Speaker 1: Telling you all right, Well, first and foremost salute to
Speaker 1: Amazon and all that they did. We really appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Change for Change is something that we started, but.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't remember. Life is a blur. Time is
Speaker 2: a blur. Yeah, it's been a while.
Speaker 1: But we did it because we wanted to give back.
Speaker 1: So many listeners are going through a lot, especially the
Speaker 1: holiday season, and we wanted to create something where we
Speaker 1: can give back to different organizations or to people that
Speaker 1: just needed And we have helped so many people from
Speaker 1: people that lost their house or needed stuff for their kids,
Speaker 1: or you know, lost a family member, and it's just
Speaker 1: the way that we do every year to help people
Speaker 1: and people like yourself. So we salute you guys for
Speaker 1: listening to us.
Speaker 2: And it's come a long way, right because I mean,
Speaker 2: think about it. We used to literally sit in the
Speaker 2: studio for twenty four hours. Yeah, so we would literally
Speaker 2: broadcast from six am in the morning to.
Speaker 1: What wasn't midnight, midnight, midnight at night, and.
Speaker 2: We was just literally shaking down, you know, cele our
Speaker 2: friends in the music industry, you know, all ours, the
Speaker 2: love friends, you know, and they were showing up, you know,
Speaker 2: they were donating a couple of thousand here, tens of
Speaker 2: thousand here, sometime.
Speaker 1: One hundred thousand dollars fifty thousand.
Speaker 2: And yeah, we were able to help a lot of
Speaker 2: people with The first first calls we did was HBCUs
Speaker 2: HBCUs Marshall College Fund yep. Second year we did mental
Speaker 2: Health Brandon Marshall three. I think it's I can't remember
Speaker 2: the name of the organization, but it's a mental health
Speaker 2: organization yep.
Speaker 1: And then that's when it gets blurry for me, get blurody,
Speaker 1: gets blurried for me too. But yeah, that was the
Speaker 1: reason why we started it. And you know what we
Speaker 1: started doing now is finding individual people because so many people,
Speaker 1: especially out of after the pandemic, needs so much help.
Speaker 1: So we try to do as much as we can.
Speaker 1: But today we got a special guest that we're gonna
Speaker 1: be kicking it with. Okay, you might know him as
Speaker 1: the Monster from New York City. Probably one of the illest.
Speaker 2: Producers, definitely one of the best ever.
Speaker 1: He showed up for you several times, showed up to
Speaker 1: me many times.
Speaker 2: The first real money be made in this business was
Speaker 2: because of this person.
Speaker 1: That's right, So, ladies and gentlemen, we're gonna be kicking
Speaker 1: it with Swiss beats and his son, I said, Dean.
Speaker 3: Swizzy, zone zones, zones, what is you feeding him?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 2: We like six three six four six four six five.
Speaker 1: Now, Swiss, is this your son that played soccer and
Speaker 1: it stopped?
Speaker 5: That's not one right, that's my little brother.
Speaker 2: Everybody in the house is your little something man.
Speaker 6: As a fact.
Speaker 2: Enough, now, as we approach the holidays, what does this time.
Speaker 4: Of year mean to you, Swiss? Oh man?
Speaker 7: Holiday times is definitely family times and definitely time to
Speaker 7: you know, see how other people are doing, because I notice,
Speaker 7: like during the holiday times, I see a lot of
Speaker 7: pressure come on people of what they can do and
Speaker 7: what they can't do. And I just want to, you know,
Speaker 7: I just want people to find their balance.
Speaker 1: What do you find a time for a lot of
Speaker 1: the stuff that you're doing because you're producing, you do
Speaker 1: versus you're traveling, you have kids? What do you find
Speaker 1: the time to continue to create and do all these
Speaker 1: amazing things.
Speaker 7: Everything I do is under the umbrother of creativity, So
Speaker 7: like I make the time, and I need to stay busy,
Speaker 7: you know, like that's the kids like to stay busy
Speaker 7: because I don't feel I started yet. To be honest,
Speaker 7: I feel like I'm just now starting. Although I've done
Speaker 7: a lot of things. I feel like I'm just now
Speaker 7: starting because I actually know what I'm doing now.
