole thing. Say she wanna test of it, but I put in the whole thing. The whole thing, HP put in that, easy, uh, the whole thing, so let's boot in the whole thing, shit's within that. You want that air, this everything is like on it. You want that team, and this everything is like you want the air, and put this everything inside, on it.

SPEAKER_05 28:58

You want that air, and put this everything inside, somebody, somebody, all things, all things, all things up, they should want up, uh, what type of dinner, uh, up, I see the up, this you want to see. Same rhythm, Mac eleven, yeah. Told you I was gonna drop some for you. This is it, we've come to the end of the episode. I hope you've enjoyed it. Thanks for listening, we come to the episodes that you've listened to. It's your boy King Flow.

SPEAKER_10 29:42

Let my talk about transport.