Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. But I don't want to say anything You're half robot, half human I'm like artificial intelligence Or like the six million dollar man More like a billion man Billion dollar man Yeah I spend a lot of money on my A lot of money But anyway, so I have the Vimdicta here Yeah And what's up guys? Thank you and welcome How's it going? Hey Yeah Are you guys nervous? I see you guys shaking Yeah Don't shake No, no, we're not nervous I got a couple questions about you guys Sweet I have not seen you live But I heard so much about you guys I was like, I just gotta get them I just gotta have them come here Really? Yeah, yeah That's flattering And then I heard the music, you know First I go by looks first I don't listen to the music I just go, I look at the photos first Well that alone is very good Yeah That just us look made you want to look at us My friend, a couple friends of mine They were like, hey check this band I was like All right, check the band I was like, oh, I like it We're gonna bring some psycho Is that what you call it? Psycho groove Psycho groove Yeah Coined by Corey Corey and I Psycho groove Why psych Like what is Why you call it that? Well It's like psychedelic Is where psycho comes from Even though we're not completely psychedelic It's And then groove is kind of like Have you guys done shrooms or any? No What is that? Because that's when you become officially What is that? Psycho Oh, like on steak Steak and mushrooms Like Maybe Portobello mushroom burger Yeah We've had some of those I like those I just found a good connect If you guys want to have some shrooms Oh my god I think people on shrooms would really like our music So what? I'm sorry I think people on shrooms would really like our music Yeah Of course They're gonna like anything I guess anything Yeah, but They're gonna like anything It's always been a grand scheme of ours To sneak some acid in a fog Machine At one of our concerts Dose everybody Talking about acid I had a friend that just came back from Up north And got some cheap acid Wow And they were like Are you tripping? They looked at each other Are you tripping? No, I'm not tripping Are you tripping? And they found out that it wasn't really It was nothing It was just like Yeah Oh, man That's just a shame I know They thought they were gonna make some money out of it too Who does acid nowadays? I don't know I mean That's like so 90s My friend, I guess My friend? I don't know I don't know, man The guy just showed up today He was like Hey, you want some acid? It was 1992 Just a piece of paper Well, you know what? People have been smoking weed since Yeah, since the beginning of time They still do it It's just now more More powerful, right? Yeah Oh, yeah It's like some Viagra on it It's weird Today's weed is different Yeah, super weed Okay, so going back So you guys make that I heard a couple of your Your performance I saw the one on Frankie's I like that one Thank you Who came up with the name? The Vim Dicta Well, we actually changed our name It used to be the Film Noir Oh, okay It was confusing and all that So we decided to change it And we anagrammed our names together And there was just like a giant list Of like different words And I sort of like mixed and matched them Right And came out with the Vim Dicta And Vim means like life, vitality, energy And dicta means like an assertion or a statement So someone was like statement of life At one of our shows or something Why? So you do the vocals and guitar Yeah Are you the one that write most of the songs? Or everybody pitching? Yeah We're pretty trifecta on that aspect Yeah It started out with just me and him On the music, yeah And then now we write all together I like that one I like that one I like how he flows on drums I like how you flow on drums Yeah Yeah Thanks I'm a drummer too, myself He was a drum player Oh yeah, I thought you were talking about him Okay Well, they can't see So like, you know Let's pretend I'm doing it right A good chance Yes, I'm the drummer Hi I'm Frank I'm the DJ He's the host No, that's awesome You've been playing drums You said earlier a long time Yeah, yeah I play drums I dig that I like to bang Bang the skin Bang, bang on the drum all day Yeah I like banging Okay, so Gang banging We saw an NC-17 movie last night And it had something to do with Just terrible sexual acts What was it called? It was called Shame Shame Who's in it? Michael Fassbender Yes, how is that? How is it? Who's that? It was really fucked up It's a crazy movie It's a crazy movie I need to see it Hold on, let me Google that shit There were some parts of Just human interaction I just never thought could be captured Accurately on film Like those Just like little looks And that weird extended awkward moment That you get Never get You never get to see it in theaters Did you dig it though? Yeah, it was kind of I did dig it It was definitely Something refreshing Michael Fassbender Yeah My sister just texted me It's Michael Fassbender Fassbender Yeah, that's what I said though I mean, yeah I'm not saying you didn't Cool, so we got one listener Yes We have a listener, right? There's someone listening Yeah, there's someone listening Yeah Yeah Fassbender, I like that Two dollars I'm gonna change my name to Frank Fassbender Frank Fassbender What did you get your name? Frank LePoldo? That's my middle name LePoldo That's actually my great grandfather's name Oh, that's right I just dropped the O Make it sound cool Really? My real name is Sean Shunjuan But I changed it to Because I love his panic Oh, with this now? I love it I love it Don't go to the airport All right, listen We're gonna come back To you guys And hopefully we see Jake Gallagher And I hope he has triple A So they can Yeah, he said he called them So Oh, okay He's good All right, we got something To talk about So what you got in the mix? Hey, by the way I wanted I got these flyers over there For you Your homie It's over It's over It's over It's over It's over It's over It's over It's over It's supposed to swing by So I don't know We'll see Yeah We'll see Anyway, so What do you have What do you have coming up? Are you playing anywhere Somewhere? No Not at the moment No? No We're still figuring out The Echo See what's going on Oh, that's right Yeah But that's Yeah, it keeps going I don't know what's going on though I'll find out like A week before the show All right, cool I gotta stop buying And check it out, man You missed the last one I know, man So many parties Yeah All right All right So we got Frank Lepore He's gonna have a DJ set And we're gonna come back With The Vem Dicta We heard some of you track This is Piñata Hour And this is Frank Lepore Blah, blah, blah Blah, blah, blah I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. We'll see you next time. We'll see you next time. We'll see you next time. We'll see you next time. We'll see you next time. We'll see you next time. We'll see you next time. We'll see you next time. We'll see you next time. We'll see you next time. We'll see you next time. We'll see you next time. We'll see you next time. We'll see you next time. We'll see you next time. We'll see you next time. We'll see you next time. Rip it up and start again I said rip it up and start again I said rip it up and start again I said rip it up and start again I said rip it up and rip it up Rip it up and rip it up Rip it up and start again Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh Rip, rip, rip, rip, rip, rip, rip Rip, rip, rip, rip, rip, rip Rip, rip, rip, rip, rip, rip When your cafe goes I don't know what's gonna be I said rip it up and start again But still Drinking coffee As always at my date I came back Another day I'll ask for your coffee And even if you aren't I can imagine That you'll even talk to me And your cup with my cup Many things will happen Tomando café, cuántas horas y cuántos recuerdos no se olvidan. Tomando café, como siempre a la fita he venido. Otro día pediré tu café y aunque no estás me podré imaginar que hasta me hablarás. Y tu taza con la mía muchas cosas seguirán. Tomando café, cuántas horas y cuántos recuerdos no se olvidan. Tomando café. Tomando café. Tomando café. Tomando café. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. within 30 minutes? They got there within 20 minutes. Oh, that's nice. And it took them four seconds to break into my car. Wow. So I feel really secure. Also, I got Travis Moore here. What's up, dude? You can say hi. Yo! Yeah, we can hear him. He's a very talented drummer. Oh, yeah, he is. He is. Something about drummers. Something about drummers. Three drummers in the house. So you're the drummer, right? I'm just kidding. I know he is. He's over here. So we have the Vim Dicta. Okay, so you were telling me that that name was picked by... It was something else before, right? Yeah. And then it became the Vim Dicta. It was the film noir. We're still trying to get people to switch over on the likes on the Facebook page. How old you guys met? I knew kind of Corey because I dated her best friend's younger sister. What? Yeah. How much younger? She was a year younger. Don't worry about it. She was my age. Oh. Yeah, totally. Okay, nice, nice. And, you know, I didn't know Corey talked when I first met her because she was so quiet. Actually, you know, we went to Coachella together. I didn't even know that we would be in a band two years later and now we are and now we're here. It's awesome. Which Coachella? 