Speaker 2: Oh, explain that, expounding on that you know what you're
Speaker 2: doing now?
Speaker 7: Yeah, because when I started, I was you know, I'm
Speaker 7: a teenager and things was happening and moving so fast,
Speaker 7: so you don't really know you're doing at that age.
Speaker 6: You're just having fun. I still have fun.
Speaker 7: But now that that's past, you got time to say, Okay,
Speaker 7: let me change different things, let me set different goals.
Speaker 7: I went back to school to to you know, the
Speaker 7: three years to know what I'm actually doing instead of
Speaker 7: just doing what people are telling me that I'm doing,
Speaker 7: or believing what somebody's telling me I'm doing, instead of
Speaker 7: really knowing what I'm doing.
Speaker 6: It's a big difference.
Speaker 1: What's your favorite holiday memory? Is it New York and
Speaker 1: the Bronx?
Speaker 4: Is it? Now?
Speaker 1: What's what's your favorite holiday memory?
Speaker 7: My favorite holiday memory? It's all of them technically, Like,
Speaker 7: we have fun as a family. We have a big family.
Speaker 7: We have fun, We tell jokes, you know, we play pranks.
Speaker 7: Oh remember when I caught your brother at that time.
Speaker 5: Play a lot of games. You know, we're very competitive
Speaker 5: with the ping pong, Monopoly.
Speaker 1: Who wins a monopoly all the time? Monopoly will start
Speaker 1: an argument in my house at the last three days
Speaker 1: in my crib, same who wins.
Speaker 5: Yeah, uh, at least it is very good. She's very strategic. Egypt.
Speaker 5: Egypt's very brother Egypt. He's like he's like the monopoly man.
Speaker 5: He's like Daddy war Bucks, like he's a he.
Speaker 6: Loves money, love guy.
Speaker 1: He gives it from mom.
Speaker 7: And Dad was just counting the paper like he's addicted
Speaker 7: to money.
Speaker 6: I'm telling like serious, yeah, like he.
Speaker 2: And I said, do you have any what's your expectations
Speaker 2: for the holidays, because you know, you you your dad's
Speaker 2: been doing very well for a very long time. So
Speaker 2: do you do you even have any wants?
Speaker 5: I just want I want everyone to tune in to drive.
Speaker 5: But we just made okay coming out on November sixteenth,
Speaker 5: and I want I want everyone to just really cherish
Speaker 5: this time with their family, Like that's what I want.
Speaker 5: I don't really have a lot of physical needs this year.
Speaker 5: I have spiritual needs. I have family needs, and I
Speaker 5: want people to really just just cherish this time with
Speaker 5: their loved ones right now, because the state that the
Speaker 5: world is in right now, it's just really we need that.
Speaker 6: That's real.
Speaker 1: Now, let's talk about the show Drive right now. Drive
Speaker 1: is a car show that comes out Most people don't
Speaker 1: know that. Anytime before I purchase a car, I caught
Speaker 1: Swizz and then when I get the car, I FaceTime Squizz.
Speaker 1: So if a FaceTime ever comes up, Swizz be in
Speaker 1: the bed sleeping and he wake up. What did you
Speaker 1: get now, V, what did you get?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 1: We're so excited for cars, So let's talk about Drive
Speaker 1: and what made you want to do the show Drive?
Speaker 7: Well, growing up in the Bronx looking at cars passing
Speaker 7: in the hood that I couldn't afford. That's my car,
Speaker 7: that's my car. I eventually got. My first car was
Speaker 7: the Nissan Z three hundred twin turbo. I paid six
Speaker 7: thousand for it at the time, and ever since then
Speaker 7: I just been into cars and collecting and ended up
Speaker 7: doing car shows. So when this opportunity came, I just
Speaker 7: just like, man, like, you know, I have a chance
Speaker 7: to not just do a car show, but do a
Speaker 7: show that doesn't exist in the car space, which is
Speaker 7: travel community. Family, father and son you know, you don't
Speaker 7: really get to see father and son bonds from our community.
Speaker 6: That's positive. So I thought that that was a plus.
