Kay Koolin Live in the Vibe Corner

We vibed out with the dopest artist Kay Koolin and we tapped into the many things she do: podcaster, blogger,musician, song writer and short film producer my girl does it all and we talk about motherhood the challenges of being a woman, coming up in the music industry. I mean the list goes on and on. Tap in!! And be sure to view the full podcast and live performance by Kay Coolin of her new song “Freaky Girl” on YouTube at Its a Vibe Podcast with Zoey Babi

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SPEAKER_01 0:00

What they do, y'all. Your girl K coolin here, live with It's a Vibe Podcast. You know the biggest vibe had to come do it, show love. Zoe, baby. I need y'all to stay tuned, lock in, watch this video, like, subscribe to the vibes. Cause y'all already know what time it is. It's K duh. Period. Come over good go.

SPEAKER_00 0:30

It's a vibe. Joey, baby, we gon' ride. It's a vibe like that, vibe. I bit it ho. Saying that you nigga, but he claiming me though.

SPEAKER_01 0:46

I poppin' bitch, shit, bitches throwing back rope. Only time I fall ring when I say go.

SPEAKER_00 0:51

Having big boats, you making boats really rope. Fuck making it rain, bitch. I make it snow. Yeah, fuck the cat rap, bitch. I really need a shit I say and do. When they say what's up, I ask how you do.

SPEAKER_01 1:01

I'm a rubber bitch, I'm gonna cut my kids. You've been popping your shit and talking your shit. Alright, baby, baby cuts too on the sound fit. Get me excited on a Tuesday night. What's going on, y'all? You already know this is your girl, Zoe, baby. We is tapping back in with another dope episode. So this is It's a Vibe Podcast, baby. If you don't know, now you know this is where all the dopest artists and the hottest entrepreneurs come to vibe. Yeah, and I got the flyest girl in the game right now. I'm so excited. What is going on, Koolin? Baby. Alright, so as I stated, we got Kay Coolin' live in the Bob Corner, baby. Before we get started, let them know who you are, where you're from, and a little bit about everything you do. Well, what they do, y'all, it's your girl Kay Cooling. I'm originally from Orlando, Florida, born and raised, but I stay in St. Pete, been out here for about three years now. Um, I am a content creator that raps, I make treats, I sell food, I sell spirituality products, I make merch. Um, I'm a creative director, I do behind the scenes. I also have my own podcast. The Coolin' With K Show. Um, you know, I just do a lot. I do a lot. I'll be forgetting half of the stuff that I do sometimes because I do so much. And I believe you, girl, because talking about that um with your show that you have on YouTube right now. I actually watched this before we could tell us a little bit about it. And what actually inspired you to make that? Okay, so the Coolin' With K show, I started that like as a vlog series. Okay. Probably back in 2020, like during the pandemic, everything was shut down. I started documenting my weight loss journeys. Right. That was the first time I was on a weight loss journey. I was going through a divorce at the time, and it was just me and my kids. So it was just vlogging just like my day-to-day and trying to become an artist as well, in the midst of all of that. So that's how that originally started, and then when I became an artist, like full-fledged, I was just like, you know, I need to start like vlogging what I do and my process of making it in this music. Right. And I took a like some time off for a while. And just recently, um, in the beginning of this year's, I'll say like 2026 is when I got like for real with it and was like, yeah, I'm gonna start showing everything. I'm gonna start talking to people, I'm gonna start like interviewing people, and just like interviewing artists and just entrepreneurs and just people of the community and getting to know them. And that's what I saw because I saw you recently tapped into the artist interview. How you liking that so far? Yes, I love that. I love getting to know people. Yeah. Because it's like, for me, my podcast is more healing through art. So I like to know about how like what you do helps heal you. And like people don't realize like what we do heals us in a way, you know, people put their all into their music or to their crafting or to their artistry, and you know, it's like therapy. So I like to like tap into that side of the brain, because you know, most artists' interviews is just like about their music or about the drama that they have going on in life. I actually want to get to know you as the person, you know. I know that's right. And now, do you feel like you being an artist doesn't make it easier for you to enter um like interact with other artists? I feel like just me being me outside of being an artist, like just me being like a people's person, period.