09. The one with Paul McCartney as headliner. Yeah, how was that? It was awesome. Really? I passed out. Four hours. I passed out in the middle of the pit. Oh, man. We got busted with some weed if you remember. What, at Coachella? Yeah, at Coachella. Are you serious? Yeah. What happened to you? The cops came. We just closed our eyes. It was me and Henry. We were just chilling in one of those things. We looked up and we opened our eyes and there was like seven cops looking down. Oh, my. They were like this big. Like, under the weed. We're like, okay. And they just opened or watered on it. That's it. Oh. They threw it. Oh. They talked to us. Heartbreaking. Yeah, it was like either you give us your shit or we take you outside and we give you a ticket. We're like, God. Or a beat down. We thought about it. We were like, can you give me two minutes? They're like, okay. And then we just handled the weed. Got busted. That's horrible. Really. Sometimes you gotta give it up. And then we had a friend. He literally drove to LA, come back to LA to pick up some weed and then drove back to Coachella. Dedicated. Yeah, he was really. No, well, he can't live without it. He was one of those guys like, I have to have it otherwise I just. Especially at Coachella. Yeah. Yeah, well, yeah. So anyway, so, okay. So now, I noticed something here that he also booked you. Jay Gallagher booked you for your Gallagher. Is that, are you gonna be on Gallagher? They are going to be on Gallagher, the Vim Dicta. Nice. The reason is because that they are so talented. And by the way, for those of you who don't know what we're talking about, Gallagher is a monthly hip hop show that I throw. It also features indie bands and producers. It's at Mal's Bar, 2331 South Hill. This very month, it's gonna be on January 26th, a Thursday. And we're actually gonna have Mike Gao and Jay Natural among many others. But in February, we've got the Vim Dicta. I met them at Preston Thalandroma's house. Got it. Who doesn't know that dude, right? He's always taking pictures everywhere. There's no picture you go by like, oh, I've seen this guy before. Either he's just wearing a hat, or he's just wearing a hat. He's just wearing a hat. He's just wearing a hat. He's just wearing a hat. He's just wearing a hat. Or wearing a wig. One of those two things. I'd seen his pictures before. Yeah. All over Facebook. Yeah, party pictures. Party everywhere when you see him. And you see the pictures like, oh, I wanna go to their parties. I wanna be right next to Jake Gallagher when he throws parties. And that's right. Those are our parties. Our parties are the ones to go to. So you're gonna have the Vim Dicta. Why do you like the Vim Dicta, Jake? Well, I saw a YouTube video of them playing. And what I saw was, you know, this fellow waving the axe, I guess you would say. He was kind of like, he was kind of like dipping it down to the floor like he had been dancing with a lady. And then I saw this young lady here. What was his hat, though? He was at a festival. Yeah, what show was it? In Thousand Oaks. It was a festival in Thousand Oaks. It was called Open Borders. This landowner, property owner, leaser dude had like a medical facility that wasn't gonna go under construction for like two months. So he threw like, a two month long music festival. They called it in summer. Really? Two month long, yeah. That's awesome. It was every day. There was like another actor every day. I haven't seen that video. Rayman, Zarek played. I saw other videos of him. Oh yeah, it's called the film noir, or the Vim Dicta at Open Borders. Yeah. Cool. It's a pretty good video. I would let them at my borders. Are your borders open? No fence here. Borders. Okay, so we have here, we have Jake here. When I asked for Jake, I was like, I wanna get Jake here in the show because he's a funny guy. Yeah. Right? But he said he's not that funny. He doesn't wanna be called a comedian. But yet he's an actor as well. But you said a comediac, or what was that? Comediac. What was the right term for it? I don't know. I'm a maniacal person. A comediac, if you will. Yeah. There we go. No, a comedic actor. I mean, I act. I get cast in funny parts. Right. And then I act funny for them. Okay. But comedians are people that, you know, you put a microphone in front of them, maybe in a radio studio like this. Yeah. And then they say funny things. Right. And that's just not me. And you act it. So. Yeah. No, but you know, comedians like standup comedians, I don't do standup comedy. Yeah, I don't think you do standup comedy. I have done comedic dancing. Yeah. Would you do standup comedy? Yeah. I don't think I would do standup comedy. I don't think I would do standup comedy. Yeah. I've done it. Yeah. It was amazing. Yeah. It was like a dream come true. So. And then I started rapping at rap shows instead. Yeah. So what's up with the rapping? Are you planning to rap with them, with the Vimdicta maybe sometime later? We'd be so down. You know something like Aerosmith and Run DMC did one time. You know like, rock this way. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Zach? No. What's his name? Weirdo Yankovic? No, no, no. The other guy. Fuck. I know he's... How many comedians are there that sing a song? Richard Cheese? Millions. Adam Sandler. There we go. He could pick up the guitar and he sings. Does some comedy. Yeah. Well, if you see the guy, you just laugh because he's fucking funny. You see him, he's a kind of funny dude. Anybody know him here? No. You know, one time... Adam Sandler? These people had me rap at their comedy show. Right. And so what I did was I freestyled about something comedic. I had the audience pick a household object and then a country that it was going to. Right. And then I freestyled about a toaster going to Ukraine. And they thought it was funny. Okay. Do you have that on YouTube? Maybe we can watch that shit later. It's lost forever. Oh, man. So if I say... Can you rap to this? Maybe you can come up with something later. Yeah. I mean, I wouldn't want to get you in trouble, though, by mentioning what you're holding in your hand right now. No, you wouldn't get me in trouble. I mean, my mom doesn't listen to this. My mom does. Oh, your mom does? Yeah. Oh, so you wouldn't get in trouble then. My parents... What about this? What about this? What about if I hold this? You can rap to this. No, dude, I couldn't... Hit to the future or something like that. I couldn't reveal what kind of car you own. I'd be wrong. What did you say about your mom? My mom and dad read every one of my tweets. Oh. Are they like... Like, I want to read a good tweet or... They saw my last rap battle. I won't send you money. Something like that. My dad saw my last rap battle and he was like, son, it wasn't as good as your last one. What's wrong with you? Damn. It's like that, right? Wow. That's really nice. You got to support parents. I've got another one this Saturday, so I've got another chance to make my parents proud. Cool. I've got a battle versus Megadeth for $200. I think they should be proud already of you, man. You've done all kinds of things. I'm proud of them. Yeah? Totally. I'm proud of you, man. But you know who I'm even prouder of? The Vimdicta. Yeah. It's all about them now. They've been blowing up really hard lately. Yeah. Everybody meets them and they're like, I want to hear this. Honestly, I saw Travis posting some shows. Well, you play with Pele Glove and I got Travis here at Piña Tower. He's sitting there wearing his... Is that a gun? Is that a gun you got right there? No, I leave that at home. Okay. Okay. Anyway, so he... You guys play with Pele Glove and... What is the other brand? Who else play? The Electra, yeah. The Electra, yeah. Very fun show. That was awesome. I'm sure I missed out because I like the Electra too. They're going to come down and play for one of our shows here. Yeah. Los Globos soon. But you guys are playing Los Globos on January 12th, right? Yeah, 12th. Come down, please. It's such a... I'm excited to play there. I'm considering doing my whole spiel in Spanish for the occasion. You want to help in Spanish? We got Frank LePo right here. Can I help you? Well, I did get a D in Spanish too, so... So maybe. Hey, Jake, just throw some parties there at Los Globos. It's a nice party. You know who I saw there last weekend? Who? I saw Adam. Adam with... Oh, yeah? Adam and everything, yeah. He was outside. He came down with two girls. Yeah? It must have been him. Yeah. He was like... Wait, wait. It couldn't have been Adam. If it was Adam, it would be three girls. That must have been somebody trying to... I know. I guess it was cold at night. He just went out with two. Yeah. Yeah. He's going to have a show here too pretty soon. In this room? Ham... Ham... Ham on Everything podcast, I guess. Yeah. They were showing here. Oh, nice. That's going to be interesting to see him. They had a really good show on... Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. I saw a few of their shows. They had a really good radio show for a while going. Yeah, yeah. When we were Hipsters Heart Hip Hop, that was a good radio show that we had. So Hipster... What's up with that show? You guys are... Are you still... Well, Hipsters Heart Hip Hop transformed into Ham on Everything. So... And you were... You were part of it or... Oh, I founded it. Yeah. Me, him... Oh, shit. And Stereotype. Oh, I didn't know that. Yeah, goody. Good to have you here, man. Yeah, we founded that together. But now it's very swag oriented, so I retired from it. Hey, so how do you... Swag is in. Yeah. So are you going to be booking more bands? Like something like the... Yeah, this month we actually have The Good Intentions, which is an indie band that's kind of like blues oriented. Have some really good... It's like seven people in that band. There's like a good trumpet player, a couple people that are good singers. The Good Intentions. I saw them play at Leimert Park Art Walk and Bananas, so I booked them. Yeah, man. I got a feeling you're going to have thousands of thousands of likes through this band. This month. I think this year is going to... Because they're going to go blow up, I think. I don't know. The Vim Dicta. It's the year of the likes. What was that, Travis? You got one more year left. Make it count. Yeah. Like us on Facebook. That's all you got, one year. Okay, so maybe people are listening to this right now and they don't know what The Vim Dicta is. So we're going to play some of their tracks. What we have here is... What do we got here? Far Away. Far Away. So we're going to play Far Away and this is the... This is the Vim Dicta. Piñata Hour. Listen to it. Listen to it. guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo What's the name of this sound? Far Away. Far Away? Yeah, Far Away. Vindictive. So that was a Vindictive, Far Away, here at Pianta Art. And we also have Jake Gallagher in there. I want to hear an acapella version of that song. Can we hear an acapella version? But let's all do each other's parts. On Pro Tools or analog? Oh, it's all live. It's all recorded to analog. And then, you know, he takes the analog tracked stuff and he puts it on Pro Tools and he masters it back onto analog. His name is Shane Smith and he's a nasty good motherfucker. Motherfucker. Yeah, he's a super cool guy. Are you guys, all of you guys from, okay, so you say you guys were from Korea and you're from I'm from Arizona. I'm from Austin. Austin, Texas. Who's from Korea? You are, right? Yeah. Korea-tong. Kimling. When I get some dirty stuff, you can go to Koreatown for dirty stuff. Yeah, I know where. Anyways. Okay, so go back to you guys. So, Vimjigta, we're going to play another song of you guys here. Sweet. Are we ready there? All right. We got thumbs up. What's the name of this song? Your Man. Your Man. My Man? No, Your Man. No, Your Man. Oh, Your Man. It's a little hermaphroditic. You are man. Oh, you're a man. Okay. Exactly. You are a man. After this. All right. Go ahead.! again Crying Crying Crying Crying Crying Crying Crying Crying Crying Crying Crying Crying Crying Crying Crying Crying Crying Crying Crying Crying Crying Crying Crying Crying Crying Crying Crying Crying I'm all ears baby, give it a shot. I'll make you work till the letter got dropped. This ain't no message you can receive cause you've had it returned with your head on your sleeve. Call me a man. Call me a man. Call me a man. Call me a man. Call me a man. Call me your man Call me your man Coming of Man Coming of Man Coming of Man Coming of Man Coming of Man Coming of Man Coming of Man Coming of Man Coming of Man Coming of Man Coming of