Speaker 7: And we wanted to educate people and not just show
Speaker 7: blame cars, not just putting million dollar cars up, but
Speaker 7: really showing the everyday person how they make magic as well,
Speaker 7: you know, and which I think is phenomenal.
Speaker 6: I was like working with each other, my little brother,
Speaker 6: we have.
Speaker 5: So much fun, like it's not even funny, Like we
Speaker 5: don't really have we have perfect synthesis. We don't we
Speaker 5: don't have to work with each other very very well.
Speaker 1: I was gonna ask, you know what, you guys went
Speaker 1: to different markets, so you see in the car culture
Speaker 1: in New York, you know, the call coaching in Houston,
Speaker 1: in California, What was your favorite car culture and why
Speaker 1: I love Japan? Japan.
Speaker 5: Japan is definitely one of my favorite episodes because the architecture,
Speaker 5: the culture there, they're like five hundred years is ahead
Speaker 5: of us, right, every single every single thing that they
Speaker 5: do there.
Speaker 4: They're so masterful with it.
Speaker 5: So when we want to go see the drifting and
Speaker 5: we want to actually go drift with the Tokyo drifters,
Speaker 5: the drift champion again, we just saw how crazy like
Speaker 5: skillful they were for us to put our lives in
Speaker 5: their hands and for them to actually, you know, be
Speaker 5: able to handle that.
Speaker 4: You know, they were good.
Speaker 2: When you say five hundred years into the future, Like.
Speaker 5: What do you mean, Like, you know, America is a
Speaker 5: young confident like Asia is five is way older and culturally.
Speaker 2: And I'm talking about the technology that historically oh no, no,
Speaker 2: we're not flying.
Speaker 5: But but and in terms of them being masterful every
Speaker 5: single thing they do, whether it's making a drink, cutting ice, designing,
Speaker 5: doing anime, comic book sketches, architecture, painting clothes.
Speaker 4: We go there for inspiration. So being over.
Speaker 5: There to go into the depth of their culture was
Speaker 5: like that was definitely one of my favorite episodes.
Speaker 4: And you'll see why.
Speaker 1: I was going to ask. You know, one thing if
Speaker 1: you don't know, Swiss is a major collector, right, He
Speaker 1: collects a lot, whether it's watches, whether it's artwork. He
Speaker 1: got me into artwork early. And cars. Swiss was the
Speaker 1: first person. You know, Usually people say when you buy
Speaker 1: a car, you lose money, but Swiss has figured a
Speaker 1: way that the cars that he purchased, whether they're small,
Speaker 1: or big. He always makes money and knows when to
Speaker 1: get out of him and he calls. So what do
Speaker 1: you think about your dad's call collection? And how did
Speaker 1: you get to the knowledge of learning cars like the
Speaker 1: way that you do, Because most people say your cars
Speaker 1: are a bad investment, but you figured that out Dad's
Speaker 1: called collection.
Speaker 5: Everyone thinks that my dad has an endless line of
Speaker 5: cars in the garage, right, and this is a misconception.
Speaker 5: He used to have a lot of cars in his
Speaker 5: younger days, and now he's just really curated the list
Speaker 5: of cars that he does have. So it is is
Speaker 5: way more like I said, curated in the sense of
Speaker 5: it's just not buying anything to buy anything, just because
Speaker 5: it's with purpose and it's with a plan in fact.
Speaker 5: So I've just been observing that.
Speaker 1: Is he let you drive any of his costs.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I don't really ask him like that.
Speaker 1: I'll just take like the one million dollar call, the
Speaker 1: one that four million dollars, Just take it around the
Speaker 1: block one time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he would let me, You would let me.
Speaker 2: He can't fit You wouldn't let me, he would let
Speaker 2: You wouldn't let me, right.
Speaker 7: You know how big hiss He can't fit in he had,
Speaker 7: he dropped, he drove the life and his knees was
Speaker 7: on the like in the dad.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, that's right, that's right, that's right.
Speaker 7: Remember that to just help y'all bond.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm sure y'all already had a great bond,
Speaker 2: but it helped y'all bond even more.
