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<v ->Oh shit, my nose is itching.</v>

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My barber's meant to come to my house every Tuesday, yeah?

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He never came yesterday.

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Luckily I looked in the mirror

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and I just, you can't see my mustache, can you?

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It's fine, yeah.

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What's good, GQ?

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It's M Huncho and these are my ten essentials.

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[upbeat electronic music]

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Polaroid of my daughter.

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My daughter has seen me with the mask and yep,

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she does know who I am.

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She'll just look at me and just laugh.

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Makes me feel like a punk sometimes but.

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On my last album called "Chasing Euphoria,"

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the last song is called "Sincerely Dad."

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I made that song way before I even knew she existed,

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where I had named her in this song,

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I'm just super vulnerable and just telling her

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about things to do and things not to do

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and things to be aware of.

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Moments later, that's it,

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I found out that I'm gonna have a daughter

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and I manifested it, to be honest.

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Yeah, I need to be careful

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with what I manifest in the future.

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The next item I would like to speak about,

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this hard drive contains the second coming

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to my classic UK mixtape called "Utopia."

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This hard drive only has three copies in total.

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One is here, one is with someone else,

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and the other one is with another someone else.

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When it gets connected to laptops,

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the laptop has to be offline,

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no wifi, no links are getting sent.

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No one ain't getting nothing.

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If you get the password wrong two times,

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everything gets deleted.

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If I get it wrong,

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we're gonna have to skip the second "Utopia"

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and go straight to "Utopia 3."

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The next item I would like to talk about is my medicine bag.

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It's got all my daily vitamins

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and helps me with my creativity process.

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Back in the day, coming up 48 hours and stuff,

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I was kind of in a place

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where I was constantly around weed.

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Oh shit.

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I was constantly around medicine.

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I was involved in a lifestyle

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where I was essentially a pharmacist

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and I'm not encouraging anyone to do it, but I smoke gas.

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I take my medicine and I'm in the zone.

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I'm working for hours.

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I'm going song after song after song.

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I don't believe that you necessarily need

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to depend on it to create anything,

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because the same way I've created with medicine,

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I've created without medicine

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I've been taking medicine for so many years,

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I'm a functioning addict.

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My next essentials are my watches.

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It's a mint face Rolex Datejust

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and I just like the simplicity of it.

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I don't think that a watch has to be expensive

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for it to be beautiful.

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This is so simple, but it's so nice.

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This one here for retail was under 10K

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but I don't remember how much I bought it for.

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I know the watches that I buy

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will always appreciate in value

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because I have the right people around me

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to give me the right advice.

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Second one is the one I'm wearing.

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Two-tone gold and stainless steel with a black face.

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I've liked the Submariner.

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I feel like it's a classic Rolex.

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It's a watch I used to see a lot of people

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that are in investment banking and finance,

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this is their everyday watch.

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Let's see what else we have.

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We have the Yacht Master rhodium

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and it's got a really beautiful dial.

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I think it was about 10K.

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The investment bankers in the hood,

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they used to have these watches.

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Next one, we'll go to the Cartier Skeleton rose gold,

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all baguette diamonds.

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I'm a walking chandelier when I wear this.

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it's about building a collection.

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This can't be part of my collection.

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It's a custom, it doesn't hold its value.

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If anything, it loses its values

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so please don't ask me for prices.

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Sometimes you have to pay an arm and a leg

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and you're just gonna have to go for prosthetics.

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The next watch in my collection was actually sold

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to me by a lovely lady that I know over in AP

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and she called me one day and she said,

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"You do music.

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I've got the AP music edition available

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for you in titanium."

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It's limited to 500 pieces.

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Yeah, my managers don't like it, man.

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They say, I spend too much money.

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This AP, I bought for 24 grand retail.

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I'm just scratching the surface

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with my collection at the moment.

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I'm still building.

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Stay tuned.

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Maybe the next time I do this, I'll come with 20.

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The next thing I would like to go to is my notebook.

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Sometimes I write down how I feel at the moment.

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I don't feel appreciated enough,

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but then again, neither does rain.

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That's a good one.

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You like that one, yeah?

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Every day, I try to be a better version of myself.

