And,

uh, they would, there would be DJs, there was DJs in the crew and then a bunch of dancers and stuff and like breakers and stuff.

And so they would go to Melrose every weekend and they would like, collaborate and like get all the money that they had and put it together to buy new records and so we would all mob down there we'd take the bus or we'd walk like we'd be like you know fuck it let's save our bus money so we can get more records and like you know so we would walk it and then go get the stuff and then come home and then they'd spin and we'd be making like dance routines to like battle the next weekend at the club you know and it was like what and yeah it was just like I was really young and I was able to just really experience a really special moment i feel especially within house music and house culture here in la um i was graced by the one and only dj irene and um you know so at arena like that was her spot and like stacy hollywood and I ended up being actually one of the go-go dancers at the club back in the day.

Yeah, it was crazy.

It was insane.

I had a blast.

But yeah, like Richard Humpty Vision, Bad Boy Bill, all that hard house.

But the motivation behind it, is it still the music? Or has something changed on that?

Mm-hmm.

Um, and so yeah, that, it really turned a lot around for me.

And I think that also, that's when I had some of my most toughest relationships, and then I ended up being single for like three years, and that was like my focus, was like, "What is self-love?" And I got in the best shape of my life.

I was the happiest I've ever been.

I, my diet was immaculate.

Like, it was insane.

Like, everything, the way that I was taking care of myself.

Mm-hmm.