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Indie Face Radio Indie Face Radio Indie Face Radio Welcome, welcome, welcome world to Indie Face Radio Home for all things independent I'm your boy Terrible T You know the host with the most And I don't take no sh... No sh... Now you know my boy My boy Condizi is usually by myself But he had a little family emergency So he may be rolling in a little bit later But as always I have my main man Trizzy Troy Williams is in the house What's up boy? What's up? What's up man? Happy New Year man Happy New Year 2015 dude Wow we made it man 2015 2015 I'm ready I'm gonna tell you right now You know how fast this year is gonna go? You better start doing some Christmas shopping Next week You know? I know man It's just It's just beautiful And you know what? And we have another little special guest In the studio sitting in for the first segment Why don't you introduce yourself man And why don't you introduce some Trizzy Tell the audience who this is You know how I do I'm from New York representing NYC to the fellas NY baby We got the up and coming Hip hop artist from NYC Yeah Called Ace Ace what's happening man? He's here He's in Jordan He's in LA man He's chilling in a place to be man Yeah Hey Big difference in the weather isn't it? Oh big difference I'm trying to remember what a shovel looks like I don't remember right now La la la La la boy Folks come here in the winter I'm telling you for real man That was the selling point I asked somebody I said how cold does it get in December It was like 75 degrees I was like get my plane ticket now That's what I'm talking about Right now That's what I'm talking about man Glad to have you man Yeah I'm glad to be here Time permits man You know what I'm talking about man I know you gotta come in And really do this segment right Oh absolutely With me and Corn Deasy Oh absolutely You know Most definitely I'm gonna be back Indie Face Radio man Home for all things indie And man do we got a show for you guys man It's all female driven man All I guess is females Ladies night It's ladies night man You know We got Carrie Davis And Dion Reeves Is gonna be calling in A little bit later And Cassie Betts Is gonna be coming in The first time I heard her First half of the show man And if you wanna holler at me You wanna holler at any of these cats If you wanna talk to one of our guests That's on the show 1-800-893-9562 Again 1-800-893-9562 I wanna get into some stuff That's going on in the news man Stuart Scott man passed man Stuart Scott man from ESPN 49 years old man I got a chance to The thing about it is that A lot of people didn't know That he was even sick Yeah You know he just really held his own Took care of his business Handed it And no one even know You know And I can appreciate him saying I'm gonna pull it together I know I have stuff I have to do And his last appearance Like he just came out the hospital Yeah Like he like just literally Like came out the hospital Got himself together And I came out there for the event And no one really knew Until he spoke about it Yeah you know I got a chance to holler at him Stu A couple years ago I got a chance to Go to a few ESPN ESPY events I wasn't supposed to be there But Snuck in the back door I hollered my way up in there You know how terrible T-Go do it Talk about way up in there man And it was It was a wonderful Wonderful experience man I got a chance to Just hobnob with all these Sports legends And I got a chance to holler at Stu For a hot second And And And And And And Yeah, it was a wonderful thing, man. So it was gone, man. You know, ESPN would not be the same. You know, would not be the same. Want to talk to people about, you know, we have this deal with Mogadamit Entertainment where we're playing all these film trailers, man. And the one that's coming up today, we're going to be playing this one called When the Check Stops Coming In. Saw it. It is a wonderful, wonderful, wonderful documentary, man. This is what it looks like if you just happen to, you know, see it go across your banners. I would highly recommend that you need to rent these films or buy them. I would say buy them, but I know people are going to rent them. Either way, mogadamstudios.com. You can find them on iTunes, Google Play, Amazon. We're playing. We're playing these film trailers, man. And people are asking, where can you get them? I'm letting you know how to get them. Mogadam, man. Mogadamstudios.com, man. So we're going to play that later in the show. For you ladies and gentlemen, you know, Valentine's Day is coming up next. But there's a brand new show that's coming out on, I think it's the 13th of February. And it's going to include H-Town, Silk, Drew Hill. I want to say, let me find it right quick. Because it's a hell of a lineup, man. And what I love about it is H-Town is going to be on the build. And H-Town is my partners from back in the day, man. And here it is right here. Here's a flyer right here. It's H-Town. H-Town, Drew Hill, Genuine Silk, Next, Frankie J, dude. And the website to get these right here, man, is jimsbenefitconcert.org. If you in L.A., this is on February 13th, Friday, at the Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center. Free parking, dude. Free parking at this bad boy. Tickets just started at $50, man. And G.I. from. From H-Town is. We're going to try to get them in here, man. Yeah, man. Get them in here, man. Because we taped the day before that show. And we're trying to work out a thing with the promoters so we can give away a couple of tickets, you know, for that damn thing, man. So we're going to try to make that happen, man. So if you in L.A., Valentine's Day, you got to do your thing. One other thing I want to talk to the folks about. We talked to a lot of folks on a lot of blogs and on our Facebook. Facebook page. Angie Fisher that we've been playing, you know, that song I Arrested. We getting ready to play it in a little bit. Nominated for a Grammy, man. Wow. Nominated for a Grammy, man. Congrats. Congrats. Shout out to the folks over there, man, that's making that happen, man, for her and her team, man. Dorsey Filler. The song is blazing, man. If you haven't heard this song I Arrested, Lord, let me tell you. And if you are. If you haven't heard this song, I Arrested, if you are listening or viewing and you are a Grammy voter, please vote for that, man. That's right. I Arrested, man. Angie Fisher. You know, we're going to play some songs and on the other side of this break, man, we're going to talk about some more things that's going on in the entertainment industry because I am just loaded, man. The number to hit us up, 1-800-893-9562. Again, 1-800-893-9562. This is boy Terrible T. And on the other side of this break, man, we got some more hot fire for you. It's Indie Face Radio. Love King right here, DeVar. Give a big shout out to Indie Face Radio. We already know what it is. Love life. Love life. Love life. Love life. Ah! 2,000 bucks when paid the rent. Two, two. 200 bucks and 14 cents. Two, two. Right about now would be an awesome compliment. So that I don't have to sell myself. I used to miss. I'm aware. I'm aware. I'm aware. That pressure makes diamonds, diamonds, diamonds. My mama told me. My mama told me. That a close. My mouth doesn't get paid. Ah! 2,000 bucks would save my life. Two. 200 bucks would ease the pain. Two. Two. Two. But I refuse. I refuse. I refuse. I refuse. I refuse. to let the baby go. This ain't a talk about the IRS. The IRS. The IRS. The IRS. The IRS. The IRS. The IRS. The IRS. The IRS. The IRS. There's only three letters that can call this kind of distress, y'all. Yeah. The IRS. Chilla. Huh. Yeah. I had the shakes. Couldn't even take my weight out of it. I was losing weight. I was losing weight. Man, no doubt she made a love faint out of me. I was torn. I never thought she would leave. I was fixed. It felt like a curse. Because as the days went on, it never got better, only worse. My heart beat lost its rhythm. I needed church. The ease of hurt. Thought it did, but it didn't work. This crazy dealing with the feeling I was feeling. I had a chemical reaction. I don't know what happened. But all I know is I feel better now. I feel better now. I feel better now. Yeah. I couldn't even rest. Had fallen out of stress. Had to hold me straight depressed. Depressed. Started feeling less and less. Like a man in control. She left me in the cold. After I was so on her. But today, today is a new day. Play it back in the game. Living up to my name. So. Cause everything's changed. Nothing goes the same. Nothing. But I gotta admit, it was strange. I had a chemical reaction. Had a chemical reaction. I don't know what happened. But all I know is I feel better now. I feel better now. Yeah. I feel better now. I feel better now. I feel better now. Even though she's gone from me. Even though she's gone from me. I happily move on to see. All the goodies waiting here for me. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. It was fun but it lasted. But I'm gonna make it do the do. Cause I feel better now. I had a chemical reaction. Chemical reaction, yeah. I don't know what happened. All I know. All I know. I feel better now. I feel better now. Better now. Playing back in the game. I feel better now. