Bas

And having those friendships.

Even, like, with Bas, um, from Dreamville.

I messaged him 'cause I was like, "Bro, I'm so keen to open for J. Cole." F- and then he, he, like, messaged me, like, couple days ago, and he was like, "Bro, if I'm on the tour, I'm gonna bring you out." So I'm like, "Fuck, G."

Yeah.

Fingers crossed J. Cole brings Bas, bro.

[laughs]

All right, let's go.

You know what I mean?

We have seven minutes until the nine o'clock BBC News, but I still have a couple songs left before we do that.

And we're gonna switch gears a touch and jump into some of our disco funk bag with one of my favorite bands that I discovered in these last five years celebrating solar power, teaming up with Bas for this one.

The band I'm talking about is Jungle, and here they are now with "Romeo II" on solar power.

Let's go.

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