Man I give in You know you want it I give in You know you want it I give in You know you want it You know you want it You know you want it You know you want it You say it better than me You've got a lot of bass in your voice Skid row in Spanish will be what? I never thought about that Because there's no skid row where I'm from I'm just kidding What would it be? How do you say skid row? Skid row, that's a good question I don't know If you guys know the answer You can call 1-800 Translate skid row 893-9453 Into Espanito Espanito Espanito That sounds like a plate I want that with rising beans please Number one So who did the recording for you guys for the Vim Zicta? I mean I like this We only got two songs here we're gonna play Did you guys record more than that? We are going in actually on Monday We're recording another Oh no shit, this Monday? Yeah, so look for that I mean we'll be releasing all these Three songs I mean we're gonna do a 10 inch Some point this year, very early 10 inch 10 inches of paint 10 inches, wow Can't wait to see that, 10 inches Are you guys gonna release it yourself? Are you guys gonna go through someone to help you guys? We're gonna talk to our manager and see which one's best route for us at this point right now Wow, you guys have a manager too? Oh yeah, his name's Dan Nash He is the shite The shite And we have a caller on the air Goddammit, why now? All right, go ahead, pull up your shirt I'm gonna go get my shirt on I'm gonna put the caller through Who do we have here? Hey, there's a big party going on in there it sounds like Whoop whoop Oh yes Yes This is like a podcast, it's like a bar It's like a bar slash podcast It's a bar cast It's kind of like a hookah lounge Yeah, it's like a hookah lounge But not really, it's like a dispensary, right? Slash bar A methadone dispensary Oh Yes I was looking for a pinata I want some candy out of the pinata Well, we don't have a pinata here It's just like you have to like, you know, vision it Travis is moving his hair like It's a state of mind I brought my own pinata I've got a couple of them hanging here in the room Just to get in the spirit of things Did you live in East Los Angeles or something? Is he living in East Los Angeles for him to have a lot of pinatas at his house? Oh, maybe Start beating him Oh no Can we hear this? Can you hit the pinata with your phone, please? Yeah Hit the pinata with my phone Here you go Sounds like you're blowing the pinata Does that pinata taste good, buddy? Yeah Yeah Hey, what are you calling from, man? I'm calling from LA LA Oh, nice Yeah, dude That's really big It was like 80 degrees today It's a strange place Okay, cool Okay, thanks for calling, man You're welcome Are you calling for the Vimdicta or for Jay Gallagher? I'm calling for the Vimdicta Ooh, it's Thank you, Colin There's two people going on at one time Oh, yeah? I don't know, I can't hear My headphones are going off Oh, there we go I'm back Can you hear me? Hi, Corey Hey, Rocco Thanks, Rocco Rocco's like, he has the best bookstore ever He's our number one fan Yeah, Rocco's awesome His best book record, like, it's called Angel City Books and it's on, what street is it? It's on Pier Avenue Pier Avenue, yes Hey, Rocco, are you calling from Santa Monica? Yes Are you on Santa Monica Boulevard or? No, I'm on Pier Avenue right off of Main Street Oh, wow Oh, Rocco, wait a minute Don't you own, like, a record store? Yeah He said Rocco's awesome, man Oh, yeah What's up, man? This is Lee Yeah, I got vinyl Yeah, yeah, I saw your shop I like your, I would like to go and stop by and pick up some records I hope so, I'd love to meet you Nice meeting you, sir And so you have, like, a long white hair? Is that it? I don't know Yeah I beg your pardon? Do you have, like, long white hair? Because I've seen your pictures Oh, yeah, I'm just like Merlin Oh, yeah I'm a big fan of, yeah, yeah, yeah, nice Yeah, I've got a magic wand, too Rocco the wizard Well, just, just, don't show it right now, just wait until I get there and then I will just Play some more music I will see if, the what? Play some more Vim Dikda music Well, you know, these guys only have two songs, they only brought me two songs Oh, yeah, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, Well, you know what, these guys only have two songs, they only brought me two songs Well, you know what, these guys only have two songs, they only brought me two songs Well, you know what, these guys only have two songs, they only brought me two songs Well, you know what, these guys only have two songs, they only brought me two songs Well, you know what, these guys only have two songs, they only brought me two songs Well, you know what, these guys only have two songs, they only brought me two songs Well, you know what, these guys only have two songs, they only brought me two songs Well, you know what, these guys only have two songs, they only brought me two songs Well, you know what, these guys only have two songs, they only brought me two songs Well, you know what, these guys only have two songs, they only brought me two songs Well, you know, these guys only have two songs. They only brought me two songs. They're so cool. This is like, we just need two songs. They have a bunch of songs. It's coming. Quality, not quantity. Yeah. Thanks. Did you get to hear the songs, Rocco? Yes. Awesome. How'd they sound on the radio? Did they sound good? It sounded really good. Awesome. How about my voice? How does it sound? How's your voice sound? It sounds just like you. But I've never met you, so. You will someday. Someday you will. I will. I'll look forward to that. Thanks a lot for taking my call. Oh, thanks for calling, Rocco. Thanks for calling. Thanks, Rocco. You're the man, man. Bye-bye. Bye. So we have the other caller, too. He's still from L.A.? Yeah, from the middle of nowhere. It's Avi, actually. I know the band. Oh, Avi. Oh, my God. What's up, Avi? Hey, Tony. How you doing, bro? I'm great. I'm great, man. Oh, it's great to hear your voice, dude. Me and Avi were in a Spinal Tap tribute band. Oh, yeah. Yeah, fuck yeah, motherfucker. We were in Tapped Out, dude. We raised some money for charity with Spinal Tap's music. Now, what the fuck do you got? Spinal Tap, huh? Yeah, dude. Where do you stand? Yeah. Well, you guys sound amazing, dude. I just can't believe that you guys are getting, you know, all this play. And I just wanted to call and tell you guys that you sound like the shit right now. You are so awesome. Thanks, man. Thank you. Avi's in an awesome band, too. They're called Private Wasabi. And I've been playing with those guys since I was about 13. We went to rock school together, if you will. We were young once. I remember that. Yeah. Nice. Nice. Hey, thanks for calling, dude. Thanks, Avi. Absolutely. Thanks for taking the call. No problem, man. See you, Avi. Keep being cool, guys. You, too. All right. See you, man. See you. Nice. Nice. So that was Vindicta fans right there. I just met Rocco. He hit me up on Facebook. Oh, yeah? Yeah. He's like, check out my store. I look at the store. I'm like, oh, yeah. Rocco's a good guy. I want to stop by. Santa Monica on Pier Avenue. All right. Nice. Yeah. It's a cool place. That place rules. If I had, like, a million dollars, I would buy everything. Talking about records, I'm going to have those guys from VIP Records from Long Beach. I don't know if you guys ever heard of that record shop. No. Oh, yes. Forma. Forma. You ever seen the Snoop Dogg show? What? He's dancing on the roof. Yeah. Yeah. Those guys are going to come down here. Because they closed down their shop. They closed down their store. They've been there for, like, years and years. You know who you should have on the show? Who? John Roller's new shop in Glendale. Or not Glendale. Echo Park on Glendale. You know John Roller, the old singer for Gustavo Kazi? Uh-huh. Remember when they were a band? He doesn't have a microphone. Gustavo Kazi? What happened to those guys? They disappeared. No. John opened up a record shop. Oh, no wonder. He's saying something. Is there anyone here? Okay. And then Mike is the... Point that microphone at him. Yeah. So, John Roller, the dude, he was a singer of Gustavo Kazi, and now he opened up a record store right there on Glendale. Yeah, we have to say these things here so we know, you know? That's awesome. What's the number of the shop now? Is that Mono Records? Mono, right? Yeah. Yeah, that's John Roller. What's out there on Eagle Rock? No, no, no. It's in Echo Park across the street from my school on Glendale. Oh, shit. Okay, okay, okay. It's a little tiny store, but he just opened it up because now, well, Mike from... Gustavo's now the drummer for Jail Weddings. Okay. So they kind of went their own way. Man, they've had Jail Weddings everywhere. They're all in Echo Park now. They're not in Long Beach anymore. All right. Cool, cool, cool. Nice. Just mentioning record stores because that guy's awesome. Oh, so that was the Vim Ticta then. I guess we played all of your two songs? Yep. So what do you guys have up next? I know you're recording and you're going to release it on a 10-inch. Oh, yeah. We have a bunch of shows. Hey, you guys, I heard you guys talking about a 10-inch, and you guys are some type of dispensary of guns. We're having good times over there. Oh, yes, we are, sir. That is perfect. I'm downstairs. Somebody let me up, please. Oh, you're downstairs? Yeah, let me up. You said it's a dispensary. Actually, there's a dispensary downstairs here in this building. No, no. I want to go there. It's called Me. It's called Me. You're me, Lord. All right. We'll let you just come up to the eighth floor. Eighth floor. You got it. I'll be there. All right. I'll be there on Sunday. Madtime Radio. See you guys later. Oh, by the way, Madtime Radio is another show that we have here at Skid Rister. It's about fighting and grabbing oily men. It's a really good show. Wow. Yeah. Jay got it. I'm going to listen to that. But yeah, we're playing a brunch on Sunday. Lot One Cafe? Yeah, rock and roll brunch. Rock and roll brunch. Where at? What time? Lot One Cafe at 3.30. Lot One. Yes. It's a free show. Check it out and watch the Vim Dictum. Yeah. They have really good food there, too. Free brunch, right? Or a brunch and $10 mimosas? I mean, come on. Yeah. It's a deal. The Vim Dictum. There's other great bands. I want to go there. I can't remember them right now. The Terrorists or something. I'm doing this a lot. Oh, what's up with the Terrorists? I'm doing this a lot. I don't know. I like the Terrorists. You guys going to play with them? Mm-hmm. Oh, that's going to be cool. Everyone's cool. Terrorists. Terrorists. Oh, Terrorists. I'll take you to the Terrorists. Terrorists. Terrorists. Oh. Sorry. Wait. Terrorists or Terrorists? Terrorists. They're good. Yeah, they're good. Yeah. Terrorists are bad. There we go. All right. Terrorists. Yeah. We said it here in Piantar. We said it. Jake said it. Travis said it. Yeah, the Terrorists are bad. That's what I think. No, they're good. You guys, I'm