Jul 17, 2026 · 45 min · 10 segments
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Oso DivaHost
Tev DollasGuest
Like I'm saying, and I kind of sort of don't necessarily feel like you gave me just the answer in a sense of the area.

Because, of course, you're saying you definitely let us know from the beginning your mom and dad was there.

You know what I'm saying? But your younger brothers and sisters put you on whatever they were saying you couldn't listen to, ignoring that all of the damn music they was listening to is what was helping you through your puberty because the song was playing while you was rubbing.

But in Strong Island, what type of music was really, really kicking, possibly? Was it a certain sound when you actually saw yourself jumping into it to where it was like, I got to make sure this is on it? Or you kicked through the door like, nah, this is Tev Doll.

Um, honestly, what I can't really say the music in Long Island that influenced me really is more of like, it's more of like, new york city like specifically specifically biggie biggie has always been my favorite rapper

all right wait stop because y'all see what he did and i was about to ask some more questions like open it open discussion no so we're gonna jump into the floor because you ready and y'all already know america love america it's their birthday everybody taking off the because they sell food in front of Mount Rushmore.

I feel like, I feel like with him, it's kind of like, we're kind of similar and it's not the, you know, I heard that before in the past that, you know, our styles are, you know, are somewhat similar because he's like, he always, you know, felt comfortable being, being vulnerable.

Like I'm saying, and I kind of sort of don't necessarily feel like you gave me just the answer in a sense of the area.

Because, of course, you're saying you definitely let us know from the beginning your mom and dad was there.

You know what I'm saying? But your younger brothers and sisters put you on whatever they were saying you couldn't listen to, ignoring that all of the damn music they was listening to is what was helping you through your puberty because the song was playing while you was rubbing.

But in Strong Island, what type of music was really, really kicking, possibly? Was it a certain sound when you actually saw yourself jumping into it to where it was like, I got to make sure this is on it? Or you kicked through the door like, nah, this is Tev Doll.

Um, honestly, what I can't really say the music in Long Island that influenced me really is more of like, it's more of like, new york city like specifically specifically biggie biggie has always been my favorite rapper

all right wait stop because y'all see what he did and i was about to ask some more questions like open it open discussion no so we're gonna jump into the floor because you ready and y'all already know america love america it's their birthday everybody taking off the because they sell food in front of Mount Rushmore.

I feel like, I feel like with him, it's kind of like, we're kind of similar and it's not the, you know, I heard that before in the past that, you know, our styles are, you know, are somewhat similar because he's like, he always, you know, felt comfortable being, being vulnerable.
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