Speaker 7: Yeah, because you know, like we have kids, and we
Speaker 7: love our kids, but it's nothing like spending like uninterrupted
Speaker 7: quality time. And we would wake up every day, every
Speaker 7: morning together every day, you know, and just communicate.
Speaker 6: And we did.
Speaker 7: We did the Gumbo three thousand for his eighteenth birthday.
Speaker 7: And where did we drive from?
Speaker 4: We went from making those to Abiza.
Speaker 7: From making those to Abiza the longest drive of my life.
Speaker 7: Then they gave us the car with the standwheel on
Speaker 7: the wrong side, which made it even worse. But that
Speaker 7: was a sign because everybody was racing to go to
Speaker 7: these different finish lines and the car with the standwheel
Speaker 7: being on the on the wrong side, it made me
Speaker 7: slow down, and it made us have to spend time
Speaker 7: together and vibe during that trip. And our favorite song
Speaker 7: was what the whole time?
Speaker 5: I Follow Rivers by Leaky Lee, I Follow.
Speaker 2: Who's your favorite road trip partner Swiss and I say
Speaker 2: dm X because we always hear about the stories of
Speaker 2: you were next in the car that was legendary.
Speaker 6: That's a hard one.
Speaker 7: I gotta I got I love you, but I gotta say, DMX,
Speaker 7: you too.
Speaker 4: For a lot, for a lot of for a lot.
Speaker 7: Of other reasons. You know, X was X was very animated.
Speaker 7: Nasa is laid back. He get animated when he wants to.
Speaker 7: But I would get to hear stories from from X
Speaker 7: that I never heard before when we're in the car,
Speaker 7: Like the last car ride we drove. I went to
Speaker 7: go visit him in like upstate New York, and he
Speaker 7: wanted to go see Scarface in Boston. And he's like, yo,
Speaker 7: you know you know Scarfaces in Boston tonight. And I said, okay,
Speaker 7: shout up to Scarface. You know, I just drove like
Speaker 7: two hours to go where he was at in the
Speaker 7: first place. And this one I had the seven twenty
Speaker 7: mcclan so it's a sports car. And I used to
Speaker 7: always bring the cars up so X could drive them
Speaker 7: around when I when I visit him, and he's like
Speaker 7: hinting again, I want to go see Scarface.
Speaker 6: I'm like, you want to go. You want me to
Speaker 6: take you to see Scarface. I just drove two hours.
Speaker 7: And he never really asked me for things like that,
Speaker 7: so I can tell that it was something that he
Speaker 7: really wanted to do.
Speaker 6: So we get in the We get in the car.
Speaker 6: We go five hours to see Scarface.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 1: And the whole I was in a little ass card.
Speaker 1: It wasn't escalate. It's a little call like his arms
Speaker 1: and their arms were touching.
Speaker 7: The whole rock my ass still heard from that drive.
Speaker 7: And so we're driving and he's playing old school music,
Speaker 7: old school music, and then he stops the music and
Speaker 7: he asked me to record him, which he never does,
Speaker 7: and he just like gave me his life story, like
Speaker 7: like I never heard it before.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 7: And that was our last drive, but it was it
Speaker 7: was epic.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 2: You still have you? Of course you have.
Speaker 7: Absolutely, yes, yes and uh. And we went on stage
Speaker 7: and he rocked with Scarface.
Speaker 6: Wow all night.
Speaker 1: Is it time for a DMX documentary, a true d
Speaker 1: DMX movie.
Speaker 7: It's always time to witness greatness. But I feel that
Speaker 7: it just has to be me personally. I just wanted
Speaker 7: to be shot and directed like to the standard of
Speaker 7: what he gave us. He gave us timeless moments. He
Speaker 7: gave us, you know, his his life literally and so
Speaker 7: I feel that, you know a lot of people have
Speaker 7: been pitching, uh, documentaries and movies, but they don't you know,
Speaker 7: it needs to have the right care. And I wanted
Speaker 7: to be the biggest thing in the world for him.
Speaker 2: Now, did you learn anything about your dad that you
Speaker 2: didn't know? No, after working on this series, taking these long.