SPEAKER_02 4:24

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 4:24

It's just like I I like hearing about other people, talking to other people, because it's people from all over the place and like they're f from everywhere, and just everybody's walking their own journey. And so I like to hear a little bit about that. Just me being me. So aside from being an artist, being an artist just adds a bonus because now that's something we connect on. You know, it's like something that we we align with. Now, and I I have watched your journey, right? And I love it because you post the good, the bad, and the ugly. You got more balls than me, girl, because you walk up to random people at random events. You post the times where not too many people engage with you, you know what I'm saying? But you also post when everybody, you know, vibing with what you're doing. How do you kind of like um keep yourself motivated on them times? Because a lot of people will get that rejection the first time and just say the heck with all of this. That's a part of it. It's it's oh, it's no good without bad. So it's a part of it, it's a part of the journey, and you expect that. And like for me, I honestly my following is majority men. And so it's like I try to get connected with more females and I try to like link with the females, you know, just being out and about. But females, they don't really like, you know, they don't really clean to me. I don't understand. I was gonna say, do you find it hard kind of like um getting in with the female, especially in like Tampa St. Pete music scene? Because you're a very beautiful woman, Kate. Thank you. And when you walk in, when I first saw you perform, let me tell you, I miss Cardi her whole birthday party, right? Remember he had part one in St. Pete's? Now I fell asleep on everybody, and I woke up at like 1:30 in the morning. I'm like, shit, I'm finna go party. And I walked in there and I seen your five self stack. I was like, okay, mama is stacked, right? I'm like, she looks so good. But when you hit that stage, Kate, you dominated it. You know what I mean? So I can see, so do you find that a lot of women are, do you feel like it's they're intimidated, or what do you feel about it? I do feel like that, but the thing is, like, most females aren't open to just talking to strangers in a sense. A lot of them are close-knit, they're catty, right? So they they are used to what they know, right? So when they see somebody like me, like actually a girl's girl, actually, like I'll compliment you. I would, I would affirm your life, like I would speak life into you. Most people don't really know how to feel about that. They don't know how to accept that because they're used to toxic relationships with other females. So, you know, I understand it because I've been there, you know, but I don't I try to radiate light, and that's what I I like say. I say, you know, I'm the light in the darkness. So that's really like the energy that I give. So no matter what, I don't care if it if you nasty or you just got bad energy, I'm gonna radiate positivity just to you. And I agree with that because I vibe with you over at your house the last time, honey, and Kay had the drinks rolling, she had the smoke going. I mean, we had a time and I got to experience your your COVID. Yes. Okay, now what was the inspiration? Because when you get in this and you actually document your journey, and I saw your um your vlog, yeah, all of them, really, but you were telling like really about yourself, like what makes you so vulnerable, and then do you get backlash like for some of the stuff that especially with your weight loss journey? Yeah, so like um that's new for me because I was like growing up, I've never really felt like I had a voice. Right. And so like my outlet was doing music when I found music, like that was my outlet and being able to like express myself. And so I tell people all the time before I started being more open on the internet, I was like, if you want to get to know me, just listen to my music, right? Because like I have a lot of music out, and people don't really know that. And so I tell people, if you really want to get to know me, just listen to my music because I put it in the music, and so after that, because I was like, okay, y'all not listening, so I have to I have to get y'all to I have to get y'all to know me and understand me however I can. So that's why I started just like vlogging, coming back to my vlogging, because I felt like that was therapeutic for me anyway. Yeah, just being able to like I make videos about everything. I like sometimes I just really just sit and talk to myself on video. Like I just have videos that's like a video diary, you know, just you know, getting into it like and yeah, and you really getting into it because now you have your series that you're starting. Um, what's what is it? What's in the dark? What happens in the dark? Oh, yeah. So that is a short film series. Oh, girl, listen. When is part three coming out? Listen, we we gotta figure that out. So Mike Brooks Pros is in the building, y'all. That is that is my cameraman, my photographer, my videographer. And your boo that's my love. You know, he like he is behind a lot of what I'm doing now, and like as far as with the creative side and just my production and just with the moves that I'm making now. So we're literally like we're juggling everything. So that's that's what he came together, and an idea he came and brought to me. And so I was like, okay, well, let's do it. Like, we'll figure it out. Let's let's do it. So part three and four and five is already in sequence. We just have to like get it out there. I got you. I started writing a book, and if y'all look on Spotify somewhere, y'all might find it, right? But I started writing a book, and I only wrote three chapters, girl. Wow, because I got tired of it. I started podcasting again, and I was sick of it. But with the book, I used to listen to what people would say. Like I would write a part, and then they'll be like, is this person fucking this person? And I know for chapter two, yeah, I got to die. Y'all got to go find it. It's on my