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I went to the center probably 10 times, that is00:00:05
like less than once a year and it was like that00:00:07
the story is that in short I was looking for a job when00:00:10
studied at the university and went to get a job00:00:12
hostel and this well administrator And there00:00:16
there was some kind of hostel that was very decent for me00:00:18
They said something like: But we have a task for you00:00:20
how would I say Yes what do they say A00:00:22
Tell me, a man will come to you00:00:24
a tourist from another country where are you taking him00:00:25
can you send Yes how can you?00:00:27
explain to him how to get to certain places00:00:29
attractions I understand that I00:00:30
I don’t [ __ ] know my city, that is, I’m sitting00:00:32
and just such a Muk fart Well, something like that00:00:34
they shamed me so much they harassed me so much00:00:37
shamed they say you don't know you00:00:38
you live here and don’t know your city00:00:40
no shame you don't know how to get away from00:00:42
Promenade des Anglais to the Russian Museum00:00:44
and it threw me so much in short00:00:46
Well, that is, I’m really right with me00:00:49
there was a desire to find out your00:00:51
the city is better after this I think00:00:53
I was thinking about moving to the center but00:00:55
after that she just became like this00:00:56
obsessive in short00:00:58
also recently I understand perfectly well what you mean00:01:02
you say you also recently encountered00:01:05
I feel like I don't know at all00:01:06
It’s Moscow that I don’t know my way around well00:01:10
her and began to remember how I was in general00:01:14
I studied the city in which I lived00:01:16
please say and I remembered that in00:01:19
mostly00:01:20
I explored my city like this:00:01:23
put on headphones and just00:01:24
in an unconscious state he walked wherever he looked00:01:26
look and it took like the whole day00:01:29
I was just walking, walking, walking, walking, and so on00:01:32
somehow I remembered that is, I went out in the morning and00:01:34
came back in the evening Yes, that's probably it00:01:36
it was so radical Well, let's say 3-400:01:39
hours if there is a cool playlist then you00:01:41
you can go for a walk and listen00:01:43
especially good I started studying my00:01:45
city At the moment of nine past ten00:01:47
eleventh grade when I was playing truant00:01:49
lessons because you come first00:01:53
lesson and then00:01:54
Thank you leaving before lunch00:01:58
Then I just took headphones a lot00:02:02
discovered a variety of places for yourself00:02:04
skipped school in short on the subway in00:02:06
basically really we had00:02:08
buddy Well, because there was nothing to do00:02:10
like you are like that, how do you entertain yourself?00:02:12
you can go to the other end of the city by00:02:14
metro Just further away or go to00:02:16
center by metro because that's also well00:02:17
it will take some time I had a friend00:02:20
there is a gentleman, in short, he was engaged in what00:02:24
he just sat down on his black river00:02:28
got to Kupchino, didn’t go from there with us00:02:30
there is no roundabout and he drove until the clearance00:02:32
then I drove back to Kupchino then I drove00:02:34
there is a branch about an hour before the skylight00:02:36
I went like this six times and like lessons00:02:38
finished, you can go home and here I am00:02:40
I think about this often and think about it00:02:42
how much a person didn’t want to go to school00:02:43
that he got a kick out of just driving around00:02:45
from one end to the other And there00:02:47
hanging out in the Metro I'm very good at it00:02:49
I remember for some reason I don’t know Well, by the way this is00:02:51
can be understood For example, if it is winter then in00:02:53
the metro seems warm. Do you know there is a song I00:02:55
we were once traveling with a friend to Sasha's00:02:59
Forsythe And a song about00:03:00
Moscow metro it sounds like something00:03:03
Tataratata metro Tatara Tata metro in summer00:03:06
It's cool there and warm in winter That's all00:03:09
This is a Soviet propaganda song00:03:11
a song dedicated to how What00:03:13
excellent Stolichnaya metro here I am00:03:16
for some reason it happened this way I think00:03:17
really cool in summer in winter00:03:19
warm [ __ ] so and so by and large00:03:21
Well, as an alternative there was entrance two00:03:23
places to sit00:03:26
Booker We are in touch with useful information for00:03:29
those who wanted to try themselves in00:03:32
music industry and competition in00:03:35
next episode of the podcast we will00:03:37
rate the tracks of our subscribers00:03:39
created in the Punch application if you00:03:42
musical ones frighten with their complexity00:03:45
programs and sequencers Or for example you00:03:47
going to the studio is demoralizing because00:03:49
you need to leave the house at this time00:03:52
download the punch app because it00:03:55
firstly a music studio right in00:03:57
in your pocket secondly this is an opportunity00:03:59
share your creativity with a huge00:04:02
the number of people you just walk into00:04:04
app Choose a filter for your video00:04:07
then choose a beat in any of the genres in00:04:11
Punch application is fortunately presented00:04:13
all genres after that throw on00:04:16
your voice required plugins like00:04:18
autotune or reverb To enhance00:04:20
the quality of your recording is particularly bad00:04:22
the point is that even the text you can00:04:24
generate by keywords00:04:26
thanks to the built-in punch in the application00:04:29
neural networks Ignat also based on the name00:04:33
track and your nickname one more00:04:35
neural network Can generate for you00:04:37
cover for your single and then you00:04:40
publish your punch in the punch app00:04:44
becomes popular and come to00:04:46
the entire rap podcast with me as a guest00:04:48
Or at least in the next issue00:04:50
we will evaluate some of the best works If you00:04:53
Haven't downloaded punch yet, you can do it00:04:56
this is the link in the description00:04:58
right now I'm thinking what is it00:05:00
Everyone who wants this app should have it00:05:02
move in music00:05:04
didn’t sit in the entrances, no in Novosibirsk there00:05:07
no we sat in the garages you know00:05:11
which00:05:13
underground parking there are all sorts of things like this00:05:15
on their roofs which resemble00:05:17
triangles that land appear00:05:19
by the way, but this is a summer version. Do you see this?00:05:22
like a veranda 200 percent You just know00:05:24
I'm on the subway00:05:26
I'm sorry00:05:27
I was afraid to go down on the subway and in general00:05:30
go to many places00:05:32
it's cool to go because there are teachers there00:05:34
went to my place too, I was so afraid00:05:36
meet teachers on the street in general00:05:38
always like this and met the most00:05:40
it’s disgusting that they didn’t always go to some00:05:42
store or somewhere else and it’s such a shame00:05:46
it was when one day a Fizruk saw us00:05:48
when we're on the lake near the house instead00:05:51
the first lesson we sat with a friend and drank00:05:53
one bottle of beer for two and he saw00:05:55
us because well, I don’t know how00:05:57
then he came We came to the second lesson00:05:59
he came and took us out and read to us00:06:01
lecture about not drinking the place00:06:05
I remember my lessons, I was so ashamed00:06:07
I was ashamed mostly of all00:06:09
because I got burned, I think how come00:06:11
it happened How could it be like this00:06:12
it’s a bad choice to choose a shop so that00:06:14
flew in Well, then we have one there00:06:17
The physical education teacher was the kingdom of heaven, he was already his00:06:19
he's not alive00:06:21
we had Battle rap at school and it was Yes00:06:25
you also had Of course Versus not00:06:28
passed without a trace I just had it00:06:31
before the version, I was like, well, that’s it, I’m like, well00:06:34
another generation We have all this00:06:37
Battle of Miron and Johnny Boy accelerated and00:06:41
when some people got in there too00:06:44
bloggers yes then it got real00:06:47
mainstream character and all the battles00:06:54
If yes, if you managed to find the column This00:06:57
was00:06:58
tell me in general how there are any00:07:00
There are powerful memories from this00:07:04
Listen, in fact, Igor and I00:07:06
battestan well just well whatever00:07:11
I don’t even know how to say Listen, I guess00:07:15
most of Odnoklassniki did not understand00:07:17
that's what we found strange somehow00:07:19
ashamed And Igoryokha and I are just nafane00:07:21
and we found the location we had a building00:07:24
which was called Batman because00:07:26
what is the top of the building?00:07:28
reminds you know the mask of Batman Shanghai00:07:31
I saw this one there too Well, like when00:07:33
This is a tall building. There are two like this.00:07:34
Yes, something similar and in general it was like that00:07:38
called Batman's courtyard and there we are00:07:41
us We held two great rap battles00:07:44
against us sounds like Caucasian00:07:46
you know the restaurant could be called that00:07:48
Khinkali00:07:50
in general, listen to me, what's the best00:07:53
interesting remained this Battle But this00:07:55
horror This is horror Dude I have this pose on me00:07:58
scorched thrasher there I'm still in the scorched00:08:01
cross country we are there, Lord, I have some00:08:04
Questions about Father Igor are absolutely terrifying00:08:07
tough, he reads there about the fact that I’m a vaper00:08:11
and I read about the fact that he smokes alfaker00:08:14
for 150 rubles This is what we present00:08:16
were serious here00:08:19
then listen to us from there00:08:24
logically no one likes schoolchildren in00:08:27
in your yard who do not swear loudly00:08:30
I know I would get high if I went out00:08:31
opened it from the balcony, went out and looked there00:08:33
guys, you smoke alkakers, well, I would too00:08:37
now hold it I think I would be yours00:08:39
alfaker00:08:41
What do you really have left? Yes, but there00:08:45
dude listen there is such a bad sound there00:08:49
Well, no buttonholes, that goes without saying00:08:51
Just00:08:54
strongly It listen there The wind blows there00:08:58
the wind blows throughout the video and00:09:00
nothing is clear there00:09:01
and something you said something00:09:04
about vaping and about my mech mod But you yourself00:09:08
you stick a hookah like00:09:11
and there the wind just starts to do nothing00:09:14
I see here00:09:17
yes yes we found we found everyone there with us00:09:21
there was a place I don’t know what it’s called and so on00:09:24
it's not there bad bad It's near the opera house00:09:27
theater where the sculptures are located00:09:30
in general, there were skaters, cool dudes00:09:33
and we found friends from the chopping block. This is the most00:09:35
fashionable dudes and he were listening there00:09:40
we saw everything Thrash we will come we will come00:09:44
so we were kicked out of there after some00:09:47
time we started looking00:09:49
some new move for our battles already00:09:52
for the BP version Did you have a title?00:09:55
some No we're not that far00:09:58
we came in we saw00:09:59
how Novosibirsk sites are filmed00:10:02
The password is also local00:10:05
some venues But it was very00:10:07
bad Well, like all local sites00:10:09
it's not like they're bad, they're00:10:11
just like the dudes tried to do00:10:13
this, due to its capabilities, is far from00:10:15
everyone knew how it could be done00:10:18
No, of course, without any disrespect00:10:20
said absolutely we Well, that is, we too00:10:23
due to my capabilities, I just to00:10:25
because you know, like memory has00:10:27
properties are shorter to wash out actually00:10:29
leave most of the bad00:10:30
more idealized Memories If00:10:32
you will now watch the first Versus00:10:33
which I watched back then and was like, oh well00:10:35
no way they are super [ __ ] everyone00:10:38
in general especially here are the first five types00:10:40
or 10 pieces where it really costs like three00:10:44
person Well, approximately that is, there in the hall00:10:46
Human00:10:47
there's a man standing, well, I don't know, 10 in the hall, well00:10:51
this feeling is worth it and lost00:10:53
the restaurateur is standing there by this van00:10:55
ping-zhenyan look around for something and00:10:57
so on but it looks very strange on00:10:58
in fact, at least in memories it is00:11:01
looks kind of incredible00:11:03
impressive for the ruble Well listen to me00:11:05
probably just very old battles00:11:07
I watched it and it all started for me00:11:09
Oksimiron vs Johnny Boy in mine00:11:11
eyes I remember the continuation of the story about00:11:14
school battles we had a sidekick hookah man00:11:18
and he had his own Well, not his own, he worked00:11:19
in a small Eibar there are 30 square meters00:11:22
somewhere in the basement and he still had00:11:26
the young boss who did and held00:11:28
This business and we asked if we could00:11:31
fight with him in his barn00:11:34
said yes no problem00:11:36
and we fought and then we were kicked out again00:11:39
even their own bars, well, it was tough there00:11:43
the coolest thing is when you have seven00:11:45
lessons to write the text and after00:11:48
lessons Well, sort of00:11:50
Did it somehow influence your friendship with00:11:52
Igor That is, some arose00:11:54
there may be some real grievances there00:11:55
because of this something else or was it purely00:11:57
such a sport moment when we wrote00:12:01
we each text each other to me00:12:04
there seemed to be some tension00:12:06
because I was consulting there at the same time00:12:09
I had a classmate there, his name was00:12:11
Lesha and he was crap, what a fan of rap I'm with00:12:15
I consulted him about the lines00:12:17
we somehow separated like this00:12:18
keep your distance so that00:12:21
write the text here00:12:23
what can you say about00:12:29
I haven't learned to read minds yet ha Ya00:12:32
I really want We're talking about about Versus about00:12:36
disses are probably the events of the main days00:12:38
neuron diss00:12:40
such a hype topic a little bit00:12:43
I have the same time code, you see the point is00:12:46
the fact that it’s shorter than me00:12:48
reaction to the disk I'm you00:12:57
got stuck In short, I got it00:12:59
reaction to diss00:13:01
on the morning star where he said that like00:13:03
Generally a [ __ ], but not that kind of a [ __ ]00:13:06
it could have been later and I'm wild00:13:08
there were just some funny comments00:13:11
I'm just wild00:13:14
Oksimiron's fans attacked wildly00:13:17
turned out to be the most evil people in00:13:18
Universe Well, that is, there on video00:13:19
you know, like there's a hundred years 150,00000:13:21
views and like there are one and a half thousand00:13:24
comments and everything about it as much as I00:13:26
wrong as far as people come00:13:28
Podcasts and write that I should be fired00:13:30
for professional unfitness because I I00:13:32
I swear to you there was actually a comment there00:13:34
fire this man for being a professional00:13:36
unsuitability he did not rate the disc00:13:37
excimiron I well for me in short like I'm in00:13:41
in principle I adhere to the thoughts that I00:13:42
said this is very [ __ ] up fan service00:13:44
there are actually 10 new skins for00:13:46
Oksimiron on my Telegram channel I00:13:49
I'm talking really Oksimiron in a dress Yes00:13:51
Oksimiron is a Jew and is crazy about this00:13:54
like this is first of all How would I00:13:56
it seems like a meme driver of some kind because00:13:57
I have all the stickers that are used00:13:59
my telegram subscribers are different00:14:01
stickers where he shows his ass very much00:14:04
I liked Tik Tok where it’s like Disa’s editor00:14:07
Oksimiron sits on the morning star00:14:09
such00:14:11
ass without blur That's what I think it is00:14:16
very cool fanservice like very00:14:18
[ __ ] for memes for fans00:14:20
Oksimiron in general is cool00:14:23
media well, what an event it is00:14:26
really big event Yes such a thing00:14:27
in this Russian entertainment but I00:14:31
Honestly, I ask everyone, I say00:14:32
please just call me right away00:14:35
people have three for these please00:14:36
Oksimiron's lines three punchline00:14:38
which you really remembered and decided00:14:41
what did he have there and like and I myself00:14:43
I remember, well, that is, realistically, considering00:14:46
what is it 7 minutes there are not many lines00:14:49
which is the type of people who will00:14:51
write in the comments they are like this00:14:52
these lines are cool these lines are cool00:14:54
that's why you guys are sitting at the computer00:14:56
And if you ask a person there is something wrong00:14:58
so that something is super memorable00:14:59
no line is so strong00:15:01
memorable as much as the ass00:15:02
Oksimiron shown in the frame is also there00:15:04
the transition is so weird that it00:15:06
like he bends over and Oops, the [ __ ] seemed00:15:08
She looks like she's not real.00:15:11
too good ass I'm so sorry00:15:13
it seems like he's been the same for a long time00:15:16
he didn't show himself topless now00:15:18
somehow got pumped up and now the moment has come00:15:20
that you can kind of prove your body here00:15:23
I compare this with, for example, When they have00:15:26
was00:15:27
on hip-hop battles they are shorter than diesels00:15:31
each other with Babangida and here is the Day00:15:32
athlete for example as a disk00:15:34
Oksimirona I'm still like crazy00:15:36
people who remember him by heart and there00:15:38
overall there were leopards Well, incredible00:15:40
there seems to be a dense amount here00:15:41
much later, that is, as if it was Well00:15:44
It’s clear that the morning star is not00:15:46
battler But this is not a battlelap00:15:48
entertainment and like I'm talking about what00:15:50
it's cool like Entertainment but from a point00:15:52
some kind of view here00:15:54
Battle you're full, [ __ ] knows, well00:15:56
is this entertainment is this for me00:15:59
Marvel movies, you know those types?00:16:00
cool Marvel movies in which ass00:16:02
show here00:16:04
and you like I was impressed I'm on00:16:07
I watched this diss for three days00:16:10
5 times a day Imagine how much00:16:12
I was amazed by this, I’m listening here right away00:16:16
We need to insert a disclaimer about the fact that I00:16:18
super everyman in rap Well, I don’t know00:16:22
I don't care about culture, I don't care about Miron00:16:25
You see, I hear about how much he00:16:27
influential and cool person how he is00:16:30
did a lot there for rap culture from00:16:32
I can’t hear other people in the city00:16:35
seriously Yeah I think I'm betting it on00:16:38
some for a while I think00:16:40
that it's good because I'm being honest with you00:16:42
I advise if you want directly00:16:43
immerse yourself in Oksimiron as a character00:16:45
then we should probably start from the very beginning00:16:46
started Because his type, in short, I don’t00:16:49
modern Oksimiron is interesting as00:16:51
the story of a rich forty-year-old man Yes00:16:53
who is there all the time00:16:55
There's always some kind of huge crisis there00:16:59
personal me who is always there00:17:01
betlitsa or [ __ ] someone00:17:04
is from the position that you are obliged00:17:06
earn my approval I kind of00:17:08
authority and I now evaluate you with mine00:17:12
heights And you all are no match for me00:17:14
because I'm incredibly authoritative00:17:16
this is not very close to me because00:17:18
Well, perhaps Oksimiron is too00:17:19
popular person for my understanding00:17:21
probably a popular person there00:17:23
other problems, as it were, and so on, but with00:17:25
it doesn't resonate with me but at the same time00:17:26
Oksimiron which00:17:28
a young man who is pretty00:17:31
became popular at a later age, that is00:17:32
there it is strong After 25 and even There it is closer to00:17:36
30 and kind of like a young man who00:17:38
endlessly fights his melancholy there00:17:40
around the homeland because he was in00:17:42
emigration who endlessly fights00:17:44
with your uh desire in your own00:17:47
eyes to be somehow influential and weighty00:17:51
it's better to be famous this one00:17:53
the crisis is much more interesting to me And somehow00:17:56
it is much more valuable to me than everything else00:17:59
his work now00:18:01
But this is for me personally, so I think00:18:03
what if you immerse characters00:18:04
Oksimiron must be started all over again00:18:06
because at first it seems to me that he was00:18:08
it’s much more interesting after the city00:18:10
looks like it's not the same coat, but it seems to me00:18:12
that this is connected with some very sharp00:18:14
tall, that is, he really is Mega there00:18:16
scored in one moment leaves the battles00:18:18
Battle is coming out, let's not go out Battle00:18:19
ST goes out city [ __ ] tours stadiums and00:18:22
so on It's already there infinitely far away00:18:24
from there I live with my wife in one room00:18:27
kennel Hmm I don't know00:18:32