Speaker 4: Road trips, Yeah, a thousand percent.
Speaker 5: I learned that he he doesn't go as fast as
Speaker 5: you think. He would have fast, very fast cars, like
Speaker 5: he actually is pretty reserved now. And uh, he just
Speaker 5: he really picks what he wants to do. He picks
Speaker 5: how fast he wants to go, He picks if he
Speaker 5: wants to get in the monster truck, he picks if
Speaker 5: he wants to go drifting like he has that uh,
Speaker 5: that situational discernment.
Speaker 6: Now, I feel like that's pretty much discernment.
Speaker 1: I like that. I was gonna ask you, with all
Speaker 1: the artists that your dad worked with, who did you
Speaker 1: enjoy listening to and talking to the most?
Speaker 5: I have too, because I haven't really I haven't sat
Speaker 5: down with the first one.
Speaker 4: I'm about to.
Speaker 5: Tell you like on a personal personal note, but Lil
Speaker 5: Wayne is definitely one of my favorite artists ever and
Speaker 5: and not my dad has collabor with as well.
Speaker 4: It was really I really like.
Speaker 1: Dad's worked.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, I remember being a kid and like his
Speaker 5: energy just lit up the room and he he has
Speaker 5: such a great spirit I can feel and I remember
Speaker 5: that feeling till this day.
Speaker 1: Now, you know you said for real now that this
Speaker 1: is your dad's pressure. Now, Bust a couple of probably
Speaker 1: about a month ago, said he's doing an album where Pharrell,
Speaker 1: Timberland and Swiss Beats or the EPs. How how does
Speaker 1: that happen?
Speaker 7: You know, Buster is somebody that don't back down easy.
Speaker 7: You can't tell him no. And he signed us up
Speaker 7: for his project and we just said, okay, let's do it.
Speaker 7: And he came, He's like, you know you tam for real,
Speaker 7: y'all my producers for the project. I'm like, okay, no,
Speaker 7: the executive producers okay. And then I don't know, like
Speaker 7: somehow we actually all got into a space which is
Speaker 7: a photo of us on this boat, and I'm sitting here,
Speaker 7: I'm like, yo, he really manifested this, Like we didn't
Speaker 7: even plan to be on that boat at that time.
Speaker 7: It's not like, okay, let's have an executive producer boat ride.
Speaker 7: Like we just all ended up sitting there and I'm
Speaker 7: looking around like, okay, I hear the universe.
Speaker 6: Okay, I guess we're doing it.
Speaker 1: Is it done? Is it almost done?
Speaker 7: It's done, and it needs to come out now, you know,
Speaker 7: because Buster Hole onto an album for thirty summer ever.
Speaker 6: Right, but this might be a stupid question.
Speaker 2: He's named after Nas. Yeah, okay, yeah, it's not like
Speaker 2: if God bothers something, I just just no.
Speaker 4: My mom's from Queya.
Speaker 6: His mothers loved Nas. You know. I was kind of
Speaker 6: conflicted in a way.
Speaker 5: But.
Speaker 6: Yeah, saying but then I was like, shit, I love
Speaker 6: Nas too. You know.
Speaker 2: Everybody always ask about versus man, what's.
Speaker 6: Up with versus? Big things? Big things?
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 7: I'm happy that me and Tim was able to take
Speaker 7: the time to understand our company because when we launched
Speaker 7: it, it was during the pandemic. Things is happening, Like we
Speaker 7: never got no rest, you know, like we was helping
Speaker 7: everybody else feel better and have something to go to
Speaker 7: other than the negative news and energy at that time,
Speaker 7: but we didn't take time for ourself. And so things
Speaker 7: went fast and we own the We own the company
Speaker 7: one hundred percent again, which is super fresh, and we
Speaker 7: got some big announcements coming.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I wonder if it's something I mean, I know
Speaker 2: it's something artists still want to do. But you know,
Speaker 2: during the pandemic, it was more pure because it was
Speaker 2: just about the music. Now it's so much business and
Speaker 2: red tape involved.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and naturally when something gets big like that, that happens.