Spotify, y'all. Um, probably one of my first one, two, three, my first three episodes was me trying to be a storyteller. And then I tried to be a rapper, okay? What? Girl, I tried to be a rapper. I went in the studio and I was nervous as hell. Stop it. With five people. So I knew for a fact. That it wasn't. It wasn't gonna be the stage I was stepping on next, you know. Yeah. What the name of the song was? Um, he say when I didn't even have a name, too much. But yeah, but let me tell you, I got the beat off YouTube, and that's really why I didn't drop it. Because by the time I went back, they sold the beat. Oh, love. I was bumping my song. Like I bought it. Yeah. Them people could have sued the hell out of me. Oh my god. I ain't know no better than you. But I ain't bumped. Yeah, that music video. I bumped it with us. But nobody don't bump it no more. Yeah. Yes, but in that film, you're actually putting your music behind it. So, what gave you that idea? Because you actually get your music out that way as well. Yes. So that idea, like I said, Mike Burke Pros, he came to me. He, that's what he does. He is like an executive producer when it comes to media, period. So the short film idea, him creating films and all of that, that that's all him. So he came to me like, listen, we this we about to kick a dough. Let's kick this dough. Y'all kick that because what happened at night? I'm telling y'all, I can't tell y'all too much what's going on, but you was the K okay. Listen. You was the one. And I loved it though. You know why? Because a lot of people like they don't understand. That's that was really me, like growing up. I was I was off the pork. No, you wasn't. I was. What's the worst thing you did? Yeah, I can't talk about that on camera. Okay. But you know. Well, the second thing. If you if y'all really, like I said, if y'all really look me up, Crystal Williams, just look me up, Orange County. You gonna see them mug shots? You're gonna be like, that girl, that girl, what she doing covered. I see your ass over there fighting. Oh Lord. See? You whooped that girl at. I didn't you whooped the camera at that whole hand. I mean, you weren't playing. I don't be trying to. Ain't nothing wrong. But you know, people be getting my time around because I like I I'm really a good, nice person. Genuine. Like I'm very loyal, but they take that for weakness and they take it as like, oh, she ain't bought nothing. Cause I try to keep the peace, you know? So until I like I take a lot. And so when I just get tired, I saw it's an instant. What's your saying? I'm a Virgo. Period. I love Virgos. I'm Aquarius. Okay. See, yo, so yeah. I was like, yeah, I'm just like that. Like I give you about 10 miles. Yes. Maybe 9.5. Cause once you get to 10, it's up. That's it. And it might be. It's too close. But my fuse I got shorter. Now I'm to the point where it's like, I just I ignore it. I just try to like not because I just know I I snap. It's like an off and on with me. Like it's like I'll snap. And so I try not to. So I just try to stay on the offside. I love it. Because if I turn it on, you're gonna be like, oh my God, what do we do? You got a universe. Like you gotta call. You gotta call the people to come get this crazy motherfucker. Like, call them. I'm telling you so. I love that. But the fact that you put yourself in your music, hey, when you come on that stage, you dominate it. Like, how do you get in that mode? Because I know a lot of artists, they may seem confident, but behind the scenes, like on and in and off the field. Yeah. On and off the field. This is tequila kicking in. On and off the field, like you that same dominant, beautiful, confident person. Like, how do you radiate that? Um, honestly, just like growing up, I was bullied. I was fat. I was a real big girl. I was fat. I was bullied. How many pounds you were? I don't mean I had surgery last year. We talked about all that. It looked good. It looked amazing. So I had to surgery. Get a camera work. Get a camera. Ooh, ass. And listen. That's what I fell in love with right now. That's what I fell in love with. Take it to the motherfucking music. I'm telling you, so like growing up, like I always alternated in my way. Like it was always up and down, up and down. So you know, just had to fend for myself. Like I was 11 years old, just by myself. My older siblings hadn't moved out, went to the military. So it was just me in middle school by myself. And I had to like fight. All my life I had to fight. So I had to literally like fight my way through and just like be tough. Cause I was just so sweet. I'm still like that. But it's just like I had to learn. Like I had to learn who my friends were. I had to learn because I I was put through some stuff, not like I was set up, I was jumped, I was I went through a lot. So it's like that built and shaped and molded me. And then when I finally decided to like, okay, settle down. I got married early. So old were you? I was 21. When you got married. Yes. Girl, my homegirl did that. I looked at her like, girl, you was a plum dumb fool, bitch. I just got my goddamn idea, girl. I'm gonna go to Sky, honey. You got me messed up. You know, Sky was jumping back nigga. Listen, so like I did all of that early, and I tried to do be the good girl, all that. So it's just like me realizing the the good girl don't get nothing in return. So like I had to really, I at first it was just like a wall built up, but after going to therapy and just like figuring out because I was angry, I was a very angry person, like very so all of that kind of like built up, you know? And when I started going to therapy and learning how to like not care and just let a lot of stuff go and not hold on to a lot of stuff, it's like okay, I could calm down. Yeah. But I personally just feel like I had my daddy in my life. So my daddy instilled in me that I was beautiful, like my my blackness is my beauty. Like he he let me know like I was that bitch from a baby. So like it was always instilled in me. So even though I was fat and stuff, I used to question, I used to be like, well, why is people making fun of me if I'm that girl? Like if I'm that girl, why is they making fun of me?

