300. - DJ Python

All right, this episode of How Long Gone is brought to you by Stateside with Kai and Carter, a new podcast from The Guardian. And they are using this podcast to slow down the news and wrestle with the questions that we all have about what's happening in the world. And they do it three times a week, Jason. Does that sound familiar to you? We don't really talk about, you know, a lot of international global news items and climates and cultures and sports and things like that. We do talk about fashion and wellness, but for everything else, Kai and Carter are a great place. All right, so who couldn't use more news? Listen wherever you get your podcast. or watch on YouTube. How long gone is here? What's up, you dumbass? It's interesting that you're calling me a dumbass when the technical side of this podcast seems to always have some connectivity issues, and it's not related to HVAC. All my cables are so old and outdated. A lot of vermin and redentia. I've chewed them to bits, so you're lucky that this podcast even comes out. I don't know how I do it. I'm using an old Vizio TV as a monitor now that I have a new TV. You know, we'll see what happens. Is it douchey to use like a 42-inch flat-screen TV as a computer monitor if you don't like edit video? Oh, not at all. No, not at all. I think it's actually quite cool. You know, what you're telling me, all the things that you're telling me that could be perceived as negative by some Luddites. uh to me is is more of a testament to your sustainability efforts at them jeans uh incorporated i don't want to have a 42 inch computer monitor but it's either this or the landfills what do you prefer that's what i mean like do you want to see me using ableton on the big screen or do you want me to kill the environment with yet another uh un unusable piece of plastic it's your decision luckily i'm not doing anything that needs some some fine details because It is a Vizio television. But that being said, Vizio, if you get in touch, if you do want to kind of step your game up, we're here to help. Chris is really good at making TVs, so give us a call. I love making TVs. I'm really big into TVs. He's been killing it at TVs lately. Damn. He's like Nas with the soldering iron. He will just off top just make a TV from fucking scratch. I'm like, bro, are you serious, bro?

Chris came over for dinner and he didn't bring a bottle of wine. He bought a 42 inch. That's crazy. Just a little weekend project. So yeah, Chris, what's up with you? It's hot as hell. It's hot as hell. It's beautiful. Yesterday. Today's the hottest day of the year so far. And a classic afternoon errand run. I did go to the local car wash and a lot of people were shading themselves and being hot and sitting under the cover. I pulled out my folding chair. and set it right in the sun and just baked for 25 minutes while these guys did a number. Well, that sounds like something that you would do, but the thing that makes me, I guess the tell, as you would call it, is that you said you pulled out your folding chair, and I don't think you have a folding chair. The only time you've ever owned a folding chair. I pulled out the folding chair they provided. I did not, of course, I didn't have my Stussy camp chair in the car or my... promotional Burberry chair that we received two years ago. I don't have any of that stuff. Burberry lives in my garage, Chris, not yours. No, that's true. I used the stock folding chair they had at the Gower Car Wash and just let myself bake under God's bright light. Damn, you go to the Gower Car Wash? Yeah, what the fuck? The one that's in Gower Gulch, right? No, no, no. It's Gower and Santa Monica, I think. It's on a corner. So you go to a car wash that's in just a slightly even worse part of town. Got it. Yeah, exactly. Hollywood sounds cool. Hollywood sounds fun. We do have a car wash that's really close to my house here in Glendale, but it's unfortunately where like 47-year-old guys who dress like babies wearing pajamas. smoke cigarettes and polish their guns so it's kind of you know it's a toss-up of what is a better or worse car wash that we go to it's funny because i've been doing some i was doing some scouting by accident over the last year there because there's this one young guy you're checking out some young yeah there's this young guy who's he's very good looking you got my attention i believe the owners of the car wash are two brothers