[music]00:18:43
[music]00:18:49
[music]00:18:58
[music]00:19:04
Here is someone who is Oksimiron for you, come on00:19:07
so this is how for a person it’s easy for me00:19:09
good00:19:10
interesting summary Because you say it yourself00:19:12
that you are a person far from rap00:19:15
like from culture Yes and so on like you00:19:18
you see because well, like deny00:19:20
public interest in this00:19:23
this character is impossible for a human00:19:26
such a thing that is creativity now00:19:28
Oxymirona is modern which is one way or another00:19:30
otherwise it resonates strongly with people, that is00:19:31
and I wonder how you look at it who00:19:34
I like it from rap or as you see00:19:37
Oksimiron come on since the person is not from00:19:39
culture Well, that is, what you say there00:19:40
Oksimiron's disk did this to me00:19:42
great powerful impression I got him00:19:45
I rewatched it, but I'm not a human being00:19:47
from culture I didn’t listen to the cities there. How00:19:49
Do you even see the guy who took it?00:19:51
laurel00:19:52
I don’t know, I made some contribution Listen, well00:19:55
right here is My My knowledge about him is this00:19:58
just that much, such a grain is not between00:20:01
what attracts you00:20:02
what makes you five times a day00:20:05
watch the seven-minute disc again00:20:08
it's worth saying that00:20:10
most tracks00:20:12
Miron Yanovich It’s very difficult for me to listen00:20:15
I don't want to offend Oksimiron fans00:20:18
I only know what his opinion is00:20:19
community because I also once said00:20:21
about the fact that like I was Sasha felt-tip pen on00:20:24
stream said damn, Myron is back00:20:28
many years later with my album but I00:20:31
didn't see [music]00:20:33
some new stages for And who with00:20:37
I didn't come to the actual sound00:20:40
a new sound for yourself Here comes me00:20:44
In short, this clip was re-uploaded to Oksimiron00:20:48
More than 100 thousand views and there00:20:51
Just00:20:52
inscriptions like I don't need fans with00:20:55
in memory of a goldfish00:20:58
at the end Oksimiron should still be cool00:21:01
to the music with straight kick drums00:21:07
I don’t know, it seems to me that this is all about00:21:10
It’s okay to talk about this because00:21:11
that's what I think too I think so too00:21:14
Listen, I just listened to his tracks which00:21:17
came out and I sat with Jeanus for that00:21:21
to disassemble A here00:21:23
a From the point of view of visual identity00:21:26
For example, who killed the mark, I don’t care00:21:30
I liked it I think this too00:21:32
looks very strange and the stylists there too00:21:35
some other things I think in this00:21:38
funny What is it that just seems to me that00:21:40
this is a desire to generate memes00:21:42
just because this is real00:21:43
strange down jacket because00:21:46
he exists or maybe00:21:51
he doesn't look like, but maybe even more like00:21:54
like this one like a robot hare from Well, wait a minute00:21:57
Do you remember the one that was so cartoonish?00:21:59
evil He has the same one Well00:22:01
in general it's me it's me it's not me at all00:22:05
catchy and here comes a 7 minute track00:22:07
which is just for me as for00:22:10
listener who can be listened to without00:22:13
Genius and take it apart calmly00:22:15
great visual identity because00:22:17
the clip is very beautiful Well, that is, even here00:22:19
of this puppet scene at the end that is00:22:21
Despite the fact that they use only00:22:23
and in the same locations you see the charisma of Verona00:22:25
like how he entertains and see there00:22:27
some beautiful bows are held shorter00:22:31
keep the tension it's very important to me00:22:33
I liked it probably Normal00:22:35
some story about deconstruction00:22:37
personalities in dis I liked that he00:22:40
laid out straight Let's talk about yours00:22:42
loneliness Let's talk about our00:22:43
popularity and all this is true00:22:45
very cool I really agree with this00:22:48
oxymiron in his claims Look I00:22:50
three days00:22:51
I was just delighted and I had00:22:54
very funny feeling because I00:22:55
I wanted to wash myself, well, I was like00:22:57
very hard I know and he is good light00:23:01
guy He's right here00:23:05
and after some time my mother calls me00:23:07
She also did this diss00:23:09
I'm the name, you don't think it's like00:23:11
everyone here thinks about himself that00:23:13
I read Alisher for myself in my DC00:23:15
there were the same complaints in fact there00:23:17
about listening about numbers and so on and00:23:21
as if Miron is also to himself, this is all00:23:24
it's quite possible and it's even possible00:23:27
explains it pretty well overall00:23:29
All I think it’s all through you know through your00:23:32
the internal prism is written one way or another00:23:34
so ah listen and then I looked00:23:37
reaction of Slava CPSU00:23:39
I completely turned over I have everything I have00:23:43
it’s true that everything has turned upside down, he’s there00:23:45
speaks well00:23:46
about Miron Miron How much older00:23:50
Alisher twice, well, he's a baby00:23:53
Alisher who didn’t have a single punchline00:23:56
wrote for life really does it right00:23:58
deconstruction of personality what are we talking about Well, sort of00:24:02
Alisher is a simple-minded person who, well, like00:24:04
just sharing his life on the Internet00:24:05
I'm not sure if he deserves one00:24:08
rigidity in general, why was it because00:24:10
that even all these mentions00:24:13
Mirona that is there on JQ from the side00:24:16
Alisher is still there in the album I always00:24:18
it seemed like it was Oksimiron00:24:22
so high Well you know00:24:24
such an unattainable character00:24:26
in general, probably one meter seventy-five00:24:28
you know what it is? It's more likely that He is important00:24:33
for culture and you know as a phenomenon And00:24:36
that's why you just mention him like this00:24:39
but it seems to me that the interaction is not with00:24:40
you're not a person, that is, like me, that's when00:24:43
there I [ __ ] up somehow Oksimiron or00:24:45
expressing creativity there is not my thing00:24:47
attitude towards him as a person I don’t know00:24:49
how many times are there with him?00:24:51
he was quite a pleasant person to talk to00:24:53
normal maybe he is after all00:24:55
he won't say that about me, but I do00:24:57
I think this is interaction with culture00:24:58
this is a reference and mention in the first00:25:01
character's turn as a symbol of some kind00:25:03
of a certain stage in Russian not even in00:25:07
rap, namely in this entertaining00:25:10
media sphere That is, he captured attention00:25:12
to his person for some big00:25:14
a period of time and somehow everything00:25:16
what happened in Russian here00:25:18
musical entertainment00:25:20
associated with him and you when00:25:21
you are talking about something First of all00:25:23
It seems to me that you are simply referring to the period00:25:25
there are no personal claims in this00:25:27
was It was I don't know Nobody nobody00:25:29
I saw I understand that it is possible and how00:25:31
judge people through the monitor Well, I00:25:35
I can say that in general if somehow00:25:37
summarize00:25:39
great It's easy to listen to It's not00:25:42
a lot of terms and complex text00:25:45
which you need to take on ginnius it’s like00:25:48
here again, as a layman, this is for me00:25:51
I like it and I like what's here00:25:53
melodic moves so it's very00:25:56
it's great that it exists and it looks like that00:26:02
Miron Yanovich is finally Wow good00:26:05
cheered up What is your favorite bow00:26:07
Oksimiron from all these00:26:10
now I'll remember everything00:26:14
favorite skin Oksimiron and I liked it00:26:18
where he is in the stones in a blue suit00:26:21
which closes00:26:22
strange but it all looks so crazy00:26:25
Traffic light I liked where it is, well00:26:28
he's just playing around with himself there00:26:31
beautiful filming there and additionally00:26:33
the location was made where the portraits of Alisher are00:26:36
Cool Cool I really don’t understand why00:26:39
there are [ __ ] in the video but when he is standing00:26:42
naked feeling that satire is usually like this00:26:44
parodies cool I didn't know that only Well00:26:47
like he can act crazy, it's cool00:26:49
It seems to me that he couldn’t for a long time, that is, like00:26:51
it's like it got me hooked on a lot of people00:26:53
it seems like what the hell it looks like00:26:55
that Oksimiron whom everyone knew00:26:57
before who could really, well, that is00:26:59
like, no joke, he was cool00:27:02
performances before which probably00:27:04
I couldn't afford it now00:27:05
when he won some kind of prize00:27:08
premium premium room no it was before00:27:10
there was a premium room from prison muz-tv on00:27:13
this or something else for a while in short00:27:14
he won, they invited him to perform and00:27:16
he released a guy in a hood instead of himself00:27:18
which is just sub plus like that00:27:20
so he did it with his hand and allegedly piled it on00:27:23
is the organizer of this award00:27:25
Oksimiron comes up to him from behind and00:27:27
puts his hand on his shoulder and says00:27:28
I hope no offense but there's a guy standing there00:27:30
in front of a full hall and just well00:27:32
pretends to be rocking No, everyone is in awe00:27:35
everyone is like what the [ __ ], well I mean this00:27:36
it feels like a slap in the face to me00:27:39
Well, that's kind of what attracted me00:27:41
that was kind of cool and a long time ago00:27:42
such and such is here, well, it’s like there’s something here00:27:44
you know, some kind of hyperformance there00:27:47
He was also not only listen you know what00:27:49
I also wanted to mention00:27:51
my mom loved this diss so much00:27:54
what she started doing research in00:27:58
on the Internet about Miron and also called me00:28:00
says something like00:28:02
Miron Yanovich went into type 4 therapy00:28:05
years and he and Alisher have many, many00:28:08
in general it's actually what she said00:28:10
like I didn’t check this information about that00:28:12
What00:28:13
Myron has difficult relationships with women00:28:16
difficult relationship with mother about what00:28:20
there are some things about compensation too00:28:23
courage inside and so on, this and this00:28:26
It also helped to look from a different angle00:28:28
on this disc Let's say more broadly to which of00:28:31
this doesn't apply to us at all why should I00:28:33
it seems like it's absolutely classic00:28:35
some kind of situation00:28:37
psychological instability of the artist00:28:39
this is a problem with women this is a problem with00:28:42
parents have a problem with self-acceptance00:28:44
It's a self esteem problem I think00:28:47
what is this thing that is 90% there?00:28:49
people who are artists, bloggers and so on00:28:51
further spread it as if00:28:54
You know, bingo, you can do it from anyone00:28:55
practically dude Look, I understand how00:28:58
as if as if the older you are00:29:01
the more you become the more you work on these00:29:02
things if you want personal growth00:29:04
what If you want to work them out00:29:05
just if you have if how would you00:29:08
Is there any strength to admit the problem? Yes00:29:10
that there's something wrong with you because well00:29:13
that is, it seems to me that this is generally00:29:14
for an artist Especially for a popular one00:29:16
man it's a difficult thing when you have00:29:18
there are halls there big people who00:29:21
they squeal when they see you, there's money there00:29:23
which are absolutely easy for you there00:29:25
they come because people want to pay00:29:27
just so that you come somewhere or00:29:29
something quite trivial there for myself00:29:31
did And at the same time you have some00:29:33
big personal conflict inside and you00:29:35
you don’t understand how there’s so much like this00:29:36
approval there physical emotional00:29:39
which you receive from strangers00:29:41
It would seem people, but at the same time, you00:29:44
you see yourself with your00:29:45
imperfection and so on and How00:29:47
admit this. Listen, if we're talking about00:29:50
Bingo we say I have no reflection00:29:52
for example about lack of courage00:29:54
a man came out on me in a clip I'm wearing heels00:29:57
I understand, in general, I’m on purpose like I00:30:00
I did it on purpose without looking00:30:03
I listened to your album, I didn't watch the video00:30:05
I didn’t even look at the entry with you00:30:07
came out and I got what I wanted00:30:08
it was some kind of but like our podcast00:30:10
It was the most personalized experience00:30:13
friends, if you don’t understand, you are looking at the weight00:30:15
slave podcast My name is Fedya Booker here00:30:16
visiting00:30:19
that’s the fun, you know it’s like this00:30:22
I love these Podcasts that how would you00:30:23
you don't notice and it's actually cool00:30:25
because uh here you are changing before00:30:28
the camera in general when it turns on00:30:29
camera you feel some00:30:31
some restrictions00:30:33
YouTube format where necessary00:30:35
interact with the camera Where is it Well00:30:37
not part of the podcast Hello everyone00:30:42
Oops it turned out good then yeah00:30:46
of course then yeah well it becomes somehow00:30:48
it's always awkward I'm already really00:30:50
listen, you know what I felt recently00:30:52
I felt that I didn’t want to take pictures00:30:55
nothing on Instagram, all sorts of stories00:30:58
forbidden that's all my friends00:31:01
just me on social network00:31:04
I mean you know it's like a sphere00:31:08
interests changed somehow very strongly00:31:10
I started to remember what I was coming from00:31:12
shared some photos with the world00:31:16
How did I even talk to the audience?00:31:18
constantly and I remembered that basically00:31:21
it was due to boredom due to internal00:31:24
loneliness and somehow over the years she00:31:25
Replenishes from within and you find different00:31:27
classes and don’t want to do it so much anymore00:31:32
But for many it seems to me less00:31:34
popular dudes It's a matter of survival00:31:36
if you don't constantly remind yourself00:31:38
unless you are constantly creating something00:31:39
informational reasons to talk about yourself or00:31:41
if people want to know something about you then they just00:31:45
they forget about you, that is, it’s like00:31:48
you have no such experience at all00:31:49
we just talked a little earlier about the fact that00:31:52
you're talking about Oksimiron's line What?00:31:54
ends with hype, you'll die in front of the camera00:31:55
you're not you're not afraid of the hype00:31:58
will end00:31:59
Listen to me00:32:01
there was such fear Let's even say more00:32:04
can you tell me about yours?00:32:05
relationship with the phenomenon of popularity00:32:07
own00:32:09
because for many people popularity00:32:12
becomes a trap That is, you first to00:32:15
you follow it, you wait until it comes later00:32:16
there comes a certain level when you00:32:18
you see that she is well physically confirmed00:32:21
again, there are people there and it seems to come off00:32:24
crazy in your presence they want there00:32:26
something a piece from you there and so on00:32:28
you're afraid that this will end, that you won't00:32:31
you can jump over yourself and it will go away00:32:33
what do you have there I don’t know what about you00:32:35
will forget I think most people00:32:37
fall into this trap because00:32:40
Why Because it seems to me that people00:32:43
start doing something online and00:32:46
begin to lead some kind of public life00:32:48
mainly because of a00:32:53
this same Lord narcissism b because of00:32:59
lack of love there may be for a family00:33:02
there are three there in solitude Well and four00:33:06
attention in short it's all as if00:33:08
some internal needs that00:33:10
they come from family there or out of some kind of boredom00:33:12
I fell into such a trap here I am00:33:17
on the register he told me about what I had00:33:21
after these super successful works00:33:24
I had a series of releases that00:33:25
came out every month and I felt00:33:28
severe fear that I am now everything00:33:30
I'll lose I have a story about how I00:33:34
Well, when I was a schoolboy I00:33:37
shot pretty hard at 200 thousand00:33:40
views with your parody clip00:33:42
got arrogant00:33:45
I just caught a crazy star and00:33:48
I gave up YouTube for a year and a year later I00:33:52
I regretted it so much, so big00:33:54
I had a hole you know the fear of missing out00:33:58
ambitions missed opportunities00:34:00
I didn't pull myself together because of this00:34:02
burned out badly because of this there00:34:05
I could have been there00:34:07
a completely different level of views and00:34:09
subscribers When I arrived in St. Petersburg00:34:11
That's00:34:13
these releases came out, I'm like that, I'm not00:34:16
I will repeat I will not repeat my mistakes I started00:34:18
with this fear, rivet release with release00:34:21
which have been out for 4 or 500:34:23
months and it was bad it was me00:34:28
I think I listened to them again today00:34:29
just while I was driving here this00:34:31
The only thing is that it’s like what do I need?00:34:34
I really wanted to go back00:34:36
here are the moments, how many recent ones there are00:34:38
one and a half or two years and there’s a lot of [ __ ] in them00:34:41
some kind of depressive mood00:34:43
kind of heavy, that is, as if00:34:46
there is always a feeling that you00:34:49
Well, no, there are some exceptions00:34:52
for example, a song by a businessman from Moscow00:34:56
absolutely charming, although I tell you00:34:59
honestly wait until we go far Give me00:35:01
I'll give you a compliment about my best00:35:03
listened to song in 2021 and mine00:35:06
probably one of my favorite songs This is the song00:35:07
Camry 3.5 I'll tell you honestly I'll tell you it00:35:11
I just drove too much today00:35:13
I listened again and thought what a [ __ ]00:35:15
just by the way you know why Because00:35:17
this is not a song about you and not a song about00:35:19
love, that is, it’s like that Quite00:35:22
independent story Telling not00:35:24
detailed but at the same time I am very00:35:26
I can imagine it well in my head. It's00:35:28
some kind of boyish drama00:35:30
and to me it’s like, it’s not super typical00:35:33
for your creativity I really like it00:35:34
I was very attracted and I have a story00:35:36
purely this is short but I know it seems to me00:35:39
and I'm telling you I told you00:35:41
talk about the deaf-mute00:35:43
want to tell you00:35:45
In short, I have the following situation00:35:47
birthday Give Damn I you I have I00:35:51
I keep telling the same things over and over again00:35:52
okay my grandfather is the same as my grandfather00:35:54
83 He every time we meet00:35:56
tells me the same stories00:35:58
I still get a kick out of them every time00:35:59
I say girl Tell me again In short00:36:01
It's my birthday, we're going with friends00:36:03
uh una- We already had a holiday We00:36:05
woke up met again big00:36:07
a group of 30-odd people drank there00:36:09
everyone sat down and went to Ozerki for00:36:11
public beach because I'm drunk00:36:12
I say I want to swim, this is right next to00:36:15
metro yes yes yes yes which is on the lakes I00:36:17
I say I want to swim, I want to go to the beach and00:36:19
For some reason it seemed to me that in the summer00:36:20
Saturday there's no one there So we're going00:36:23
everyone there is still quite drunk00:36:25
time like two or three hours wait B00:36:27
what year was it last year00:36:28
when everything was rebuilt there and we00:36:31
I come across this guys Let's go to00:36:34
business on normal Cars we00:36:35
called business and we come across00:36:36
deaf and dumb driver in short here I sit I00:36:39
I think since the driver is deaf he won’t wash it00:36:40
no matter what I'm listening to I'm playing a song00:36:42
Camry 3.5 I’ll leave it on repeat and we’ll get it00:36:45
go Kona plays probably 20 times you00:36:47
We were driving in a Camry No, we were driving in a BMW, so00:36:51
sitting next to me is my college who00:36:52
I just passed out because I was tired and00:36:55
drank too much and there's another sitting in front00:36:56
one of my friends who also passes out00:36:58
but he got seasick and at one point he00:37:01
traffic light tries to open the window but doesn't00:37:03
succeeds and begins to vomit violently and00:37:05
pukes torpedo door window you00:37:09
he's trying to lean out, the car is already on its way00:37:12
vomits on uh flies in vomit covers00:37:15
the car door is just some kind of hell nearby00:37:18
College is just sleeping with me00:37:20
deaf and dumb driver who knows nothing00:37:23
can say about this play00:37:25
Camry 3.5 is moving and we have to go for another 15 minutes00:37:29
I'm sitting I'm thinking what I'm starting00:37:32
correspond with the driver on the phone and00:37:35
write to him like Sorry please00:37:37
it was awkward and he answered very dryly00:37:39
He writes to me, maybe we’ll figure it out, I say00:37:42