hella sleepy. I like to drink chamomile tea. You guys are boring. And it makes me sleepy. Entertain me. Yeah. I want to give a shout out to chamomile tea right now. It's delicious. It has this really subtle flavor, and it makes me feel good inside. Chamomile? Chamomile. Chamomile. Chamomile tea. Yeah, not chamomile. Chamomile. I want to give a shout out to Thai iced tea and Mario Barra. Just talking to Loco. There's more Tecate. I like it. Yeah, get more drunk. Yeah. Me, drunk. Hey, I got some breaking news, guys. I have some breaking news I just got right now. We're going to have a Frank LePauw set right now. And we're going to come back with Jay Gallagher. And we're going to say goodbye to the Vim Dicta. And goodbye to the Vim Dicta. I don't want to say goodbye to the Vim Dicta. No, they're not going to go goodbye. It's just like, you know, we're going to have you. We're going to talk about Jay Gallagher. You're going to have the spot. I mean, I guess I could go see them at the brunch at 3.30 p.m. on Sunday at Lot 1. Right. If you guys don't know where Lot 1 is, it's right across the street from Barragans. I could also. I could also go see them on the 12th of this month at Los Globos. Yeah. Who else is playing that night, guys? Black Elephant, Bikini Thrills, maybe Secret Friends, or I think John Carpenter. Jerry Carpenter is going to be there. What about Karen Carpenter? I don't know. Yeah. I don't know. John's a good guy. Shout out to John. Yeah, John. Yeah. What's up, John? All right. So we're going to go with Frank LePauw mix right now. And then we're going to come back. Pina Taro. Pina Taro. You do? This is Radio Station KEZE. Hi, this is Greg McAttack. And we're going to go to the phones right now and find out what's going on. Hello, who is this? Yo, what's up? This is Lorenzo Collins. Yo, man, where you calling from? I'm calling from Compton and I want to hear E.E.'s new record. What's it called, man? Yo, it's called Radio. You got it. You called the right station, and here it is. So just kick it and listen to the station. Hello, this is Eazy-E. What's your name? Hi, this is Joyce. I'd like to know if I can have your phone number. Yes, 976. Now I want to turn up my box and make much noise and rock the party and shock all the B-boys. Stick on my radio from phone on to tune up. I wouldn't have did it later, but sooner. Now move my antenna to the center and grab a hold of the handle and enter, then bust a rhyme. You know I won't quit it. Am I lying, Ren? Man, you know you with it. Your request is clear. That you'll give it. Without Eazy-E, you wouldn't be living with me on a top ten or a mix show. So hit the power button and let's go. On vacation with your station. Let's glam live in every location. Blow it out the speaker. It won't get weaker. I'll keep rocking till I hit the beat. Your station is dope. E-A-Z-Y. It's on the app. But you asked why I took out the cursing. It took rehearsing. I feel dry. You know that I'm thirsting. Took it. Busy. I don't quit. And once you hear my cut, I know you're gonna get it. Then bust a rhyme. While you clap me a hand. It's Eazy-E on the app. Rocking without a band. You wanna know why? Because I'm on the I'm on my money bag. I'm down here drowning in your bag. You got me on my knees praying for everything you lack. I ain't afraid of you. I'm just a victim of your fear. You're cowering in your tower. Praying that I'll disappear. I got another plan. One that requires me to stand. On the stage or in the street. Don't need no microphone or beat. And if you have the sound. And if you ain't there to sing along. Paying trouble to get from the EW alone. I got a list of demands. Written on the palm of my hands. I'm on my mission. You are no eyes. And we live in an. Sometimes you wanna be somebody. See somebody. Try and freeze somebody. I got a list of demands. Written on the palm of my hands. I'm on my mission. You are no eyes. And we live in an. In the mouth. In the mouth. I wrote a song for you today. While I was sitting in my room. I jumped up on my bed today. And played it on the broom. I didn't think that it would be a song that you would hear. But when I played it in my head. I made you reappear. I wrote a video for it. And I acted out each part. And then I took your picture out. And taped it to my heart. I taped it to my heart. I taped it to my heart. And then you pulled away. From me. You did my life about. I got a list of demands. Written on the palm of my hands. I'm on my mission. You are no eyes. And we live in an. In the mouth. You wanna be somebody. See somebody. Try and freeze somebody. I got a list of demands. Written on the palm of my hands. I'm on my mission. You are no eyes. And we live in an. In the mouth. In the mouth. Ecstasy suffering. A kinesia buffering. A kinesia buffering. We aim to remember what we choose to forget. God's list of babies. And they die for this. When. When. When. When. When. When. When. When. When. When. When. When. When. Don't let them say what they want Let the ex-presidents get out of their way Let them get out of their way Let them shut up Let them shut up Don't let them say what they want Let the ex-presidents get out of their way Let them shut up People on the streets, insufficient transportation Intelligent culture, a more congruent government The rich are prudent, but the rich are more prudent Years of education, they screw people up Mexico all twisted, we've never been this fucked up Mexico all twisted, we've never been this fucked up Mexico all twisted, we've never been this fucked up Mexico all twisted, we've never been this fucked up Let them shut up Let them shut up Don't let them say what they want Let the ex-presidents get out of their way Let them shut up Let them shut up Let them shut up Let them shut up Let the ex-presidents get out of their way Let them shut up Let them shut up Yeah This is it This album is dedicated to all the teachers that told me I'll never amount to nothing To all the people that lived above the buildings that I was hustling from that called the police on me When I was just trying to make some money to feed my daughter And all the niggas in the struggle, you know what I'm saying? It's all good, baby, baby It was all a dream I used to read Word Up magazine Salt and pepper and heavy D up in the limousine Hanging pictures on my wall Every Saturday, Rap Attack, Mr. Magic, Molly Mall I let my tape rock till my tape pop Smoking weed and bamboo, sipping on private stock Way back when I had the red and black lumberjack With the hat to match Remember rapping Duke? Da-ha, da-ha You never thought that hip-hop would take it this far Now I'm in the limelight cause I rhyme tight Time to get paid, blow up like the world's train Born sinner, the opposite of a winner Remember when I used to eat sardines for dinner? Peace to Rod D, Brucie B, Kid Capri Funk, master flex, love bug, star schemes I'm blowing up like you thought I would Call a crip, same number, same hood It's all good And if you don't know, now you know, nigga So you know very well who you are Don't let them hold you down Reach for the star You had a goal, but not today Cause you're the only one I made the change from a common thief To a new one, I'm a thief, I'm a thief, I'm a thief To up close and personal with Robin Leach And I'm far from cheap I smoke skunk with my peeps all day Spread love, it's the Brooklyn way The Moet and Allen's, they keep me pissy Girls used to diss me Now they write letters cause they miss me I never thought it could happen, this rapping stuff I was too used to packing gats and stuff Now honeys play me close like butterplate toast From the Mississippi down to the East Coast Condos and queens in dough for weeks Soul out seats to hear Biggie Smalls speak Living life without fear Putting five carrots in my baby girl ear Lunches, brunches, interviews by the pool Considered a fool cause I dropped out of high school Styrium pipes of a black male misunderstood And it's still all good, uh So you know, nigga And if you don't know, now you know, nigga So you know very well who you are Don't let them hold you down Reach for the stars You gotta go Run from them in the night Cause you're the only one I'll give you good infinite Super Nintendo, Sega Genesis When I was dead broke, man, I couldn't picture this 50-inch screen, money green, leather sofa Got two rides, a limousine with a chauffeur Phone till about 2G's flat No need to worry, my accountant handles that And my whole crew is lounging Celebrating every day, no worries No more public housing Thinking back on my one-room shack Now my mom pips a act with minks on her back And she loves to show me off, of course Smiles every time my face is up in the sauce We used to fuss when the landlord dissed us No heat, wonder why Christmas missed us Birthdays was the worst days Now we sip champagne when we thirsty, uh Damn right I like the life I live Cause I went from negative to positive And it's all And if you don't know, now you know, nigga You know very well who you are Don't let him hold you down You re-start the sound You have the wrong one by the late late Cause you're the only one You might have late late You re-start the sound You re-start the sound You re-start the sound You re-start the sound I'm doing a decent block right now. I'm going to hit you on the line. I'm going to hit you on the line. I'm going to hit you on the line. I'm going to hit you on the line. I'm going to hit you on the line. I'm going to hit you on the line. I'm going to hit you on the line. I'm going to hit you on the line. I'm going to hit you on the line. I'm going to hit you on the line. I'm going to hit you on the line. Just stand Just stand Just stand And live the nightmare Just stand Just stand Just stools a little bit Doing a radio show, I guess Yeah How's your night going? It's going good, man We're just cooking some dinner Oh, wonderful Dude, what are you cooking? Just got some mahi-mahi Just came out of the oven Oh my god Some broccolini Use fresh herbs from the garden, man That's how we roll Did you hear those Vim Dictus songs earlier, Jesse? I heard I think I heard the tail end Absolutely Pretty good stuff, huh? Good stuff, man Digging it You guys are on some tight beats That's right Yeah We're gonna play some of my songs coming up Are you excited about that? Oh, man I can't wait I've been waiting all night, dude I've got a little half-bomber Come on Jay Gallagher Yeah, so yeah We got Jay Gallagher now So we're gonna talk about Jay It's all about Jay Gallagher right now What's up, dude? How you doing? I'm alright, man I'm glad you show up Yeah I'm glad you show up You came down I'm glad I'm here This is really fun Yeah, man There's all this radio equipment everywhere Yeah There's like people that are in bands It's all about that They're really youthful, too I'm really excited that we met up again This is where we meet you again After that awesome party I know, right? It's fucking awesome, man The party continues now I was not there But what happened? For those of you who don't know me For me