SPEAKER_00 16:16

It's not adding up. Like what?

SPEAKER_01 16:19

So I had to just keep reminding myself, like, you that girl, you that you so I literally like told myself that, you know, just growing up when I used to just feel bad, when I used to feel fat, when I fall into my depression and overeat and do all that stuff, I had to like snap out of it and tell myself, girl, you are that bitch for real. Like, what is you doing? And so yeah, I don't really when it comes to performing, that's like that's where I'm most confident. Yes. In life, period. That's like I love it. That's just that's that's my favorite part about this music is performing. I love that K. It's like all eyes on me. I want everybody looking at me. Oh, I got everybody's attention. You know, so y'all wanna see gay boyfriend at home. Y'all want him to come on camera. Y'all wanna see gay boyfriend. She be messy. Y'all wanna see him. A lot of y'all need to see him. Y'all wanna see him. Uh no, no, no, no. Nope. Y'all gotta tune in to the whole goddamn podcast and see who they like. What's up, G Da? What's up, T O sub? Bless his hey guys, G, G, them radio, spinning, Willie, Wally, Wi-Fi Wally, who is K by C T M Side. Y'all tuned in tonight. Um I Rico's probably okay. She collaborated. I don't know what I'm tipsing.

SPEAKER_00 17:43

I like it. I did it. Like I said, it's a whole oo. That's a big spot. I'm a whole oo. Tell you, baby. Mm-hmm. Stop tripping. We're some real tell you what we're gonna call that move.

unknown 18:01

Yes, ma'am.

SPEAKER_01 18:03

What is going on, y'all? Welcome back, welcome back, welcome back, welcome back. I hope y'all enjoyed that brand new song, just by Kay Coolin', baby. Now, K Coolin, that song was absolutely fire. Tell us a little bit about your new song. Um, what was the goal behind that song, and what did you want the audience to feel? So, Freaky Girl is a song for everybody. I know it's the title Freaky Girl, but that's just I want everybody to feel this song as far as just the fun that I had with creating this song, and I feel like creating this song was something for like something different. You know? Like I just want it on different and just letting people feel me. For the summer. I love that. Now you did a sneak peek on your Instagram page and you just gave us a little little bit of sample right here, right now. Now, when can we expect that song to drop? Um, I'm actually dropping it this Friday, May 1st. Period. Yes, it'll be out this weekend. Now that's for the grown and safe, y'all. So make sure y'all turn on be tuning that in. Y'all know y'all blame the artists for everything, honey. So make sure y'all chilled to stay tuned. But y'all grown folks, y'all tuned the hell. Now you really tap into your sex society, and you are a beautiful woman.

SPEAKER_02 19:31

Thank you.