how much money do I need for dry cleaning?00:37:44
I'm writing I'm sending and all this time00:37:46
a gang of boys are playing, he writes to me00:37:50
we'll come and see00:37:52
and in the end we kind of stop around00:37:56
McDonald's on Ozerki we all go out my00:37:58
this homie who threw up00:38:00
falls out of the car is still there00:38:01
plays Camry 3.5 Because I don't00:38:03
turned off bluetooth and he moves on00:38:06
So, in short, I threw him some money and that’s it00:38:10
but I remember it very much00:38:11
that I remembered this feeling of hopelessness00:38:13
that I'm drunk, I'm hot, I don't understand where00:38:15
I'm my friends in the cut All00:38:17
the car is covered in vomit and the driver with whom I am00:38:19
I can’t communicate normally with the soundtrack00:38:21
this is where to play the song Glory to Merle Yes and00:38:24
then spotifywep in 2021 I'm watching00:38:27
the most popular song to me with great00:38:29
off there Camry 3.5 you listened to this00:38:31
song I looked at the number of minutes and00:38:33
I wonder where I had so much time00:38:35
Thanks for the stream, not old super up to00:38:38
I still love her and I still have her00:38:40
playlist I listen to it and listen to it again like this00:38:42
actually returning to what we're talking about00:38:45
they spoke as if it was really enough00:38:46
there are a lot of depressive moods in this00:38:48
In these releases I would like to say about Camry00:38:51
you know why this song is good? On my00:38:52
I have an emotional narrative look00:38:55
most songs don't have that much00:38:57
words but I'm trying to capture some emotion00:39:01
I need these to be first of all00:39:03
so that it is an emotional attraction00:39:05
it's about performance and production and me00:39:09
it seems that Camry 3.5 is purely internal00:39:11
I was very impressed and there is00:39:14
some incredible energy and drama00:39:16
what happens when you listen00:39:18
Me and the cover Like it's so crazy but in00:39:22
basically evokes certain thoughts00:39:24
the fact that you as a whole are absolutely not00:39:25
person who is associated with00:39:27
gang wars and this one00:39:30
shrill almost homeless00:39:33
your vocals on the verse mom00:39:36
dad you know how00:39:38
song00:39:40
Well, for example, a look at the heart of pain00:39:43
looks at the sky the answer is the same00:39:46
feeling Oh well, like she I think that00:39:49
damn, by the way, I wanted to, uh, my friends, here you go00:39:52
uh Shot Game Every time in this00:39:55
the podcast uses the word identity you00:39:57
should drink let's see how much you00:39:59
hold on who told you about this00:40:01
I saw Kolya Redkin in00:40:03
telegram channel he posted there00:40:05
and wrote something like this so many times00:40:07
the word dentika sounded so guys00:40:09
you can post your results in00:40:10
comments this is what I think the latest00:40:13
a year and a half ago this song is [ __ ]00:40:14
what kind of densika do I have by the way?00:40:17
there is a separate comment on this00:40:19
about yes yes by the way yes back on00:40:23
background Well, it seems to me actually00:40:27
in fact, the essence is Well, like, if you evaluate it like that00:40:30
project Glory to measure Yes, that’s exactly it00:40:33
sad song This is the main thing00:40:36
I don’t know what kind of horse there is, conditionally00:40:37
song in my eyes today While I was driving00:40:39
I also listened to it and it’s powerful due to that00:40:43
that And there may be a few words Yes, but here00:40:47
this Mood is completely00:40:49
readable by the listener as much as possible00:40:51
it’s very strong, as you know, let’s say00:40:54
a song was coming out00:40:56
And the horse bride is like True Love and there00:41:00
when does it start like but00:41:04
and you immediately understand what it’s like00:41:07
you don't need to understand the problem here00:41:10
He doesn't need this whole track00:41:12
you can just release a promo for him and00:41:14
You’ll understand everything yourself with this track00:41:16
exactly the same That is, if the Camry 35 is like this00:41:18
more commercial I think00:41:20
thank the mayor this is not commercial00:41:21
such a sad wipe00:41:26
Here's a man who has two00:41:28
different opinions What do you think?00:41:31
you can formulate a question so that from where00:41:33
my question remains00:41:35
Where did so many come from?00:41:38
depressive moods and not here00:41:40
I'm ready to argue with you here too00:41:41
because in the same song for example00:41:43
eyes or song Again I wrote which00:41:45
became the first big hit they00:41:48
also depressive in their own way, but with00:41:50
this this seems to me this is a little different00:41:53
the kind of experience that's just in singles00:41:55
which you probably didn’t even release there00:41:57
I feel depressed I felt00:41:58
lostness That is, as if like this00:42:00
some search for something to cling to00:42:02
looking for some place of his own and he00:42:04
even in some songs that00:42:11
they don't talk about it directly00:42:14
equals therefore Well, that is, where is it from?00:42:17
but if we are talking about that period there00:42:19
everything was obvious, that is, I don’t think that00:42:21
this is all mine throughout00:42:24
discography00:42:25
specifically with this one with there uh two here00:42:29
twenty-one twenty-one dash 2200:42:31
almost to the album itself00:42:33
which just came out look very good00:42:36
there was a lot of things, that is, there00:42:39
Yes, listen, there were obvious problems00:42:42
which I was not ready for00:42:45
great work00:42:47
tough Medica many advertisers you00:42:50
you understand what you need to keep00:42:53
make some investment in your future00:42:57
there00:42:58
buy an apartment and so on you start00:43:01
work and in parallel Do you think about00:43:04
your creative path about what you need00:43:06
need to do A after work which00:43:09
are recruiting00:43:11
listening, you think how not to sit down00:43:13
into a puddle and you're trying to navigate00:43:16
some old achievements of yours00:43:17
you are trying to work according to a template like this00:43:21
this doesn't lead to anything good00:43:24
I fell into such a trap, I'm still there00:43:26
the antidepressant was sitting like that that's why00:43:28
so yes, actually it’s not surprising that00:43:30
it can be traced what is there what is there00:43:32
songs run through like this00:43:35
mood That's it, finished the course Yes00:43:38
it's no secret and it's just that it's very funny00:43:42
interestingly echoes the conversation about00:43:44
identity because what is it anyway?00:43:45
dentic is, well, identity Yes, in fact00:43:48
answer to the question thank you factual answer00:43:51
to question a00:43:54
regarding work what is it why is it00:43:57
unique why is it different that is00:44:00
in fact, it’s a matter of finding your own00:44:02
I'm like my own place if you like00:44:04
would be immersed in the issue of identity00:44:06
actual creativity or creativity00:44:07
in general it's kind of like this00:44:10
perhaps besso for a metaphor of one's own00:44:13
creative search regarding Togo00:44:15
like who am I between these super guys00:44:18
media hits in the hundreds00:44:20
millions of views and that music there00:44:22
what do you want to do00:44:24
now it has become easier somehow, of course I00:44:28
released the album I wanted to release00:44:30
who was afraid to let out00:44:32
actually something real just happened00:44:35
events for me this year The main thing00:44:38
this is what happened after five months00:44:41
release00:44:42
release, you know how else it’s done strangely00:44:46
I have weeks to write to you00:44:47
some kind of release You have a week to do it00:44:49
to whistle it and two weeks on00:44:51
promotions everything else you're like a squirrel00:44:53
you're running on the wheel you're running you're running00:44:54
At the same time, you also shoot videos there00:44:56
YouTube something like that Well, from the point of view00:44:58
systematicity that allows you00:45:00
live and feel normal00:45:02
good, but from the point of view of creation Well00:45:05
disgusting disgusting because00:45:07
when you release releases for five months00:45:08
releases You don’t have time to comprehend00:45:11
you just sort of close the tasks. That’s it00:45:14
some moment, in my opinion, after Free00:45:16
Fire we had an advertising collaboration00:45:20
something hit me hard, you know00:45:23
like a train rushing along with a big one00:45:25
crashed into a concrete wall at speed and00:45:27
such a stop now you have to think that00:45:29
in general what happens to me is what after00:45:32
there will be little left for me at all in my opinion00:45:35
it's not particularly exciting and it brings00:45:37
such a story where are you 5 months00:45:38
you just release releases that don’t work00:45:40
not with whom you don't feel00:45:43
connections not connections not reflections which00:45:46
They don’t respond to you at all. Here at the beginning00:45:50
years ago I00:45:52
I see there are couples guy Egor flaps00:45:56
here he is Egor00:46:00
with the author of the channel Syenduk Egor said Egor00:46:05
and Egor from the Egor channel including us00:46:09
we start seeing him and he tells me00:46:11
starts showing different artists00:46:13
foreign starts getting tougher there00:46:16
talk about Thaler about Kani about00:46:18
Kendrick about mastodons in general00:46:21
some about prophets and we start with him00:46:24
discuss things that haven't been done before00:46:26
discussed about directors about Cast00:46:29
producers about brass knuckles there writers00:46:32
sikamod there is a list and 40 people and so on00:46:35
further I understand that they are absolutely on00:46:38
another level and it's very interesting00:46:40
the same one as Tyler00:46:42
the last album is coming out let's assume00:46:45
he came out which was inspired by which00:46:49
inspired00:46:51
stylistic travels around Europe00:46:55
he is releasing an album which is designed in00:46:57
Uniform style he has his own brand Leo00:46:59
Ler he released an incredible suitcase00:47:01
also which stylistically matches00:47:03
this whole concept00:47:05
incredible teasers music videos00:47:07
clips with very cool I understand that everything00:47:10
you know, it’s just conceptually designed00:47:12
in the same style and you this album with No00:47:16
you can't confuse others just by the sound00:47:17
because he has00:47:21
sound but he knows who he is, it’s like what he is00:47:24
wants to do and something starts in me00:47:27
light up00:47:29
I don't want to keep track of time at all00:47:32
this thought came to me, I usually look at00:47:33
I don't want any hints right now00:47:36
and that's it And I started writing an album and00:47:44
Egor he curated the album He makes me very00:47:48
helped a lot And how is the music What is his role00:47:51
can be described It's hard00:47:52
explain to me first of all he00:47:56
was very inspiring because00:47:58
he's incredibly insightful, he's very00:48:00
showed a lot of new music and new00:48:03
There are a lot of details in the clips in general.00:48:06
suggested which ones you can turn to00:48:08
attention and of course the most important thing is00:48:11
probably moral support because00:48:14
at some point00:48:17
periodically you begin to believe in00:48:21
she can shake herself and you00:48:24
you feel terrible in some kind of tilt00:48:26
and I call him00:48:34
Relax, this track is straight00:48:36
bomb look I'm talking about you and I00:48:39
I showed it to 15 people and they all said00:48:41
just meat everything Relax Dude you're everything00:48:44
no wonder what you're going through00:48:46
Now00:48:47
at your place00:48:50
You are changing the development vector now in00:48:53
in your creativity you try something new for00:48:55
yourself sound Dude, you did the same thing for two years and00:48:57
it's no wonder what you're going through00:48:58
you're doing a super great job00:49:00
Dude I'm proud of you everything will be fine00:49:03
ok let's work eat what don't write00:49:05
and he made me like very, very much00:49:07
supported simply in this regard00:49:09
if it weren't for Yegorushka then there would be an album00:49:12
maybe it didn’t come out at all, that’s it00:49:16
wrote wrote wrote very glad that00:49:20
gathered around a lot00:49:22
We have incredibly talented people00:49:25
In general, in Russia there are very, very many00:49:28
dudes from the creative field who00:49:30
they make things much cooler than in the west00:49:32
I absolutely agree with this because00:49:35
Well, the problem is that many of them either00:49:39
vegetate somewhere in the jobs that they00:49:41
absolutely not needed, that is, many00:49:42
really talented00:49:44
and people, for example, I don’t know, are filming00:49:46
some stuffy commercial stuff Well then00:49:49
commercial advertisements are stuffy and there's more00:49:52
I don’t know what they’re doing there, they’re writing music00:49:54
for jings personally Well, that is, there are many00:49:58
just doing some work00:49:59
because they can’t fit it in successfully00:50:02
your talent to reach some00:50:04
level of monetization to be trivial00:50:05
enough for food and there to close their00:50:07
There are therefore a lot of needs00:50:09
really talented people are exhausted00:50:11
in the execution of commercial orders00:50:12
which they themselves are interested in and in00:50:14
which they are not revealed at all00:50:15
just because it’s right Yes it’s necessary00:50:18
something to eat something to eat but00:50:21
there are these, probably not yet00:50:24
again very very popular00:50:26
thing but no well not many people can00:50:29
highlight the spider he is one of a kind00:50:31
one who already has a hook for him, and00:50:35
he's incredible00:50:38
42 probably Okay00:50:41
yeah, he's a grown man and he doesn't lose it00:50:43
grip because he has it with him all the time00:50:46
the brightest minds are working here00:50:48
the story about how desperate it was at three o'clock00:50:50
call at night Hello it's the end00:50:54
You have an hour and a half to sketch00:50:57
sketch of a sneaker you can't handle00:51:02
incredible And I realized that I just threw it00:51:04
like you didn’t understand the reference It’s shorter00:51:07
when do you remember it was burning on all-terrain vehicles00:51:09
Sherpa like this I don’t remember this00:51:12
I think God made them, God forbid00:51:14
whether Ukrainian or Belarusian dudes and00:51:16
there it really is, I read the history of it and00:51:18
there really is such a situation that00:51:20
they call at night just on his phone00:51:22
lifts him up and says hello this is the end he00:51:24
says what? Well, you know, like in the spirit of like00:51:26
here's a holiday [ __ ] this is Kanye West I'm sending00:51:30
Jet is behind you in short, I’ll fly there to00:51:32
We'll be communicating in Paris now, and guess what?00:51:34
you sleep at night like visit sit I00:51:37
I just thought you were talking about a different story00:51:39
because I recently heard from my homie00:51:41
Scania also works there for you00:51:43
buddies Well there yes there and in short there was00:51:49
story I'll be like you in 15 years00:51:53
minutes00:51:56
does he have a straight line00:51:58
broadcast where he stands in front of the camera00:52:00
that's how I put it on top of it00:52:03
voice in 15 minutes So I speak00:52:08
him all the influencers all the dudes from00:52:09
creative environment pray because00:52:11
they understand that, well, like Kani gathered around00:52:12
themselves Castes of dudes who understand00:52:15
art and fashion and I like it00:52:17
approach to00:52:20
creating new things, that is, this is it00:52:22
the story about how he opened his00:52:24
brand if I'm not mistaken it is00:52:28
he worked in a fashion house for00:52:31
for a year before I opened my00:52:34
brand Yes, he had an internship like00:52:37
brand just not done no00:52:41
it turned out that it was Louis Vuit and they were Fendi00:52:44
worked together with Virgio And then00:52:47
roughly speaking, it couldn’t be00:52:50
director of Louis Vuitton that's what00:52:53
question went to study Thanks to the video with00:52:56
skills channel what am I00:53:00
this is inspiring, not like this at all00:53:04
in short Despite the fact that now00:53:06
happens to be a scanevest for what it is like00:53:08
would00:53:11
Well, I don’t know, I think he’s powerfully crazy00:53:14
and I don't understand people who are like00:53:15
you understand, you can do as much as you want00:53:17
condemn a person for what he says00:53:19
not everything he says first [ __ ]00:53:20
Kanye West is not00:53:22
political social Expert envelope00:53:25
Yes, as if the designers are a musician I heard00:53:28
more strange statements from musicians00:53:30
and who are there in all seriousness00:53:32
they tell me I don’t know about the flat earth00:53:34
something else about something else00:53:36
energy fields esotericism dudes this00:53:39
people musicians no matter what what00:53:41
no matter what [ __ ] he says, he cannot be devalued00:53:42
how he changed his approach to how he changed00:53:46
music how he changed the approach to work00:53:48
over music approach to working on things00:53:50
It also seems to me that it’s more likely the director00:53:52
there's like, here he is, he just takes an idea and00:53:55
recruits people who can do it00:53:57
implement locally and easily00:53:59
directing to build it Although of course00:54:01
he has strange ones there, I don’t remember what he is00:54:03
when Don finished writing she had a video of him00:54:05
sitting in some huge hangar there00:54:08
project and Blade Runner is on it00:54:11
2049 with Gosling comes out with a quest and says00:54:14
I watch it on repeat all day long00:54:15
just sits there on repeat all day00:54:17
watching one movie in the hangar for the project00:54:19
huge kinky00:54:22
creators00:54:23
Then the question is how many people worked00:54:26
above here above the album Tuzik00:54:30
I attracted very talented producers00:54:34
I want to highlight Kostya kidfor I don’t know00:54:38
do you know00:54:40
in general Kostya Kitfor is a Kazakh Very00:54:45
talented of00:54:47
any Kazakh this is the truth This is the truth I00:54:50
I was recently in Almaty and there were Dudes there00:54:52
called for 100 DOS and they know there00:54:55
there was a time when they released none00:54:57
not including the track like dude don't judge00:55:00
strictly This is my first track I'm listening to00:55:03
sounds very good you know my first00:55:06
the track was terrible and they have both Flow and00:55:09
musically and they all sing cool that is00:55:11
really incredible the prince is also very cool00:55:14
In general, Kazakhs are crazy Kazakhs00:55:18
crazy really absolutely from point to point00:55:20
In terms of music, it’s just shorter than Ford bushes00:55:23
four invited different guitarists from Second00:55:28
Second Swag Child bonset and also Adam00:55:33
Grady helped finish the last song00:55:35
that's all about music because00:55:40
Look I didn't attract a lot of people00:55:42
producers because00:55:45
I have a sound identity for the album built00:55:50
to use a Roland synthesizer00:55:52
upiter 6 and electric guitars and not everyone00:55:55
there is this synthesizer to help me00:55:57
make this authentic sound00:56:00
so let me ask you a question as a layman with00:56:02
from a sound point of view because somehow00:56:04
he did not test himself as an ordinary person in00:56:05
rap I'm just as common in00:56:07
san-producing why this rolland00:56:09
Exactly why he is so good is amazing00:56:12
that you are building the entire identity of the release00:56:14
around the use of one00:56:16
tool which is my philistine00:56:18
point of view Well, it's like a synthesizer00:56:20
he just makes sounds why exactly00:56:23
this is absolutely a cult thing00:56:26
synthesizer on which very much00:56:29
used very, very many places and it00:56:32
Can you give examples just so I can00:56:35
I understand why this microphone is iconic00:56:36
shure sm7 B For example, I'm like Jackson00:56:39
wrote that the old one wrote sent to the old one00:56:42
any Kids was writing the album Blood schugar00:56:44
Sex magics groups Well, like Modern00:56:49
Talking uses a synthesizer00:56:51
rappers to use in my opinion 50 cents00:56:53
used I think traviscot still00:56:55
use well, it’s generally in short not00:56:56
discussed because Mike Dean is behind the synth00:56:59
responsible and he used it anyway00:57:01
I know his Jupiter 8 is even more00:57:04
cooler model than Jupiter 6, listen00:57:07
It's hard to explain00:57:11
This is an old analog synthesizer00:57:13
who is 40 years old and00:57:18
at that moment in time when the producers00:57:21
use only plugins00:57:24
how to take digital sound from analog00:57:28
synthesizer that makes [ __ ]00:57:30
warm sound it's very very cool He00:57:34
much denser much more energy in00:57:38
him I think that again the average man of this00:57:40
won't notice but00:57:42
the sound of the synths there is simply incredible00:57:45