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I had a chemical reaction. I had shakes. Had the X and H. Should've seen me on Friday though. All I know. I feel better now. I feel better now. Yeah. I had a chemical reaction. I was fucking out. I don't know what happened. Don't know where to walk. I feel better now. I feel better now. Weekend I feel better now Baby I feel better now I feel better now I feel better now Woo! Indie Face Radio, it's your boy Terrible T. Man, that was some hot ones, man Shoutouts to my boy Raheem Devon Did a little drop for us, man Angie Fisher, nominated for a Grammy Woo! Nominated for a Grammy Grammy, baby And Chaz Shepard, man Actor slash singer, man Chemical reaction Are we blazing up in here or what, man? We smoothing it out today I'm trying to tell you And Angie Fisher and Chaz Dorsey Fuller Man The main man Manager extraordinaire He manages both of them You know what I'm saying? Oh, he got it That's how you do it That's how you do it, you know? Yeah, bro So, you know, before we go into this entertainment news Ace and Trizzy, man What's going on in y'all world, man? The new year coming around, man What's happening, man? What's positive going on that y'all need to tell the folks about? Talk to me, talk to me, man Well, you know, it's 2015 2015 And it is It's been out the year pretty well Making some new moves for 2015 I got a movie about to start shooting in March Boy, you out the chain This boy stay on the set You know how to do it Sticks Checking the gate Yeah, yeah You all good, baby About to shoot out in Atlanta Going to Atlanta for a little while Shooting out there They actually just started production this month But my scenes are not until March I gotta get a little bulky I gotta do like a prison scene So I gotta get a little right So for the ladies out there that kept saying I got to get a little right How come you don't do no prison scenes? How come you don't do no muster scene or anything? You know, I'm trying to get back into the acting thing, man I'm trying to do that, man My baby got room, baby We got room I'm gonna take it serious I'm gonna take it serious, man But man, so, man You, man You really about, man Boy, let me tell you You doing it, baby You doing your thing for real, for real, man That's right That's right, you know I'm trying to represent And eat the holiday boy You know, before I become nominated You know how to do Hey, I told you this one time before, too You know how to do? You know how to do? You know how to do? You know how to do? When you make it, you know To that level, man Where you, you know Nominated for Golden Globes And Oscars And People's Choice Award Don't forget about your boy, man Don't forget about your boy Man, you know how I represent Come on, man You know how I make time for the fam All you gotta do is holler Unless I change the number You can still call me Ace the number, homie I got you I got you And Ace, man You know, you're an artist from the NYC, man Yeah, man I mean, what's your style, man? 22 215 right now I'm bringing in the years strong I'm working on a new project right now My project I already got out Is available on my website ArtisticCreativeEnergy.com And part of like a little resolution for 2015 I'm putting out new material every Friday On my website ArtisticCreativeEnergy.com So I just put out a record last Friday Called Let Me Hit It With my homie Chris Payne From back in New York And working on another record Called Bust It Open With my homie Gavin Heavy We putting that one out on Friday And we gonna do a special release Where every day It'll be a different cover For the actual record So it'll be a little collectible For the fans and people That have been following, you know I tell you what, man I don't need to put you on the spot, man What's up? You got a 16 for us? I got it Okay, let's go Uh-oh We got a hot 16 We doing acapella? What are we doing? You can do Acapolo Let's do it Acapoco Let's do an Acapoco Uh Boast living's the only thing I envision My description of my position's comfort And plush living If you're a fan of me I'm a fan of you Fame's a prison And I'm committing a crime I've been itching to do the time Since I first scribbled the rhyme Follow the red carpet Like it's my only path I'm trying to stack enough cash Up to fill a bath Penthouse with four walls All made of glass Come take a tour Till a cab drive a fifth half Neon lights outlining the skyline Been grinding long enough No surprise, it's my time We only going out to clubs If we own them And if these haters Threaten our success Yes, we own them Started out with nothing Till my dollar started growing Did it all by myself So can't nobody say I own them They was just a joke They was sure that I would fail Well, I guess that I must've showed them Grinded every day Ain't no magic success potion Imagine waking up out of your dreams Just to live it Sitting on the edge of your bed Just to take it in a minute Well, I'm imagining too And grinding until I get it But I figured I could at least rhyme about it Until I'm in it Don't get it twisted, homie I ain't here to save rap I'm trying to make tracks Till I see the payback By making music That's good enough to play back Through the speakers Of your favorite rappers made back And you can take it However you want to take that Ride with me or separately Either way, Jack I'm not here to save rap Spending time on this planet I can't take back So I make the most of every minute Till it fades black Yeah, getting money's What I'm attracted to And if you interfering with that We beating you black and blue They all fair hoppers I paid the cost to ride So put me in the hall of fame Where the bosses lie NYC's in the building, baby Let me tell you Hey, man That's how we do it Boy, NYC is in the building Who was that talking about? Talking about the music industry is dead in the NYC You better shut your mouth You better shut your mouth Hey, man, that was hot, man I love that, man And you know what I loved about it the most? What's that? Is when I came to you Because we didn't even talk about it or nothing Yeah You know, I just said Can you do something? Yeah, yeah No hesitation It shouldn't be You know what, man You know what? I have had people who said Oh, man, you want me to do something now? Yeah If Kobe Bryant come in here right now And we toss him the basketball He's supposed to shoot it, right? He's supposed to shoot it So It should be the same thing with a rapper You give him a ton of spit of 16 He should go ahead You ain't gotta get ready You sure? Man That's what I'm talking about So I love that the most That's for sure That when I said Can you give me something? You said, hell yeah Most definitely That's what I'm talking about I wouldn't have seen any other answer to that question Prior I'm not gonna say that I'm not gonna say that I'm not gonna say that I'm not gonna say that But It's like this now Prior What is it? It's a Prior Preparation Prevents piss poor performance Prevents piss poor performance Yeah That's what I'm talking about As a rapper You should always have that That's your craft You should always have You should have An endless amount of 16s And if not You should be able to just come off the top Yeah You know But I can't tell you How many times I've asked people Can you give me something? And they said Oh, you gonna do me like that? Mm-hmm I said Are you a performer or are you not? I mean Tell me You know What's up? What's up, man? Now, you from the NYC, man I don't know if you're familiar with this site That's out there called Video It's called Video City TV Nah Yeah, yeah, yeah We have a partnership with Urban Network And then Urban Network has a partnership with them, too And their entertainment website They taking all the up and coming And they taking all the up and coming And they taking all the up and coming Folks, giving them a shot, man Yeah So if you go to VideoCityTV.com Reach out to them folks out there Because they on your coast Okay, baby And they'll be able to help you, man Yeah, absolutely You know, get what you need to get, man If you got any videos you need to do Oh, definitely If you wanna do any interviews If you got any upcoming shows They'll come out and support Okay, definitely VideoCityTV.com Yeah, because I definitely got videos in these spins Yeah, man Absolutely And they on the NYC tip, man Yeah, okay And man, that's what it's about, man So, you know, we got a lot of partnerships Love And we got a lot of partnerships that got partnerships All right So we letting folks know You gotta do that, man You gotta do that, man It is I heard about that Cool from the know N-E-N-T, man Mm-hmm You know, he got that song in that brand new Kevin Costner movie Right Called Black or White That's coming out February, man I'm so proud of this brother, man Yeah, he's doing his thing So, yeah, man I'm so proud of this brother, man Yeah, he's doing his thing So, yeah, man I'm so proud of this brother, man So, yeah, man I finally saw the trailer for it, too It was It's a I think it's gonna be a Yeah, yeah It's a good look, man Nice little look, man Hey, Kevin Costner, man It's Kevin Costner He's official, man He's official That's not like no small budget That's Kevin Costner, baby That's Kevin Costner, man Mm-hmm So he's doing his thing, man So shout out to Cool from the know N-E-N-T, man Another cat that's on the East Coast, man Trainer Z You know, we did a partnership with Trainer Z And He has a nice little Another thing, too I was talking about Video City TV Trainer Z has a website that he is doing like a lot of entertainment slash fitness So it's a combination You've never seen a website like this You know So Trainer Z is doing his thing And he's partnering with us And he's playing all our archive shows on his site as well And that's trainer.z Trainer.z Trainer.z Trainer.z Trainer.z Trainer.z Get the TZElement.com So, you know, he got that going on, man And what I like about