SPEAKER_01 19:31

Um, have you ever been in a relationship where like your significant other was just was jealous of what you were doing or just didn't like what you were doing? Oh my gosh, yes, I have been in a relationship like that, and it was just like the hardest thing to do because it was hard to want to create and like do stuff with the music because every time you go out and try to like network and like work with other people, you know, they just think it works. So it's like, I guess I've been in something like that before. So how does that how how do you deal with that? Because I actually was in a relationship too like that, okay. And um my ex-boyfriend was a artist. And um, he tried to do podcasts. He was in competition with me, like oh my god. How do you deal with that in a relationship? And how long did you were you able to stay in that relationship? That's the worst. Like, I know exactly how you're feeling because I used to feel like that. I d I tried not to think like that, but then I had it was like very apparent that it was like that. Yeah, no. Like, what are we in competition? We're two different people, we're pursuing two different things, like no, if anything, we should be building to make it. So for me, it's just I had to learn to keep some information to myself and like not tell them everything because I'll go to them like seeking advice, seeking suggestions, seeking like their opinion, and then come off like just a negative hater. You know? So I used to when I started realizing it, I was like, uh I can't deal with this. Now how long would you did you stay with them? I was in there. I stayed like, oh yeah. I was in there for like six and a half years. So you wanted a hater till I started getting a little pilot. But I mean that's usually when they come anyway. But now you got a king. Yes. Who cherish and worship the ground that you walk on. Yes, ma'am. Your videos, your head shot, your body shot, your everything. Yes, you create. How does that feel? Um blush. Y'all think dark hair girls can't blush, baby. We blush too. We blush too. It is different. Cause you know, it's like in this relationship, I'm learning how to be gentle, okay and like you know, less dominant, and you know, I'm I I don't shut up. That's my only downfall. I'm not I I don't bat down, but I'm learning how. to like like I said just keep more things to myself and just like okay like just be like okay like diffusing the situations and stuff like that so you know now how is that because it's it's hard for a dominant woman it is it's extremely hard um but how has that journey been for you it's hard but that's the toughest part I just I'm like I don't know I I'll do it it's like it's it's like I don't I don't ask for help I don't ask for anything so it's like I'm not gonna ask you and then on top of that it's like if I mention something to you that's just me. That's my one time that's my only time mention it to you. So it's like if you don't do it then I'm gonna do it. So it's like I'm very independent. And so that's what's kind of hard because I don't know how to not be independent or not you know just like be focused. So I'm learning how to be interdependent. Now you have children as well you're a mother um and you're juggling so many things like how do you make it work? They say mothers can do anything. We do it all we have we have no choice because who else is gonna do it? Yeah so that's literally like my view on it's like who else is gonna do it? If not me then who? And you full time mom yeah all day. Like my kids you know they alternate back and forth except my youngest son his dad is in Miami and so you know he gets him like on the major holidays or the like the longer times that they're out of school. But um my other my older kids they go with their dad like we alternate weekends so I do get that break sometimes I know that's right and that's a blessing to have like a good co-parenting relationship because I know a lot of people can't stand their baby daddy can't stand their daddy and that's part of the reason why I don't have kids. My mama couldn't stand her baby daddy. My daddy loved my mama but he was a hoe you know how that goes so yeah that's that's part of the reason why I don't have kids but do you feel like your kids like keep you motivated and keep you grounded yes they do. They like there are many versions of me. So I sit there and I like I just sit and listen to my kids. Like I just listen to their their perspective and how they think and just how they do things because it helps me stay just in the knowing and stay present. You know because they're more innocent they don't really know they're learning as as we go and I'm learning with them. So it's like they don't know that but it's like for me I'm looking at me at their age and it was like dang like I understand it. Like I understand you all and so it just helps me keep going. Now you said that you've been to jail and you talked about your mouth shots and we're not gonna go down that drought because we focus on who you are today. But um if you had a word of advice to just your younger self what would you tell yourself? I mean both times that I did go to jail were self-defense times you know okay that's what we always say and that's what it's gonna be it's self-defense goddamn my girl like my first time like I was facing 20 years my first time being pregnant with my daughter. Girl and I thought I was doing something with my little walkthrough. Yeah no I tell that story like it's nobody crazy like my first time going to jail ever ever like the charge that I went to jail on they really I like I took it to trial and they just kept letting me know like oh you know if you lose it's like um up to 20 years and I was big and pregnant. I'm talking about big and pregnant and so yeah I took it I took it to trial and we went to trial and I won and so that was dismissed. And then it happened a few years ago back in 2020 no 2023 um I caught the same charge again. What is the charge? Aggravated salt with a firearm period you know so period Okay so this time though it was kind of um I had to plead out on that one because I had things that like evidence that'll work against me. So it's like I wasn't