some But this is really00:57:47
is there or does it turn into conversation and00:57:49
you know about the warm tube sound00:57:51
not just a shower but what? Well, you know me00:57:54
about the warm tube sound it’s pretty00:57:55
old actually on the Internet But what00:57:57
supposedly00:57:59
audiophiles sit and are like this00:58:02
if you use these wires for00:58:04
switching the sound is somehow worse00:58:07
Yes, everything special should be and is there00:58:10
some micro nuances that make00:58:12
this sound is unique you listen to00:58:13
Yes, everything seems to be the same. Look at the audio.00:58:15
geek is not a rival at all Me too00:58:18
I can’t identify myself at all00:58:20
professional I'm just diving00:58:21
For example, I’m immersed in a synthesizer00:58:24
I don’t know many things that concern00:58:25
sound engineering to me I'm more than sure00:58:29
that people who do for example00:58:33
by producing they will definitely be able to understand00:58:35
that this sound is alive, that it has a soul00:58:38
you know there are all sorts of sounds like00:58:40
there are some other clicks, background noise for me00:58:44
it seems like it's on there00:58:46
on some wiring the dust just burns in00:58:48
moment of recording and this gives the sound00:58:52
some new charm that you are on mine00:58:54
look, for example, you cannot compare with00:58:56
many guys listened to the album00:59:00
give an association that it looks like there00:59:02
either on the map or on the rage topic there00:59:04
type Miss and Rage three periods and map but00:59:08
It seems to me that this is absolutely00:59:11
completely different sound, I understand about00:59:14
what they say that is the speech topic with00:59:16
powerful chords make it clear everything00:59:18
As for the sound, it's completely different00:59:21
the emotion of listening here is much greater00:59:24
In short, an analog synthesizer gives00:59:26
much more energy is it needed00:59:28
listen It's hard to explain You're just00:59:29
do you feel that00:59:31
something else something else what is it00:59:34
sounds different here00:59:36
See this for the question about identity, but in00:59:40
in a broader sense, what you're saying is00:59:42
in fact00:59:45
the world perceives you as a rapper but00:59:48
you yourself say that you are not into rap00:59:50
immersed I don't know it seems to me it00:59:51
from rotation to playlists in general Well, you see00:59:54
still there seems to be some00:59:55
categorization Even the same playlists they00:59:57
at least there's any music now01:00:00
they record it like rap is great That's what I mean01:00:03
that Well, it’s still in the public consciousness01:00:05
if you ask people who Slava is01:00:06
Glory to the mayor Yes, this is the rapper, this is it01:00:09
a performer who seems to be very close01:00:11
rap genre that works with others01:00:13
famous dudes from the rap genre who01:00:15
actually also a rapper and so on, but you01:00:18
at the same time you say that there is rap culture there01:00:20
you are not immersed and neither are you01:00:23
perceived as a beatmaker01:00:25
musician But you also say that01:00:26
audiogi there for example you are not01:00:30
you feel on the same level01:00:33
then this is a broad question about Who01:00:36
Who are you Slava01:00:40
but it’s hard to be categorical here. Well01:00:43
who do you see yourself as?01:00:47
Listening I don’t know Well, the truth is very01:00:49
tough question but I just do things01:00:52
I hope that01:00:54
I'm doing01:00:56
creativity And that there is some kind of01:01:00
art to me01:01:01
I don’t know, but it’s true. This is the division into01:01:04
categories as genres in general as a genre in01:01:07
music very very peculiar division01:01:12
I'm just shorter01:01:16
we talked at our place, there was a podcast01:01:18
which I'm still waiting for when it comes out we01:01:21
talked to Arthur kangi you him01:01:22
you probably know the one with the Lego little boy01:01:25
but which to the angel actually which01:01:26
Arthur's friend and so on, he and I are the same01:01:29
we do a lot of producing and we01:01:30
they talked a lot about him01:01:32
producing he told me this thing01:01:34
which is the shortest for an artist01:01:38
really like that01:01:39
chief and01:01:43
the most important way to achieve success01:01:47
some kind, that is, not situational when01:01:50
you just shot01:01:51
permanent is to understand and be able to01:01:55
explain to people who you are, that is, he01:01:58
really spoke Formulate in three01:02:00
in words who are you like what is your music01:02:05
that is, what are you what is yours01:02:08
music Formulate it in one way01:02:10
a sentence or three words briefly01:02:12
so it's clear And you'll screw it up01:02:16
everyone just look at everyone like super01:02:19
successful artists start We can01:02:21
take Here he gave me how approximately01:02:22
100 female for example he says Who is she01:02:24
Dasha is an Instagram woman, well at that time yes it is01:02:28
rap big ass scandals all people have01:02:33
instant association they know that01:02:35
they will get it when they turn it on they know01:02:37
those who want it know where to get it01:02:40
come Thaler for the creator why the [ __ ] am I01:02:43
Recently, in short, I was driving in Sapsan and01:02:45
listened to Tyler's first two albums01:02:47
who are fast and goblin and pretty01:02:51
strange music To be honest Especially01:02:52
Considering that quickly more than 10 years he01:02:55
sounds pretty strange it's just 1501:02:57
rap tracks with slow instrumentals01:03:00
where he just piles on01:03:01
piles up some Leopards yes01:03:05
And at the same time, well, his new works01:03:06
for example, there's an album by Eiger, it's pretty good01:03:10
very different from this01:03:12
Tyler has been steadily growing in popularity since01:03:15
album Goblin with the Yankers So he is01:03:17
continues to be popular Why Because01:03:19
that’s exactly the identity in it01:03:21
[ __ ] real Like everyone knows who he is01:03:24
then here he is Tyler for the Creator01:03:26
he's weird, musical and he's evil, yeah01:03:30
low voice like bam bam bam bam01:03:32
Here's ay the dent is formed for me01:03:36
so it was interesting to know how you are01:03:38
look at yourself I can tell01:03:41
old Glory Mayorl because I have01:03:42
there was this definition in my head01:03:44
trapbit together with the stage and01:03:48
ethnicity that is01:03:51
motives and stories understandable to everyone01:03:54
which are close to a wide audience in01:03:58
together with01:04:00
good ethnic meals this is01:04:04
old words now after01:04:07
reconversion I think I have01:04:11
just two phrases in my head here01:04:14
alternative experimental sound01:04:16
alternative quality01:04:18
Experimental sound and strong01:04:20
community this is something for me01:04:22
I wanted to Tell me about your website project01:04:25
which01:04:27
But you have01:04:30
Are you talking about Euroton? Yes, that’s not mine.01:04:33
This is my account originally but not mine01:04:35
project wait I gave the account to my sidekick01:04:39
you got it, I missed this one altogether01:04:43
moment01:04:44
This was my second account on Instagram.01:04:47
just who posted some01:04:49
funny so you understand why01:04:51
I'm asking because I recently had Well01:04:52
relatively recently there like within01:04:55
month, one of my friends asked A01:04:56
why Slava Merlot like he’s releasing01:04:58
synth album Why is it for this Why01:05:00
he then made a website project where he01:05:02
also like synth music. Well, that is, how01:05:04
I wish I had a buddy who's tough01:05:08
was burning with ideas to make a virtual one01:05:10
character and try to bring out01:05:18
we have little little In Russia it was01:05:21
virtual characters we have there01:05:23
Glucose Mr. Freeman that is, what is it01:05:26
same virtual character I can't I01:05:29
in short, how I found out when I found out that Mr.01:05:31
Freeman This is Vadim Demchok I can’t take it anymore01:05:33
to break away from this I now imagine01:05:34
all the time the doctor will buy mana, I understand01:05:37
where to go what does this say and I01:05:39
I can imagine how he looks in this blue one01:05:40
[ __ ] sits like this society society this01:05:44
purulent abscess on the body of the planet01:05:49
need to gorillas in the west I'm May in Asia01:05:52
Miku Hudson That's who there is in the world and people01:05:57
was very eager to do01:05:59
try a virtual character01:06:01
do this in Russia at a different level with01:06:05
cool arrangements with cool motives01:06:07
I helped him write this album he01:06:12
I thought I had this account in01:06:14
Instagram Let me never tell him And that's all He01:06:17
there I also started thinking about visual01:06:18
identity01:06:19
It works in tandem with01:06:23
discord and they are just crazy01:06:25
the clips are very cool01:06:27
proud look back then to01:06:30
your own album who else01:06:31
worked on it who else is worth it you know01:06:34
what you want to say you want to say01:06:36
about the visual part and will be released soon01:06:41
and this is incredible merchandise I won't be there01:06:46
tell what things are but01:06:48
this is probably the most01:06:51
the coolest merchandise ever01:06:54
I had I worked with I don’t know if it’s possible01:06:58
to tell or not With Gleb Kostin I01:07:00
I'm actually a big fan of his, I follow him01:07:03
from his brand Bohemia Leningrad Here I am01:07:07
I remember by the way that he often likes you01:07:09
appeared I really like it Although I have01:07:12
there is not a single thing from them but to me01:07:13
I liked being subscribed to them too01:07:15
loved watching them do it01:07:17
Although at the same time it seemed to me that this01:07:19
absolutely commercially unsuccessful story01:07:21
Well, that is, it doesn't look like something01:07:24
can bring a lot of money for example01:07:25
it always looked like something01:07:27
art project and implementation of your own01:07:30
there was a lot of creativity in the first place01:07:33
when they released the chair chair in the form01:07:35
letters01:07:36
It was very cool it was really01:07:38
really good and like they don’t have everything01:07:40
photo shoots clothes Damn, in short, I remember01:07:44
when I first saw something01:07:46
I was impressed by Bohemians, they had me01:07:50
I just saw a healthy ring on which01:07:52
something unclear I wouldn’t have seen something else01:07:54
healthy ring your two people are not there either01:07:57
not this one that had something incomprehensible on it01:07:58
it looked so cool so aggressive I01:08:01
I didn’t understand what was there but I really liked it01:08:02
I wanted to and then I looked at him01:08:04
I don’t remember in detail whether it’s a relief01:08:07
Are these fishermen or some kind of fishermen?01:08:08
bathing people but in general something that01:08:11
this is not exactly what I wanted to get01:08:13
I wanted a cool ring I was like this What01:08:14
fishermen, I really look closely and there, well01:08:17
like a huge ring and a relief on top where01:08:19
the men are just sitting there, I think they're going to [ __ ] go crazy01:08:21
in the form of this very column I want01:08:26
with a kiss is also a great ring damn01:08:28
let me even show it now I want it01:08:31
throw in uh my experience tells me that01:08:34
need to work on creativity with people01:08:36
who you're a fan of01:08:38
this is a very simple idea but it is not yet01:08:41
never let me down01:08:45
it's just like01:08:47
The men who are sitting Friends Friends01:08:51
Ring calls the dog there even Damn very01:08:53
super That's super creative talented01:08:58
the dude is just truly a world person01:09:01
absolutely level, I'm glad to know him01:09:05
very proud and he has incredible01:09:08
clothing and we are in the production of merchandise01:09:13
done01:09:15
they took the patterns there01:09:18
famous cool things and made amash on01:09:23
some iconic silhouettes maybe01:09:25
give an example But then it will be clear01:09:27
what's there01:09:29
Well, if you want, we'll cut it out, then I'll01:09:31
I'm curious when it will be released approximately I01:09:34
I think very soon Well01:09:37
let's just tell you if there's anything01:09:39
come on, well, then in short we can01:09:41
discuss01:09:45
there you know Ralph Lauren with a teddy bear01:09:49
iconic sweater01:09:51
Do not understand01:09:56
but I understood everything01:09:59
Tuzik will be there01:10:02
is there some more01:10:05
sweatshirt which is from 2004 in my opinion01:10:10
A01:10:12
archival vintage item is very cool01:10:15
they had a sweatshirt and we did it again01:10:18
according to the patterns there they made amash on01:10:22
The print that was Rafa in 2004 and us01:10:25
made a toy Tuzik with a voice01:10:29
module inside01:10:31
you press there and there01:10:33
one song is playing, that is, there it is again01:10:37
same visual identity material01:10:39
items a lot of work has been done01:10:40
and I'm glad that I'm working on this01:10:43
project with such talented people01:10:44
who can do literally anything01:10:46
thing materially that's the only thing01:10:49
I’ll probably say that the dog should have been right there01:10:51
throw in this toy even earlier01:10:53
so that it just appears to someone and01:10:55
can you imagine this song playing there?01:10:57
I was hoping that I would come today with01:11:01
a sweater and a dog but haven't arrived yet01:11:04
Let things be done Let things be done01:11:09
what's interesting Tell us about the game and01:11:11
I'm sure you talked about this on01:11:13
in the register I guess Well, since I am her01:11:15
haven't watched Make it small for me01:11:17
excursion Tuzik is my children's toy01:11:19
my parents gave it to me when I was 5 years old01:11:22
I'm still with me And I just remember01:11:25
when I was severely depressed, these01:11:28
all releases are one of the turning points01:11:31
for me it was when I went to bed I had01:11:32
it was a disgusting day, I just had a whole01:11:34
the day was spent worrying about these releases01:11:36
everyone and thought about the vector of creativity and I01:11:40
I fell asleep and looked, I was hugging Tuzik01:11:44
I started looking at it and I realized that01:11:48
I already do this automatically, that I01:11:50
I'm just so used to it now01:11:52
and started to accelerate01:11:54
I've had him for 15 years already and he01:11:59
I found everything that I had, everything01:12:02
in general, all personal growth and all the most01:12:07
all the brightest events that have01:12:10
I was in fact as if01:12:12
some chronicler So I realized what it was01:12:16
such an important character in my life01:12:19
that I see him Quite on the cover01:12:21
just know how to return after01:12:24
commercial string of singles to the very01:12:27
I see it in myself01:12:29
I thought there was a certain association01:12:32
it would be correct to name from the name itself01:12:34
but not an album in the sense of a toy I don’t remember01:12:38
my parents said Tuzik is our faithful one01:12:40
Travel companion I think it's very cute they are he01:12:44
like this is probably not a one-off01:12:46
the toy did not float up the toy Well, sort of01:12:48
Surely there must be other people there01:12:51
Russia Surely someone has no01:12:53
wrote so far with this about this No01:12:55
no one posted yet no one tagged01:12:57
interesting, drop Stopudovo I think01:12:59
that there are enough aces of faithful fellow travelers01:13:02
in our country from abroad01:13:04
so Share even if you forgot01:13:07
somewhere in the country then bring him back01:13:09
and Give a little warmth to this toy01:13:11
it will be nice to throw off your aces01:13:15
Tuzik Challenge steel drops strange01:13:19
the name is I understand I understand that01:13:21
she's weird but that's why she's beautiful01:13:23
but I think that this has its own kind of01:13:26
this makes sense, this has its own meaning01:13:28
the point is that she is even something like that01:13:29
awkward And you're not expecting it in the first place01:13:32
for a Russian person Clear type for01:13:35
dude from the CIS01:13:41
this is firstly and secondly you don’t expect from01:13:43
album with that name, that sound01:13:45
who is there And there are very, very many01:13:47
For example, aggressive sound, but that's all01:13:50
still quite a small album01:13:52
big because I looked01:13:53
track list how long it is less than 20 minutes01:13:56
largely for some reason01:13:58
according to the international standard this is a bishop01:14:00
rather I understand but I have it here01:14:02
there were certain goals in working on it01:14:04
I wanted you to turn it on here01:14:08
so that the audition is within the framework01:14:10
album so you can include the whole01:14:13
playlist and you That's how the question would be asked01:14:14
simple and constantly changing01:14:16
mood to01:14:19
Crap01:14:21
I'm bored of listening to releases I'm bored of these01:14:25
there are three choruses 2 verses I'm bored01:14:28
it's incredible that the most offensive thing is that01:14:30
there is no development in the instrumental You01:14:32
you know me there are theories you know why01:14:33
the track platinum and fool became successful because01:14:36
that their identity is united is not01:14:39
empty words there is Dora with her01:14:41
punk rock such a shellfish01:14:44
there is a dress on your blaze and01:14:48
The production is super high quality and beat01:14:53
allows them to open up in their own way01:14:54
style like at home and in the end01:14:56
get that's just the quintessence of them01:14:58
styles and that's why this work is perfect in01:15:01
Russia It seems to me that no one does01:15:03
interesting collaborations It’s more likely01:15:05
exception when there is really Sorry01:15:07
when there is01:15:09
when the cool production was made01:15:12
work Besides, this is interesting01:15:14
listen It seems to me that there is still a lot here01:15:16
plays strongly what platinum dor is01:15:18
in fact they are very01:15:20
air characters like01:15:22
existing parallel to reality01:15:24
because platinum I'm not familiar with01:15:25
Robert but he also looks like01:15:27
for its genre, as it were, enough01:15:29
such a kind of muscular yes And01:15:32
such as to say consumer but01:15:36
he looks strange, agree that he01:15:38
looks weird I think it's01:15:40
looks like anime Persians Well, yes, and him01:15:42
and it is necessary. So he has such air01:15:44
he creates such moods with his sound01:15:48
the universe, here again the Circle and with its01:15:49
music this is worlds Here it is again01:15:52
anyway thinks about musical teeth01:15:54
how is his release formatted?01:15:55
stylistically in sound and visually it is01:15:57
very cool and you're diving right in fifth01:15:59
The circle is just so deep01:16:04
album According to his mood, he really is like that01:16:07
anime staff is like such a prince01:16:10
this is an important question and the fifth circle or with01:16:15
his music01:16:16
They are different and cannot be compared. But if01:16:18
if you were at gunpoint01:16:20
They said it’s like, we’ll kill you, choose01:16:28
probably sushi is more important to me than honey mushrooms Krug01:16:31
But I'm not talking about any01:16:33
musicality I'm talking about what I have01:16:34
with it is associated with time more closely01:16:37
than socusic I have more memories and01:16:40
more of some internal drama01:16:42
inside about this album because01:16:44
that I associate it with moving01:16:46
to Moscow and this is like for me01:16:47
a new part of the world opens where I am there01:16:50
I actually feel very lost01:16:52
I'm listening to the track there's a lamba that looks like someone01:16:55
Valentina or by chance generally track track01:16:58
it's a coincidence01:17:00
two years in a row one of the most01:17:02
tracks I listen to in general01:17:04
Spotify is very weird but damn me01:17:06
I just would also choose the fifth circle on01:17:08
actually because Well, it seems to me that01:17:10
in short, he seems to01:17:12
much more independent because01:17:14
type01:17:16
Music here he is with Dora Actually how01:17:19
as if he completely blocked the influence and01:17:21
influence of almost the entire album To01:17:23
there were all concentrated in01:17:24
mainly on the fact that it appeared01:17:26
some super tricky real one01:17:27
It was constantly sounding from everywhere01:17:30
The fifth Circle constantly reminded me of myself01:17:32
seems to be a plus I love probably more01:17:34
tragic music, this is the fifth Circle01:17:36
such a sick mood well out01:17:38
the title comes from the cover it sets01:17:41
like, well, Moscow wipe for me01:17:44
it seems like it's like the future01:17:46
dear sadness Yes people have money01:17:48
they still suffer there, I understand01:17:51
what are you talking about and it’s still heavy01:17:53
I associate music with the pump01:17:56
Bentley that got stuck in Novosibirsk01:17:59
he went off-road just when01:18:01
we decided to go to the quarry in a Bentley01:18:04