who don't do anything, but they're older, so I feel like this is one of their sons. He's very good-looking, thin, great bone structure, beautiful head of hair. I know it sounds like I'm describing you, but this is a different guy. So there's two lazy daddies who own the place. And then you keep saying over and over again how good looking this young male is. Yeah, this young guy is. So I'm like, and then last time. This underage guy. He sounds close. No, no, he's not underage. But the last couple times. One day once he's old enough to, you know, come out of that shirt, I'm sure you can kind of. Well, this is the twist. Whatever. I don't know. I don't want to say groom, but go ahead. This is the twist. I'm waiting. This is the twist. If it's a little chilly outside, he'll wear a Tom Brown sweatshirt. to wash cars in oh there's no way this there's no way this guy bought this sweatshirt based on price like how did he get the sweatshirt i think i i know i have i have an idea i've never so i've never interacted with this guy he's never been assigned to my car because my car doesn't even know you exist because it's large exactly like this guy wouldn't pay attention to me wait you want to talk to me and then yesterday he finally was assigned to my car And so I had this interaction with him. Jackpot. And I think he's got problems. Yeah, he only owns one piece of Tom Brown. But go ahead. What else you got? The interaction was so weird that it turned me off to kind of bring him up the ranks of the cutthroat fashion world. Okay, so something's off of them. I mean, they say don't meet your idols, don't meet your heroes. But this also applies to don't meet. I mean, meet, but enjoy them from afar, these young guys that you're trying to groom. Don't talk to them until they're out of high school. Otherwise, the comprehension level, I mean, because you and I, at the end of the day, we're podcasters, but we're pretty much just talking, right? I mean, this is just a conversation. So it would be weird if that wasn't a part of kind of your...

Seduction process, you know? Yeah, exactly. I think there's nothing sexier than a good conversation. And you didn't get that today from Armin that the car wash is what it sounds like. That's tough. Tough pill to swallow over there at the car wash. Yeah, I took my lumps and luckily my car was spotless and he did receive a nice healthy tip even though I didn't slip him my card. But he did. Yeah, I feel like he'd be too awkward in front of the cameras after further review. You know what I mean? So, you know, what are you going to do? On to the next one, baby. I thought you had it slim, but. Exactly. Even the greats are wrong. But it's Hollywood, baby. There's one on every corner. People move here to live their dreams, and I'm here to help. Talking about car wash? There's a car wash in every corner? Well, there is a car wash in every corner, but also people hoping to become... Teens to groom. Exactly, exactly. People being hot and sexy and looking for their big break. That's what we do here in Hollywood. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And sometimes the big break doesn't come until your 40s. Exactly. Yeah, yeah. I wouldn't know anything about that. Don't throw away that sham. Wow. So, suit. But it is hot as hell. It's nice. It's really nice. I was like, should I wear a sweatshirt yesterday? I was like, no. It was straight polo and shorts. Anything else would have been stupid. The only thing I'm wearing right now, it's so hot. The only thing I'm wearing right now, about $11 worth of keels from Equinox. I'm slathered up from tip to tail. I drank about eight ounces of it just to get it down. But the legs are up. I played tennis this morning. Got a little tan, got a little sun-kissed. Oh, I love this for you, bro. I feel much like my small rescue dog, Bean. What a great pup-o that I have. And sometimes I'll have a doggy treat, and Bean will look at me and be like, I don't trust this. There's got to be something going on here. What do you want from me? And I feel the same way about the weather right now. So I'm still very...

I'm not getting my hopes up. But, I mean, because it feels like summertime right now, but I know it's going to go back down. It's not going to go that far back down. But, I mean, I actually went to a Nike undefeated activation this morning at the gym. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I got that. Shout out to Zach. I had to leave, unfortunately, but they were offering, I think the place is called Remedy Place, but they had. proper ice bath set up outside. And I just didn't have time after the workout. That would have been some good content. To do the five minutes. Yeah, I might go back and just do it. I don't know. I really wanted to do it, but it was just like, you know, they got to get all the ice. They got the water. It's a whole thing. Maria Isabel was like, I got next. Well, no, that was yesterday at the all women's workout hosted by a friend of the show and former guest. So this was just you, you and Bam Bam Baklava. No, this was me. It was me. It was Zach. Sam Jane, creative director of How Long Gone, was in the building. Who else was there? I mean, that's really good. Was Uncle Pauly in the building? Uncle Pauly, unfortunately, I think Super Bowl week for Uncle Pauly, he ain't thinking about working out. He's hemmed up right now. He's shredding a lot of lettuce. He's got a lot of big sandwiches to sell. Super Bowl is one of the biggest sandwich holidays. I mean, the five foot. sandwich. You're telling me, buddy? Well, first of all, it's a six-footer. You know what I mean? I'm sorry. So the six-footer from Uncle Paulie's, if you didn't order it now, you're probably not going to get one. Keep dreaming. Yeah, keep dreaming. But this event was also co-sponsored by Erewhon, which is a nice touch. So the fridge was full of Erewhon spring water and a glass, and then I also received an Erewhon gift card. I don't know how much is on it, but it better be 50 or more. When you're Nike, what is the correct amount of Erewhon gift card to give? of an influencer. I would say $250. I would say $250. I'm like $250. A light $250. That's three trips. That's a lot of mind-clang for me. That's $250 if I don't get the granola I like. $250 with the savings that you get from GoneVIP at checkout at LairdSuperFood.com. $250?