For me For me I don't know what happened We just met there We met Jake at this awesome party, yeah At Preston What party at? At Preston Thal Thal I'm sorry Thalindroma Thalindroma Thalindroma Say cheese and die Say cheese and die The goosebumps Also, he's a very good person He's an awesome person, man Yeah, he's cool He's awesome Very nice Yeah Yeah, people are making faces here But yeah, he is Hey, Jesse, he's still on the line, right? Yeah You ever meet Preston Thalindroma? What's that now? You ever meet Preston Thalindroma? You ever meet Preston? I think I did meet Preston once At a Halloween party Oh, yeah Yeah Yeah, you got it Everyone's met Preston Absolutely, man Hey, Jesse, I don't know if you know this But this Friday night I'm going to be playing a rap show At Tumex's weed dispensary Mid-City Medical Oh, nice All right, all right And you should definitely attend Yes, yes, yes Yeah Can people without medical care Go to the show? Oh, yeah Really? I go in there all the time I don't have a medical license Really? Card But, okay, so is it separated Magnifying glass From the actual room where they sell it? Stethoscope No, there's just weed everywhere All right, thanks I've never been in a weed dispensary before And I was in there And I was like, wow They had one that was It was called cheese It's just like It smelled like cheese It smells like cheese They had one called Lamb's Breath And I didn't want to smell that one It's just like Trader Joe's, man It's like Trader Joe's But, uh Elos is gonna do a beat set this Friday And Always Prolific is gonna back me up on the beats And some other really good stuff And 2Mix is gonna perform Obviously, he's a pillar of the community So, you know, I'd strongly suggest attending 2Mix Wow Yeah, they perform at one of my shows, too They're cool Sounds like a show not to miss Yes What time is that show? I would probably get there at like 10 Maybe 9.30 Maybe 9.27 Yeah Oh, 9.27? I can handle that Yeah If you want the full experience They got a fire pit outside, too Piles of marijuana with a fire pit right next to it That's what I'm talking about Sounds like a dream, man Yeah, dude Okay, so that's When is that? Oh, that's this Friday This Friday night, yeah The 6th A lot of shows this weekend Yep, and by the way What a way to start 2012 You wanna say 2012 or 2012? 20 20 2012 2012 Because I got a 20 on it? Is that right? No, it's like 1912 only It's 2012 Cool I appreciate you saying 2012, too Because, you know, for this millennium so far A lot of people have been saying 2006 2008 But it's 2012, people Let's call it 2012 We are the 99% 2000 sounds too much for us No, it's 2016 There's totally a reason for that It's because 2012 has less syllables in it It's easier to say 2012 2012 Way too much See, yeah, you just Efficiency I'm a motherfucking efficient giant See, that's the problem People in 1912 didn't say Here we are in the year 1912 They said It's 1912, people Yeah 1912 2012 2012 See it clearly 4012 Yo, give me four 20s Give me a Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Well, Jake, we're going to eat the fish now, man It's really good Really good to hear you Are you with the lady, Jesse? Yeah, absolutely, man How did you know? Anybody you want to shout out on the radio? Yeah Shout out to all my fishies, bitches out there, you know I'm going to have to hear about this lady that's eating the mahi-mahi with you But go ahead and enjoy that Eat the fish Well, thank you, Jake I appreciate it Good to hear you, fellas Thanks a lot for doing what you're doing Nice Thank you See you, man. The pinata hour. Pinata. Pinata? Pinata hour. You know what? I noticed that J, I mean, Spanish, we call him J. They call me hike. When I lived in Spain, they called me hike. Well, yeah, J for them, they pronounce like. Because I spell my name J-A-Y-K, so they call me hike. But that's not your original. That's not your original name, right? No, my original name was Jacob. Jacob. Yes. You don't like Jacob? Nah, man. In the sixth grade, I changed it. Wow. Looked better on my notebook cover with a Y. Hey, so when did you decide to start rapping? How did that come out? Like, you always liked the hip hop? A lot of people say it's a decision, but really, I believe it was a genetic thing. Right, yeah. You say a couple times, like, I see like. A lot of people think it's a choice, but it's not. You were born as a black man, but you're like in a men's white body, something like that? Yeah, look, I was born rapping, okay? It wasn't a choice. I never made a decision. It just had to happen. You know, as I entered adolescence, I started to notice that microphones looked good to me. So I had to rap into them, you know? Yeah. Nice. It wasn't a choice. But I do have to say that my name is spelled J-A-Y-K-G-A-L-L-A-G-H-E-R, and I would refer any listener to jategallagher.com. You can see a picture of the person that's talking about themselves. Hey, Jake, what else do you do besides rapping? This is like a lot of stuff. One of the things that I do besides rapping is acting. Acting. How is that going for you? It's going really well. I've seen your videos, man, and every time I see your videos, I enjoy it. I was like, I know this guy. So cool. You know, I've seen videos of him. I like my favorite is the one you do this thing in front of the police department, and that's like takes a lot of balls to do that shit. Oh, you mean when I took a visa? I took a DVD player, and then I stood in front of the police department, and I yelled, I stole this DVD player. Right. And then whenever a cop would run by, I would yell that, and then I would tuck it under my arm and run. Yeah. And the whole point was that they didn't chase me. Right. The idea was that white people get away with everything. No, you know what it is? When I was watching it. That's a fact. You know what? I was watching it, and it's like, because nobody called. Yeah. And maybe this. I should try it. I'm going to try it. See what happens. Don't do it, Frank. I need a DJ. I need you to videotape me. I need a DJ. Give me a beat down. I need a DJ here on Wednesday, so you can't do that. Let's try it. They're going to take you in, man. You might get deported. Videotape it. I went to Roscoe's Chicken and Waffles, and I got people to throw saltines on the ground, and then jump up and down on them and yell, I hate crackers. I hate crackers. Oh. That was. That's crazy. That was funny. That's fucking sweet, man. It's a good video. You just YouTube Jake Gallagher crackers. Hey, so what's up with the bone? Hey, what's up with the bone on your finger? It's a coyote knuckle. It's a coyote knuckle? I wear a knuckle of a coyote. Is that a real bone? It's a real coyote knuckle. Have you guys seen that? Yeah. But you shape it like a ball. It looks like a human bone. I didn't shape it. It came out of a coyote's hand. Coyote got hands on it? It's my totem animal. Coyote is a trickster, so it's my totem animal. How long you have this? Can I touch it? Yeah, dude. Whoa, this is pretty cool. He's touching the bone on my ring right now, for those of you who can't see what we're doing here. Look, Corey. I'm touching his bone. All right. That's enough of that. That's enough. That's enough touching. Lysander de Vega. Okay, anyway, so Jay Gallagher. You also were in... JayGallagher.com. Yeah, JayGallagher.com was in a very really popular movie for a bit in it. Showgirls. No, man. No, no, no. Come on. Quit lying. You were in... The Social Network, right? Yes, I was in The Social Network. Yeah. How was that, dude? How was that experience being in the theater? It was great. Did it keep you like... For that little part, did it keep you like, what, two, three days or a week or...? No, no, no. I was on set for like... Yeah, it was in and out. I was on set for like just a few hours, you know? I was... And, you know, David Fincher just came in and he was like, hey, do this, do that. And then he left, you know? That was it. That was it? But it was huge, you know? It was a... It was a great blessing to be directed by Mr. Fincher himself. Well, you were part of not just a movie, but, you know, it changed social, I guess... You know, it was the biggest trailer I've ever had, the trailer that they put me in. It was huge. Do you think being in there, it opened a little bit of doors for you, like in the acting or doing, you know... I don't know. I really don't know. Travis checking his head is like, nah. I spent a year running around yelling, I was in The Social. I was in The Social Network. I was in The Social Network. And all the casting directors were like, yeah, cool. Great. So were we, they said. But, you know, my main, like, my main thing acting-wise is I've been in, like, over 35 commercials, like national commercials. So that's really what allows me to relax in my 91 Chrysler New Yorker. When I Google your name comes out, on the IMDB or IMB, whatever they call it. It's like, it keeps tracks of your... Internet Movie Database. Yeah. Yeah, that's pretty cool. Yeah, there's pictures of me and stuff. But the best place is jakegallagher.com. Yes. The best place to look at J-A-Y-K. The Vim Digg are going to play it at one of your shows, right? Yeah, they're going to play at Gallagher. Gallagher 2331. I'm saying, wait, wait, wait. Miles Bar. Let's space out all this promoting stuff. Why don't we play one of my songs and we'll tell you more promoting type stuff later. There's only so much more I can give. All right, do we have that? I want to listen. I'm excited. All right, so are we ready? I just want to say what the song is. It's called Dead Leaves, and it's made out of the White Stripes song, Dead Leaves on the Dirty Ground. And we're only playing it because Travis Moore is in the studio with us right now. Yes. And he wants to play live drums on it. And he came down to live... Oh, he's going to play drums on it? Wow. All right. Yeah, he wants to play live drums on it at Gallagher on January 26th at 2331 South Hill. Oh, shit, I got to see that. Miles Bar. But let's listen to Dead Leaves. It's one of my first songs in this new batch of releases from like a year and a half ago. Nice. Yeah. All right, let's go ahead and do it. Give me a loud beat Something to drown me out Please sound speak Over and out Something you're proud to read Tweet you on the ground Beat you So when these clouds stream Fear and fear You're going to get your proud beat Be the panther Not the rabbit Get to pouncing Last year I was down On the couch we were slouching While I worry about she Going on without me Frowning And the truth I know You got to wonder what this dude is for Made myself another X-Cell We don't take it a pleasant thing A man ain't a spectator Should be of integrity Standing the light Or the person next to me Cast no shadow Ask me Tell me that I matter If you want to find pieces Came to L.A. hungry Now we are what the feast is Jesus Current state of rap Most MCs Saying nothing I'm afraid of saying that When I'm trying to say something Keep dumping my trash in your car I'm still dumping some of that trash