it is It's a celebrity and fitness and entertainment news portal hosted by my main man, Trainer Z, you know And you get the positive news spin on professional athletes and celebrity entertainers, you know So if you have any kind of video, trainer.z, man, feel free to do that If you have any kind of news that you want to submit to him, you know, you go to news411 at getthetzelement.com. And that's news411 at getthetzelement.com, you know. So he's doing his thing over there, man. And one other thing I want to talk to the folks about before we go into another break, man, is Miles Davis, man. His family, man, is doing it again. They have this website that they've created or partnered with to, so you can be able to go and purchase all Miles Davis' official product. And it's at warnfree.com. Miles Davis, I had some past ties with the Miles Davis family. And anything that they're doing, I'm always going to support. So if you need any official gear like the T-shirts, the hats, whatever, that website is warnfree.com. So we have a lot of ladies going to be coming up and representing the show, man. It's going to be ladies night up in here for real. 1-800-893-9562 if you want to holler at these ladies, man. We got a caller? We got a call on the line, you know. They already started calling in. So I tell you what, caller, you on the line. Who is this and where you calling from? This is your boy Young Slab calling all the way from the A-State, baby. Boy, let me tell you, Young Slab, Young Slab. And you know what? Those are so funny because your song is Dex. What? Boy, let me tell you. How you work that out, man? Hey, I just, I guess it was God doing it. How you doing down there, man? Man, I'm blessed, man. I can't complain about nothing, man. Now. Instead of getting that work in. Slab, you said the A-State, right? Yeah. Now, you know, most people might think you talking about Alabama. So let everybody know where you calling from. Arkansas. Oh, there's another A. Okay, all right. Yeah. They think there ain't no hip hop going on down there. But I'm here to prove that wrong. Yeah. It ain't just bacon down there. Yeah. Okay. How you feeling, man? New year? New opportunities? New album. New album, guys. Give up the drop on y'all, man. That's what I'm talking about. That's talking about, man. That's what I'm talking about. You know, I'll be back in L.A. in June, man. Hey, you know what, man? We got a spot for you, man. Got a spot for you. And I don't need to tell you this. I know I've said it time and time again. Don't fly spirit, though, dude. We ain't going, dude. High five. Hit it by the mission. You better get on the Greyhound bus, dude. I'm telling you, man. Yeah. I'm telling you, man. I'm telling you, man. I'm going to drive before I do that again. Yeah, man. Hey, man. How y'all been, man? Everything's going good. I know you got the one-stop shop for everything that you're doing. Won't you let the people know that site, man, where they can get all your stuff? Man, you can find my CDs, videos, my apparel on hogmusic.com. That's H-A-W-G-M-U-S-I-K dot com. Get at your bar. The book isn't in it, man. Okay. All right, then. And check this out, Slab, man. You open to collab with other folks, man, outside of your region? All the time, man. All the time. Okay. If anybody want to shoot me something, they can send it to my email, hogmusic at gmail.com. Okay. That's what's up, man. That's what's up. Man. I'm always open. Appreciate you calling in, man. Oh, yeah. And that last dude y'all just had, Freestylin'? Yeah. He in the studio with us. Right now. Hey, I thought Kendrick Lamar was up in that time. That's love. For real. That's love. Hey, we don't have to work, homie. For real. Let's do it. Off air, man. Let's make that happen, okay? All right, man. So, that's a- I appreciate the love, homie. Okay, man. Young Slab, man. For sure. That's what I'm talking about. Always showing love, man. Yeah, that's nice. He's always in the building, man. Appreciate you. Still got time to call in. 1-800-893-9562. 1-800-893-9562. We got Young Slab's song coming up on this next break. So, on the other side of this, we're going to talk about some more stuff. And then we waiting for Cassie Betts to come up in here. It's Indie Face Radio. It's your boy, Terrible T. Man, that's how we do it. For real. For real. Dang. Damn. I sniff onstage and make the whole place jump I sniff onstage and make the whole place jump I sniff I step on stage and make the whole place jump. I step on stage and make the whole place jump. I step. Wee. Wild, wild. Hey. Hey, baby, come here. This club pack from wall to wall. Popping bottles with the baddest bros. Little show you how we fall. We got money to blow. I'm acting like a . Acting like a . I'm acting like a . Acting like a . I'm so fly, I don't need wings. Catch me with a bad chick and her girlfriends. Watch me do my thing. I rock a big chain and rep a big gang. You know the name. I'm about to ball on these LeBron James. Act a fool in the club. We buying everything. Smoke pollutes my VIP. If she look too young, she go out the show I did. Proud to her self, because the DJ playing my songs. I'm going to keep this jumping to six in the morning. See what you want to do. What you want to do. I got a pocket full of money and my partners with me, Duke 2M. I don't pay for the . If them girls want to, I'll murder them. Popping black bottles on my ball and I'm getting it. Acting like I'm acting like I'm acting like a . This club pack from wall to wall. Popping bottles with the baddest bros. Little show you how we fall. We got money to blow. I'm acting like a . Acting like a . I'm acting like a . I'm acting like a . I got poppin' like Cliff Lim on Sunday. I'm way too gone. Retard at the dumb way. Walk inside the store, tell them give me the whole wall. Pocket full of Hunnids. For me, they shut down the whole mall. Swag in my strut. Head in my cup. We gon' tear this up. Tear this up. All bad . Twerks, I'm cook that up. Throwing up the hood. Me and my in the . Thanks for stunnin'. Showing cash. Hog music, don't act. This shit, I'm hoppin' on it. This shit, I'm hoppin' on it. I'm hoppin' outta something that goes . Money ain't change me. I'm just getting what I never had. My chick bad like some strippers I know. When I step on stage, I give the people what they want. Full of that liquor, I'm about to make the whole place jump. Jump, jump, jump. The whole city, oh, see the whole city. This club packed from wall to wall. Poppin' bottles with the baddest bras. Let us show you how we fall. We got money to blow. I'm acting like a . Make the whole place jump. Acting like a . Make the whole place jump. I step on stage and make the whole place jump. I step on stage and make the whole place jump. I step on stage and make the whole place jump. I step on stage and make the whole place jump. I step. I step. I step. I step. Live and direct from your favorite place, the Black Hole. There we go. On and on. On and on. On and on. To the break of dawn. I agree, but I'm a big baller, never see. Indeed. E-Rider got the beats. Dry your ass, psychotic. That's right. Who there on the hook, bitch? Look. Trip the mic fantastic way. And when I shoot through your city, blaze a perfecto. And let's go get busy. Redo it to you every time. Hit you with the unexpected. Connect the beats and rhymes and it perfected. Now I'm a roll and you gonna roll with it. One puck. The blunder roll a show. Give me. Now you can hit me with the hen dog. A thin box around my scalp. Never get the tricking. Bitch, you on the salary cap. Big baller, Eric. Got the suit, so I'm a wear it. But my motherfucking dove is my one and only love. I can't think without my drink, so nigga pass it. Then take two big ass pools of the blunt and then I'm acid. Throw it three through the galaxy. Cosmos belongs to me. It's my gallery. And it don't matter. We balling in the highest degree. From F-L-I-N-T. Breathe. Getting high as can be. I'm feeling flying weak. I'm floating. The cosmos rolling. Damn shit, getting high. I'm giving a fuck about those things. They told me one puck, big as the wind. I'm floating through the cosmos rolling. Damn shit, getting high. I'm giving a fuck about those things. They told me one puck, big as the wind. Now I'm gonna paint a picture for you. Fascinating. Illustrating how we keep your ass. Y'all rating and play ahead of Spectacle. Waiting for the next collaboration. I drop. It's the bomb with erotic. You got it. You know it's on. Fly, diggy, and you can fly with me when I bounce the end of planetary limits. A minute to win it, fuck again. I got a secret. When the beat get worldwide, it's hard to hide. Cause a freak should have penny for your force of me and plus for mine. You say I'm falling off, but you ain't even on it. Get your own platin. Slapping them haters with my latest disc. But can you detect what's coming next from the flex of my wrist? And I should be off the hook soon as erotic later mix. Get with Breed and Hello Eden. Give me love on my shit. Miss me with the ho-ish. Now go with shit that you be spitting. Trying to write rhymes. That's sound. Like my ambathane fit. You can do it like I do. What? Maintain. Your crew ain't like my crew. How that is? Let me explain. I'm floating through the cosmos. Rolling. Damn shit. Getting high. Giving up. Up, up. Got no space. Ain't scrolling. One puff. Diggers. No why. Floating through the cosmos. Rolling. Damn shit. Getting high. Giving up. Up, up. Got no space. Ain't scrolling. One puff. Diggers. No why. Imagine having hydrophonic. Except finding chronic and letting it go. Niggas getting lifted