about to take that risk. So I did plead out on that one. And so with that one I did learn to like not be so reactive you know because I keep a gun like you know I I have a gun and I keep a gun. So it's like I learned how to not be so reactive. Because like remember I was telling about that switch earlier off and on so it's like I used to feel like which I would like I would offer you. And like you know I used to feel like that so it's like I have to not be like that because I have kids. And so my kids I tell my kids all the time if y'all don't have me then what who do y'all have? And so I have to remind myself. So that's what that was that's what really like humbled me in that situation because it's like damn and then the people the evidence that they had against me it was literally my own best friend at the time he was on the phone and he was just recklessly talking and he basically painted my dis my my character because he was just like now you know you did that because you know how you is and like you know it was a jail call and so that's all that that's all the state was going to use against me. Basically to paint it you know so I was just like yeah I'll just plea out on this one oh my gosh and with that I lost my nursing license and stuff like that. So that's that's what made me really like humble down because that happened three years ago and so you know life changed for me then so it was like I had to I had to pick up your husband. Yeah get it out the mud since then so ain't nothing and you know what I feel like the strongest women a lot of times we are judged right we judge for our strength but a lot of people don't take the time to understand like what made that person that strong in his life life happens to everybody see I took my fat ass to jail and I told the story a while back it's such a funny story but I ain't did long and I called my brother cousin I told him poly don't you put me in this motherfucking car until I called my brother god damn it because he got to come get me. Your motherfucking thought I'm in this situation girl my brother called me I thought I was a chapo you hear me because I was so good at what I was doing and sometimes you start moving so fast and you lose sight of what happened so the first time I went to jail that was my warning but it was like in and out the second time I'm moving something more than what I was doing the first time and I go to Lakeland I'm a female no gun no nothing I get raw they took my whole car y'all they took my whole car cost me everything but I had to lose everything I lost my car I lost my place I lost everything in that moment you know what I'm saying and um girl it woke my ass up because I was walking I was I was just scared when I walked out the jail house I was scared because I saw my whole life flash before me like as far as career goes. But when I walked out the motherfucking jail the second time after I was telling them people these people don't fuck my car up I was thinking like fuck I could have lost my life because I had a gun in my face and everything. Damn so for like maybe the first two years my brother wouldn't give me no gun I had PT a leaf cutting blow girl I you know jump but nah sister honey I got my gun in my car that's what I mean like people go through different things. You never know looking at a person what they go through. Exactly and it's easy to judge a person so that's why I'm glad you talked about that. Now you was big you was pregnant in jail how long did you have to stay in there though so I went to jail the first time I went to jail I was pregnant with my no the first time I went to jail I wasn't pregnant. I just had my two kids at a time and so that was like a 24 hour thing and then the second time I went to jail I sat for like two days because I think I had gone to jail over the weekend. And so yeah I sat and then I got out but that process took a while like that's right before I moved out here. So I was fighting that case from out here and um in Orlando. Okay so the case was in Or oh you were staying in Orlando but fighting it here no no no I had just moved here fighting it out in Orlando okay okay girl I'm telling you that shit I couldn't imagine girl was on the phone you motherfucker if you don't get me out there I'm gonna tell mom what I had in this car. I wasn't gonna tell on them but you better come get me you gotta come he got me though he got me he got me he got me I was trying to plea myself up out that car I pulled into a church house I'm glad they ain't cut they ain't slapped that shit on me praying Lord Jesus please don't let nobody shit that's crazy girl that's when I stopped smoking yeah that's when I stopped smoking honey because I was too high that's crazy I was high as hell I pulled into a church house y'all a church house and prayed Jesus please don't let these folk find it I was gonna go to uh green gator and shut the club that I had it all I was looking good that's crazy but I love that but from all of your experience though and then you come on your podcast and something you're very vulnerable and then you have a therapeutic spirit do you feel as if um the things that you've experienced in life is what kind of grounds you and make you that like that safe space for other people yes like for me when I meet people I don't know they just naturally just connect with me and just talk to me about like everything. They just open up to me and so and it was been like that since I was a kid like people just open up to me and so it that's that's how I connect with people. Like I just sit and just say hey it's like I'm welcoming you know and like people get a sense of home when they get around me or they experience my energy and so that's what makes them feel comfortable enough to even talk to me. Girl I got a resting bitch face and motherfuckers talk to me like nobody's business and I could give two fucks less unless I love you. I have one too though so like people they assume that I'm mean uh so I get that a lot they were like oh you be looking so mean I be like I be smiling I swear I be smiling like on the inside I'm I just be smiling but my face just look like don't fuck with me but I like you know when they come I probably be