in my heart So afraid of the work and success I blame a skirt and a dress So my issues of shame and self-worth are addressed Dead leaves in the dirty ground When I know he's not around Dead leaves in the dirty ground When I know he's not around Dead leaves in the dirty ground When I know he's not around Dead leaves in the dirty ground Dead leaves in the dirty ground Dead leaves in the dirty ground When I know you're not around Dead leaves in the dirty ground When I know you're not around I do this to you Although it might be futile Even as I write this The mic is intended to funeral All the likeness and the doodle Of the last two stanzas Everything I say is that what's true And invalid I say I'm whole without a relation Yet my performance is for you Imagine your validation Audiences never find this shit entertaining While I'm parading, raining And changing the station But I spit shit that leave you thinking Like it's my opinion It's egotistical to have an opinion And if you think what you love delivering Qualifies as wisdom I'm the one rapping And I already stopped listening Too many musicians Write songs about lamenting Shut the hell up and heaven Your own identity Stop obsessing Wait, why am I so righteous? If I moved on Why would I even write this? Bottom line is If I had so much truth to report Why the fuck would this verse be so godlike? I think sure Dead leaves in the dirty ground When I know you're not around Dead leaves in the dirty ground When I know you're not, not around Dead leaves in the dirty ground When I know you're not around Dead leaves in the dirty ground When I know you're not, not around Dead leaves in the dirty ground When I know you're not, not around Dead leaves in the dirty ground Dead bees in the dirty ground When I know you're not around Dead bees in the dirty ground When I know you're not around Nine, ten seconds. Yeah, there's two in there. What, ten seconds already? Wow, that's the best ten seconds ever. Damn. Yeah, it was a lot. I wish... That was a ten second... Okay, all right. I wish I put more of those high 80s falsettos on some of my other rap songs. I'm going... I'm going... It's like Rollercoaster of Love, pretty much. Yo, Jake, I'm going to get off here and then you're going to sit here where I'm at. What are you... Okay. It's a chair. You're not going to sit on top of anything. It's just going to be a chair. What he was saying is that we're about to swap chairs. Yes, yes. Not stool, chairs. All right, so what do we have next? We're going to play another song here and it's going to be... So number three? If that's what you wish. Yes. That's what you wish? I wish, yeah. Okay. I wish a lot of things, but one of them right here. Well, this is the one... We're going to play track number three. I wanted to save the second one. So we're going to go with... Which one do you want to go with? Champagne. Let's go with Champagne then. That's the live one. That's the instrumental live. You want to do it? Are you ready? Sure. All right, let's do it. Let's do it. So this is Jack Gallagher. JackGallagher.com. Yeah, by the way, these songs that you're hearing are downloadable at jakegallagher.bandcamp.com, which is a subsidiary of jakegallagher.com. And that's J-A-Y-K-G-A-L-L-A-G-H-E-R. And we have a caller on the air real quick. Hello? Hello? Yeah, what's up? Who's this? Is this David from Colorado? Yeah, how's it going? What's up, David? How you doing, man? Good. Hey. How you doing? All right. You calling Pinhata? We got Jake Gallagher right now with us. Oh, yeah. How's Jake? Can you hold off for one second? I'm going to put it on speakerphone real quick. Cool, cool. Go ahead. Do your thing, man. We wait. Speakerphone. Hello? Yes, we're back. Hello? Yeah. Hey. Hey, how's it going, Jake? Very well, sir. You're from Colorado, I see. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Thank you for contacting us this evening. What you been up to, brother? Just, you know, the regular Jake Gallagher type stuff. Rapping, acting, hanging out, partying, holiday-ing. What you been up to? Just cooling out, cooling out. I saw some footage of you over at the Broken Complex Battles. Oh, yeah? Oh, wow. Cool. How did you feel about said footage? I thought you were pretty good. Pretty good, man. Gigi Hoppa dropped a lot of dope beats. Thanks very much. And, yeah. Hoppa definitely does a good job. Yeah, that basement freestyle battle, that last one that they posted on the Broken Complex website went really well. Definitely. What's that? I wanted to just touch bases on you with something. How do you feel about Tumex? How do I feel about Tumex? Yeah. I'm a big supporter of Tumex. That's why I'm going to actually play at his show on Friday night. Oh, that's what's up over at the... At the... Mid-City Medical Center at Pico and La Brea. My phone's dead right now. I think it might be 5067 and a half Olympic, but my phone's dead right now. But definitely, you can go on Facebook. You can search for Tumex. His show is called N-Hale. E-N-H-A-L-E. Okay. That's where I'm going to be at. I've been trying to get my rap game on, and I've just been wondering if you've ever been shorted by a promoter. Me? Yeah. Yeah. Me, I have never been shorted by a promoter. No? Has anybody in the team been shorted by a promoter before? Yeah. Anybody what? Oh, yeah, dude. I've been shorted by a promoter so much. Yeah? Mostly when I was younger, when I was first starting out in my first band. But, you know, like, I'd have a show where the headlining band would draw less than we did, but they'd pay the headlining band more than we did. It was fucked up. But, I mean, you'll go through that. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Speaking of Tumex, I actually had Tumex play at Galaga, which, you know, the page for Galaga is at facebook.com slash Galaga 2331. That's G-A-L-A-G-A 2331. But I had Tumex play at Galaga, and he was the headliner. And, you know, he's a real pillar of this community that we're part of. So, you know, I paid him real good. Word. That's good to hear, Jake. This is actually Minus. How's it going, Lissander? Hello? Who's this? Minus. Remember? Oh, yeah. You should. In Tumex, $700 about a month and a half ago on tour. Oh, yeah. I remember you guys. Yeah. I've been trying to get a hold of you, man. I don't know if you changed your number or what, dude. No, no. I didn't change my number. Actually, I disconnected it. Oh, okay. Yeah, I changed it. How's it going, Jake? This is Minus, man. Hello, what? This is Minus, Jake. How's it going? It's going pretty good. I think he actually doesn't even have a phone now, right? Yeah, I don't have a phone. Yeah. Okay, cool. Well, check it out. I'm going to be in L.A. in a couple of weeks. In a couple of weeks, man. We should probably meet up. Maybe you can get us the rest of those $700. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. You got it, dude. I will. Cool, cool. Yeah, I just want to give a big shout-out to Pinyat Tower. A big shout-out to Jake Gallagher. No problem. Yeah, I've been trying to get a hold of you, man, on Facebook and all that good stuff. For those of you that... We've been trying to have a lot of fun on the show, but getting paid $300 instead of getting paid $1,000 kind of hurts a little bit, you know? Yeah, I know. Well, you know, when you bring only one person to the show, it's like it's not going to pay off. But if... If something's set in stone, if we agree to a number, you know what I'm saying? Like, I think it should definitely be honored. How do you feel about that, Jake? Yeah, I feel like if I make a guarantee, I have to follow through with it, even if it makes me lose money. Exactly right. That's part of the hip-hop game. That's what keeps the game going, right? Absolutely. When I make a commitment, I stick to it. Speaking of not sticking to a commitment, I've got a battle with Megadeth this Saturday at the Basement 818 at Ventura and Van Nuys, and Megadeth agreed to battle me about six times. He was in backed out of it each time, and now he's finally facing up. This is a guy who's gone back on his word over and over again. I plan to make him pay for said tactics. Exactly. Hey, Jake, I really... Jake, see, that's why I like you, Jake, because I like your attitude. You know, because said tactics, you've got to make people pay for them. You know what I'm saying? Like, you've got to follow through with your promises. It's part of being a man, part of the rap game. It's what makes the music industry good or bad, you know? That's right. You've got to follow... Follow through with your word. Absolutely. Yeah, you're very right, dude. Exactly. So you guys having a good time out there tonight, huh? Oh, hell yeah, dude. We're having a good time. We can't... What's the weather like out there? I'm over here in New Mexico right now, man. It's kind of chilly. What was it today? 80? No, it was pretty warm. It was fucking nice today, man. I walked outside. It was like... That's pretty nice, man. Hey, what are you doing over there? What are you doing over there? Oh, in New Mexico? Yeah. I'm just out here cooling out, man. Doing a couple of shows. And hanging with a couple of homies. I actually overheard my boy Sabo who prints up on my t-shirts. Yeah, and I'll be headed back to L.A. to link up with Hoppa and record the third album, Everything's A-OK. So yeah. Yeah, it should be a fun time. Yeah, Minus is a really talented rapper. I saw him live last month for the first time, and he puts on a really good live show. Him and Tumex went on a pretty extensive tour recently. Yeah, we did about four or five shows. Yeah, four or five weeks. And we'll be dropping the album, I think, in April or May. Going back on tour for another six weeks. Another four weeks in March. And then hopefully a two-week European tour that they're trying to get me for right now. Hey, also, I have a... Can you hear me? Yeah. Yeah, I can hear you, brother. No, no, I'm talking to Edgar here. What's up, Edgar? Just being stoned. I got my friend here, Edgar. He's gonna... He has a printing shop. You wanna tell us all about it? What's the name of your shop, anyways? Esoteric. Esoteric? The one I got out here. Oh, cool. And where can they reach you if they want anything? I'm on Facebook. You're on Facebook? You can talk closer to the mic. I'm on Facebook. Yeah? That's about it. That's about it. Yeah. What's your Facebook, dude? Yeah, what's your Facebook? Esoteric printing. Esoteric printing. Yeah. You make t-shirts or what? Yeah. I mean, it's all kinds of stuff, right? Yeah, whatever you want. All right, cool. I actually... I'm gonna throw a quick promotion out there. I got a new t-shirt that says, if you hate gay people, you're a faggot. Yeah, I saw that on your profile picture today, man. You wanna print it? We'll print it. Check that out, dude. That's a funny t-shirt. That's crazy. Are you gonna... Do you have your style ready to... Yeah. Yeah. You wanna go ahead? Yeah. I'm gonna do... This is champagne, right? I'm gonna rap one of my tracks live. Thanks for calling in, Minus. I