and they got stuck and I think I even wrote it in the story01:18:06
frame where01:18:07
I came out there like 3 days ago and I’m filming01:18:11
how we drive a tow truck and ourselves and01:18:14
the track with the bad guy plays me01:18:17
I really liked it. It's just Music.01:18:19
good album just a different mood01:18:21
Just01:18:22
I realized that pour what01:18:26
I wanted to give him some more01:18:30
ease and light atmosphere01:18:32
because honey mushrooms are large He is so well01:18:35
here Dora and Platino both look like me01:18:37
I say these anime characters are real01:18:39
just an anime crossover how cool is that01:18:42
again, every artist creates create01:18:45
around me I kiss the whole universe again01:18:48
sound01:18:49
Visual Dentistry You know what01:18:52
They're probably just sitting there like, Listen, I, I01:18:55
I understand that I'm old, this is a joke01:18:59
jokes there is no problem01:19:01
using the word adentic is like ahh01:19:03
the word eclectic is there 2 years ago or01:19:06
a year ago, also constantly what I started talking about01:19:08
think I01:19:09
I was so inspired by it all that I01:19:12
I went to the so-called consultation -01:19:14
this is asian international01:19:17
who knows if it's right to combine these two01:19:20
words Well no well like international what01:19:22
this is the place where several meet01:19:24
Asian peoples are still even Asians01:19:25
quite a lot shorter international01:19:28
the forum that was called the consultation I01:19:30
prepared a 40-minute speech on01:19:33
about visual sound identity01:19:35
I took everything apart there because01:19:37
I think people need to shout about01:19:38
this is just for this01:19:41
so that including us as listeners01:19:44
the audience would be more interested in all this01:19:46
watch this performance you can find me01:19:49
I think it’s just cool on YouTube01:19:51
that interrupted But it's quite big01:19:53
it's amazing that there's so much of this01:19:54
little attention Yes, but I'm like that01:19:56
I haven't heard of this, although I think it is01:19:58
Quite an information point because it’s not like that01:19:59
a lot of dude musicians perform with01:20:02
some serious reports on01:20:03
big events I know about there01:20:06
what I told you about Baby01:20:08
Kima sound dental for me share01:20:10
there are two parts for the producer's money and01:20:14
on dentic three on dentic execution01:20:17
and on the identity on01:20:20
sound engineering identity A production01:20:23
it's clear from the execution it's clear01:20:26
corporate style of execution is exactly the same01:20:27
as the main thing on such Babushkinskaya01:20:29
manner and sound engineering is a thing on01:20:33
which no one pays attention to there01:20:35
gave an example about Baby Kim Here he has01:20:38
there are two last albums where he already01:20:40
found myself by the sound And before that if01:20:41
listen to his old releases on which01:20:43
not very well okay which not so much01:20:47
they shot it sounds like it was in the eighteenth01:20:50
the year or seventeenth this was released01:20:53
it sounds like Lil Pump01:20:55
super super secondary and that is01:20:59
yes, but at the same time Kendrick straited him on01:21:02
latest releases are not related or one with01:21:03
to others I think Kendrick is like a dad01:21:06
I just told him a lot of things right there01:21:08
the approach itself is very important That’s it01:21:10
look I need to pick one for you01:21:12
the right microphone for you need01:21:14
you need to choose the right preamp01:21:17
It would be advisable to work with a sound engineer01:21:20
your signature sound in order to01:21:22
your voice began to sparkle with new colors and01:21:25
highlighted your strengths in01:21:27
performance01:21:29
That is why it is possible to compare01:21:31
his old works and his new works I01:21:34
I'm sure there are great artists in the West01:21:36
approach this Well, absolutely01:21:38
take the same thing differently than in Russia01:21:40
like Travis himself01:21:41
you can't confuse Travis with anyone else01:21:43
He absolutely has the influence of Mike Dean01:21:47
who was involved in mixing the album And01:21:49
in general there are synths in production and so on01:21:51
further So they worked there in tandem and01:21:54
this is the story from his this is the Verb Suite01:22:00
plugin for reverb and in short Mayadin01:22:04
firmly placed his hand on his ID01:22:06
sound and now don’t mess with anyone01:22:08
confuse it, it has its own sound01:22:10
Despite the fact that people seem to be reading under01:22:12
autotune Okay he has his own01:22:15
again this cannot be confused with anyone else01:22:18
his voice sits in the mix, that’s all01:22:20
incredibly important That's why it's possible01:22:22
track platinum and dora - This is so cool01:22:24
because they're just like I'm sorry01:22:26
as if they had sex like this01:22:29
Really this is very cool Hmm01:22:32
It just seems to me that the overall question01:22:34
identity to which we are somehow01:22:36
back in the middle of the podcast and Well then01:22:38
there is such a thing as its importance is connected with01:22:41
because I have a feeling that Tik Tok01:22:43
With all my great love for tik tok01:22:45
turned the music industry into01:22:46
the conveyor is honest, well, that is because01:22:48
that I often tell her about this Well,01:22:51
at least while he was in Russia for01:22:53
Russian industry were absolutely01:22:54
clear production algorithms01:22:57
hit tracks that worked in that01:22:59
including I think with you too, but you are well01:23:02
yes in your case, maybe it wasn't01:23:04
so well thought out and calculated But in general01:23:07
it worked as always, like you release it01:23:09
uh 15 second excerpt on tiktok01:23:12
look he came in he didn't come in if he came in01:23:13
add a track to it, there are snipps01:23:16
snippet clip ball everything flew like you01:23:19
you can count if you are more or less01:23:20
there is a popular artist or even if you01:23:22
not very popular but you have it01:23:24
some kind of virtuality01:23:27
number of clips it can01:23:28
guarantee you a place on the chart01:23:30
the majority worked like this. That is, you01:23:31
you look at the tag and the currents don’t fly in. What if01:23:33
what's the point of missing this at all? And how much?01:23:36
there, well, it’s been there for about one and a half or two01:23:38
years of tik tok existence I think01:23:40
changed the music very much01:23:41
industry in favor of the fact that it is simply01:23:43
like hits are being produced01:23:45
songs are being produced now suddenly it's01:23:47
Atik tok seemed to me the most powerful01:23:50
tool for promoting music Well01:23:52
that is, no Target, not some kind01:23:54
free paid advertising nothing like that01:23:57
worked as simply the fact that you01:23:58
there's a song going viral01:24:00
good example I think I gave it01:24:03
already this is this from the album where come on I01:24:08
I'll solve everything, okay, I'm not fussing and stood on01:24:10
first place in the chart on VK Although this is a discount01:24:13
actually it's not even a full song and01:24:15
she just shuts up all the top ones there01:24:18
dudes for the train because it's popular in01:24:20
tiktok now Tik is gone and01:24:22
suddenly everything, well, that is, everything all either01:24:24
have been tasked or are facing this task01:24:26
the question is, who am I anyway?01:24:28
answers Yes, reconversion in general01:24:32
this is our very domestic industry01:24:34
I wonder what will happen now. I don't01:24:36
I want to briefly take this to some01:24:38
talking about social affairs about politics But01:24:40
how much do you connect your own01:24:43
changes as the world has changed in general01:24:45
Around01:24:48
because it seems like over the last year01:24:49
basically everything that could change01:24:51
everything that could break has changed01:24:52
broke Listen, I'm also on the register about01:24:56
I said this but I’ll say it again01:24:59
It’s become harder to listen to chatter Well, really01:25:03
like people who I already realized you're cool01:25:07
It's hard to believe what you understand If01:25:09
Previously, people seemed to really believe01:25:11
in what you're listening to This is you01:25:13
charges you can do the same thing like this01:25:15
carefree and cheerful rich01:25:18
life to achieve now is as if01:25:19
the feeling is gone, that is, for people to find01:25:23
herself in music she must be somewhat01:25:24
another perhaps more sincere perhaps01:25:26
more just unique is not enough01:25:29
there is not enough warmth01:25:32
steps towards your listener01:25:34
on the contrary, now it seems to me what you think01:25:37
that I closed these needs with you01:25:39
release Well, this is the need for warmth01:25:40
need for contact with the listener01:25:42
I just understand that01:25:45
Fit but I'm very constrained I'm very constrained01:25:48
I really didn’t think that I would release it. So why are you01:25:50
I was afraid. Can I ask you honestly what were you afraid of?01:25:52
because it01:25:54
creativity is a straight beat From description01:25:58
like zero, I haven’t worked like this for a long time01:26:00
what it looked like before You in advance01:26:02
do you know what they are now?01:26:04
actual sound what can be mixed with01:26:06
what are the topics that come up there?01:26:09
charts and so on, you know it was right01:26:11
such a mathematical problem How do you like it01:26:13
do it all01:26:14
Here01:26:17
and this music is completely different, it’s true01:26:20
This is about me this is incredible about me this01:26:23
really tough Returning to yourself later01:26:25
very very many years01:26:27
That's01:26:30
Maybe01:26:33
overcome fears about just about01:26:36
that I'm afraid that everyone will forget about me and01:26:39
so on, not like her, but like, I understand01:26:41
It's too early to judge, but what do you think?01:26:43
how would that work?01:26:46
yes it worked for you01:26:52
it worked because people01:26:55
check it out check it out01:26:58
a lot of work has been done there01:27:01
I really liked the teasers01:27:03
By the way, I watched this teaser Yes01:27:05
the only thing I seemed to want01:27:06
so that they leave a little earlier, that is01:27:08
somehow it was very tight01:27:10
kinda tight but I really liked it01:27:12
we'll lubricate this into children's shows01:27:15
the nineties, they're very good01:27:18
that's what they looked like01:27:20
Well, the guys shot on film too01:27:23
cool just Tuzik story there about01:27:26
children's toy from childhood And all this01:27:28
moving there at that time a little bit here01:27:30
some kind of inner lamp sensation01:27:32
Here01:27:34
was I think that I succeeded in my01:27:38
listen or01:27:39
immerse yourself in the release more than I do01:27:43
did usually there were these teasers01:27:47
calls to make01:27:48
phone numbers there is your own quest01:27:54
there were all sorts of mysteries about the release and I hope01:27:59
What01:28:01
The guys discussed this among themselves01:28:03
shared this I know that I got this01:28:07
the amount of feedback I didn’t receive01:28:09
when I had the most popular01:28:10
releases I think that says something01:28:13
I think people liked it and01:28:17
some part of me accepted01:28:21
new role in my01:28:24
conversion01:28:26
Well, the military part of the audience is tearing up A’s ass01:28:30
why What's not to like01:28:34
Listen to Merla herself, this is exactly this01:28:38
such a super massive thing and then again01:28:41
same mother's mother's words01:28:46
she called me and said you know what01:28:49
I understood your previous music is not01:28:52
divided the listener into insiders and outsiders01:28:55
this divides specifically good understands those01:28:59
who doesn’t understand, well, that’s not all01:29:01
will be able to understand I don’t think everyone will be able to01:29:03
understand what the trick is and in general what it’s all about01:29:05
what a joke this music is. What is this anyway?01:29:07
some complaints from those you heard01:29:09
like a bomb objective of course01:29:13
about long tracks01:29:15
I understand what I wanted to say by this I01:29:18
I understand what people want to say with this01:29:21
And01:29:24
No, I don’t think so anymore01:29:28
adequate claims for the release01:29:29
the only complaint that arises is about01:29:31
the fact that it is short means people need it01:29:33
more just, well, that means people01:29:34
they want to listen more, that's great01:29:36
that people will overdry It’s the same01:29:38
on the contrary, it’s cool, I don’t know when I have01:29:41
the next big release will be Let01:29:42
dry this one out01:29:44
It's good01:29:47
it's fair that I offer it01:29:49
listen because I didn't listen01:29:51
because we are now having a conversation I01:29:53
I think we can imagine where we are going here Yes01:29:56
it's cool if we're right in the frame01:29:59
such01:30:02
So right now I think we're without01:30:04
no further words, just let's get started01:30:06
[music]01:30:10
beautiful01:30:15
we listened to albich he was good at sis01:30:21
what's next01:30:23
no scary scary question no no01:30:27
really, you were looking at yours somehow.01:30:30
development of your creative vector you01:30:31
here throughout the Podcasts01:30:34
you talk about Can you say the words again somehow01:30:37
this is certainly not some kind of rebirth01:30:38
conversion01:30:42
you keep talking about reconversion01:30:44
That is, you are considering some01:30:45
changing your creative vector I01:30:47
as I understand it should become01:30:48
probably even long-term01:30:49
reformatting would say so01:30:51
reformatting01:30:54
Yes01:30:55
where next Just to understand01:30:58
roughly where they at least take you This is01:31:00
it’s not a question about any specific01:31:02
creative plans are more about where you are going01:31:04
your fantasy can lead to01:31:05
Where would you like to see yourself next?01:31:09
in terms of music01:31:10
I want to01:31:16
find a new sound just stronger and01:31:20
become his ambassador book him01:31:22
to occupy a niche for yourself That is, this is according to01:31:25
in fact there is such a desire01:31:27
Well, creating your own creative niche01:31:30
by and large it is a question of how much01:31:32
this is the question Heritage visit here we are01:31:34
we talked about it a little earlier01:31:36
what do I think about what will remain01:31:37
after me01:31:39
Is this a question? Legacy is about what, as it were01:31:41
if you can clearly identify some01:31:44
here is a sound that only applies to01:31:46
you and book it in fact it’s the same01:31:48
you have the most accessible for an artist01:31:51
the opportunity to leave something behind01:31:56
you know it's about contribution to culture01:32:00
Can01:32:02
rephrase I don't know I don't think about01:32:05
I would especially like this01:32:14
and I think about it because I want to01:32:17
do it And because I want to own01:32:19
this Sound and not because I01:32:22
I want to show everyone that I came up with something01:32:27
new to watch to poke people into it01:32:30
that is, it’s just not still a question about01:32:34
some, that is, not so many questions01:32:36
recognition how much is still a question about01:32:38
implementations that can be said to be so01:32:41
it just seems like I never will01:32:43
recognized Why don’t I know there is such a thing01:32:46
inner feeling In general and in general how01:32:49
target01:32:50
constant search for self-recognition is Well01:32:53
so-so this is a path01:32:56
wrong In my opinion What about you01:32:59
In general, what do you mean by recognition?01:33:01
just so I in general it's like you know01:33:02
before any dispute or before01:33:05
dialogue is best to establish01:33:06
categories to make sure you01:33:08
the interlocutor understands the same thing01:33:10
the same word is conditional that you are talking about01:33:12
massive recognition from people from the industry and01:33:15
layman01:33:17
[music]01:33:20
the fact that you have done a lot for music01:33:24
that is, some kind of bronzed appearance01:33:27
like a legend that everyone is like this But here he is Well01:33:29
yeah something like that I don't think it will happen01:33:32
Well, who is it because of their compatriots?01:33:35
let's say ours, but I think the world is Yanovich01:33:37
just01:33:39
I hear about him all the time, but I say I don’t01:33:41
I am especially familiar with his work as01:33:45
some kind of appeal to authority01:33:47
constantly That is, everyone says that01:33:49
Oksimiron referring to the gods of the Ancient01:33:52
Rima It just seems to me that the thing is01:33:54
that when you bronze like this, yes01:33:56
passing some kind of legend status then you01:33:57
you stop being mobile, that is, like01:33:59
you need to keep yours01:34:02
remain a legend Yes you would01:34:03
can't afford to deconstruct01:34:06
own image because Then01:34:07
will have to give it up That is how01:34:08
like it's not very good at all01:34:10
it seems to me that you can develop yourself01:34:15
media musically whatever after01:34:17
achieving this status already01:34:20
you can’t just take the past and01:34:22
your achievements remain to be crossed out01:34:25
with your achievements even after01:34:26
many, many years Well, you see, it’s as if we01:34:28
we live in a society that tells us about01:34:30
that you can abandon the past01:34:33
some specific person, for example01:34:35
but there again01:34:37
devalue his merits or vice versa but01:34:40
on the one hand this speaks of01:34:42
devaluation of being a real person01:34:43
maybe there I don’t know, it’s like it’s the same01:34:46
Kanye West can work for the rest of his life01:34:48
changing really change the music01:34:49
then Yes, he won’t be able to cope with his01:34:52
emotional state and people will01:34:54
refuse his legacy though and how01:34:57
would deny it although denying it is stupid01:34:59
on the other hand, this is the same moment that01:35:01
you can find forgiveness if you for example01:35:02
was a terrible person you can always01:35:04
uh somehow rethink yourself01:35:08
It seems to me that the thing here is rather01:35:11
that in short I have a feeling that01:35:13
Kanye West is his biggest problem01:35:15
that he doesn't fully know how to01:35:18
express your thoughts correctly let's say01:35:21
because in general that's what I'm concerned about01:35:22
the most fabrics as far as I can see01:35:24
not so much, that is, like I don’t at all01:35:26
I absolutely justify his anti-Semitism01:35:28
This is super [ __ ] to me, this is such a topic of theory01:35:30
conspiracies But on the other hand he's like01:35:33
if there was a real problem of monopoly01:35:35
Media is a real problem, so what?01:35:37
if only all media existed Yes in some01:35:38
the totality in which they are all01:35:41
agree with something or reject everything01:35:43
something And it creates a feeling that's what01:35:46
there is some generally correct opinion01:35:47
if you stick to it as if01:35:50
you get everyone's approval if01:35:52
there is some wrong opinion then it01:35:54
subjected to general persecution and abolition01:35:56
that is, in this way it does not remain simple01:35:58
space for discussion you can01:36:00
be Either with all rights or maybe01:36:02
against everyone and you're wrong and it's like01:36:04
The media puts pressure on you like this01:36:08
it seems that the conversation is about this If not01:36:11
add to this what it is and how01:36:13
would be that this is a conspiracy of the Jews who are on01:36:15
in fact, they captured everything so that01:36:16
make money but really well01:36:18
that is, this is actually true01:36:20
quite an important question and about it01:36:24
probably I think it’s worth mentioning01:36:25
to say but absolutely definitely probably not01:36:27
it’s worth saying this because first of all01:36:28
formulate these first of all01:36:30
no one will hear you, no one will hear you01:36:31
listen understand how you would If you01:36:34
you start uh01:36:36
from whom his wife left him, including how01:36:39
like he's kind of super discredited and01:36:41
no one will listen to him and01:36:43
everyone is like no, not what you wrote01:36:45
speaks of you as an authority01:36:48
look, your wife left me, that's what01:36:51
interesting look actually when we are now01:36:54
discussed Recognition in some way you01:36:56
talking about recognition as soon as possible Oh01:36:57
some kind of well, not just negative things but01:37:01
at least about what you don’t like very much01:37:04
it seems accessible to you and as if not01:37:06
very interesting01:37:12
as Miron Yanovich just said, He01:37:16
said that he deserved the recognition of his elders01:37:19
the idea became fixed or something like that01:37:20
he had lines and I understand what he was talking about01:37:24
says specifically here Because if01:37:26
You spend your whole life proving something to everyone. Well, that’s it.01:37:29
definitely not the best goal for you01:37:31
life seems to me to be the only person01:37:33