off the contact for sure. Bitches screaming whole faded. They eyes beaming low. Everybody on the flow. Looking for more. You can't for sure. Feel the vibe. We provide for you. Hustlers and bitches. I be getting live for you. For my riches. Falling to my flow. Like the Pacific. Ocean. Sometimes explicit. And get you open when I flip it. One puff. Stuffed. Loop like you ain't seen. In a pocket full of greens. Hard to fade. Y'all mean? Nigga. Can't a nigga hit them up like Breed? I got raps for days. So you can blaze up the weed. We floating through the cosmos. Rolling hip shit. Getting high. I'm giving a fuck about those stays. They told me. This one puff diggers the wives. We floating through the cosmos. Rolling hip shit. Getting high. I'm giving a fuck about those stays. They told me. This one puff diggers the wives. We floating through the cosmos. Rolling hip shit. Getting high. I'm giving a fuck about those stays. They told me. This one puff diggers the wives. I'm giving a fuck about those stays. This one puff diggers the wives. I'm giving a fuck about those stays. Floating through the cosmos, rolling dim shit, getting high. I'm giving a fuck about those space eggs, hoes, these one-pup niggas, no why. Floating through the cosmos, rolling dim shit, getting high. I'm giving a fuck about those space eggs, hoes, these one-pup niggas, no why. Floating through the cosmos, rolling dim shit, getting high. I'm giving a fuck about those space eggs, hoes, these one-pup niggas, no why. Some professions, like being an entertainer, being an athlete, you're almost accustomed. You're expected to show your wealth. This is what is hot, and this is what you need to be. The way that you show success is by having a BMW and having a large house. Celebrities go broke all the time. You took all the money away from all the millionaires and gave it to all the people who were poor. Most of those people who were poor will be back broke, busted, and disgusted again. You have to show them that you want to know about your business. The tax issues that some of these celebrities have faced, Bow Wow, Lauryn Hill, Wesley Snipes, it really honestly could happen to anybody. Taxes, what's that? The closest thing to taxes in they body is taxis. Taxis! When you take a group of people that have been shut out for hundreds of years, it will tend to feed their appetite to overindulge. I'm not trying to say money is everything, but... We have a culture that worships luxury, worships excess. We feel like it represents us. Nobody was ever taught. We have a culture that worships financial literacy. So somebody hands you $100,000, you spend $100,000. How long are you going to be broke? How long are you going to be low income? How long are you not going to harness your finances?!! ! Indy Face Radio, it's your boy Terrible T. Man, let me tell you about it. called in right on time. Aka Laka. And then the next one was MC Breed and Erotic D, Cosmos. Then you know they had that Mogatum trailer when the checks stopped coming in. Y'all need to pick that up, man. We got a caller on the line, man. They've been holding for a hot second. Indie Face Radio, this your boy Terrible T. Who is this on the line? This your boy Face out of Texas, man. What up, Face? What up, Face, man? What's happening? Oh, man, just out here working, man. Out here working, baby. I see, man. You doing your thing for real, for real, man. Oh, man, we trying, man. It's hard work. But you know what I'm saying? Hustle me hard work. You know what, man? I love the fact that you stayed on me. You say, look, man, I got some stuff I need to slide to you. I say, hey, man, slide it to me. If it's hot? You know, if it's hot, I'm going to tell you the truth, man. You know, if it's not, I'm going to tell you the truth also. You slid something to me? We're going to be playing that towards the end of the show, man. And tell all the people that's listening right now who you are, name your company, and y'all whole movement and what that's all about. Oh, man, my name is Antonio Face 1. We out of the D-Town, man. Now, now, now. Hold on, hold on. Hold on. Because, you know, because when Slap called in, he said, you know, hey, you know, so D, that could be Detroit. It could be, come on, man. You say D, too. Okay, okay. All right, all right. We call it the trip of D over this way. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? You know, man, it's just good music, man. Are y'all going to do it against Green Bay this weekend, though? Hey, man, hey, the boys going to do their thing. Okay, all right. All right, so you out of D-Town, and what's the name of your company again? Stage One Entertainment. Stage One Entertainment, man. Yeah, you know, we just, we trying to bring that flavor back, man. You know, we kind of got off course, you know what I'm saying? The music kind of got off course. We just trying to bring it back, man, where we can put that track in the deck and then just get with it, you know, listen to it all day, every day. How many artists you got over there in the stable? How many artists over there, man, that's representing the D? Man, we have one in the stable. We got one in the shoot. We got a gospel artist in the shoot. Gospel, okay. We looking at, yeah. Make sure you hit me with that one, because we trying to be diverse around here, man. Hit me with that gospel, man. Yeah, we got a couple more things we looking at, but right now we just taking it one step at a time, man. Okay. Are you looking for other artists outside of the Dallas region? Because I say that because, you know, when people start entertainment companies and things of that nature, they want to stay within their own little region, their own little sound and stuff like that. They're not open to. You know, other regions and the other sounds and other artists. Do they have to be from Texas to be signed with you guys? What? What's up with that? Right now, we taking it one step at a time. Right. We're, you know, real small, independent, you know, labels. But, you know, things going to come around. We got some stuff going on that we're going to be able to open up the market. So maybe that outside source. But right now we're trying to keep it in. So we can build a strong foundation. Okay. We can be here for the long haul. I can respect that. Now, face. Let me ask you this, though. You got any visuals on any any artists, man? Any any videos you can because, you know, we play those two, man. Well, we work. We got one that we work on, but we're going to come back and redo it because I want to have to with the video. Okay. You know, the way it was shot. So we're going to come back and redo it. Well, you did the right thing. Better. Look, let me tell you something. As a head of a company. The best advice I can give you is when you're sitting on all this product and you see the end result of whatever it is, whether it's you got through mix and mastered and the video has been done as you know, everything is in it and you and you think it's ready to go out, but you don't feel that it's ready. Don't let it leave that building. Don't do it. If you don't feel that. You. Might have to just eat it. I don't care what the cost is. If you don't feel like it's ready for the public to get it, just eat it. That's right. That's the best advice I can give you. I remember advice that was given to me a long time ago. Your first impression is your last impression. I'm talking about. Well, hey, man, we got a hot one for you that we can be playing a little bit later, man. I'm glad you got a chance to call in. We got to schedule for an official official interview in the future. But. Okay. The one we got, man, is a wink wink. Oh, man. Back back on it. And I love to do, man. You know, man. But you know what? I just want to get shut out of all the artists on the line up, man. Okay. Keep grinding. And man, don't give up, man. You know what I'm talking about? Hip hop, man. It never stops. Man, keep pushing. Yeah. Keep pushing, baby. Yeah. I'm talking about a shout out. Hey, man, look, you keep doing your thing. Keep watching. Keep being a fan of the show. Like us on Facebook because we're doing some incredible stuff on Facebook. Indie Face Radio is where you can find us on Facebook because we're doing some some unprecedented things. But we just giving away a whole bunch of stuff. In 2015, we partnered with some folks I can't even talk about right now. But you can't win this stuff unless you are a fan of the show. I'm telling you. They told me to keep my mouth shut. Don't talk about it right now. But I want to. Hey, Cohen, tell me. Don't don't tell everything. You know, because I'll be in meetings. When I get out of meetings, I'll be like, I want to tell. Cohen said, no, man. Tease, folks, man. I've been riding with you for a long time. Yeah, yeah, man. I've known you, bro. And I'm behind you 100 percent. And whatever Sage want entertainment got to do in the Triple D, man. Let us know, man. We're going to ride this thing out. All right, man. All right. I'll be back down in the summer, too. But I'm going to be back in the summer. I'm going to be back in the summer. I'm going to be back in the summer. I'll be down there in May, man. So let's let's let's chop it up. I'll be in Big D, man. Hey, much love. All right. All right, man. Hey, man. You know, stage one entertainment, man. Texas will be represented. I'm telling you. Oh, for all that I'm talking about. Let's go back to some of the entertainment news, man. My main man, Stephen Hill, BET, has been named president of music programming. You know, he replaces Loretta Jones, who is president