I think you could probably buy the building. That's how great of a value it is. I could go a long way, but it was a good workout. But I was upset to miss the ice bath. But the Super Bowl is in town. There's a big NBA trade going on that people seem to be talking about. Still developing. Still developing, Gunner. It's still developing, but I believe one guy in question did pipe Kendall Jenner, so that's cool. There's some information that we can understand there. There's some stuff we can understand, his relationship with Kendall Jenner. Kendall Piper. Kendall Piper. That's a good last name for a curious Swedish guy. Kendall Pfeiffer? Maybe Austrian. Yeah, it could be Austrian. I mean... We do have a guest. Sorry, we have so much action today. We have so much to talk about. We have a guest that makes music that Jason likes. His name, this isn't his legal name, but his name is DJ Python. His government name is Brian Pinheiro. I mean, he probably didn't want us to tell you that. Who cares? He dropped off this great fragrance that he made that I posted on Instagram because I really like the packaging and the smell. 20 of you idiots said the same thing to me. Looks like a COVID test. Do better, listeners. Yeah, so thank you for that. Thank you for letting me know it looked like a COVID test, even though it was clearly labeled that it wasn't. But I think we have a lot in common with Python, and I can't wait to not talk about electronic music at all with him. Python is a New Yorker. He enjoys... ethereal, futuristic reggaeton. He's a fitness enthusiast. I think there's a chance that, much like you and I, he's a fitness enthusiast because he used to be fat, now not as fat. We'll have a lot to chew on today. Absolutely. Let's give him a buzz. Okay. Oh, this is huge for me personally. This episode of How I'm Gone is brought to you by TaskRabbit. Oh, baby, let me tell you something. This is not a joke. I use TaskRabbit a lot. Because I can't do anything. You need some art hung? TaskRabbit. You need something put together? A cabinet? Got to reach that cheese grater on the top shelf? TaskRabbit. Anything you need, TaskRabbit can take care of it for you. How it works, TaskRabbit connects you with skilled taskers in your area. They can help you move. They can assemble furniture.

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That is Q-U-I-N-C-E dot com slash how long. That'll get you free shipping and 365 day returns. Quince punto com slash how long. This episode of How Long Gone is brought to you by a new podcast from The Guardian stateside with Kai and Carter. This is covering a lot of our bases, Jason. It's trying to slow down. The news and wrestle with the questions we all have about what's happening in the world. And I know you particularly have quite a lot of questions. A lot of questions. But how often? Because we do this podcast three times a week and that's a sweet spot. How many times do they do? Three times a week. And I have a feeling just based on the platform and these talking points that they're maybe going to be covering different stuff than we do. That's just a guess. The Guardian is not some billionaire owned. They're not afraid to say what they want to say, brother. Yeah, Rupert ain't sniffing around in what journalists Kai Wright and Carter Sherman are up to over there at Stateside. But yeah, listen wherever you get your podcasts. You can watch it on YouTube. It's three times a week. And who couldn't use more news? Especially when it's not from here, let's say. Give it a listen. Give it a listen. I got my Beats Pros on. Yeah, I got my Montclair jacket on. Beats Pro. Okay, well, let's get into it. DJ Python, what's good? You got your Beats Pros on. You got your Montclair puffer on. What color is the Montclair? It's black. It's kind of trash bag. Trash bag black. Kind of like a Kanye jacket, like a Missy Elliott video type shit. Exactly, exactly. So I got the black, you know, like the hooded jacket. Then I got the money green. Puffer vest underneath. Oh, did you steal the Montclair or did you pay retail for it? I paid twice as much just because. Damn, Python is really starting off strongly. So I'm assuming you had to do all this because you forgot to pay your heating bill or something like that because you must be really toasty over there with all this monkey on. In the winter, I like to put on the AC so I can put on my Montclair at the crib.