of your life to whom you owe something01:37:35
prove if you really mean it01:37:37
you want what it is, let it be01:37:39
you're like, what's society like?01:37:45
confession I'm great01:37:48
I'm glad to receive any positive feedback in general01:37:51
about the album any criticism if I01:37:54
they say that Slav is a Step forward and you01:37:57
well done All this is already a lot for me01:37:58
that means I generally think that01:38:01
get this mass recognition that01:38:04
all people will converge at one point and will01:38:06
tell you that you did something01:38:09
contribution to the development of music Well, I think that01:38:15
some are even the coolest geniuses01:38:17
artist back can't get it01:38:18
universal type of recognition because01:38:21
there are a lot of people How many people are there so many01:38:22
opinions I think you can get it But01:38:24
over time, that is, you know when01:38:26
there is some kind of turning point01:38:28
not everyone understands what it is01:38:29
turning point I have an example01:38:31
which seems good to me01:38:33
illustrates I often remember him B01:38:34
in general, I was born in ninety-five and01:38:37
in 2006 dash 2007 I was accordingly01:38:41
there 11 12 years, that is, it was already01:38:43
quite a conscious age I understood01:38:45
what's happening around me I saw how01:38:46
my family lives I saw how they live01:38:48
the people around us and we lived, well, [ __ ]01:38:50
quite poor to be honest01:38:51
enough because she's there despite that01:38:53
that I had a roof over my head Why01:38:55
thanks mom I had clothes there01:38:56
textbooks but none01:38:58
excesses no possibility that is01:39:01
an opportunity to pamper yourself for some reason01:39:03
I was so very weak available01:39:05
my best opportunity to pamper myself01:39:07
it was an opportunity to make yourself01:39:09
toasted bread sandwich01:39:11
sunflower oil and garlic here I am01:39:13
I remember very much for and in general Well on01:39:16
in my opinion the time was quite poor01:39:18
for our family it was quite poor01:39:20
but then, like, in the process of watching there01:39:24
videos studying some economic01:39:25
processes about this era there01:39:28
from the beginning of the 2000s to the tenth year I learned01:39:30
that it turns out there’s actually 2,000 there’s a fifth01:39:32
2006 2000 turns out before the crisis of 200801:39:35
In general, everything in the country was very01:39:37
good Those were very satisfying times and01:39:39
really illustrated there and01:39:41
shows how all sides developed01:39:44
life in the country as people really01:39:45
they became uh they began to live better01:39:48
They were getting richer that was it01:39:49
it's very, very bright time in01:39:53
history of modern Russia in terms of01:39:54
economics wealth I don't01:39:56
felt absolutely but at the same time later01:39:58
many, many years When we can01:40:00
look at the statistics and01:40:01
analyze we find out what01:40:02
It turns out that's where it was. It's beautiful.01:40:05
the time was when it was best and here01:40:07
the same with the achievements that you when01:40:11
I don’t know, Kanye West wrote there and this and that01:40:13
Hard Break for example, I didn’t think about it anymore01:40:15
how much no one could understand01:40:17
how much impact will this have on01:40:19
further music and only after01:40:20
for many, many years we can notice that01:40:22
here was the turning point and now01:40:24
who is responsible for it and it seems to me01:40:26
that such things come like this01:40:30
some kind of monumental recognition01:40:31
comes when the Epoch of this That passes01:40:34
there are times when we may not be in01:40:35
context and look at it from01:40:37
sides, that is, we anyway01:40:38
We probably won’t find out about it. Well, you know how01:40:41
everything in life comes when you01:40:43
this is no longer really necessary when you01:40:44
as if you perceive it as you should and don’t01:40:47
you can always appreciate it I why about01:40:49
I'm saying this, I'm interested in how much you01:40:51
Well, anyway, what if you don’t say01:40:53
confession Well, quite successful as01:40:56
the artist is quite large as01:40:58
artist enough01:41:00
enjoying attention and popularity as01:41:02
artist how jaded are you?01:41:03
with your life What does this mean Well in general01:41:06
how much01:41:08
that task on some questions Well then01:41:11
there is and said again in the album01:41:12
what am I afraid of not getting my check and01:41:14
so on That is, in principle it is like this01:41:16
Do you know the question that worries me?01:41:18
most people it's a matter of roof01:41:20
there's a financial question above your head01:41:22
again the opportunity to do what you love01:41:25
creative work yes Question yourself01:41:27
implement and so on there is a feeling01:41:29
what seems to be the case with artists, especially in01:41:31
big these questions are closed, that is01:41:32
conditionally you have what you have you have where01:41:33
live and they approve of you, they accept you01:41:36
there are people who care about you01:41:38
there are many more of them than your friend and01:41:40
your family and you have the opportunity01:41:42
doing what you love and the feeling of01:41:44
many artists including the same one there01:41:46
yes taxi Miron from a huge number01:41:48
people that they seem to live their lives01:41:51
in general they are not so fed up01:41:52
there are not many reasons left to rejoice01:41:54
many reasons to01:41:57
feel alive feel01:41:59
yourself interested, etc. as if01:42:01
everything is boring and you visit me01:42:03
I wonder how much you feel it01:42:05
how much are you a01:42:06
fed up with life how much of you01:42:09
I'm glad that you're happy, I think01:42:12
through that is, if you compare there01:42:15
the difference over these four years has changed01:42:18
just volumes like I also need01:42:20
paying for housing is just housing01:42:22
much more expensive and I have a team there01:42:26
I need01:42:28
using the help of different people is01:42:31
also everything costs money, they just changed01:42:32
the scale of the same still needs to be thought01:42:36
about your existence and so on01:42:42
I responded later to this story with01:42:45
finance in track O2 in track01:42:49
the last one with Leroy Mayak and Platinum where01:42:52
I was looking for I'll soon end I'll live on01:42:54
Altai01:42:55
Well, really, listen, I was there01:42:57
such fear is actually not far away01:42:58
each other is worth losing your career and01:43:00
there and lose money she's like there in01:43:02
the aggregate goes because there is01:43:04
a certain standard of living to which you01:43:06
you get there After some time and then01:43:07
giving up on this is probably very01:43:09
very hard and01:43:11
I really had such fear01:43:14
then I realized that I always have to come back01:43:17
that is, in fact, I am my grandparents01:43:21
Novosibirsk I will live with them in a house01:43:24
If anything, I’ll go to Altai. Why not?01:43:27
Altai, I've been there quite a few times01:43:31
throughout life, but consciously01:43:33
age I went there only this summer01:43:34
and I was really delighted01:43:38
there are also relatives from Altai from the village01:43:40
Ust-koksa is called01:43:46
but I don't know, it seems to me that01:43:48
there is some kind of repurchase going on there and01:43:52
their values generally globally01:43:53
some are more towards the spiritual01:43:56
development than towards career development01:43:59
some kind of running around in modern01:44:01
the world is vanity yes And you you here I am when on01:44:05
I came to Altai and talked there with01:44:07
girls we know there on the way to01:44:10
there are mountains01:44:11
something like01:44:16
road in the mountains with stalls on both sides01:44:18
stand where tourists stop there01:44:20
you can buy oils, all sorts of funny hats01:44:25
all sorts of baked goods and people came up to me there01:44:29
different people took pictures and were there01:44:31
girls who go to school01:44:34
and their heads are generally different sabita01:44:37
you know these are the people they go to school there01:44:41
or they come they live right there Yes01:44:44
By the way, which came as a surprise to me01:44:46
Altai has its own language. What’s also funny?01:44:50
a huge number of people consider Altai01:44:54
country of locals, that is, they seem to01:44:57
separated yes I am in the villages01:44:59
talked Well, this is the kind of country we have01:45:01
Altai Well guys01:45:05
I have news for you01:45:07
in Russia01:45:10
really quite separated from01:45:13
all over the world I just had friends go01:45:14
in winter, in my opinion, the past in Altai As a result01:45:17
my buddy got out of there by helicopter01:45:18
because it was the only one01:45:20
the opportunity to kind of fly out of there Well01:45:21
here are some convenient times for him when01:45:24
it was necessary and it was like a separation01:45:26
I think it leads to what's there01:45:28
society is already preserved01:45:29
to his own that as if despite the fact that01:45:32
there is internet, probably not01:45:33
manifests itself so strongly But still I01:45:35
I guess what life is like for people there01:45:37
fundamentally different01:45:39
as well as on the other side throughout Russia01:45:41
Don't you think I'm just thinking about01:45:44
it is often that as far as people are asked in01:45:46
number of Russia differ from people from01:45:47
another part of 200 percent is just Altai01:45:49
it's like it's extreme I mean01:45:51
we can talk about some village01:45:53
That's about the same thing, relatively speaking01:45:56
I've got01:45:59
I really remember when I was a child01:46:01
came here, people go about their daily life there01:46:03
that's what we have there today Lord01:46:06
put obstacles in front of us01:46:09
milk the cow, set the table and01:46:12
you can go for a walk in the forest, go to01:46:14
the river is completely different tasks for01:46:17
this is some kind of person01:46:20
somehow somehow01:46:22
There's a lot of humanity in this, isn't it?01:46:26
It's not hard for me to formulate this01:46:29
this simple routine life and they are there01:46:32
they are a lot of happy people, no01:46:36
I doubt it I think it has something to do with it01:46:37
that how you understand your Spectrum01:46:39
tasks and you understand your place as if01:46:41
you feel like you're part of something01:46:44
probably part of the natural system01:46:47
there is no general order of things01:46:49
like you, for example, living in Moscow01:46:51
you feel like you’re part of the system too, but01:46:53
there's human up to some kind of financial01:46:56
social and so on you feel01:46:57
your place by income your place there by01:47:00
level of life, your place then understanding01:47:02
attitude towards everything around you01:47:05
a system that exists if01:47:07
I don’t want these [ __ ] ones right now01:47:09
these are the big ones you know Anti system01:47:12
give anarchic slogans but the truth01:47:13
this system that exists for01:47:15
earning money for production and01:47:17
consumption and so on people in Altai Well01:47:19
type of people in any integrated such01:47:21
they live in an environment close to nature01:47:23
a little differently because Well, they01:47:24
like why do you need money if it’s not here01:47:27
store, you know why you need it01:47:29
popularity if 100 lives there01:47:32
man they all know each other anyway01:47:34
as if they arise completely completely01:47:36
other tasks my brain broke when01:47:38
I went to St. Petersburg for the first time. Exactly not01:47:41
when I moved there that's exactly where I was01:47:44
abroad before but I don’t have a brain01:47:47
only broke down when I moved to another01:47:49
Russian city which is close to01:47:51
capital began to live there in my understanding01:47:54
it's as if I've been going through01:47:57
half of my life That was my horizons01:47:59
this is my city, so I live within my01:48:01
cities are nothing to me anymore Well, the Internet01:48:03
clip funny there video pictures there01:48:06
like this is how I live my usual life01:48:07
especially there is still a school system01:48:09
inside which you live01:48:12
your responsibilities you have these01:48:13
their social classes and their01:48:16
what is it called? In general, you have01:48:19
Chief there, your teacher there, they have it there too01:48:22
your own system of who is above whom and you01:48:24
you live within this framework for 11 years, you have a brain01:48:26
already reformatted really you can01:48:28
For example, I don’t know, of course01:48:30
skipped school and all that but when01:48:33
for some time if I have01:48:36
I had a bad grade I'm very much for this01:48:38
worried as if it was01:48:40
last day of my life Well, at school01:48:42
everything is final exams01:48:44
are perceived as this01:48:46
the culmination of yours there 10 11 years is like01:48:48
as if this is the last day on which everything01:48:50
is solved Although then you look at it with01:48:52
the height of your age and you think01:48:55
I mean I would rather every day01:48:56
passed exams you know like what01:48:58
solved some problems that are now01:49:00
you have to solve household problems there, for example01:49:02
there was a non-existent importance of it01:49:05
like I got it from school Well that's it01:49:08
probably not for the most part01:49:10
education and some social things01:49:12
which helped me in the future01:49:14
to develop and that’s what she’s needed for01:49:15
That is, it’s like the whole school01:49:18
first of all it seems to me01:49:19
a socialization tool that is there01:49:21
people are taught not so much as knowledge given because01:49:24
that honestly school knowledge in01:49:26
any country has enough of them01:49:28
specific, for example, a story that01:49:30
taught at school this is not history01:49:32
some kind of story in that vein01:49:36
which it is accepted for example in yours01:49:39
country and this is true in any country01:49:40
school comes first01:49:42
educates citizens Well, that's normal01:49:44
because it is a state institute01:49:45
That's school first of all, how do I like it?01:49:48
I think it's a socialization tool01:49:50
you understand how society is built01:49:51
You have people of your level01:49:54
There is a higher level of subordination there01:49:56
high there is something to strive for01:49:58
there is some younger generation01:50:00
older and well, that is the logic of life01:50:03
in miniature where do you teach01:50:04
interact bear responsibility01:50:06
complete tasks and get paid for it01:50:08
some nice things in principle here01:50:11
Well, that is, that’s probably what she’s up to01:50:13
works after this school system01:50:15
when I moved to St. Petersburg01:50:18
I don’t know the picture of the world in my head01:50:21
society has become much much01:50:25
you know more, just more extensively and01:50:28
then when I still managed to live in Moscow01:50:31
this is how it all became01:50:33
much heavier as if I'm in my head01:50:34
I hold a much more complex picture of the world01:50:38
than I was in my teens sometimes01:50:41
very strange but sometimes it’s hard01:50:44
live quite know a lot of people in01:50:47
there's a lot of you in your head01:50:48
there are a lot of characters there01:50:52
responsibility for different things in general01:50:55
such a different picture before my eyes01:50:57
There are a lot of elements in it, here I am01:51:00
there is no time for such a big puzzle And you every01:51:02
day you need to collect it every day01:51:05
we need to arrange this all these here01:51:07
everything that makes up your life for yourself01:51:09
into place and the more your life is more01:51:11
the tasks are correspondingly greater than these01:51:13
details it is therefore natural01:51:15
attracted by the opportunity to distance oneself01:51:16
from this But you know me that you are always in01:51:19
In such stories, what’s interesting is that01:51:21
many people I am from the absolute majority01:51:24
people around me hear what I hear01:51:27
I even do what I want01:51:30
In the future I want to leave01:51:33
somewhere to give up tasks Well then01:51:35
I’m like, I want to go to the village there01:51:37
how is the situation I want to go to Altai01:51:40
a simple life and will I be able to live01:51:43
it will work out I don’t know because even01:51:46
I can't rest01:51:47
in general I01:51:50
Tell me because I understand you but01:51:53
I want to talk about this because01:51:55
that this is a [ __ ] important thing I really01:51:57
I realized late how important rest is01:51:59
works 24/7 then Well, like when you01:52:03
as you grow up they tell you you need more01:52:04
we must work better, we must try better01:52:06
learn You always have room to grow01:52:07
And then when you start 20 hours there01:52:10
your life takes up 4 hours of sleep from work01:52:13
then at one moment you seem to forget about01:52:16
vacation it makes you so normal01:52:17
there is a certain type of blow to the head01:52:21
rest and animal rest When you should01:52:24
allocate two weeks in the year in which you01:52:27
you will lie there and do nothing refusals01:52:29
you will refuse at the minimum you will look at01:52:32
phone to TV and you'll just relax01:52:35
how can an animal do not know the book01:52:37
take What is the story and01:52:40
I didn't understand this when I was a child01:52:43
Mom always said01:52:45
how important is this for the body?01:52:47
leave these two weeks a year in01:52:49
which you can just say nothing01:52:50
think and relax But now probably01:52:53
Understand01:52:54
but I don’t know how, I come and it becomes01:52:57
hard I have obsessive thoughts about what01:52:59
I have so much to do and01:53:01
time is ticking bro you got there01:53:04
at 30 the hormones stop, then no longer01:53:08
like now, so we need more01:53:11
you know how much to do dude and01:53:13
here it is again, the fear of missing out01:53:16
ambition and potential she makes her own01:53:19
the matter does not allow you to sit still on the account01:53:22
By the way, I’ll say this I don’t want it to sound01:53:24
moralizing and they told me that too01:53:26
I never believed it until01:53:28
found himself in this situation But the more01:53:29
you're approaching 30 at all calmly01:53:31
In short, when you approach 30 you01:53:34
in one moment in short it's scary01:53:37
it's scary because it's like01:53:38
it's publicly scary that this is some kind of01:53:40
a great age at which you are already01:53:42
must be an adult must bear01:53:43
responsibility and so on, but on the other hand01:53:45
the more mature you are than you are01:53:47
it gets easier, you learn this way01:53:50
accept things with which that is in01:53:53
childhood Well, like in childhood in my youth01:53:55
it seemed like I had to [ __ ] everything01:53:56
I was constantly in control01:53:58
the desire to control me constantly and01:54:00
maximalism it tears you apart because01:54:02
you cannot influence All situations A01:54:04
you want to influence them all, but with01:54:07
over time you learn to accept some01:54:09
things that you realize you are not01:54:11
you can influence because they01:54:12
accompany you all your life01:54:14
adult You see that they do not change and01:54:16
you see that maybe no one is up to it01:54:18
can have an impact and you learn to accept it01:54:21
including accepting that you are not01:54:23
you get younger to accept what you want01:54:25
you will have to go through certain stages01:54:26
they will become more and more difficult01:54:28
responsibility And this makes it real01:54:31
It's getting calmer, although I'm fine01:54:33
I understand what you're talking about, but this one01:54:34
like what should dude do? You forgot01:54:37
you have a job here, you can't do it for01:54:39
four years older. How old are you now?01:54:41
99 yes it turns out that way01:54:44
it turns out that I keep thinking about myself in01:54:46
in the context of the fact that I'm soon 30 Well01:54:47
relatively I'm like 28 years old next01:54:49
So it seems to be already close01:54:51
fits and in my own way I understand what01:54:53
bliss01:54:54
ten-year-olds in this for the most part01:54:56
degrees of calm and yes, don't give a [ __ ]01:54:59
something in relation to life and this01:55:03
incredibly nice so you know01:55:05
always when you're young you're still [ __ ] racing01:55:07
Well, not in my youth, in short, in this01:55:09
after 20 you always think about01:55:11
that again, that's what you have01:55:12
some kind01:55:14
time period up to 30 yes Well there you go01:55:17
So far everything is fine with hormones01:55:19
everything is fine with your health You are looking A01:55:21
this one there already did that at the age of 1901:55:23
I've been there for 25 years and I'm not there yet, but this01:55:27
Dead end because you always01:55:29
you will find a person who is always there01:55:30
an asian who does this at your age01:55:33
what do you do much better than you how01:55:35
minimum and that seems to me the most important01:55:38