of in that position. And he now has a bigger role over there at BET. So I've been knowing Stephen Hill for a long time, even when he was at BH1. So hey, man, shout out to you, man. He's doing his thing. He gets a lot of flack sometimes for the programming on BET. But Stephen Hill, man, he's he's been my brother. I've known him from back in the day. So, you know, got to shout him out for that new position that he's doing over there. You know, back to the basics. Amalgamation slash Urban Network Music Summit happening in San Diego this year, June 4th through the 7th. You must be there if you're an artist, if you're a manager, entertainer. I don't care publicist. I don't care. What? Look, you need to be at this summit. Back to the basics to June 4th through the 7th, San Diego, California. And I told you guys and this is going to be coming to fruition now. We are going to have an Indie Face Radio Showcase. If you are an indie artist, you need to come and represent on our showcase at this summit, man. Tell you, man. So, you know, you hit them you hit them cats up, man. Amalgamation, amalgamationmag.com, urbannetworkdigital.com. If you want to find out about early registration, I suggest early registration. Go and get in there, man. And there's so much stuff going on. We got artist showcase, you know, award shows, dinners, luncheons, cocktail parties. We got you, man. We got you, man. Pool parties So much stuff going I can't even name all the stuff It's a couple of days But it's packed With so much stuff that's going on If you serious about this music business And you want to really really network And take it to the next level Back to the basics too The Urban Network slash Amalgamation Music Summit June 4th through the 7th In San Diego, California Urban Network Magazine This is what it looks like I've been telling you guys They do the double cover Kabam! That's how they do it They do the double cover David Mitchell, man, is over there If you an artist that want to get a write-up in there Want to try to feature yourself Hit them brothers up That's David Mitchell, man AmalgamationMag.com You must take the initiative And try to take your career to the next level We're going to take a little break And when we come back On the other side of this Hopefully You know what? Hold on I'll tell you what Before we do that I want to talk to you guys about This TV show That came on On Fox Empire Because it was a hip hop I want you guys' take on it What is your take? Tell me You know me Empire I'm always big with the original programming When the industry finally opens up And give us an opportunity To try something different And bring it back to what I feel The industry needs And that's something real So when you're tapping on something real And you have real talent there That can bring it out Like Terrence Howard And Taraji P. Henson Big shout out to them Mm-hmm And I'm a big fan of them And I'm a big fan of them And I'm a big fan of them To have them step down From doing films To come out here and say Yes, I am going to do this project Yeah, I'm going to put it Lay it down the line And if Fox steps up And backs it You know it's something That you definitely got to support Yeah, Fox is the way to do it And give an opportunity To at least watch one episode Right, right, right And then give yourself an opportunity To say, okay, now I got a new show Yeah And I think this is going to be One of those new shows And you're like, okay I got to make sure I'm home every night Every Come on, on Wednesday Wednesday night At nine o'clock So I can be able to watch This program live Yeah And this is definitely One of them shows I think Terrace Howard Did an excellent job I think Taraji P Excellent job The storyline is original And I think it's going to be One of those programming shows That's going to be around For a minute Fox got to hear it Yeah, I'm looking forward To seeing the next episode When it comes out Definitely Yeah, it's big It's been a minute Since we've seen Such big A-list celebrity actors Actually get on a network show And like you said Bring a real project together I missed the first episode So I got to watch it On DVR tonight Yeah, yeah Do it, do it But you know It's just good to see Like that caliber of talent Like, you know Had them come behind something And just sort of like Step off that high horse And kind of like, you know Yeah Step back down Into network television And really, you know Create a project that You know, it's going to keep People coming back Yeah Well, I'll tell you what We have our first guest On the line They are on the line Welcome to Indie Face Ready to go Ready to go Indie Face Radio Tell the viewing artists Who you ladies are On the line Tonight Come on now Who is this? I just hear giggles and stuff I hear giggles What's going on over there? It's Indie Face Radio Well, you got You got the Dirty South On the line I got the Dirty Oh, I know Okay, okay, okay All right, we about to get serious now We got the Dirty Now, now, now In Indie Face Radio In defense of the Dirty South They've been calling all night So they've been representing Yeah All right All right, so All right, so who So who am I speaking with? You have Carrie Davis Carrie Davis And I am Miss Madison County Plus For 2015 Right Which is part of the Plus America pageant system That's what I'm talking about All right That's what I'm talking about There you go And then I know we have Someone else on the line Yes, I am Dionne Reese Grubbs I am the CEO and founder Of Full Secret Fears Okay, all right Now, now let me ask you this I know you guys Called in your guests Are you guys just calling in? Are you guys actually viewing us At the same time? Mm-hmm Okay Yeah There I go With that little shout out Okay, I had to get that in there Okay, all right then Yeah, yeah, yeah Okay, so you ladies on the line I tell you what Why don't you guys tell me about yourselves Tell me about your company And tell me, you know Just what you guys' whole movement Is all about Okay Well, I want to jump in here And start off first Okay Again, my name is Carrie Davis Thank you I am Miss Madison County Plus For 2015 Okay That is in Madison County, Alabama Okay And it is a plus size takeover tonight That's what we're doing That's why we're here Oh, okay All right then All right then That's what I'm talking about Represented for the curvy ladies Across the world Ain't nothing wrong with that Ain't nothing wrong with that at all And so So you are Miss You say Alabama Plus Miss Madison County Plus America 2015 Okay And it's part of the Miss Alabama pageant system Okay, all right then So I'm adelegant to the Miss Alabama pageant Which will be held in April of 2015 That will be held in April 2015 In what city? In Birmingham, Alabama In Birmingham to be him That's what I'm talking about Yes Okay, and then Dion Tell me a little bit about you And your company And your whole movement And what you're trying to do Okay, my name is Dion Reese Grubbs again I am the CEO and founder of Full Figure Fierce Full Figure Fierce is an organization I started to inspire, empower And encourage my curvy ladies To love who they are Where they are And not let the media Tell them what they should look like Or who they should be Just be yourself and love yourself Where you are right now Okay, so this is for both you guys Where did you get your first What did your love and passion For plus size modeling and pageantry come from? Well, I've been a plus size model Since 2009 And being in the industry I saw that there was a need for I mean, I see some of the most Some of them have stories That you wouldn't believe Like some are really hurting inside And I think that's where a lot of People say women are catty And can't get along And all of that stuff But we have We've built walls To protect ourselves And protect our hearts Because we've had so many people Tell us what we aren't But I felt there was a need To tell them exactly what they are You are beautiful You are powerful You are worthy I got you I got you Now, this is for both you guys too Do you find that Full figured models Now are being accepted More And are on an even playing field Like other models? Well, personally This is Carrie Personally I don't think that it's an even playing field And why? I think we still have ways to go Before plus size models Can you tell me why? I don't think that's being accepted Well, just because The standard You know, the system Is created And when the system is created It's kind of hard to change the system And what it has been Since the dawn of time Has been, you know Thin, thin, thin, thin And it started You know, I think it was A European movement And that was typical For European body styles However, with more diversity now Getting into that industry It's almost where They just have to accept The fact that women do have curves And the curvier the better In my opinion I personally have been plus size Since birth I started out Nine pounds, two ounces And I kept going That's what I'm talking about That's what I am talking about So Tell me a little bit about Your backgrounds Have you always wanted to Be In the modeling industry? Tell me a little bit about Your upbringing Where you was born And where do you see This industry going? Well, this is Dionne I've been modeling Since I was 15 And I didn't start out I had curves But I was considered A standard size model Okay Here, I'm from Huntsville, Alabama Huntsville That's what I'm talking about Huntsville, Alabama That's what I'm talking about So And, you know I had a It wasn't a great upbringing I'll put it that way Not because of Certain