Speaker 7: But you know versus and I tell people because I
Speaker 7: had people on the shows and when you bring up verses,
Speaker 7: they're like, oh, I don't want to and it's not.
Speaker 6: A battle show.
Speaker 7: It's a show where two artists celebrating each other with
Speaker 7: their hits. Now, if you want to make it a battle,
Speaker 7: I'm not going to say, hey, don't talk tough to
Speaker 7: this guy. You make it a battle, or you can
Speaker 7: make it a love fest. You know, like there's been
Speaker 7: many verses that has been smooth and loving. But with
Speaker 7: the hip hop is just the ego. You know how
Speaker 7: it's competitive?
Speaker 1: Bro, you put the locks and Dipset on stage.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's what I'm saying and.
Speaker 1: Everybody, I think a lot of people thought Dipset was
Speaker 1: going to take that one away.
Speaker 7: I know many people thought that the dip set was
Speaker 7: going to and then it was Jada, Yeah, you got
Speaker 7: the right hat on what was the biggest verses for
Speaker 7: you as far as culture? Would that be the biggest?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 7: That and Gucci Man and Jez absolutely, yeah, those two,
Speaker 7: because that's what verses do it. You know, it took
Speaker 7: two guys that really went to war to the point
Speaker 7: of no return, and Versus gave them an outlet to,
Speaker 7: you know, send a different message out there to the
Speaker 7: youth today because they're not who they was fifteen years ago.
Speaker 7: But there's no outlets that can let you as a man,
Speaker 7: as a you know, stand on how you feel and
Speaker 7: move past from it. And this is why you know,
Speaker 7: I could if I stopped Versus today, I would be
Speaker 7: fine because we want already like it did what it
Speaker 7: needed to do, but it needs to do more. Because Versus,
Speaker 7: the people's streams go up seven hundred percent.
Speaker 6: People sell out, they toars. It's so we call it
Speaker 6: the Versus effect.
Speaker 7: And the artists get so much from Versus And so
Speaker 7: all the artists out there who's listening to this, please
Speaker 7: stop trying to charge us more than you ever made
Speaker 7: on your show, you know, show us the love that
Speaker 7: you showed those other outlets that you don't get nothing
Speaker 7: from it, you know. And so that was the thing
Speaker 7: that was like the hardest thing was hearing the artists
Speaker 7: trying to overdo.
Speaker 6: It for no reason.
Speaker 1: I got to ask because there there's been a lot
Speaker 1: of rumors about some verses that were hopefully we'll still
Speaker 1: get done and you just say yes and no.
Speaker 6: I don't want to say yes and no.
Speaker 1: Diddio Jermain dupra is that going to happen?
Speaker 2: He just said he don't want to see you.
Speaker 1: I know, but I'm asking anyway.
Speaker 7: But the reason see, because I'm not scared to answer
Speaker 7: the question, by the way, But what happens is this
Speaker 7: clip right here gets played back to me and it's like, yo,
Speaker 7: I didn't really want to confirm that yet by byah bayh,
Speaker 7: and I have to deal with this offline and say, Yo,
Speaker 7: they asked me a question. Y'all went out there and
Speaker 7: did a promo run, and y'all went out there and
Speaker 7: said y'all wanted to do it. All I did was
Speaker 7: confirm with you. I said yeah, but that was a
Speaker 7: different time. But this is the Versus documentary has been
Speaker 7: We've been shooting the documentary since the beginning the verses,
Speaker 7: so lean away is the directing.
Speaker 6: Y'all going to see all of this when I'm telling you,
Speaker 6: I take for it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, yeah, doctor Dre I'm just kidding, doctor Dre
Speaker 8: Versus who I heard that they was at one time
Speaker 8: he wanted it was possibly could happen one hundred percent.
Speaker 6: I don't think. I don't think any of those are
Speaker 6: off the table.
Speaker 2: I want to ask you, and I said, when it
Speaker 2: comes to having a legendary father like Swiss, do you
Speaker 2: feel pressure or freedom to succeed?