in short during this period and interval01:55:40
just accept that you have your own way01:55:41
That is, you go your own way 20001:55:43
200 percent I'm with you at all01:55:46
I completely agree I rather know this to01:55:49
Why, by the way, did Tyler write 28 albums?01:55:52
years01:55:53
y and Time is there Time is everything is fine01:55:55
what am I talking about I don't have any01:55:58
worries about age in general01:56:00
the only only experience in01:56:02
year about age But as a rule01:56:05
I usually test it before the day01:56:07
birth in a week like no I'm 2301:56:17
relationship health has already changed01:56:21
Listen, but basically there is no experience01:56:25
people over 30 say dude01:56:29
You understand that you are there throughout01:56:33
10 years old now 15 and fluctuating with hormones01:56:36
Here you are in adolescence yourself01:56:38
so emotional constantly twitchy01:56:40
That's why you have these ambitions01:56:43
This is a delusion of control all the time01:56:46
appearance changes constantly, that is, how01:56:48
some kind of problem pops up01:56:50
you know there are teenagers or post01:56:52
teenage what's wrong with me Why am I like this01:56:54
They say and then and then you have everything01:56:57
you know exactly, it just levels you out01:57:00
from these emotional rollercoasters you01:57:02
you become much much calmer and01:57:04
more reasonable you know head01:57:06
it's getting colder that's cool01:57:08
cool I'm just01:57:10
I think rationally about what is happening now01:57:14
While I have this fuse I would like to01:57:17
do something anything else01:57:19
And of course it would be great01:57:22
provide the basis for my life and can01:57:26
be for the life of my family you know do01:57:30
in short, some kind of house01:57:34
buy Here's a story to01:57:36
It seems to me that I haven’t provided it yet01:57:38
It seems to me that there is no basis for this.01:57:41
I think I need so much I'm just me01:57:45
I just wish I had to work a lot less01:57:47
after 30 if I want to work less01:57:50
after 30 I need a lot of things01:57:52
do I very01:57:54
Listen this is very funny because I01:57:57
I don’t want a family at all, I have one. Here I am01:58:01
I'm talking about this, I understand that it's too early or01:58:03
late sure she will be what I need01:58:05
take care of your health in order to01:58:06
so that I have strong children there and so on01:58:08
then check there01:58:10
but I understand that I’m so not right now01:58:13
ready for a family that's how much we are01:58:14
just maybe and I started talking01:58:16
with other people about this01:58:18
who already have children They talk about You01:58:20
you'll never drive01:58:22
that's it And01:58:25
Who knows? Well, when, when God willing01:58:27
then I think you want to have children01:58:29
dog this is this how can you01:58:31
feel this Experience if they01:58:33
I did it and tell me something01:58:35
with Peps I have a wonderful Peps his01:58:39
name is Bonya I didn’t know interesting01:58:43
I know you have a dog, I didn't know01:58:45
that my name hurts01:58:46
my only cat who01:58:49
accompanied me from childhood until I was 8 years old01:58:52
in my opinion, or before six 6 years old He died and01:58:55
it was a huge tragedy for me01:58:57
was my first awareness of mortality and01:59:00
when I'm really crazy And for me it's01:59:02
a very important thing and constantly thinking about01:59:04
death is a thought that doesn't make me01:59:05
letting go make up 20% of my thoughts on01:59:08
this is like this is very this is very important01:59:12
for me the thing is very strong for me01:59:13
touched me and opened this little casket for me01:59:16
with death, just my cat Bonya, more precisely01:59:18
grandma's who died and who showed01:59:21
me then me really me as a child I01:59:23
I remember how I was sitting in my room and I01:59:25
just like that, it just clicked away01:59:27
because I realized that mom will die dad01:59:29
grandma grandpa will die and I will die too01:59:32
the cat Bonya and his name was also Bonya01:59:34
so this is me this is me this is very01:59:37
impressed01:59:40
grandma has two cats, and the family has a dog01:59:47
in my opinion and01:59:50
I don’t remember or we got there I don’t remember how01:59:52
her name was the shepherd who was already limping01:59:55
old age and two cats Fedya and Fila02:00:00
Fedya was black and white and very kind and02:00:04
in my childhood he was very02:00:05
got it from me because he because02:00:07
that he was kind, he didn’t know how to give02:00:09
tasks I was constantly carrying something around him02:00:11
Fila was a total [ __ ]02:00:14
which I still have Listen to me02:00:16
should Look dude I don't know you see02:00:20
or not you see the silhouette it was yo02:00:24
seven or six02:00:27
They seem to have poison in their claws02:00:32
started Peps02:00:34
year and a half ago02:00:38
and I just didn’t think in advance that I02:00:41
constantly at work constantly on the move02:00:43
and I also lived outside the city and I have a big one02:00:44
part of the time is spent traveling on business02:00:48
I realized that I was coming and he was like this02:00:50
exhausted, he gets so worried when I see him02:00:52
no nearby I boarded the song train with02:00:57
him and went to his grandparents and02:00:59
in general, now Bonya is on grandparents02:01:01
but I understand that I acted very02:01:04
irresponsibly and leaked my experience to02:01:08
them but at the same time everyone I have02:01:10
an inner feeling that it is good for them02:01:13
By the way, I don’t agree that I did02:01:15
irresponsible That is, you may02:01:16
acted irresponsibly by getting a dog02:01:17
not fully understanding how it will be but you02:01:19
made the most important decisions from02:01:23
everyone who can solve this situation02:01:25
That is, you understand that you are not02:01:27
coping And you found an opportunity like02:01:29
don't part with the dog, leave it in02:01:31
your life but you just cover for me02:01:34
dude come on there's a shitload of people here you go02:01:36
good [ __ ] example so you don't02:01:39
thought I was covering for you, I have a buddy02:01:40
the programmer moved with his girlfriend02:01:42
in Bali in Bali I don’t remember how02:01:44
this asshole's name is [ __ ] you old man02:01:46
I tell this from the bottom of my heart in purity02:01:48
Bali I'm really sick of this02:01:51
the question of how people can02:01:53
enroll in Bali they met02:01:55
other types of Russian dudes, guys and02:01:57
the girls hung out there together, it was all so02:01:58
next And these guy and girl are talking02:02:00
listen We are leaving here next you are with us02:02:02
The villa we also rented there02:02:05
six months if you want us to give it to you like02:02:08
We'll give you a discount so you can live there02:02:09
[ __ ] Villa they are like yes of course02:02:12
we want them to go there they are told02:02:13
listen and here we have a dog you can02:02:15
please support her for 2 weeks02:02:17
our friends from Belarus will come there and02:02:20
they'll take her away and they'll be like yeah okay okay02:02:22
like let's do it like that in the end02:02:25
naturally pick up the dog in 2 weeks02:02:27
Nobody came After a month Nobody02:02:28
arrived people just abandoned her because02:02:30
what did they do, play with her like that02:02:32
ok, moreover, the owner showed up02:02:34
Villa they talked to him and found out that02:02:35
the dudes rented them a villa for three times the price02:02:37
what she really is that is what they are02:02:39
purely just understand why I'm saying this02:02:40
now because bangs videos are on02:02:42
YouTube is filmed by a dude If you see02:02:43
I hope you feel bad, here they are02:02:45
they really screwed people and left them money02:02:47
them an animal with which they played and02:02:49
threw him out, that's what I call [ __ ]02:02:50
it is highly irresponsible that02:02:52
I think you did it quite logically02:02:54
because this is an opportunity to accept your02:02:56
mistake and make a decision that02:02:59
which no one will feel bad about02:03:01
whose grandparents might be there02:03:03
it will be better even in my opinion this is correct02:03:06
Well, especially since you could have published it02:03:09
somewhere like you just know how people02:03:11
sometimes they let theirs out02:03:14
pet and everything and he walks02:03:17
I understood Well, as if it would be much02:03:20
more mature If I weighed everything for02:03:23
and against it because I had a feeling02:03:24
what I had you know as if02:03:26
a certain impulse I'm not enough02:03:28
I thought about it a lot, that's why02:03:30
I feel like there was a certain02:03:32
mistake maybe he is for you for that period02:03:33
time really helped too02:03:36
months while he lived with you for a year02:03:39
No, he was clearly having fun, plus I02:03:42
it seems like you know we do everything02:03:43
mistakes in life that we have to live with later02:03:45
and like making mistakes is normal and02:03:47
but at the same time they bring02:03:50
consequences And don't solve the consequences02:03:52
letting your own mistakes take their course02:03:54
it's bad to make mistakes everyone makes02:03:56
mistakes Well, like there are no people who live02:03:58
perfect and the more you think that02:03:59
a person lives ideally, so probably02:04:01
he experienced more mistakes02:04:02
I just worked through them So I don’t know02:04:04
like I think you're quite critical of02:04:07
how you feel about yourself in this regard, in my opinion02:04:08
what did it do is absolutely normal to me02:04:10
it just seems like I belong02:04:12
transferred responsibility to other people02:04:14
or else I'm in my opinion in the long run02:04:18
perspective I look at it from the outside02:04:20
I see that grandpa goes out more often, like...02:04:23
himnow02:04:25
it is clear that they are already02:04:27
people are not young and don't have a very good sleep02:04:31
my grandfather wakes up very early and02:04:33
now he goes for a dog walk in it02:04:35
time there if he woke up 5 am02:04:37
or at six he goes for a walk with the dog02:04:39
they also take him to the vet there and02:04:45
is-3 hours and wash In general there is02:04:48
some troubles anyway now02:04:50
they are responsible for the dog anje02:04:52
That's why you think it's hard for them02:04:56
I definitely think it has02:04:58
positive points and negative ones of course02:05:00
It just seems to me that just the same02:05:02
My grandfather is quite old02:05:04
he is 83 I notice that the biggest02:05:06
the problem of older people is that02:05:08
it's just that you don't know where you're going02:05:10
you don't know what to do02:05:11
that's why we have a ton of grandfathers who02:05:13
sit and just drink because to do02:05:15
nothing more but I have my grandfather02:05:17
entertainment is the internet it's ok02:05:18
In short, I mastered the computer, mastered the telephone and02:05:21
now he's sitting there writing notes for me02:05:22
mugs on telegram Yes, there’s something googling there02:05:24
reads the encyclopedia That is,02:05:27
a person has an occupation, this is the most important thing02:05:28
I think the dog is actually a bomb02:05:31
in the sense that she's kind of cool with him02:05:32
you can play she gives emotions she seems02:05:35
fills life with some new meaning02:05:38
in my opinion 50 who doesn't piss old who doesn't02:05:40
pisses this one has kidney problems first02:05:41
turn it seems to me what do you think you02:05:43
you live until you're 80 I think so, yes I think so02:05:47
yes Because in my family everything takes a long time02:05:48
live I guess that's how02:05:50
if I didn't get hit by a car I often talk about02:05:53
I think this or something will not happen02:05:54
another yes there is a stupid situation and I Well they02:05:57
may well happen if life is02:06:00
she’s kind to me physically02:06:02
I think I can live to be 8002:06:03
up to 90 years old02:06:05
the question is just how are you this time02:06:07
you will spend and like how much you02:06:09
you will treat him responsibly02:06:10
depending on your luck but I think so02:06:14
I don't know, it seems to me that02:06:17
V02:06:20
in the paradigm of My World it seems to me02:06:23
there's 40 here02:06:27
terrible Just a picture from childhood02:06:29
there's a scale in your head, you know?02:06:31
age and after02:06:33
there already let's raise children sushi Well there you go02:06:37
good example I take it literally02:06:39
terrible I imagine I mean if02:06:42
I was 40 I watched this podcast02:06:44
I would feel the pain in02:06:46
breasts it seems to me on the contrary people who02:06:48
like they're 40, that's great02:06:49
understand because I'm sure that at 20:0002:06:51
they thought about it too, that's good02:06:52
example we communicate with Lyokha Nikona02:06:54
he turned pretty good recently02:06:56
50 years just the other day and I'm looking at02:06:58
guy really like Lyokha Legend is simple02:07:01
the king of buzz I look at him and understand02:07:03
that a person lives because he wanted to live02:07:06
this doesn’t bother him and me at all02:07:08
let's talk dude I'm still in my soul02:07:10
there's 20-something I don't care at all02:07:12
Of course I don't feel any02:07:14
restrictions such as experiences, something else02:07:16
he is 50 years old and this does not limit him02:07:19
at all02:07:20
he just abandoned the concept02:07:22
age and simply does not perceive it and02:07:25
why not me and him doing creative work02:07:28
also in their 50s and doing the same02:07:30
cool things gives concerts performs with02:07:32
wrote a book in poetry02:07:34
man, he doesn’t limit anything at all02:07:36
living the life he always wanted02:07:37
That's why I look at him and think about what02:07:40
I'm worse Why can't I do the same at 5002:07:42
what should limit me only? Well02:07:44
If only you could bury yourself02:07:45
to say that it’s time for you to rest already02:07:48
not solid there I don’t know how to make uh songs02:07:52
with Rage cents at 50 years old, probably everything02:07:54
it's time in short That is, it only seems to me02:07:56
you can limit yourself How do you How02:07:59
you think you know you noticed that people02:08:02
Well, in old age who don't have02:08:05
the kids look great02:08:08
Well, it’s not clear what they do with themselves02:08:10
They are generally hard kayfariki for them Ok times02:08:13
they made the choice they made02:08:14
rigid understanding of their own scale02:08:17
values and could or like that's how you02:08:21
do you think they will regret it but it depends02:08:23
because they don’t want life, I don’t think so02:08:25
that you can regret that you are awesome02:08:27
you'll regret it if you don't have a child02:08:29
many simply didn’t work out, that is, like02:08:31
you know it's late as if there was a feeling02:08:33
what you don't want to take from children's02:08:36
at home including but this is also like this02:08:38
I have to decide, this is also scary, someone02:08:40
no one wants to go through this stress02:08:42
someone just didn’t have time physically there02:08:44
for health reasons you cannot then02:08:46
just doesn't want to I don't know I'm thinking about02:08:48
children and I think that most likely02:08:50
I will have them but I am for myself In short I02:08:53
I set a clear bar for myself, what I am up to02:08:54
I won't get married for sure until I'm thirty02:08:56
I won't be there for thirty something02:08:59
have children, that is, I'm ready to have children02:09:01
child when will I understand that I02:09:03
I can give him that I will be sure that I02:09:04
ready to raise him what I have02:09:06
time for it and that I'm ready for it02:09:08
ensure not to be a father who02:09:09
all the time there yes that is, like because02:09:13
I'm the best without a father, I'm great02:09:14
I understand what it’s like, uh, what kind of suffering02:09:18
it hurts even if you have02:09:20
there is a family that supports you and02:09:22
I don't want my child to just02:09:24
so I want him to have everything02:09:27
he didn't feel left out02:09:29
and so on as soon as I have it all02:09:30
will I understand that I am ready I am02:09:32
I'll do it before I don't want to hurt myself02:09:35
and another person as if it were our own Yes02:09:38
irresponsible to this relationship02:09:40
so it seems to me that children are needed02:09:41
when you want to have children02:09:43
not to glue your02:09:45
broken relationships are not for that02:09:47
to organize workers there02:09:49
so that they carry hay there in the barn or02:09:51
something else Well, it’s like that is when you02:09:54
you want a child, you need to have a child02:09:55
when you don't want it, it will probably happen02:09:58
better for everyone including him02:10:00
I understand well what you are talking about again02:10:02
just like a man who grew up without a father02:10:04
I understand what you need to have02:10:07
certain determined by determination02:10:10
and at the same time do02:10:12
So it's not a dog02:10:15
which you even your grandparents are yourself02:10:18
not a dog02:10:20
In general, this is a fairly responsible step.02:10:23
must be completely confident in his02:10:25
strength because you have a family02:10:27
and on your hump a hill02:10:32
his beloved wife and also his beloved02:10:35
to your beloved child and you must give02:10:38
this is not a year of life, not two years of life02:10:41
at least 20 years if this02:10:45
the dunce still wants to move out02:10:48
Phew Yes, again I understand about something02:10:52
you talk and think about the concept of marriage too02:10:56
after 30 years I think you know this one02:10:59
yet again02:11:00
if something like this happened to me in 3-4 years02:11:04
a revolution of consciousness there five times and02:11:07
so much has happened in life02:11:10
at least more02:11:11
seven years to02:11:14
there was some internal growth and02:11:17
some change02:11:20
this understanding of the world once again a few more02:11:23
just so I can pump up some things02:11:25
again there is responsibility and so on02:11:27
and so on but as if02:11:33
I understand that from the point of view02:11:38
looking for a partner in my 30s02:11:41
I understand that there may already be many02:11:43
more aware guys that people are already02:11:47
committed to marriage and at the same time02:11:54
there is still know the fear of what02:11:59
What02:12:03
after 30 there’s nothing special there either02:12:05
no good I mean02:12:10
Now I'm trying to formulate it How02:12:12
it says02:12:23
as if there is a feeling in the moment02:12:25
why are you crossing this mark?02:12:29
let's tell you there 33 34 and you think A02:12:33
maybe already maybe I'm late already02:12:34
this is how I get it Well, I'm ready02:12:38
Let's assume now to this period when02:12:40
I will be there to educate02:12:42
baby I will invest all my02:12:43
free forces02:12:45
and appears02:12:47
suddenly someone appears02:12:52
fear that you are at that age02:12:55
You won't be able to find it in this range either.02:12:58
to myself I listen to this fear that can02:13:00
be at any age absolutely02:13:03
but for example, looking at the huge02:13:06
number of his comrades02:13:08
Odnoklassniki I understand that they are all already02:13:09
managed to marry I think you are very02:13:12
quickly Guys you are something you are something hard02:13:13
hurry up, I don’t understand well at all, I don’t understand either02:13:17
My best friend is due in February02:13:18
child so Odnoklassniki I look at02:13:21
I think dude02:13:22
when we got together I was so impressed by We02:13:25
got together just like a boy02:13:28
we just drink vodka in the apartment02:13:30
gathered at a friend's apartment where02:13:32
we used to gather there when we were kids, not our mothers anymore02:13:35
no one we are all sitting Yes yes we are already sitting02:13:38
some of these you really know there02:13:40
that's how cucumbers are talking about something02:13:42
about work, I’m sitting here and it’s funny to me02:13:45
my sidekick raising a shot of vodka02:13:48
the old one with whom we were here at 14 years old02:13:50
sawed02:13:52
we can take it now, he picks it up02:13:54
guys I want to say we see that he is like this02:13:56
hesitates to change then says I will02:13:58
dad and we're just like, [ __ ] it02:14:02
he just gets in the way of throwing it up and02:14:06
Even now I get goosebumps02:14:07
I'm like Holy crap I'm just watching02:14:10
at him and I think there is Odnoklassnian and he02:14:11
now he says that he will become a father02:14:13
this was so impressive Oh damn02:14:17
Are you ready to let more into this life?02:14:19
one person completely for 20 years02:14:22
take responsibility for this person02:14:23
and he's ready and he's ready he's in the same02:14:25
age that I am but I'm not ready and he's already Yes02:14:28
and he is sure of it and he does it here02:14:31
so many different questions in general02:14:33
appears if we are talking about a concept02:14:35
family because02:14:38
Listen, I probably want to say something about this02:14:40