sitting there like you know but then when they come I'm like no you just fine people just be intimidated because you fine thank you yes and if y'all are listening to this anywhere and y'all are not watching this visually baby y'all have to tune in on YouTube to see how fine she is she is taking but I don't give a damn I candy period I love it okay the It's a vibe podcast was Bowie baby it's the same thing on all platforms. Yes nay I love you because see when I came to your house me and Kay actually had a therapy session and Kay had me offer that tequila baby and my legs just did I was like what the fuck girl they put that music on I turned into a stripper honey in the night y'all we had a fun I still have that I you know editing is not my thing it is what it is I oh my gosh and it's like I keep getting all these dang on interviews but it I've just learned how to do short um content now so it's like I'm gonna put more of those out keep practicing long form keep practicing yeah keep practicing and the main thing about editing it and your hubby can tell you the main thing is to find a software that works for you everything not gonna work for you like I had a lot of people tell me to try Adobe right I was like I can't do Adobe they told me it's easier on the computer I don't think so you know what I'm saying so you just gotta find what works because it's easy stuff out there for like beginners. That's what I'm saying. Just practice. Yeah that's it exactly you're gonna fuck up sometime girl shit it is what it is and the more you practice and the more you learn the software that you have the more you gonna grow in what you do. You just got to find I'll tell you which one I use so you can try but I ain't telling you motherfuckers at home y'all always trying to bite a bit sauce not too big uh uh sound clear and everything and I ain't telling you shit there be some hating ass motherfuckers out there they do but and then you ask them why they don't have no answer or no reason they don't have no reason just that you mopping your shit I mean I ain't never been I don't know how it is anywhere else because I'm a Florida girl right I'm from Arcadia Florida okay okay and then I I was raised here in Tampa though right now when I was coming up I was square as hell I wasn't doing music everybody loved me girl shit soon as you start doing your own thing when you latching on the people in Tampa they love you when they can get your money and you could pay for this and pay for that or they can get you for free they love you right of course because you're benefiting them. Bitch put a price on it hello they don't like your ass no I don't give a fuck you a pair time but that separates you from that and that falls off like that energy knocks knocks itself off. So it's like just that's why I say I don't be worried about people. But you're very spiritual because we've had those conversations as well as far as faith and different things like that go. And um that's what that's my main source like I tap in with God every chance that I get because like you say yeah don't I I tap in with God girl I be having them maybe I say I know y'all tied in as we driving the Pahoe and they got to listen to Jesus loves me on a Sunday okay that's I'm telling you but how can somebody tell because I love spiritual talk she'll tell you I listen to it all day how can somebody tell like when they have the anointings because I know a lot of people have a light and me and you could look at somebody and see a light and they may be like dim as hell how do you feel as if you could really know when you're chosen I feel like everyone is chosen in their own way everyone came here with a with a mission like you know we're just um spiritual being spiritual beings having a human experience right so it's like we lose focus of that like at five years old when you're first going to school like they ask you what do you want to be when you grow up like you could list everything out that you want to do in life you already know and it's like how do you know that at that age right school ain't really teaching you that how do you really know you you come with a knowing you come with a plan you come with you know stuff that you're supposed to do when you make it to this earth realm but we get so caught up in reality we learn an ego ego starts taking over us and that's how we grow up and we grow into and so we lose sight of what we came here for right so now we're dealing with all these issues that we're dealing with which is lessons and so like I tell people like I told this lady today everyone with me is not on coincidence. It's like all aligned everybody that we were supposed to meet we or we met we were supposed to meet and so it's either a lesson or a blessing for that connection that you have. And so that's just how I look and interpret life period is like you know the people that I align with it's like why are you here, right? And so it's like either a lesson or a blessing. Something that I didn't learn and I was supposed to learn to help me elevate to the next level or it's like somebody coming along to help get me to that next level or they're providing me with some knowledge or resources or just something along the way because life for me is like it's a journey you know you just on a path you're on your path your destined path and you're gonna meet people along the way they're gonna help you continue your journey or they're gonna challenge your journey right so that's the distractions people coming in getting in the way of what you're trying to do and accomplish so that's where pe I tell people you have to have a discernment on everybody. Like you just you can't fall for it. And just like we were talking about seeing the light you can't just see the light because you you know what they're here for. Yeah. But they may not know that. So they're they're causing distraction instead of you know helping you add to it. Yeah I only ask that because I know as women a lot of women do the same thing they kind of lose sight. They get so wrapped up in like a perfect relationship I gotta have a kid by this age my friend got this I gotta have that I gotta be if she here I gotta be you know what I'm saying it's