Speaker 5: I feel to succeed. Pressure comes with the territory. I
Speaker 5: feel like the person that my father is. I feel
Speaker 5: freedom and inspiration too. But you know, there's there are
Speaker 5: still moments into which we have conversations about out why
Speaker 5: the pressure is necessary, why uh diamonds don't fall off trees.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: You have to really really uh hone all your energy
Speaker 5: into something that you're doing. And when I or how
Speaker 5: I've like translated the position that I'm in, it was
Speaker 5: never it was never a pressure or or an envious thing.
Speaker 5: It was always like a very a very home grown,
Speaker 5: natural inspirational thing.
Speaker 4: And and and like.
Speaker 5: I said, pressure comes with anything you want to do,
Speaker 5: especially if you want to be great.
Speaker 2: I like how you touch his shoulder, said, envious thing.
Speaker 6: What's going on?
Speaker 2: What kind of pressure do you put?
Speaker 7: I put real pressure on him to be himself and
Speaker 7: to not follow the trends and to set his own state,
Speaker 7: set his own lane, because you know that a lot
Speaker 7: of people naturally gravitate towards him because of a family.
Speaker 7: But my thing is I put the pressure on him
Speaker 7: to distinguish who's going what's what? You know, Like a
Speaker 7: person might give him a gift, and I get on
Speaker 7: him about that gift. I'm like, yo, well why did
Speaker 7: this person give you that gift?
Speaker 6: Like why you know? Find like, tell me the why.
Speaker 7: If you can't tell me the why and you can't
Speaker 7: give that person a gift back, don't take the gift, right, true,
Speaker 7: you know, because people may be setting up their plays
Speaker 7: and you know, and it's you know, it's a very
Speaker 7: very scary world out it's different, right, it's different outside.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 1: Well, we appreciate you guys for joining us. Ride with
Speaker 1: drive excuse me, with Swiss beats. Where can they see.
Speaker 5: You can see Drive premiering November sixteenth on Hulu. Drive
Speaker 5: with Swiss Beats tune all the way in. All six
Speaker 5: episodes will be dropping simultaneously, so you could binge watch
Speaker 5: the whole thing.
Speaker 1: It's his own, absolutely, but we appreciate you guys for
Speaker 1: joining us.
Speaker 2: Make some noise for Swiss Beats and not see a
Speaker 2: den yard.
Speaker 6: I've never seen the audience like this is amazing.
Speaker 2: Nah. They do these nice little events from time to time.
Speaker 2: It's not little at all, but.
Speaker 6: I heard that doing some big things today.
Speaker 4: This is cool.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So this has a change for change where we
Speaker 1: give back to people. And what people did this time
Speaker 1: is they put a wish list the things that they
Speaker 1: needed for the holidays and shout to Amazon. They provided
Speaker 1: their wish list for a lot of people. So like
Speaker 1: even today, since you guys are here, I think we
Speaker 1: should do something special. Charlemagne, what you think, I'm all
Speaker 1: for it now for everybody that that's what we're here for. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Now for everybody who put in the wishless and came
Speaker 1: in and put your hands up one time and then
Speaker 1: you bought a person with you, right right, So for
Speaker 1: you guys today, we're gonna give everybody that signed up
Speaker 1: one thousand dollars.
Speaker 6: That's right, Hold up where you signed up? Back?
Speaker 4: Where do we do that?
Speaker 1: But not only that, the people that you can't, we're
Speaker 1: gonna give a thousand dollars two that's right.
Speaker 2: Hey, hey see, one of y'all didn't want to come.
Speaker 2: One of y'all had to get begged to come here.
Speaker 6: Now, look, this is the big money show. This is
Speaker 6: the big money show.
Speaker 1: So we appreciate you guys for coming. We got a
Speaker 1: lot of cool stuff for you as well. And just
Speaker 1: say thank you guys for rocking with us and riding
Speaker 1: with us.
Speaker 2: And thank you to Amazon man, thank you for Amazon.
Speaker 1: We really appreciate you guys.
Speaker 2: We couldn't do nothing of this without Amazon, so thank
Speaker 2: you very much.
Speaker 1: So, ladies and gentlemen, now saying Swiss beats, we are
Speaker 1: the breakfast Club. Wake that ass up in the morning.
Speaker 6: Breakfast Club.