All day. So much like How Long Gone, you're a money waster, and you do it kind of for a sexual kink is what it feels like. There is a slight sexual element to it, for sure. Okay. Okay, good. Well, you know, I mean, I feel like I'm talking to Diplo or Sonny right now. You know, just one EDM artist to another just blowing bags. Yeah, yeah. That's what I love to do is just wait. Yeah, I mean, do they know you at Kith or is it like you still kind of working your way up the ladder? I got to be honest. I only like going to Kith, not for the clothes, but to get the gram with the soft serve ice cream. Just me and me and all my friends roll out. To get the gram? To get that ice cream. Throw it up on Instagram. You mean not gram cracker. You mean the Instagram photo of you and your boys building a Kith treat. Yeah, yeah, exactly. So you're in New York right now. Are you in Brooklyn? Are you in the city? Where are you at? I'm in Ridgewood. Okay, Ridgewood, stand the fuck up. Oh, you know DJ Python's on the cutting edge, the Ridgewood, the hottest neighborhood in New York. The up-and-coming neighborhood, yeah. It's hot right now. I thought there were some natural wine bars there already. But yeah, I think there's a natural wine bar there now. I don't drink, though, personally, because it gets in the way of my gains. You're talking about in the gym gains, financial gains? Honestly, both, but mostly the gym. I can't drink for other reasons, but also it doesn't impact my gains. It's just one of the many benefits of not drinking, and that's why Jason will never be in the same shape that we are, Python. That's true. Because he cannot put down the support to save his little life. You got to put down the sauce. Fuck you, bitch. I'll fucking kill you. I'm sorry. I'm drunk. That's all right. But you got to get off the alcohol sauce and just get on fucking steroids. We've discussed many times. Most people are like, you know what? I'm doing a dry January. I'm doing a kin euphorix. I'm doing a Gia. You know what? Actually.

I'll do a little CBD at night and, you know, put on a movie. But you're saying straight, fuck all that, go straight to steroids. Yeah, yeah. Do, like, a sober January or dry January or whatever, which is just code word for, like, I'm going to do a cycle. And I just do a cycle. A cycle of steroids. And, you know, then it's almost a spring. You have a nice body. Okay. So other lifters know when you say dry January. How cool would that be if dry January was just low-key? A term for using steroids and everybody in February just was buff as fuck. Yeah, everyone's just getting in bad fights. Just yelling at each other. It's hard to tell whether or not you are being jokey or serious about this, but I gotta say, the way that you're talking about it... It makes me feel like you know enough about the world of taking steroids that this could be a path that you've walked down before. Here and there, I've dabbled. I've definitely thought a lot about crashing my test so I can get on TRT. Can you say that in English for people who don't know what the fuck you're talking about? Crash my test for TRT? Is that a Dodge car? No, TRT is like a hormone replacement therapy. Come on, Jason. Even I know that. There's a way you can crash your testosterone and then go get your vitals checked. And then you can get put on testosterone so that you have very high testosterone all the time. But I don't think it's good for your liver. I don't think so either. If I was about to enter an ultimate fighting or a boxing match and you go and you cut the – I'm walking around 200, but I cut weight. I weigh in at 160 so I can go fight somebody who's lighter than me. But the jury is out whether or not that's extremely terrible for my body and my life.

I don't think it's that good. Guys, I don't think the jury's out. I think it's known bad. So this is like a dirtier side of biohacking that I wasn't familiar with. I'm over here like, oh, maybe anti-aging resveratrol treatments and blah, blah. And you're like, all right, this is how you beat a test to get put on more testosterone. Like this is... This is a sinister dark side of weightlifting that I'm very interested in. Yeah. How do you crash the – like what do you have to do to crash the testosterone? You just start sucking dick, baby. You just start sucking that dick. Yeah, yeah. That's true. I think that raises it. Because there's nothing like wrestling with the fellas. That'll get the T up. That'll get the T up. Yeah, I can see that. That is a very high – that's a high T activity. So, all right, so. Rassling around? Rassling around. So you're saying I can't wrestle with my boys, and I can't. No. So I don't understand. I mean, and I can't have the testosterone sucked out of me, so I don't understand. We've got to figure out how to crash this shit if we're going to go this route. Everything I know is from, like, Reddit. Yeah. I had a feeling. Supposedly, if you just, like, don't. If you don't eat, you're good. It'll be real low. So a good way to crash your testosterone is. malnutrition yeah malnutrition don't eat inside inside this sounds literally like like coming pretty close to death is the vibe i'm getting from this but also no so far that just sounds like intermittent fasting which is fucking boss as fuck no i feel like bro no look don't call it if first of all python i feel like you could go to I feel like you could go to your local Blink where you're a member and, you know, hang out in the locker room for a little too long and you'll meet a guy with a fan. Whoa, whoa, whoa. No, no, no. I go to a place called Force Fitness where I have been offered different kinds of steroids multiple times. Force Fitness? Force Fitness. Great name. That's where they force themselves upon you in the stretching area? Yeah, something like that. You know, it's just the fellas, man.