tragedies in my family Okay And, you know There are certain Women in my family that You know They don't know how to Love themselves yet So they projected their Their foolishness onto Our younger generation And I just felt It was a need for me To break the cycle For my family And I just felt Right So, my daughter Actually, she's 6'4 And at 18 years old She's been that size Since she was 11 So, growing up 6'4 You know, I had Yeah Watch out for her On the college court That's what I'm talking about Hey, I got a contract She can sign right now But, as a child You know, she was Always taller than everybody else And people made fun of her And I had to I had to start Actually doing what I do With my family With my company now With her Because I had to reassure her That you're still beautiful You were made this way For a reason And now she sees it And she walks in it And she's reaching back To encourage little girls That look like her So, we have to break the cycle And she's doing that And I can't be prouder Of her right now I just, I'm just Yeah, I'm just goody That's what I'm talking about You sound like a proud mama That's what I'm talking about I am I am I am I am I am I am I am I am I am I am I am I am I am I will always be. Okay, now let me ask you, this is for both of you guys again. Would either of you consider doing some sort of reality TV, i.e., America's Top Model or a full-figured model in reality show? Now, and keep in mind that when I say reality TV, a lot of people really don't know that when they say that they're going to film you pretty much all day, it's all day. Okay? Because when you sign on that dotted line, okay, and you agree to those cameras following you, there won't be a lot of times where you can say, okay, I can't have this film. No, you agreed to do that. So if the opportunity came to do something like that, would you guys be open to it? I personally would have to think long and hard. And this is who? This is who talking? This is Carrie, I'm sorry. Okay, all right. I would have to think long and hard about participating in something like that. Right. For several reasons. I would want to give a good representation of the plus size community. I represent the pageant. I represent my own business brand. I have a family to consider. So there's a lot to take into consideration. And considering the fact that reality TV right now does not have the best rap, you know, it would be really hard. Because let's just be honest. Doing a reality TV show is great. But they are going to want some drama. Yes. Yeah, you're going to have to have some drama. Okay. I don't care if it's manufactured or if it's real, whatever. But you're going to have to have something for it to be successful. Created or they created. Right. Editing is great. Right, right. So that's why. But, you know, a lot of people will jump to the fact of being on TV. That's why I thought, you know, now, now, aside for something like that. What about. Okay, that's what that's that's if they were to do one about full figure models and you guys. But what if they wanted to incorporate you guys into the whole America's top model system? Would you be open to something like that? Well, they already have because the car was. Yeah, yeah. I was thinking about that. That's the reason why. Yeah, yeah. I was thinking about that. But again, with the way they edit things and I just don't think that I would me personally, I would want to put my family in that position because because everybody's not equipped to deal with that kind of in your face 24 seven. I'm going to go ahead and say no. Yeah, because if it's if your name is on the show, you're not going to have any editorial control. Right, right. I got you. I got you. So I just do my own show. So, so, Carrie, this is for you. What advice would you give a young lady listening right now? This full figured and thinking about modeling and think that they think that this is not a career option for them? Well, personally, I've just recently and I mean, very recently, you know, I've been in the modeling community for a long time. I mean, very recently, within a matter of the last couple of months, got into the modeling aspect of the community. And it took a while for me personally to embrace my size, even though, like I said, I've been like this, you know, pretty much all of my life. I've always been the tallest one in class. I've always been a little bit more curvier than a lot of the other girls my age. But but now with. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. I think the opportunities that are more prevalent now these days, I would definitely encourage anyone that has that kind of an interest. The first thing, first of all, they have to embrace the curves themselves. Right. Not try to get into the modeling world and be a standard size model because your body type is not that long as you're healthy, which is also very important that you are healthy, which I am a healthy plus size woman. As long as you're healthy and taking care of yourself, there's no reason why they cannot break into this industry and just take it by storm. There are so many curvy women who are supermodels. You know, Lyric Cross was on Good Morning America today. Amen. She is a model for Ashley Stewart and gorgeous woman and so down to earth. So, you know, the opportunities are out there. They just need the role models and and they need to get with a good mentor. Dion is my mentor. We haven't mentioned that. Yeah. Yeah. OK. Dion is actually my mentor as far as modeling is concerned. So I'm super excited to be on here tonight with her. OK. And Dion, I got a question for you. Well, not a question, but a comment. I was told that you have a day named after you in Huntsville, Alabama. Tell me about that. You got a day named after you? I have a whole day. It's full figure for your stay in the city of Huntsville, Alabama. Can I run through there and get a and run a couple of red lights or whatever? I mean, just throw your name out there. I mean, I mean, what's up? I mean, you know, you got your day. I mean, come on. I want to get a ticket. That's just throw Dion name out there. No, no, no, no. Just want to run a couple of red lights. That's all. No, but as a gift for my second anniversary last year. Right. One of my friends, she's a big fan of mine. She's a big fan of mine. She's a big fan of mine. She's a big fan of mine. She's a big fan of mine. So one of my big sisters went to the mayor and told him my story and told him about the organization and you know, why I'm so passionate about, you know, inspiring other people and helping other people. It's a legacy for my dad, rest in peace, daddy, who his legacy that he left for me was you help people when they need help. It doesn't matter what you have to do about it. Just help them. Right. Make it happen. So that's when he passed away, that was that was very that stuck with me along with his music. But that stuck with me. So when I started Full Figure Theater, she was one of my the girl who actually did it was one of my first, I guess, mentees, I guess is the way to say it. And she went to the mayor and told him about it all. And he gave me my own day. Got your own day. So we will be celebrating March 21st. The actual day is March 22nd. But we'll be celebrating March 21st here with the big fashion show. And we're not only celebrating our curvy sisters. We are celebrating the BHMs, which are big, handsome men as well. All right. All right. Well, ladies, I'm glad you got a chance to call me and and tell your stories. What advice? What advice would you leave someone that's listening right now? That young lady that that want to, you know, strive to be where you guys are at right now? You know, go for it. Just go for it. That's what I'm talking about. Don't think about it. Don't let anybody get in your head until you can't. You can. The only person who can stop you is you. That's what I'm talking about. Get connected online. I mean, Full Figure Theater is on Facebook. It's a large community. It's worldwide. You know, there are other people in that community that are going through the same thing. They encourage each other. It's a positive environment, a positive atmosphere. There are connections there for modeling and so on and so forth. So just get connected, you know, get around other people that are like you that have the same goals and the same mission. So if someone wanted to get in contact with you, ladies, give some. Give some information on how people can reach out to you. Okay. I mean, you just gave me my whole spiel. I'm Facebook on. Okay. All right. Full Figure Theater is on Facebook, Instagram, Google Plus, you name it, I'm there. Just Google Full Figure Theater, you'll find me. Okay. And as far as I'm concerned, I'm Miss Madison County Plus America 2015 on Facebook. I am Miss Madison County on Twitter. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Plus Model Carry on Twitter also and Instagram. I'm all over the place. You just miss everything. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Well, you know what, ladies? I'm glad you guys, ladies got a chance to call in to the show and share your story. Thank you. Absolutely. Thank you. And let's set up a time for you guys to do it again towards the end of the year so we can check in on the progress. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. what's going on? You know, y'all got y'all own days and pageants and stuff like that. I need to drop y'all name on some stuff, you know. Let's go. Find out what's happening, you know what I'm saying? I'm trying to get connected too, you know what I'm saying? Well, ladies, I'm glad you guys got a chance to call in tonight and much continued success, okay? Thank you so much. All right, then. That's what I'm talking about. All right. ND Phase Radio, that's what I'm talking about. And Cassie Betts is in the building. This is our second guest for the second half of the show. We're going to take a short break, and on the other side of this, we're going to talk to this lovely lady and find out her movement and what she's all about. This is ND Phase Radio. Hit us up, 1-800-893-9562. Ooh. Hey, family. It's your girl cousin, Cresha, coming at you from New Sandland with some news you can personally use. So, you think you can sing. What's my first step? ND Phase Radio. ND Phase Radio. ND Phase Radio. If I'm in promo mode, that's your answer. ND Phase Radio. You shouldn't ask me. I said, sing it? If you ask me, it's a lot like eating. You know? Just open your mouth. Really. When you eating, something good is going in, and if you can't sing, something good is coming out. It can't be that hard. I mean, I don't do it. That ain't my lane. This is what you do. ND Phase. ND Phase. ND Phase Radio. When I, the R-N-S, call you because they want their money. You ain't paid your taxes. I'm not going to pay them. They somebody important. They somebody that is going to be listening. Okay? You got an audience that's going to be hanging on your every word. They was, ooh, child. They was in my life for them. And, yeah. Whoop, oop, your girl. Like, quick. Okay? They was on my. Wasn't even pulling my hair, either. They want to know if you pay out one million today. You know, just bust out of a song and tell them what you can do. You know, get your lyrical on. It may not be what's going to keep people going to jail, because they might immediately send somebody. If you miss a note, you off key. You know, you ain't in the right key. They ain't feeling how you sounding. They might send the people to your house. Thank God I got them off line. You a dancer. You go to your front yard. Now, depending on where you live, there may be some decency laws. You might want to look that up. Don't follow crucial advice. I ain't no judge. I ain't no legal evil. I'm just answering your question and telling you how you can get started. It don't mean it's the right thing. In your front yard, dig a hole. Pour some ready cement down off in that hole. Get your homeboys in them. Tear down one of them light posts at the edge of your street. Don't disconnect the wires. Cause you gonna need that for your spotlight. Now, problem with that is, the police probably gonna show up. They gonna rewind the footage. And they gonna come... That's what's gonna happen. This is what you do. Be a follower, a fan, a student of Indie Face Radio. Tyrone, AKA Ty Terrible T, he the one that's gonna have on them good aviator glasses. Ty, I'ma need you. Like, one of them, one good time. Don't know what you really doing behind them aviators? I don't know cause you are in LA. So maybe you throwing up some radio game signs or something. I don't know. Korn? Krisha gonna need you. Congratulations on the baby. You know, you doing your father thing and we get it. 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Won't you tell our viewers a little bit about District 2 and, I mean, what is it and how are you impacting this whole fashion industry out here? Okay. Come on now. District 2 is a fashion tech company. Yes. It's an online platform that connects fashion designers and apparel brand owners with their contractors or their factories. Right. So basically on our site right now, like if you were starting a line or you had a line and you were looking, you could go on and post a project on there. And then factories or contractors would bid on the project. So that's what we are right now at present. And yeah, we're looking to take the tech world by storm and change the game in the fashion industry. So when did you start this company? And tell me about your staff, how many people you have and how you're working with them. And what their roles and duties are. Okay. Started a year ago and it was just started with myself and my co-founder who actually a very strange way we met. He founded the number one web and software development company out of the Ukraine. So he came here to start a web dev company here in LA and we ended up connecting. We met each other on Craigslist of all places. Oh, okay. Everything weird, but like we were both looking for a partner and I was just looking online at whatever websites I could find, trying to find a partner and connected with him. So he was the first and then came one of his partners from Ukraine also. So I have this whole like Ukrainian team going on, web developers. My CFO is from Ukraine, actually just came back from Barcelona, meeting with them. But here in LA, we have a group of about 15, 15 people that work. Everyone works for stock options because we're a startup. That's what I'm talking about. So stock options and some people do receive a small bit of pay because we did start generating revenue in July. So that was amazing because a year ago we started the company and to work for like a whole year and like there was about five of us working for about a year with like no pay. And so to start generating revenue, I mean you make- You gotta start somewhere. Well, we made that money. That first like thousand dollars, we were like balling. You got to believe in the dream. Yeah. Okay. Absolutely. Please believe in my dream. That's startup life. Yeah, but that's who we are. I mean, we have a social media director, Philip Banks. Yes, like Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. That's what I was about to say. I swear to God, I was about to say that. I was about to say that. And I was hoping you were gonna bring him so he can do that dance. Yeah. I mean, the Carlton. He better be listening. I gave him a shout out. But there's a whole crew of us. So Philip, I got a nephew named Carlton and he's gonna bust a dance for you. No, I'm just playing. He's been working particularly hard. Okay, all right. In addition to my co-founder and I, because he has a, he runs the Youth Initiative that we have in South Central, where those, the youth there at an inner city charter school say a charter school, actually, we train them to do our social media marketing. And we train them in content creation and coding. We introduce them to coding. We just wanted to introduce the youth to technology, basically. Gotcha. So, yeah, he works diligently in that youth initiative. So what is your day-to-day functions? And then what, if any, schooling and training did you have in this particular field? Okay, which one do you want me to answer first? Both, both, both. Okay, day-to-day functions. Oh, man, it varies drastically. Like I said, I was in Barcelona, and my co-founder and I were up until like 2, 3 in the morning working on our new product features. So in technology, you're constantly evolving your website. You know, I mean, websites in the tech world, I mean, can range from $100,000 to millions of dollars that people spend on web development because you're always like paying people to constantly evolve it. So it can go from that to Indie Face Radio. That's what I'm talking about. Plug me, plug me. To a fashion show, like during Fashion Week, we get to do, you know, the fun stuff. The glamorous stuff, fashion shows and photo shoots and that type of thing. It must be fun. I mean, it's fun, but it's a lot of hard work. I can imagine. The kids, well, they're not really kids, but the youth that work with us, you know, they get to do a lot of fun stuff like sit in front row at a fashion show. Of course. But also, you know, we're grinding. We have to go out and cover different events that we do, or they just, you know, sit in the office and come up with content and work in focus. And we have to be honest about our learnings because we're learning all day long because we love learning and learning all day long because we love learning and learning all day long because we love learning and learning all day long because we love learning and learning and learning all day long because we love learning and learning all day long because because we love learning and learning all day long because we love learning and learning It just varies from day to day. I meet with VCs and angel investors and, you know, talk about fundraising. And I have a lot of mentors and advisors that help me along this route. And they help us all to teach us and train us. And they've been there, done that, you know. I mean, I'm very blessed to be able to pull together a team that is dedicated as though I'm paying them six figures. You know, so that is a blessing. And, yeah, so like I said, my day to day varies. As far as training, I've been working in the fashion industry since 98. I went to FITM, Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, and majored in fashion design. So I have, I started, yeah, like intern below the bottom, you know, begging people to hire me for free. You know, that's. Because it's, there's a lot of competition in the fashion industry. And you have to just want it and love it. And I mean, from the bottom, like I would come home like dirty. And I'd be like, man, this is the fashion industry. I'm just like filthy. But I loved it. And I worked my way up to, yeah, all the way up through corporate America. I was a designer for a company called Jerry Lee that did all the licensing for like Disney. So I was one of the main designers for like all of like Disney princesses. And then I also worked on Bratz and like all the like kids' stuff in Target. And that was really cool to see all my stuff like on the roundabout at Target or JC Penney or whatever. And then all the little girls wearing it. It was, it was really cool experience. And then I've worked for denim companies, a lot of different companies. Because I just, I wanted to, in a lot of different positions also. Because I wanted to understand the game of the whole fashion industry game. Because I always knew I wanted to do something to change the game. to change a game, you got to like understand the game, you know? It's like I had this fifth grade basketball coach that made us play every position because he was like, if you want to change a game, you better know every position, you know? So I was a pattern maker. I was a sewer. I was, you know, a production manager and merchandiser designer, like every position I could take because I really wanted to understand how it all worked. I didn't know I was going to go into tech and do it to this capacity. But I'm glad I learned all that I did. And yeah, I pretty much, I would say I'm pretty much an expert in the fashion industry. 