LaRussell

There we go.

Man, this shout out to LaRussell.

He, you know, he showed up here, but there was a shout out to D1.

He showed up.

Speaking of that, speaking of that piece of content and it getting you the looks, I know SZA saw it.

And what's his name? LaRussell.

Yeah.

I think when I saw LaRussell posted, I thought it was just you reposting the reel.

And then I had to look closer and was like, oh, no, this is on his page.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah

... what La Russell does now.

Yeah.

And, like, you know, a lot of people.

I've got B DeVoe.

singer, part of LaRussell's America's Got Talent choir and tour.

I have Zoe Boston, a visual artist, part of that same tour as well.

These guys all do choir together as well.

And that's, uh, now you're speaking a hundred percent facts and I, and that's just kind of, uh, and then like, it's just with the, with the work shit, like kind of like you said, cause that's, that's something I've been thinking about.

Cause I just, uh, dropped a song, I believe earlier this year with, uh, Deontay Hitchcock and LaRussell.

I got them on the same track.

You feel me? It's called Regular Nigga.

Russ has done that a bunch of times.

So I definitely think even, we keep talking about it, but LaRussell, same thing, he built out an experience.

And I think this is going to be something that People want more of, especially as music becomes more and more of a commodity and human music becomes more and more of a commodity.

I think people are going to want shows like this.

Mm-hmm

... um, I think, uh, I think La Russell did one.

Yeah.

Ken-

I think La Russell pulled one off just recently.

Kendrick did one for Mr.

Morale.

But you know what's funny? I guess we can end it after that.

I was downloading a video from Twitter and I saw a LaRussell ad and it just made me think about this right here.

It's like, nigga, he make positive ass music and don't nobody want to hear that shit.

Ain't nobody putting money behind it besides

him.

But LaRussell is a special case though because I think You know what's so crazy about Russell? And I was waiting to see that brightness of a hand.

I didn't think we was going to talk about Russell.

Russell, when he did that, when he did the Hitler-Trump, you know what I'm saying? Still heaven.

So much juice, I should say, was dropped in this interview of H. E.R. just explaining, you know, how she got into music, how she's from Vallejo, California.

The same place as La Russell, actually.

I would love to know, um, how he feels about H. E.R. and what she means to that community because he really has put his stamp in the ground as like, "I am a Vallejo artist.

I'm gonna live here.

I'm gonna work here.

I'm gonna bring everybody here." You know, shout out to La Russell.

But H. E.R. is from Vallejo, California, and on this interview, she talked about her upbringing and how her dad really was the catalyst for H. E.R. to just fall in love with music, and her mom also was, um, a very big supporter of H. E.R. getting into the industry and just working on her craft and becoming the amazing artist that she is now.

And she talked about how she is coming into her own as a woman and learning her voice, speaking up for herself.