Lots of grunting. Yeah. Encouraged grunting. Throwing weights. So this is just like a kind of, is it a little bit of a CrossFit vibe? Like no chicks allowed, like heavy weights only type vibe? Yeah, yeah. I think it used to be more CrossFitty, but now it's kind of just, yeah. Now it's just Blue Lives Matter. Yeah, yeah. It is an extremely Blue Lives Matter gym, actually, which is interesting in New York. Is it a gym? Then, yeah, it's a Blue Lives Matter gym. No, unfortunately, gyms like that where you can really get gains and there's no frills and it costs like $75 a month, they're always Blue Lives Matter. I mean, this is $7 a week. What? $7 a week? It's no funny business. $7 a week? That's crazy. Did you get this through, like, your work release program in prison? How'd you get this shit, bro? No, no, no. That's just the price for everyone, you know? There's none of those foo-foo QR codes, you know what I'm saying? No, no. Showers? Those are for pussies. Is there a... So is this place in, like... Is this close to you, or are you having to drive to, like, Bensonhurst to go here? No, no. It's like... It's like two blocks away. Oh, so you're living the good life. You're at home. You got your headphones on. You got your Serato out, and then you just walk down to the gym, stick yourself in the ass with a needle, and start lifting. Yeah, exactly. Well, he doesn't walk down. He sprints. Yeah. I got a light jogging. I don't know. I don't sprint, actually, because I don't want my neighbors to see me running. You know what I mean? Tell me about it, brother. No, actually, speaking of that, I was playing tennis today, and you might not know this, but fans of the show, I've had a knee injury for a long time, and it's just kind of starting to come out of the woods. It's his personality. This knee injury is his personality. It's been a long-running part of my life. But that being said, my rehabilitation is going well, and the guy I was playing tennis against this morning,

I ran for a shot and got it, and he was like, you just look like a baby colt taking his first steps out of the womb. That is what you look like. Just the side of me running. So I understand your woes. But I don't think Pythons is based on the look. I think it's because he doesn't want them to think he's a criminal. No, it's just... I just don't like people seeing me running. I don't know. Maybe I might feel insecure about my run if I can be honest. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, a little bit. Well, do you not want to lose? Are you just, are you cardiophobic because you're gains focused? I mean, if anything, I'm just like lazy in terms of the cardio thing. But, you know, I think this time around I'm going to give it a go. My roommate slash my best friend Alex. What's up, Alex? What's up, Alex? I fucking love that. I love that guy. He's the best. Literally, he's a legend. He's a legend. Alex is truly a legend. I love him. Male camaraderie. You want to take five just to kind of think about how sick he is for a while? You good, bro? Are you okay? I mean, it brings out, like, he's a good man, dude. You know, that's all. Imagine his funeral. I mean, if you're getting choked up, just mention saying hi to him. Yeah, bro, damn. Man, imagine when the good Lord takes out. I hope he outlives me, yeah, because I don't want to experience that. Sorry, I digress. Go on. I messed up my back like a year ago, and I was kind of big, like kind of big, big, and then I lost everything. It's been like 11 months, so now I'm just really skinny, and I think I'm just going to be like sleek vibes, where before I wanted to be like big vibes. So I think I have to do cardio. What kind of height are we working with over here? I'm a humble 5'11". Oh, okay. So you're under six feet. That's rough. I think that this... No, 5'11 is a good zone. 5'11 is chill in the States. But once you start going to, like, Northern Europe and stuff, like, I can never live in Scandinavia. When you got that Oslo boiler room set, it's a wrap. It's a wrap for you.