always and then it's a monkey seat monkey do reality so I find that a lot of people just get lost in their goddamn self just trying to fit in. But shout out to the motherfuckers who stand out make sure you stand out. That's my word of encouragement um to my younger self you don't have to fit in with everybody you don't have to do which I was like that I used to like reading books my cousins and them like to twerk and ain't nothing wrong with it. I wish I could twerk to this motherfucking day I can't twerk work for them but when I turned your music on girl I turned the song on and I got to find that song on here I turned the song on today and my booty just went to the I was like what's we were talking about people being themselves so like I my song Freaky Girl that's that's even though the title sounds like it could be something vulgar it's literally just about everybody being them like it's like it's like you you doing you you popping your shit you being you right and so I can't wait for everybody to hear because like I said I I did an interview where I said my song might just be the cure to like the world peace that is needed. Yes you know it's a summer anthem it's a Florida Bob and yeah and brose did it with slut walking they thought it was slut walk and it wasn't nothing about slut it was about women empowerment. You get what I'm saying so shout out to you K and I love all your music when I heard you I was like oh yeah she popping that shit like I like it because I grew up off of Trina me too Kaya um the nuck if you buck shit you know what I'm saying I grew up I I didn't listen to little Kim and Foxy Brown and them now. I don't know but that's why I love the girls who pop their shit and when I heard you I was like period this is from Florida. Now do you feel because you're from Orlando but you've lived in Miami and St. Pete where you get your sound from which one I feel like my sound is just a real Florida sound because of the the areas that I've been because I even in Texas I lived in Texas for two years too. What? Yes I lived in El Paso Texas which is the desert like a Mexican desert and so you know but out there it it was like a different sound that I was doing out there too. So I feel like my sound when I first started doing music I was like okay I want to sound like Trina and a female Gucci man. Like you know so my original music a lot of my music is like real trappy like and um just throughout the years just performing writing to different beats just pursuing different sounds and trying different avenues um it just developed and created my sound. So I won't feel like it I don't feel like it has an area or a region. I just feel like it's Florida. It's a Florida sound. That's it. But you know what's crazy? I had people tell me that I I sound like I'm from Chicago like I have people from up north in that area reach out to me and stuff they're like yo you from Chicago because they like that drill shit. No they like that drill shit they like that real shit they like that drill shit. You got that dark ass skin that hood ass swag I love it I love it. Period I love it oh my God sexy the fine the talented the amazing Miss K cool yes y'all make sure y'all go to her YouTube. I promise all you have to do is type in K-A-Y C O O L I N and you'll see all her creativity from her walks in the street that I don't have the courage to do my girl walking up to people you'll see her show that I'm waiting for part three four five and six and if you do get support that does I'm definitely down K cool and I could be like your best friend or something. Yeah you know it's it's gonna get bigger because the way we have the storyline going is like it's gonna be so cool. I could be your stripper friend called and it that's what part three part three isn't the strip club period so yeah be fine and Ronnie by then you just gotta let me know how long I got so I can get in the gym. I'm fine right now. My homegirl told me I can go to the strip club right now then told me all they want to see is PTA you know what I'm saying for I can't say that on here you know what I'm saying for I got to put this in something else I can't even say it because my mic right here PTA that's what she told me strap up a girdle that's it she told me to put on a corset that's that PTA that thing baby that's it and I'm not talking about the parent teacher no I am so just know how to shake it. That's it. PTA, baby. PTA. Pisten. Listen, if y'all want to see what I'm talking about, you have to go on YouTube. I'm telling you random views of that. This shit finna go through the room. And it's arcade, cooling live in the building. And do you have any shows? Any other projects? I'm performing on Friday night as well. I'm doing my single release party at Coach's Lounge out here in Largo, I believe. So I'll be doing that on Friday. And right now I'm just like trying to get on a promo run. The summer's coming. And I'm trying to reach out to all DJs, all influencers, content creators, dancers. Like, we got movies to be made, videos to be shot, networking to be done. So you got your first dancer right here, young girl. I've been practicing. Hey, cooler music gonna make you pop that ass. What that thing says, pop that ass, shake the bounce that ass, girl, shake them titties better than motherfucking saucy. I'm telling you. And check out PTA, okay? Because that's where I'm going right after this. We're finna go take a trip to Georgia where they like the big girls at. Y'all make sure y'all stay tuned. Y'all make sure y'all subscribe. You don't know who the hell is coming to the Bob Corner next week. I know, but you don't know. But stay tuned. I'm happy that you're happy or you're feeling good. Yes, because you're my friend. I love you. I love you. Yes. When I started with the hell yeah, just tell me when. And it's K-Coolin' on all platforms. Everything. Apple. Everywhere. K-Coolin. And she got her United Mask. Everything registered. So DJ, she's ready for them goddamn spins, baby face. My girl already done told you we start with the best. Okay, so make sure y'all stay tapped in. Don't tap the hell out. Okay. You might be going. Where you doing? Where are you going? Period. Ooh. These ashy ass figures.