appreciate it, dude. Thanks, Minus. For sure. Thanks, Minus. Hey, for sure. Everybody have a good, safe night. And I'll be listening to The Joints right now and listening to it live. And yeah, shout out to Pinata Hour. And hopefully... Yeah. You still got your Facebook with Sanders? Yeah, man. I'll pay him Monopoly money, but we're gonna have Jake Gallagher right now. Okay, cool. Yeah, because I don't know if he friended me or whatnot, but... Yeah, Monopoly money coming down to you right now. Hip hop. All right, man. Much respect, sir. Hey, so this is my track, Champagne. It's made out of Death Cab for Cutie. Believe it or not. Is his vocals all right? I figured it out what this is about. It was tinge with doubt. Tried to rig it around. Envisioned a crowd. Got it down to the sound. Yeah, is the vocals okay? Figured it out what this is about. It was tinge with doubt. Tried to rig it around. Envisioned a crowd. Got it down to the sound. But it's still a little bit of disinimine now. Switched with you all, but I split from my mouse Providing a soft for it. A force of nature. Straight up. People not hard to see. You behind the force. We drink a beer. Thoughts erased. A pause. Applause replaces rock. I say, fill in our minds before we get lost in the jaws of Jake the Awkward Ring. Filling up our bladder while we getting more swagger. Don't forward it faster than after it dragged into marriage. Just bop my hat to Gallagher and has it not to stagger. Just wrap my hands around the fabric of a back a little faster. Think I'm drunk enough to drive you home now. Think I'm drunk enough to drive you home now. At last to the home when the coldness ain't gone. It's back on. I've had a chat with a dog and she prattles on on the phone with Yvonne. Go back to cigar, take a trash so it's dark to my laps and move on till she actually yawns at a casualty walk past Pat and Yvonne. She's passing the fog of a nap like a stone. Then I won't have to be so elaborately slow. Or fabricate love until actions are beat. She's magically passed by low. The implacable foe of the fact that I don't really want to be married is true. I'd rather go back to the past than before and be smacking and slapping an ass on the floor. Her ass would come over and laugh at the mats in the back of my bathroom and mold. Now it's passionless flow. Just the act that could hold matrimonial tones like they're having to hold. They laugh at my jokes so these fat little crones would be ratted to bone and my thang misses solely. I've had it with all of that crap and that pack can be gone but I'd have to just stop on my tracks with that stock cause I'd rather get dogged than a sabbatin boy. Back to a lull in the passage and hearts with the packs and the girls would happily blow me in bathrooms right after my choice. It's tragic. Who is this? Who is we? What is this? My ego and Jake's words just shifted. What is this? Drinking champagne. Drinking champagne from a paper cup is never quite the same. From a paper cup is never quite the same. Now let's go back for a moment to Jake Gallagher's poignant point of view. You may have noticed post-modern Lee Jake is switching apparatus to a moment he's stating his greatness faithfully. Next he's explaining his straight-related relationship painfully. And neither I nor he nor the nation seems to be cogitating who makes him speak. He could be stating my thinking with stunning sound correctness but due to the quality of PA systems at underground venues it'd prevent this from penetrating deep within my brain. But if he'd deign to speak his vanity straining speed as an acapella only then would it remain clear that I played the lead in this novella. Whatever. So I just focus on champagne at those celebrations we pour within days that we open to praise with a corn to your face take a go over the grapes and you throw it away take a moment to say the important occasion of all which you drank and hope to one day raise a toast for the lady you know them to taste you know this is spoken as Jake but also as they who done motivated those born on the page but now both of us wait for Paloma that's great who not only over in April plus totally patiently educated goal orientated with faith not closing the ways which she opened devoted to rolling with grace and while the chosen chosen folk in this case got a broadie embrace we both know that the shape of us older than made is still in the folds of our fate might get forced to just stay with us spoken for day while she broken and paid and said that normally joyful moment will seem more like a wake we old enough to know we ain't going away but we join and get claimed but we know as we say drinking champagne from a paper cup is never the same and I think I'm drunk enough that I can drive you insane think I'm drunk enough to drive you home now think I'm drunk enough to drive you home think I can drive you insane Because being with you makes me want to be drunk. Jake Gallagher, Gallagher 2331. Pinata Hour. Believe it or not, that's made out of Death Cab for Cutie. Nice. Wow. Yeah. Are they still together? They are still together. I saw them live in San Diego a couple weeks ago for my birthday. Nice. Thank you, Victoria. Did anybody know what the band called Hello, My Name is Red? Anybody out here knows? HMNR. I've heard of them. Oh, yeah? I have a question for Jake, though. They broke up, man. They broke up. Why are you not doing this and making him a part of the band? First of all, for that performance. And the second one is, I saw this YouTube video a week or two ago, and the title was Jake Gallagher destroys. Who was it? I think you might have made this guy wet his pants or something. Probably tech. Was that the video you showed us? I think you made him wet his diapers on that one because I saw some, it was like all I saw was this, just kept, I kept saying, I kept seeing headlines of Jake Gallagher destroys Tech or Jake Gallagher fucking rules Tech or like, there was like six different YouTube videos of this. Yeah, I was at the Broken Complex Battles. Minus was talking about that. Minus was there. It was a freestyle tournament and the first round of the tournament, I basically just went insane on this kid and he was like an angry, he was an angry youth, Hispanic. A youth? A youth? A youth? A youth? A youth? A youth? A youth? A youth? that that necessarily adds or detracts from the story, but probably 17 years of age. Well, what do you have to say? Don't say it. Well, because he was screaming at me in Spanish. So he was a very angry young man, right? And he was fully expected to win. And unfortunately, he was torn asunder. You can watch Jake Gallagher versus Tech. It's T-E-K. Go to YouTube. J-A-Y-K-G-A-L-L-A-G-H-E-R. By the way, you can just go to jakegallagher.com as well. But during my whole second round against the guy, he was talking. He was like, I'm going to fuck you up. I'm going to take you out in the parking lot. I'm going to fuck you up. I was like rapping at him about how his ears look like a Mickey Mouse hat. And he was like. But you probably hurt his feelings, man. Oh, yeah. He's a 17-year-old kid. What can you expect? You know what? That's one question I had about that. It's like, were you ever being afraid of walking out of one of those clubs and getting shot? Or getting stabbed? There has to be some code against that shit, right? Or do something to your car? Yeah. Well. Did you ever? Because I've seen your videos. That would be silly. I know it would be silly. That would be fucking silly. I know. That would be like. If there was like an after hostile battle. But in this game, you know, you're going to come across some crazy heads. Yeah. I don't. Well, I mean, on one hand, I carry a large knife. But I also carry a large faith in God. Oh. All right. All right. I go for that. I go for the knife. I go for the knife. Yeah. I go for the knife. Really. And then I also travel with large scary men. You know. Knives. With knives, et cetera. With knives, bitch. Yeah. Yeah. Rambo knife. Galakal.com. All right. Crazy. Crazy shelf. The studio is full of knives right now. What? Oh, shit. Oh, shit. You guys got to see this. It's a 10 inch. Talking about 10 inch. No machetes. So the Vim Dicta is going to release the 10 inch. It's going to be released soon. So we got to keep on looking. We're recording on Monday and then it'll be out. When is it going to be out, do you think? Well, in all reality, maybe late February to maybe early March. But definitely by May. Definitely. Got it. Corey Ledge. We're excited. We're actually looking for an artist if there are any artists listening to us. We like the Mars Voltas artwork a lot. That's really surrealist and creepy. That's chocolate. Chocolate. Chocolate. Mexican chocolate design. That shit. I really want to. That guy has been around. I'm surprised they picked him to do all his albums. Yeah. Well, they also picked a guy named Storm Thorgison who did Zeppelin, who did fucking Pink Floyd. Yeah. Like everybody. Yeah. Yeah. But the other guys. Yeah. I'm rooting for the other guys. Oh, yeah. No, no, no. Totally. I know. No. Well, you know, I don't know. Have you, Jake? Yes. Do you know the Mars Volta? Have you ever heard of them? I've heard of them. Okay. But anyway, the artwork, it's awesome. I hear it's kind of trippy. It's psychedelic as a muffle beach. Yeah. It's really interesting. It's like you want to look at it for a little bit. Well, I do enjoy psychedelic iconography. Frank, can you translate that for me? I don't know. He loves psychedelics. Psychedelics. Muchas gracias. Muchas gracias. There you go. So, Piñata always knows just about... About music and bullshit, but it's also education. Educación. Yeah. We show you your trends and your roots. Vamos a hacer el resto del show en español. Okay. ¿Por qué no, cabrón? Oh, dude. One time I was battling at the airliner, and this guy rapped a verse in Spanish at me to try to show that I wasn't street. Oh, how was that? He was basically saying that I wasn't street by rapping in Spanish, and then my whole verse back at him was in Spanish. And the crowd went insane. Oh, my God. Yeah. I don't remember any of it. I was like so angry. You know what it is, too. It's just judging a book by its cover. Yeah. When they see you, they'd be like... This is a radio show. You can't tell how nerdy I look. Yeah. IT guy. No, I post pictures of you, so people know. Yeah. So... That's good. They know how nerdy I look. They got to know. Because the juxtaposition is half and half. I don't think you're a nerd. I don't think you're a nerd. No, nothing about that. No. No. No. No. It's the look right now. It's the look right now. That's right. I'm the hippest person you've ever met. I don't think you're a hipster. I actually stopped being a hipster on New Year's. How do you do that? How do you stop being a hipster, bro, before you just stop? I looked around me and I said, I am no longer a hipster. That's what I said. But I sure do dress like one. Just speaking of battles at the basement, 818, which is run by Nat. Nat, who runs