I just don't like being around a bunch of fellas who are taller than me. I don't think anyone likes that. Thank God the Zoom cameras are off then. Yeah, you're lucky this podcast is digital, bro, because if we were doing this IRL, you'd have to go home. How tall are you, boys? Jason's 6'9", I'm 6'4". Damn, that's a good height. Those are some good heights right there, boys. I appreciate that. That's a whole lot of man meat right there, isn't it? So you said... So you said you used to be big, big. You're talking about muscle mass, not fat. Well, I used to be. I've been fat in my life, for sure. Yeah, we were talking about it at the beginning of the show. I was wondering if your fitness journey started the same way ours started, which was? used to be fat now not as fat thanks to fitness yeah i think that i think that's part of it for sure definitely like getting sober too and um so you got sober you hit the gym and now you're suddenly the waist is snatched but you still have a fat little ass so after this injury now like because it was my back i think i was like walking a certain way but My butt looks bad. It's like the oldest-looking part on my body, which I don't like at all. So if I'm naked, I walk backwards because I feel so weird about it. It's good for the quads, too. So you used to be on Cardi B, and now you're on the singer of Coldplay? You know that Hank Hill episode? Oh, yeah. You know Hank Hill ass? I'm like that vibe. Yeah, yeah. Kind of. Yeah, bro. How old are you? I'm 32. I just, I couldn't, I mean, I just, did you play sports in high school and shit, or did you only discover this after you stopped doing Molly? No, no, no, yeah, I used to play sports in high school. I, like, swam, played lacrosse. Bro, are you, hold on, are you white? Because your last name made me think you weren't. Miami's different, bro, Miami's different. No, no, I stopped playing lacrosse in Miami because it doesn't exist over there. Yeah, if you live in Miami and you play lacrosse, like, the police will beat you up. Yeah, true.

Okay, well, we should talk about, I mean, we have the fitness covered. You're on a testosterone journey. Yes. You're sober. Yeah. Let's talk about food and diet really quick, and then we'll get into, I guess you also make music. Yeah, yeah. Okay, we'll get into that. The system sounds very clean, if I may say so. I mean, I tried to, but I'm a sweet tooth, though, yeah. Oh, bro. Sometimes I indulge in too many sweet treats. Unreal bars, or are you hitting real shit? No, just like fucking candy, yeah. Just love candy. Yeah, like regular. Well, you got to look. This is the, look. I conquered this. This is my final frontier. After a week, you won't want it anymore. Just let it go for a week? If you let it go for a week, I think your body literally changes and doesn't care as much. That's what happened to me, at least. Okay, so are you a chocolate? Are you a gummy, fruity kind of guy? Yeah, kind of gummies. Yeah, you're a gummy guy. Chocolate sometimes, if I'm with a lady type thing, but if I'm on my own, I'll just eat like... Jolly Ranchers, you know what I mean? So you got gummy worms in bed, but if there's a chick, you're getting a chocolate lava cake, no problem. Yeah, like a fondue type thing, you know? Because it's French, which means it's nice. That's what I call a closer in my book. Yeah. You have a new record that came out, and it was also in a collaboration with some other tangible goods, which you were nice enough to send over to us. It's great. But I wanted to know, I just read a headline today, Megan Thee Stallion. Her new song is coming out on a Cheeto. Really? And I wanted to know, all you could do is make a candle. Yeah, that's all. Yeah, bro, get your game up, bro. Get your money up. I'm just an old-fashioned guy. I'm just an old-fashioned DJ who releases his music as a candle and a fragrance, just like how my... That's how Larry LeVon did it. Yeah, exactly. No, no, real talk. The candle smells good. I'm not going to light it because I'm assuming it's only going to go up in value. True. I really, really like the scent. It's just super good. I really appreciate that. I'm going to spray it right now. What do you think it smells like, Brian? It's nice. So we were trying to do a real clean, non-abrasive leather smell. But I feel like the Yuzu is real big in it. So Yuzu leather. Yeah, it's like a Yuzu leather and then like.

I feel like the narcissist is kind of big, so it's kind of flowery, too. So this is a real interest of yours. This wasn't just like a threw-it-together type shit. No, I love perfume, like a lot. You're a perfume nationalist? I mean, a perfume nationalist I've never heard, but yeah. It's a podcast. It's like a racist perfume podcast or something. Yeah, that's what it sounds like. It's a right-wing perfume podcast. Yeah, it's just a right-wing perfume podcast. I think it's one of those things that started out as a podcast that was actually about perfume and then obviously changed into something else. Really? I don't know this for sure. Interesting. How did you link up with your perfume partner to create this? Is this somebody you know or did you get in touch? I think he did, like, the Cum Tease perfume, and then I smelled that. Oh, I didn't know there was a Cum Tease fragrance. Wow. How did I miss that? Yeah, yeah. I think it was, like, kind of limited as well or whatever. But he did that, and then my friend was wearing it. I asked her what it was, and she was like, it's this guy, UFO Perfumes. It was in L.A., so then I, like, DM'd him. And then he was like, oh, I like your music. I was like, let's do something together. And then, yeah, that's it. You want to talk about synergy? I love when two ravers link up to make a perfume. That's nice. Yeah, yeah, special. What do you, other than, of course, your own signature Python Parfum, what's the all-time, like, you're a scent lover. What's some of your faves? Today I'm wearing a... mem by bogue which i like a lot which is like okay this guy's talking now you're this sounds like i can't tell if this is edm shit or if this is fragrance shit no this is fucking like this is black metal bands that he's just saying yeah okay mem by bogue Yeah, Bogue, Bogue. The fuck? It's some dude from Italy who was, like, an architect. Oh, so you're copying, like, artisanal small labels. You would never wear a big box brand. I wear, like, I really like, like, Prada perfumes a lot, actually. For, like, the designer stuff. I like that stuff. But, yeah, no, I'm not a snobby guy, yo. You know what I mean?