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It's a beautiful struggle.

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I wrote down a few plans of mine,

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things that I would like to achieve, criticisms of myself.

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I got rid of anything digital, my notes being one of them

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and I had over 2000 notes, songs that I've written already,

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songs that I haven't performed.

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It's part of the process.

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I believe in myself.

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I know what I bring to the table.

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I know what I can do when I go into the studio

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and I'm a creative, I don't see it as lost

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because it's always gonna be somewhere in my subconscious.

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The next item I'd like to introduce,

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one of one pair signed by Virgil and Lucien Clark.

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Lucien's a kind man.

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He's one of the hardest workers I know.

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Back in the day, we used to look up to gangsters.

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Gangsters don't have to be your only inspiration.

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You can get inspired by art.

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You can get inspired by this.

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He has his own shoe With Louis Vuitton

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I invited him over to my house,

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we were chopping it up

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and at that time I was looking for someone to,

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I had my gray mask and I was looking for someone

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to enhance my mask and I told him my interests,

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I told him what I liked.

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I just let him get to know me on a personal level.

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A lot of high luxury, even without admitting it,

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they do bite the style of skaters.

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Skaters are the original cool kids.

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Even the OGs know that.

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Next item, I'd like to go onto is prayer beads

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and they were given to me by my dad.

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Growing up, me and my dad

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never had the greatest relationship.

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Maybe because I was a delinquent.

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When he gave me these, I've always kept these with me.

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My parents are getting old and it's a great reminder

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to look at this and always remember them.

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I try my best to follow my religion.

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I guess we're all sinners, we all sin.

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There's been times where I'm not close to my creator

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or close to my religion

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because of maybe external factors,

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and I feel like religion just keeps me grounded as well.

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It keeps me on a level head.

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The next item I'd like to talk about is my twin.

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He's my friend, this guy here.

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I'm not like Jim Carrey when I put on the mask,

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it just turns me into someone completely different.

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I firmly believe in being yourself at all times,

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no matter the situation, no matter the environment,

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you just have to be yourself.

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The mask is actually a mold of my face.

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You are looking at my face.

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It just doesn't really have facial features.

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It's been a big part of my career.

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It's my brand.

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Protecting my identity when it came to music

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has always been the narrative that I wanted to push myself.

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I started off wearing a balaclava.

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It was really hot.

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There was times where I'm on stage

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and I'm thinking, "Yep, this is it.

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I'm about to collapse."

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The only way that I would ever evolve this mask

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is if it was with a specific brand, maybe like a Montclair.

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So I feel like a Chrome Hearts would be good

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if they was to do something in Sterling Silver

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"The Creative Act, A Way of Being," by Rick Rubin.

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Thoughts and habits not conducive to the work,

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believing you're not good enough,

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feeling you don't have the energy it takes,

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mistaking adopted rules for absolute truths,

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not wanting to do the work.

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Laziness, don't be lazy.

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When there's someone so intriguing like Rick Rubin

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and they release a book, you just get to know

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what type of person he is and work ethic

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and it's insightful to know how great minds think.

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Everyone has good habits, everyone has bad habits.

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Just try to build up good habits

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when I'm in the studio, when I'm working.

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Cactus Plant Flea Market and Nike, these are unreleased.

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I went to LA recently and I didn't wanna buy any shoes.

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I have over 200 pairs of shoes, so I told him,

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"I'm not buying shoes

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unless they're really shoes that I wanna buy."

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The guy was like to me,

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"Oh we've got these CPFM Nike shoes."

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And I was like, "The ones that look like the Grinch?

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Because I don't want those."

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"No, we have the other ones too."

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"What size do you have?"

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"UK 10."

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Guess who bought them?

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Me.

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The colors that are actually on this shoe

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are my favorite colors.

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I don't know if I am ever gonna wear them.

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And my top three shoes out of the 200 pairs,

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I'll put the Lucien Clarks in there.

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Definitely top three.

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The LV Nike Air Forces.

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And number three I would go for is the Nike Stussy Air Zoom.

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So that was my 10 essentials.

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Hope you got to get to know me better

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and it's been a pleasure.

