Surname

So it's going to be an exactly.

And so getting to that, hey, is the real move here? You want your family name to carry on? Is that what we're doing here? Because like have the, it just all this theater and all these proxy conversations and excuse after excuse, we got to drill down to the bottom thing.

And it might mean you forcing the issue and always dignified, always respectful, be the man you want to be, regardless of how she's responding.

I'm going to be a person of character and integrity, but is your main goal here? I'm going to push this issue and we got to solve it.

And to the white man's paperwork, right? Because I love marriage, but remember, this is all a business, right? Marriage is a business, right? Engagement reigns as a business.

So since we all assimilate into that, why are we stopping at last names? I want to know what the science is behind the thought process, though.

What?

I feel like some people in...

i don't remember what i went out to but I went out, I was like, I got to dog someone.

I'm like, this is my family name on the line.

I'm like, I'm walking out to this.

Like, I got to kill this dude.

I can only imagine the shit you went through, bro, because I

was removed.

I had to scrap shit for my family name.

You got

Ouch.

Another example of Vibe citing authors non-existent, such as First Name, Last Name, and others.

The publication dates are off by years.

And these papers had to beat out 15,000 other papers, which got rejected.

And as a 30-year-old man, I... accepted his invitation to climb through the window to avoid running into his dad and as I was climbing through the window his dad was out the front here having a smoke down on like the little path over there so I didn't see him on the way in and he saw me climbing across the roof and as soon as I got in the house he ran up the stairs and busted us and then made me re-enter the house and roleplay coming back in, like saying, hello, Mr.

Last Name.

So we've

now gone on this tour from early teen, preteen, like just 18 age Sam.

I called, um, my mom, you know, Mrs.

Last name.

Um, Or was it Miss? I don't remember which one.

She's divorced.

Everybody cares about pronouns.

Like if I was a teacher, you'd call me Mr.

Last Name.

I would want you to call me Mr.

Best day ever.

Em, you, uh, released an EP called, uh, Family, Family Name, if I remember correctly.

That's it, yeah.

And, uh, it was very personal.

And, um, she has been unlocking a really cool part in my range, which is definitely a bit more belty.

I would say before, especially with the music that I have out, um, during the pandemic, I was kind of experimenting with some of the softer, more intimate Like kind of indie take on my voice.

So you can hear that in a, in a couple of the tracks that I have released, like the first couple of tracks on Family Name.

Um, but I've always been more comfortable in a bit more of a, like a belty, a belty world.

we took? Start with what the word means.

Hebrazation is amending a Jewish surname so that it's tied to Hebrew, and Hebrew is the language Jews spoke natively until it died out of everyday use around the second century.

So we're taking a dead language and using it as a rebranding tool.

That's one way to put it.

And then the order to the IDF.

This is the quote.

It's desirable that every commanding officer, from squadron commander to chief of staff, should change his surname, whether German, English, Slavic, French, or foreign in general, to a Hebrew surname, in order to be a role model for his soldiers.

role model.

Oh.

Um, but you know, there, I know people that have two last names.

That has become more prominent-

Yes

But there are women that hyphenate.

Like for me, it would be hyphenation of Bodford/Jones.

You know, and, and if that was the boys' last name, their last names would be like Jared Bodford/Jones, but that's not.

Yeah.