that my mother is a hero, I just have02:14:43
In general, such a superhero family02:14:46
she was also able to give everything for two02:14:50
she was able to give At the same time she02:14:52
supported all creative endeavors and02:14:54
she went to this damn school to communicate with02:14:56
teachers too, so grateful02:14:58
to my mother for this I think Lord02:15:00
how much [ __ ] I had to go through02:15:02
just how much I had to endure from02:15:04
me and she still saw better in me02:15:07
as if she still found why me02:15:09
can you support Why is it worth it to me02:15:11
believe Although everyone seemed to say that02:15:14
And in such a situation, what is most interesting02:15:17
where a partner can leave you02:15:19
be absolutely every person out02:15:21
depending on gender and we assume it is possible02:15:24
to say that we are the stronger sex there is all02:15:26
no matter how hard it is, of course it’s like that02:15:28
It seems to me when they say the stronger sex02:15:30
it's absolutely simple physically02:15:32
physically stronger than the average man is stronger than02:15:34
the average woman is why02:15:36
this is the stronger sex you are so emotional02:15:38
there is no emotional shield02:15:39
that allows you to endure02:15:41
there are definitely some super overloads for you02:15:43
just as painful and scary Well, by the way02:15:45
what did you say about the fact that02:15:46
it's too late I think that my mother02:15:48
she did great, she just started it02:15:50
herself a child from the type she liked02:15:52
she's so simple you'll be a father02:15:54
My child And now this is my child me02:15:57
I'll take him, I'll raise him, and here I am02:15:59
here and like I understand woman I just02:16:02
this type of bazaar is cool02:16:05
gene pool I really want children Well02:16:09
not that it’s not needed Well, so what are you02:16:10
as you wish, but I will raise the child02:16:12
and I'm wildly grateful for this I think that02:16:14
if you're really crazy about it, well, this is it02:16:17
it's okay to just say you will02:16:19
the mother of my child and then the child02:16:20
will live with me02:16:22
so children I need to become like this02:16:25
It's really difficult when people are around you02:16:26
they start to turn on and [ __ ] like that02:16:28
you get lost a little strange it's like that02:16:30
strange you still have some there02:16:32
you do trap02:16:35
dude, those are the same, the same emotions02:16:38
maybe I sometimes look at this too02:16:41
guys who are having sex at my age02:16:43
children I think maybe they are happy02:16:45
Maybe I'm not at all Maybe I'm not at all02:16:47
I'm not going down the right road maybe02:16:49
What the hell is this all about what kind of music look02:16:53
homely warmth comfort real cutlets02:16:56
bomb which02:16:58
mother first Yes02:17:02
this is not happiness. It seems to me that children02:17:05
it's like in general it seems to me that I'm not02:17:07
gave birth to children, of course, did not raise them, but02:17:10
I have a feeling that creativity and02:17:12
birth song release and birth of children02:17:14
This is a pretty relatable topic.02:17:16
when how many ugly children do I have02:17:22
Dr. Frost, well, really no Because02:17:25
really, you invest a long time but in02:17:28
miniature you invest you invest, you give strength, you give yourself into02:17:31
this and then you set it afloat and02:17:33
look where it takes him02:17:36
and like it's also scary just as scary that02:17:39
you won't be able to do what you are02:17:41
these are similar emotions I think birth02:17:43
raising children is the same thing02:17:45
creativity this too you can do this02:17:46
right and wrong successfully and02:17:48
unsuccessful type Do children need promo02:17:51
Of course I like it better02:17:55
after some time uh me banner02:17:59
half-music My child Oleg was born02:18:05
I like the obvious allegory better02:18:09
Glory to the CPSU in the Battle against Miron About that02:18:12
that tracks are more like going to the toilet02:18:15
conceptual this line, sir02:18:18
there was a punch hose then still02:18:19
I remember I see not 11 tracks 11 terms02:18:21
for raping myself I am like this02:18:23
God how unpleasant this must be02:18:26
hear how this is a disease02:18:29
I'll tell you that without respect for people but02:18:32
it's true that many people just don't think about02:18:34
a lot of people just don't think about this at all02:18:35
they just do and it's not that02:18:38
[ __ ] up good they're just so [ __ ] good02:18:40
Here I have an example, I have a sidekick02:18:41
who got married because he had to02:18:45
so he got married because he tells me02:18:47
it seems like it's time for me to get married, so I02:18:49
I'll marry a woman and [ __ ] again02:18:51
old if you look without respect but02:18:53
then we all looked at her like that02:18:55
dude You don't need it and he's like no I02:18:57
I think it’s necessary and we’re sitting on02:18:59
bachelor party and everyone is like what the [ __ ] are we02:19:01
you are very welcome but in my opinion this is not02:19:03
best day says no I need this02:19:05
do And he just did it in the end02:19:06
they got divorced like that's pretty likely02:19:08
it was natural, but there is a type and02:19:11
there are a lot of people who are just A02:19:12
why not And so I say02:19:13
use the child to get back02:19:16
use passion in relationships02:19:18
child to tie a man who02:19:20
there leaves the family and offer to do02:19:23
sentence when you're super messed up02:19:25
so as not to be responsible for your02:19:27
actions are classic these are people all the time02:19:30
they do it they don't think I heard that02:19:32
but I thought it was just a priority of value02:19:34
I have another one02:19:37
an acquaintance is dating a girl you are her02:19:41
you love yes he says I’m asking dude and you02:19:45
I would marry him, he says, Well, yes, I think so02:19:47
why not02:19:48
and I and I don’t I don’t understand how this can02:19:53
be02:19:54
within marriage02:19:56
The only thing he needs from these02:20:01
relationship is for her to be good at02:20:04
on the farm and there she also helped with food02:20:08
child and was a reliable person02:20:10
still comes from the value system maybe02:20:12
maybe I don’t understand the example, I don’t either02:20:16
I understand, I catch myself thinking that sometimes02:20:19
I just maybe think too much02:20:20
actually there is, it might cost less02:20:23
thinking maybe it's the other way around isn't worth it02:20:26
no one knows how to live life I02:20:27
I really wanted to say that everything we02:20:28
now we are discussing I personally have my life02:20:31
in all those aspects that we discussed02:20:33
in many it creates the feeling of a boat with02:20:36
you're always a holey bottom, that is, you02:20:37
you sit in it, you're like about being media02:20:40
dude I don't know how to be a streamer there02:20:42
now everything will work out for me and in the end02:20:44
you realize that you have 1000 tasks02:20:46
which you need to close directly02:20:48
now you need to do this then otherwise yours02:20:50
The streaming boat will sink because02:20:52
that entropy is loss of interest and so on02:20:55
further Everything is heading towards collapse, you are building02:20:58
some kind of career and such Vova right now02:21:01
I'll live normally. I don't give a damn about her all the time.02:21:03
sinking relationship over relationship02:21:05
constantly need to work they need to be patched02:21:07
tint, etc. Either yours02:21:09
The boat will sink as if all02:21:10
[ __ ] life is a boat with a hole in the bottom02:21:13
which has an infinite number of holes02:21:14
which you patch and one appears02:21:16
two new ones just started living and died02:21:19
I just think everything is fine02:21:21
it's finally calm now02:21:24
The song Leader Ship is playing in the background02:21:28
I have the same feeling on the other hand02:21:31
hand, maybe life is like that, dick02:21:32
maybe he knows about something else here02:21:36
No, the task is they always have 20002:21:38
put a percent Well, yes, you need everything02:21:40
you need to support everything02:21:43
I know what I like about therapy because02:21:46
it's like the rules of the game02:21:49
You better understand what you can do02:21:52
And what not to do02:21:54
you know how damn it's like some kind of02:21:57
religion you believe certain rules02:22:00
for example the same tact as you02:22:04
Do you think you need to communicate with people like this02:22:05
right and how it's not very good02:22:07
do there about personal space02:22:09
another person's set of rules02:22:11
which you use to02:22:13
build your relationship with02:22:16
people generally build their lives there02:22:17
this is also very reminiscent of religions02:22:19
it's fun for me to do something like this02:22:22
analogy this is true like Many don’t02:22:25
understand this especially Well, like me02:22:27
a believer and I know like because02:22:30
I'm more or less interested02:22:31
question I noticed that for many people02:22:33
especially before the invention of therapy02:22:35
Church and Faith had properties02:22:39
therapy properties of resolving complex02:22:42
questions just the properties of the rules02:22:44
some kind of life and it works like that for02:22:47
for many this is therapy for those people for02:22:49
for which conventional therapy does not work02:22:51
who need some kind of super authority02:22:53
which they can’t Well, that is, they look02:22:55
on the doctor there is someone like that so that you02:22:57
someone like you taught me about life02:22:59
like in general so that I can be with you02:23:01
share when the doctor takes the place02:23:03
some kind of creature from above, for example, so02:23:06
they feel comfortable sharing with him02:23:07
because for them it's cultural02:23:10
they justified something else religion from therapy02:23:11
that's absolutely it's not different02:23:13
man with problems02:23:15
what I have is just the thought of therapy02:23:17
about the fact that like I went there maybe like02:23:19
once serving your woman for six months too02:23:20
back and I'm [ __ ] happy with it because02:23:22
that although we were talking with a friend and02:23:24
I understand that in general you simply endow02:23:26
you choose a person and give him02:23:27
authority determined for oneself and02:23:30
you are so authoritative for me02:23:31
man, let's discuss my02:23:34
What do you think about my experiences?02:23:35
Am I justified enough? Am I02:23:38
I'm worried Am I living right?02:23:40
they say that is, you simply choose02:23:41
someone and share with him02:23:44
but I have a great therapist starting02:23:46
He said that I shouldn't stop drinking for02:23:48
I’m wildly grateful to him, this is it02:23:50
This is what I understand, this is [ __ ] medicine02:23:51
This is how it should work02:23:54
There is another parallel, maybe I know02:23:57
that you are putting the therapist in the role02:24:00
parent02:24:01
like just another way of looking at things02:24:05
you are the parents of therapists02:24:07
nothing has changed just one thing02:24:10
the other thing was changed Well, it helps to live and02:24:15
God forbid. Well, by the way, I haven’t gone for a long time. You02:24:18
you know what I discovered here is an awesome thing02:24:20
straight02:24:22
called regressology02:24:27
[music]02:24:28
Rock02:24:29
I'll tell you how it happens02:24:33
you come to a person to see a therapist you02:24:35
tell him all your problems and02:24:37
experiences in your head and what do you need02:24:39
she's worried about it all, she's discussing it02:24:43
writes it all down in a notebook and you're at 602:24:46
hours you are immersed in hypnosis in a trance02:24:49
they put on a bandage and she says like this02:24:54
you have such fear, but imagine02:24:56
And so it happened02:24:58
what did you feel but I feel02:25:00
immerse yourself in this a little, I really feel like02:25:01
it spreads throughout this body and02:25:03
in short, in the process you get answers to02:25:06
your questions are not from the outside, not therapists02:25:10
who see everything through their own prism02:25:12
from within yourself02:25:14
It's much more02:25:16
deeper experience than when you just02:25:19
another person says when you receive02:25:21
the answer from within myself reminds me of this02:25:24
in short, this is an absolutely samurai thing02:25:27
only more there she was more02:25:30
less specific sense In the sense02:25:32
accepting the samurai's death constantly02:25:33
accepts the fact of his own death02:25:35
I absolutely agree with him he always02:25:37
experiences it and therefore does not experience it02:25:39
actually about what he does every day02:25:41
puts himself in danger because02:25:43
in principle, for himself he is already dead, he is already02:25:45
how would he experience and accept this fact and02:25:48
this is firstly secondly what makes me wild02:25:50
I was impressed in short because, well, that's it02:25:53
everyone loves to discuss bushida02:25:55
discuss me with him, this is some kind of Musashi02:25:57
draw parallels in02:25:59
samurai mentality in life but I02:26:01
I’ll honestly say that most of me02:26:02
I was impressed by this. What a cool idea02:26:04
Why is it so easy for a samurai to fit in?02:26:08
this strict set of rules Why does he do this?02:26:10
It’s easy to follow them perfectly though02:26:12
there are quite a lot of them and to me the samurai but very02:26:15
highly regulated because02:26:17
The samurai understands perfectly well that all life02:26:20
everything that happens is by and large02:26:22
this is the type of game it is, life is not great02:26:25
serious and therefore when he understands02:26:28
that this is all so idle for him02:26:30
just shape it however you want and how02:26:33
you want to modulate yourself, put yourself in02:26:36
any framework because it does not belong to02:26:37
he doesn't treat her completely02:26:39
critically seriously he understands what it is02:26:41
game and within the game he can02:26:43
imagine yourself as anyone and fit in02:26:45
into this and it won't be difficult for him it won't be02:26:47
bother him because really02:26:48
it's all [ __ ] and this is it02:26:51
it helped me a lot when you understand02:26:54
what is real You should close for02:26:56
yourself some doors in which you are very02:26:58
I would like to come back but you can’t imagine it02:27:01
allow02:27:02
For example, if we say I don't know about02:27:05
some kind of dependence if we are talking about02:27:07
alcohol I have a problem with alcohol Well02:27:09
For example, I have problems with alcohol02:27:10
and I understand that I constantly want02:27:13
go back to the time when I have when02:27:15
I didn't realize it And when I had02:27:17
the possibility of some uncontrolled02:27:19
I could get high so much02:27:20
how much I wanted how much I wanted to pay for it02:27:22
no responsibility I understand that02:27:23
if I don't want to give up altogether02:27:26
alcohol I at least need to come to02:27:27
pure measures And this is the limitation that you02:27:29
you must put on yourself you must some02:27:31
close the doors to yourself if you02:27:33
you approach life a little differently02:27:35
give a [ __ ] a little because you understand02:27:36
that in fact it is we who are 80 years old02:27:39
[ __ ] pieces of meat on a huge ball in02:27:41
space doesn't require it too much02:27:43
a lot of02:27:44
it gets easier02:27:47
this sadur02:27:52
he was just talking about the fact that he didn’t02:27:56
it's worth treating life very difficult I02:28:00
Think02:28:01
this is what we all need to learn02:28:05
this is absolutely correct something that02:28:08
you and I are souls, but people get excited02:28:10
families are all fine living happily Let them02:28:14
they start Well, by the way, even if02:28:19
even if we assume at an early age02:28:22
They have children and feel that something02:28:23
it doesn't work out that way if they want02:28:26
something to do about it they can go there02:28:29
for therapy Semey02:28:30
nykh and make up for it after some02:28:33
time they can always study well02:28:35
yourself02:28:36
I have one last question to ask02:28:39
always on this podcast if Slava02:28:41
Marlow will not be tomorrow Whatever you are02:28:44
I wanted people to remember you02:28:47
hype02:28:54
Yes, I don’t care what will happen at all02:28:57
no matter, but let them be there02:29:01
The heels got a kick out of the track there02:29:14
so cool that it reached us02:29:18
piano music symphony I think that02:29:21
Nowadays there is much more competition02:29:25
higher than in their time I think yes There is not02:29:28
everyone could read02:29:30
especially rap and higher than in times02:29:34
Beatles because, again, not for everyone02:29:37
will give you a record contract02:29:39
studio you can spend a lot of time02:29:40
record your songs technology02:29:42
not everyone has it, but now everyone02:29:45
can I download something on the Internet?02:29:47
I sincerely think that someone in 10 years02:29:50
there will be no site on me so I'm clean02:29:52
everything seems to be fine in Chile02:29:55
so to answer your question anyway02:30:01
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I saw these public pages on VKontakte philosophy02:30:23
drowning did you see which is like well this is it02:30:25
popular new thing but movie dealer02:30:27
In short, Nikolas Vinin Gorevna is there02:30:29
Mads Mixelson you probably know him02:30:31
the actor who plays a bandit there02:30:35
named Tony and he has this02:30:37
in short, bald yes yes And then there is this02:30:40
flows02:30:41
Briefly speaking02:30:43
public is called Tony's philosophy02:30:45
I thought the booker's philosophy would be fine02:30:47
good how is this [ __ ] all as if possible02:30:49
second title thoughts Booker but thoughts02:30:52
booker - this is also not well, you understand02:30:54
this is a thought, this is too simple02:30:55
philosophy Booker and you post it there I02:30:58
[ __ ] you know like and every time to this02:31:00
signature philosophy bouquet I think it's02:31:02
ok friends work keep it up do it02:31:05
have children beautifully02:31:09
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Thank you very much steel It was very02:31:15
it was nice no it was [ __ ] it02:31:17
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Скачивайте ПАНЧ, публикуйте ролики, а лучшие из них попадут в следующий ролик: https://punch.ru/?mt_click_id=mt-ooomh1-1717801741-1214775284 указывайте хештег #vsrap Telegram — https://t.me/vsrapcom VSRAPSHOP для артистов — https://vsrap.shop/forartist Магазин — https://vsrap.shop/ Инстаграм — https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser ВКонтакте — https://vk.com/vsrapru VSRAP Production — https://vsrap.productions/ Контакты Сотрудничество с VSRAP - [email protected] Производство одежды и мерчендайза - [email protected] Заказы и доставка из магазина - [email protected] Редакторы, дизайнеры, разработчики - [email protected] Музыкальная дистрибуция - [email protected] Реклама в выпусках - [email protected] Слава и Букер слушают альбом - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygIIgh1vgUc Slava Marlow Альбом "ТУЗИК" - https://links.tuzik.toys/ Мерч - https://tuzik.toys/ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@slavamarlow Telegram - https://t.me/slavamarlow VK - https://vk.com/marlowism Booker YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@FEDYABOOKER VK - https://vk.com/fedyabooker Twitch - https://vk.cc/caJbXv Boosty - https://boosty.to/fedya_booker Таймкоды: 00:00:00 - Нужно ли изучать город, в котором живёшь? 00:05:04 - Где прогуливал школу Слава? 00:06:22 - Про школьные рэп-баттлы и первые выпуски VERSUS 00:12:35 - Про дисс Оксимирона на Моргенштерна 00:19:05 - Слава Марлоу про Оксимирона 00:26:03 - Любимый образ Оксимирона 00:30:20 - Меняется ли Слава перед камерой? 00:35:04 - История связанная с треком «КАМРИ 3.5» 00:38:49 - Про трек «КАМРИ 3.5» 00:43:40 - Что такое айдентика? 00:49:19 - В России очень много талантливых людей 00:54:23 - Сколько человек работало над альбомом «ТУЗИК»? 00:55:46 - Почему звучание альбома построено на одном синтезаторе? 00:59:36 - Слава Марлоу - рэпер? 01:04:27 - Есть ли у Славы сайд-проект? 01:06:29 - Анонс мерча 01:11:07 - Слава про свою игрушку - Тузика 01:15:01 - «В России никто не делает интересных коллабораций» 01:19:26 - Слава подготовил сорокаминутное выступление о айдентике 01:25:36 - Почему Слава боялся выпускать альбом? 01:28:26 - Претензии слушателей к альбому «ТУЗИК» 01:29:48 - Слушаем альбом 01:30:14 - Как будет меняться творчество Славы Марлоу? 01:36:50 - Важно ли признание для Славы? 01:40:49 - Боится ли Слава остаться без денег? 01:47:37 - «У меня мозг сломался, когда я переехал в Питер» 01:51:17 - Слава не умеет отдыхать 01:57:14 - Готов ли Слава к созданию семьи? 01:58:28 - Про собаку Славы Марлоу 02:05:42 - Можно ли заниматься творчеством после 40 лет? 02:18:29 - Свадьба, как способ спасти отношения 02:24:18 - Что такое регрессология? 02:28:37 - Что, если завтра Славы Марлоу не станет
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