It smells good. It smells good. Well, I mean, you really know it and you love it. That's impressive. It's something that I would like to get into further. I'll send you a bunch of samples. We'll chat after this. The process of creating it, though, is this like three rounds of revisions like I get with my creative directors? Or is this a little more of a fluid process? It's a classic, like we're just giving notes to make sure that our bosses know. like why we have a job so like change this change that and then we just end up at the first thing yes everyone pitches in their their feedback so they feel like they're they won't be fired exactly no um so uh so what creative agencies did you work at before you made enough money to dj by dj you made enough money dj to not have to do that i mean i mean i still have a job actually what i like work for lg electronics But I have worked in agencies. I worked in this agency called Deep Focus for a while, which is actually fun because I got to do all the Frito-Lay Twitter stuff, which was actually really fun for Ruffles specifically. And you didn't know about Megan Thee Stallion's Cheeto NFT song? No, I don't work in an agency, so I don't have to care about things as much that are contemporary big deals or whatever. You don't have to know about what Frito-Lay's up to. Spray on an obscure fragrance, go to the gym, smell it, you know, and just chill. That's so sick. Yeah, it's nice. My G's got it figured out. Yeah, you have like a real zen meditative energy about you. When do you snap? When I'm in like bed at night, I have like recurring thoughts a lot. Like night terror type stuff or just like anxiety thinking about stuff? Yeah, just like anxiety. Yeah, people have said that like I'm like chill or whatever. I guess I put that off, but I feel actually kind of wound up inside a lot. Chill exterior. There's a war going on inside, though. Are you a Virgo? I think I have Virgo in me. Would you like some more? Would I like some more? Are you a Virgo? Oh, yeah. I love that. How is your relationship with your parents? It's good, dude. I love them. I love my mom and dad, straight up. Do they get all this freaky shit you're doing, or are they just like, we don't care, that's our son, that's gang?

Yeah, kind of just like, it's family. It's familia, bro. That's it. We don't have to talk about like... It's literally familia, bro. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's like... Yeah, I don't know. They think like... The music stuff is, like, cool, but, like, they don't, they're not, like, into art or anything. Like, that's not their thing. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I think we need some more respect for normie parents. I think it's more, I think it's important. My parents are the same way. Yeah, dude. Like, oh, this podcast, that's cool, man. Yeah, like, get yours, you know, but they don't need to, they're not, you know, reading hot pod newsletter to get the latest on the industry. Yeah, they're not trying to act my age, and I'm trying to act the age younger than mine, and then it's just, like, this weird thing, you know. They're them. On me. Nothing but love, yeah. It's nice. Nothing but love. Yeah. But will they hit the club? Will they hit the club? No, probably not. They can't stay up late enough to see one of your sets. Yeah, I mean, they go to bed at like 930. My dad goes to bed at like 8. My mom goes to bed at like 930. Sounds like me. I like these people. Yeah, they're so chill and nice, man. Are they in Miami? They actually just moved out of Miami to Naples. It's the humidity in Florida. It kind of lulls you to sleep. You don't have much of a choice. I was in LA like a bit ago, and I actually really like the weather in LA. I like the dry heat, but I actually really like humid heat as well. Me too. I just like sweat. It feels good to be sweating, and then you can always push your hair back all the time. It's like a nice vibe. So now you're boasting you have a nice full head of hair. Is that what you're saying? I got a nice full head of hair, yeah. He's got it for now. He's got it for now. Your days are numbered, Python. I'll get plugs probably. I'm thinking. You're not above it. Nah, dude. I'll get on that testosterone. I'll get the plugs. When I'm like 40, I'll feel like I'm 18. It'll be a nice life. I like that you sound like an aging gay man, and you're a 32-year-old and in great health. Yeah, great health. I like that that's the route you're taking. It's very cool. Yeah, thanks, man. The music that you make now, it's kind of like this deep, ethereal, icy...