the basement 818, she recently got robbed of all the money for that store. They broke into her car and took all her money. And the basement 818 is like, it's a graffiti store and all sorts of other stuff like art and hip hop store. And they support the community. They put on a lot of shows there. You can get them on Twitter at 8basement. You go at basement818 underscore. Sorry. It's at basement underscore 818. It's at Ventura and Van Nuys. It's a really good store. And I would definitely donate a little bit to them. Save them, you know, because it's terrible, you know. This show is going to be podcast later on so people can hear it. Yeah, support basement 818, man, for sure. All right, let's do that. Let's also support Piñata Hour. But you guys call in at 1-800-893-9562. If you have any questions about your sexuality, go ahead and call. 1-800-893-9562. Or if you feel like I owe you $700, go ahead and call too. 1-800-893-9562. What else? We want to give shout-outs to the Vim Dick, to Corey, to Matt. What's up, dude? What's up, man? Thanks for the little break. That was fantastic. Thank you. And I want to thank Travis for coming down. I got a shout-out too. Yeah, give a shout-out. Give a shout-out. Frankie Silverlake. Yes, yes, yes. Frankie's your craziest place. You know what? Frankie Silverlake. They just gave me a $50 gift certificate. We're going to do a raffle on the next gig. Can I get your beard cut? No, I'm going to let it go. I'm letting it grow because I want to see if I can, like, I don't know, intimidate more people. It's like a year. Yeah. A little, a little. It'll be just like, oh, my God. I'm going to let it go. If it's this long right here, I'm going to become a prophet. I want to be a prophet. Like a part-time prophet for a little bit. I'm going to be a prophet. Like, who's going to be it next year? You know? A prophet. Like a guru or something like that. But part-time, though. Does anybody ever, like, you know, treat you differently when you have a beard or not? Do you ever notice the difference in the way people treat you? A lot of respect. A lot of respect and fear. I could imagine. That is really weird. Does it take them a second to process the beard? Do you see that in their faces? Well, you know, they ask me, like, where you from? And I'm like, I'm from Koreatown. Jay looks at me like, not really. I am Afghani. All right, so we got the Vim Dicta. I want to thank you guys for coming down to the Pina Tower. I want to thank you for having us, man. You guys can come back when you release your 10-inch. Oh, yeah. We'd love to be back here. Yeah, you guys can come back here and, you know, we welcome you with open legs. I mean, arms. You guys can come back here. I want to thank Edgar for, if you guys want to get your shirts, your jeans, your tight jeans print on them. Something like that on the side. What did it go to? Esoteric printing. Can you get closer to the mics there? Esoteric printing. Nice. And we got, I want to thank Frank Lupo for coming down. And also Jay Gallagher. Hey, are you closing the show right now? No. No, we're not. We're not going to close until we play your tune. Oh, thank God. Got you there. I've been having so much fun. I didn't want to be kicked out in the rain. No, no, no. I just want to take before I forget. Like a cake in the rain. No, no. A cake in the rain. I've never seen a cake in the rain. Only on a Sunday. That's a great song. All right. So we're going to have, what are we going to play now? Oh, we're going to play a good one. And by the way, all the songs that you just heard are available to download at jakegallagher.bandcamp.com. J-A-Y-K. Nice. Gallagher. This next song is pretty deep, bro. Oh, shit. This is called Corporation Choose Me. It's about how I want a corporation to choose me to represent it. Because you notice that everyone that is rich, et cetera, has been chosen by a corporation to be the face of them. For example, the Verizon guy, the guy that says, can you hear me now? He's on every billboard, but he's not allowed to act in anything else for the rest of his life. But he has $16 million right now in his bank account. He has a check coming through every month, right? But he has $16 million. I did the math earlier, man. Because a corporation chose him, right? Hey, Verizon, if you're listening to this show, please call me. I need to choose him. I will settle for five grand. I will. You know, even music artists, music artists that are extremely successful, they've been chosen by a corporation like Atlantic or Island or whatever. That person has to choose them and say, I want to make this person the face of my company. Wow. Right? That's a lot of responsibility. Yeah. So every person that's really successful music-wise has been chosen by a corporation to represent them in a way. So this song is me basically saying, fuck it. Come and get it, corporation. Come and get it. How about you welcome us. Enslave me. I'm here. I'm ready. We moved to Los Angeles for a reason. Come and get it. This section is brought to you by Miller Highlight. Woo! Woo! Woo! Put me on your dollar bill, cause I holla ill. Put me on your dollar bill, cause I holla ill. Sunrise over L.A., at it again, never end. Y'all are lucky that you started as kids. You can feel the fame retreating as the hairline is receding. The moment silence is dying to retrieve a funny feeling. Keep repeating, corporation own me. Put me as the face of public price, coldly. You ain't gotta force me to make the endorsement. Just show me the dotted line and the torches invested in the betterment. I'ma go to the expense of the lonely. I'll do the red baron just so I can be a parent. The merit to be an establishment parent is apparent. So let me have it, corporation, my stacks of mats that take a stab at it. Ha! Put me on your trapper keeper, cause I am a rapping beast. Put me on your lunchbox, cause I got the fun talks. Put me on your cool zone. I'ma go to the Los Angeles underground. Show me where the hipsters at. Low end bass jam. Give a ear a blister crack. Don't ask where the kick is when you're sure as hell can feel it. Gimme, gimme money, money. Let's, let's make a deal. It goes right my webisode. Tell me I'm the next to blow. Let my friends put more roaches down than pest control. Pushing for the backdrop ever since the rap start. Can't get my stack on till I sell a Pop-Tart. Tell you that I got guns? Nah, I ain't got guns. Sold them for a cold one. Sold them for some homespun. Sold them cause I'm already dead where my soul was. Used to be MTV, now internet scenery. But fuck sayin' dumb shit. Open mic, eagle me. Shout out to the red hat, alpha on the greenery. Kill it with the home pro, live it on the beat machine. Moved into the city where the ocean eats the wheat. Took a couple hot bars, spoke them in the street. Now tell me where the money is, focus isn't cheap. There's so many of us with flow that just kill. But corporation artists ain't chosen for scale. Forty years old at the peak of the game. Since Reagan was named. Trickle down, yank they chain. Young kids on the cutting edge. Goes to they fuckin' head. Corporation chose them. Ain't nobody understand. Now they not at the top of they craft. But they popular rap. Seemin' like they overnight. Though they might have put they soul and life into flowin' tight. Though they ain't rocked the phone and mic for more than life. Four or five dorky guys. Now they signed and rep online events. Signin' shit for tiny kids. YouTube viral quick. These kids is succeedin' the question that imposing is. Would they be where they is if not a corporation? Not a corporation chose them. Lookin' at you Burger King. Stop your freakin' lurkerin'. Buy me out right now. Rent a center furnishing. Ain't sayin' swag. Beat bar says swingy. Gallagher, Coyote is the floor. It's gon' king me. Martha Stewart interview. Kenny G fool with me. Green is a surname. Corporation choose me. Put me on the butt bench. Fuck a Robb butt fest. Put me on your downloads. Do it on the down low. Don't give a goddamn how you wanna use me. Corporation choose me. Corporation choose me. Ain't sayin' swag. Beat bar says swingy. Gallagher, Coyote is the floor. It's gon' king me. Ain't sayin' swag. Beat bar says swingy. Gallagher, Coyote is the floor. It's gon' king me. Wendy's was the best one. Diet Dr. Pepper. Vodafone, Germany. Keep it cold forever. Most I don't remember. Jeep was in the summer. Chevrolet in August of 11 was a fun one. Subway, Venuschnitzel, Insta was another. Charter Communications. I'll sell anything you tell me. Yellowpages.com. Corporation sell me. Water was for Nestle. 2org wasn't sexy. Jimmy John's was bullshit. Loved it like a bestie. Xbox sold it. Microsoft sold it. Microsoft sold it. Microsoft sold it. Microsoft sold it. MicrosystemSedqed me. Give me a laptop just for being friendly. Than I got my rock on. PokerSternS.com. List goes on, on. Till it gets amusing. Corporation choose me Put me on your bus bench Fuck a ride bus best Put me on your downloads Do it on the download I don't give a goddamn how you wanna use me Corporation choose me Corporation choose me Put me on your billboard Cause I got the skills more Pay me with a Bentley Cause you never met me Put me on a smoothie Corporation choose me Corporation choose me Corporation choose me Corporation choose me Corporation choose me Corporation choose me Corporation cho- Ain't saying swag beat Boss says swingy Gotta look at Coyote Cause the floor's gone king me Ain't saying swag beat Boss says swingy Gotta look at Coyote Cause the floor's gone king me Yeah Yeah You hear me? Yeah? Alright You hear me? Yeah That track is unreleased It's not released yet You got an exclusive this evening on Pinata Hour Oh shit World premiere Yeah We're in talks with a major LA underground hip hop label To put out a small EP in the next few months That will feature that song And then we're gonna make a music video out of it And that beat is gonna be on the album It was made by Always Prolific The whole upcoming project is with Always Prolific He's from E-Super, Hellfire Club Very talented fellow And incredibly, incredibly prolific He makes a billion beats with a billion people Really talented guy So just to save time We're gonna go into this next song But just wanna let you know what it is This is just dropped from the EP I just dropped at the end of 2011 in December Which is available at jategallagher.bandcamp.com It's the Coyote song It's the Coyote and Hummingbird EP Because those are my two totem animals And this song is called On Fire It's made out of It's made out of a track by Oh yeah, it's made out of Bat For Lashes cover of Bruce Springsteen's On Fire And we're gonna shoot a music video for it on January 25th This is a real touchy-feely song So prepare to cry While you go to jategallagher.com J-A-Y-K-G-A-L-L-E-N-G Go ahead and cry all you want This is Piñata with Lee and Frank LePauw We're gonna go out with this song From Jay Gallagher Thank you for calling And thank you for listening to our show I love you Te amo See you everybody