16 years now, is it? Is it 17? 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It's your boy Terrible T. That was H-Town with that brand new and green light. And remember I told you guys earlier, they're going to be here in L.A. February 13th at the Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center. You know, y'all need to go to the website, jimsbenefitconcert.org or call 310-673-7373. You know, tickets just start right at $50. And it's free parking. You know, also on that show, along with H-Town, Drew Hill, Genuine, Silk, Next, Frankie, G-Dragon, and the rest of the band. You know, it's hosted by the comedian Speedy. So that's going to be a hot one for you guys on Friday, February 13th. Day before Thanksgiving. I mean, Halloween, Thanksgiving, or what is it? Valentine's Day. I got screwed off for all the holidays. Now, we still got Cassie Betts in the building. And I tell you what, she was telling y'all about this fashion industry, what she's doing, what she's doing up in there. And Cassie, let me ask you this. Influences, mentors, in the industry? Yeah, absolutely. Who? Yeah. Well, one of them. Tell me a few of them. Okay. One of my main, in the fashion industry, would be Ala Kasia, who... Ala Kasia. Ala Kasia. He's an interesting character. He's an Afro. Tell me about him. This big. Ala, who's Kasia? But, Ala Kasia, Kasia comes from, in Europe, he was a designer. He was actually a ghost designer for, like, you could say, Laurent, Chanel, Ungaro. I was thinking Cassie, the ghost. You see, I brought it back. My little humor, but it's okay. So, anyway, back in those days, he couldn't, you know, he had non-disclosures, and he couldn't, you know, say, you know, that he did all these designs for these, you know, amazing design houses. But his, recently, his NDAs are up. His confidentiality, you know, contracts are up. So, he's doing, like, a documentary about it and everything. Gotcha. Gotcha. Yeah, he kind of took me under his wing as, like, he calls me his goddaughter. So, he's like a godfather to me. And, yeah, I've actually been wanting him to come on the team for a long time. And his name is what again? Ala Kasia. How do you spell that? A-L-A-K-A-S-A. K-A-Z-I-A. Okay. Ala Kasia. So, yeah, he's one of my main mentors in the fashion industry. He keeps it real. And, you know, like, he knows his stuff. And what's interesting is I worked for him. We did a Raven-Symoné line together, and I worked for him. And now it's kind of weird for him to work for me because he's in a mentorship position. So, now he's actually our creative director at District 2. And he's rocking and rolling. And I'm very happy to have him on the team. Happy, blessed. And, yeah, that's, you know, one of my main mentors. There's been so many. Joe Ruzan is a mentor here in L.A. A lot of people know him. He works for the city of L.A. in the economic workforce development. He's connected me to a lot of people here in the city as well. And, like I said, there's really too many advisors and mentors to name in the eight minutes we have left. Well, I'll tell you what. You talked about you traveling to different regions. How is... Because now when you travel to these different areas, are you going there for different fashion weeks and things of... Because I don't know how that plays. I know New York has one. L.A. has one. Paris has one, right? France has one. So, when you're traveling to these different areas, are you dealing with... Are you... Are you involved with designers, per se, like hands-on? Are you involved with that whole fashion week? I'm more... I don't get to do the glamorous part as much because I'm more involved in the... There's a fashion industry and there's a garment industry. The fashion is New York fashion week. Gotcha, gotcha. Photography, it's glamorous. Garment industry... You're breaking it down. You're breaking it down. You're breaking it down. You're breaking it down. You're breaking it down. You're breaking it down. You're breaking it down to me now. Yeah. Okay, all right, all right. Garment industry is the factories, the sewing, the patterns. Oh, okay. You know, I'm more involved in the garment industry because those fashion people, they need garment manufacturers. But do you travel with those? When I travel, I... Like, for example, Columbia, the government of Columbia flew me to Columbia a couple months ago to visit a bunch... About 13 different factories in one week we visited. And, you know, I get to see what they do, their minimums, their costs. I, you know, ask them a bunch of questions. And that's what I do when I travel. I want to go see the factories because District 2 is connecting mostly American designers, mostly Indian American designers, to factories both in L.A. and domestically in the United States, but mostly globally because these Indian designers, they have, like, $5,000. And they're going to, you know, make 50 of, you know, six different T-shirts. And so their budget is low. They have to go overseas and get it made if they want to. They want to really, you know, get the most bang for their buck. So, yeah, so we're into traveling. I specifically go to travel because I want to, you know, see, touch, meet the people that own these factories and be able to vouch for them. But, yeah, we're global. Well, I'll tell you what, you know, we must have you back on. You know, time just flew by. We got to have you back on to talk. Because, you know, there's two big, you know, the LA Fashion Week here is twice a year. And we, me and my team go out there, you know, we don't know. We're just watching the ladies, you know. It's all good. Yeah, I sent our youth initiative. They love it. Because I've been enough times. I appreciate you coming in with us on Total View Control and the Indie Face Radio. And we would love to have you back on. Okay. Okay. And until next time, this is your boy, Terrible T. District2.com. Okay. You want to plug that? Yeah. Yeah. www.district2.co is the website. And we can be found on Instagram, district2.co or ptco, district2ptco. And also Twitter. And Cassie Betts is my name. C-A-S-S-I-E-B-E-T-T-S. Google it. You can find me to contact me. Okay. I'll tell you what. And one last question before we go. Any upcoming projects that you are working on that people need to be? Checking out for or any new designers, especially in LA. Can you name drop a few that people might not know about that they need to go? Maybe some shops, you know, websites that you know for a fact are hot here in LA. Well, some of the designers that we're working with is The Leak Company, a young guy out of South LA. We're really trying to promote South LA and South LA designers. Vintage Denim is another one. Siva Swimwear is out of Los Angeles. So, yeah, you know, they're young and ready to get it. And, yeah, those are the names I'm going to drop. We've got to have you back on. So, drop your information again for your website. District2.co or district2.co is the website. And Facebook.com. It's slash district2.co, P-T-C-O. So, yeah. And you're on Twitter and all that. Twitter, district2.co. Because she was ragging me earlier. You ain't on Twitter, too. You ain't on Instagram. Yeah, you ain't on Instagram and Twitter. I said, we try to make it. We try to make it. You know, so we try to do what we got to do. Yeah, it's pretty easy to find us, district2.co. You know, we in the tech world. We got to be up on it. Yeah. Cassie Betts in the building. We got to have her back on. So, you know, I'm just going to. I'm going to. I'm going to. I'm going to. I'm going to. When I talk to Corn DZ, I'm going to let him check out the show. I'm going to try to figure out exactly what day he can schedule you to come back in. Because we definitely have to have you back. And I would love to maybe if we have time and space, bring some models in and do some stuff, you know? Mm-hmm. I would also like to discuss further, like, diversity in the tech industry and the lack of it. And, you know, what I have done to knock down those doors. Right. To get into it. To get into the tech industry. It was not easy. Okay. Well, this is your boy, Terrible T, in DeFace Radio. Total View Control is going to be coming in 2015. Be on the lookout for that, man. And this is how we do it, man. This is your boy, Terrible T. We out. We out. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. 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. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.