tasteful deep reggaeton kind of vibe it's like a very specific type of music but when you when you first started out djing producing were you were you making some fucked up electro shit like some some bad blog house stuff or were you just always making cool music from the beginning no definitely not like when i first started making like electronic music i was making like chip tune stuff kind of and i was in like high school and then I was trying to make drum and bass, but I didn't understand what samples were. Yeah, sure. You need samples to make that music. You don't need it, but it definitely helps a lot. Well, you can't get the without the fucking sample of the You know, I was like hurting my brain trying to figure out how to do that. So you're trying to bang it all out in MIDI and it's not working out. It was hard. Yeah, you used to make music too, eh? Yeah, I used to make music. But now I'm on Ableton more than any producer, but it's just editing our podcast. You're done with that. But yeah, no, I mean, I made that kind of music. I was looking punk and noise bands and stuff like a good old American boy. Noise bands. How noisy are we talking? I mean, just, like, the worst, you know? Just... I think I, like, played in bands, actually, at that point. Like, before. Like, pop-punk bands when I was in, like, middle school. Oh, now we're talking. Okay, so you didn't always make music that I don't like. You made some good music at some point. Oh, yeah, of course. Just the classic pop-punk. Okay, good. What kind of influences are we talking about? Who are your North Stars? Pop Punk first, and then Experimental Noise second. Coheed and Cambria we really liked, I think, the people who I made music with. Strike One, what else you got? Lots of scene-y music, actually, like Blood Brothers. Blood Brothers is cool. Blood Brothers Rules. What else? Well, then The Locust.

I guess it was like hot monkey hardcore stuff. Okay, now I know. So you had like a terrible haircut, your pants, you had a white belt, that kind of thing? Oh, yeah, yeah. White belt, fucking like a gun belt buckle. You know? Which is actually pretty fucking sick. I wish I could find it. Would you actually think about it? I like the pause that you said after you said gun. You're like, yeah, totally, man. Just like... Tight pants, white belt, gun. Yeah. Damn, bro. He's really about this. Yeah. Okay, so this explains why you needed to get sober listening to this kind of music. Yeah. It's very conducive to abusing drugs, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. For sure. So maybe more upper than downer? For BriBri? No, different stages, you know, at different times. Yeah, Jason, real ones go through different stages. That's how it's done. You have a diverse portfolio of pain and torture over the years. Yeah, yeah, kind of. Well, I'm glad that you're clean and you're thriving, man. It's cool to see. I appreciate that. You proud of yourself? Every day I just wake up full of pride for myself. Are you being serious? No, no. I mean, in that regard, yeah, I'm definitely proud of myself. In other ways, I mean, when's the last time you listened to a Locust 7-inch, though? I don't know. So long. I saw they're playing. They're playing. I would go see them. You know who I still listen to from that era kind of often is Leshock. Do you two remember them? Oh, boy. Now we're going. This is a big Trollback. L-E-S-H-O-K. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And they have, like, the album with, like, the, like... The Vagina, that's like Electrical Outlet. Of course. That album's so good. Yeah. I need to revisit Layshock. I've seen them. I've definitely seen them a few times in my life. I know that. Well, that was... So I used to live in Orange County. I grew up in Huntington Beach. And Layshock was from Long Beach. And this was when Long Beach was at its absolute worst. It was like...

Like 2001, it was like right around 9-11 time. And it was just like everyone from Long Beach was just the shittiest person. They're just all so shitty. And Leshock was their fucking Beatles. Yeah, yeah. Like literally, I just pulled up their Wikipedia, which the fact that Leshock has a Wikipedia is fucked up. But the band members are... Asshole Andrew. Joey Juvenile. Hot Rod Todd on vocals. Remember that fucking guy? Yeah, Hot Rod Todd was like infamously not a nice person, right? I remember. And then there was a guy who filled in named Shitty Sean. I forgot the era of like... The fake Ramones names. Like, wow, this is really... Yeah, that album was We Are Electrocution, and instead of the vagina, there's a standard American outlet there. Do you think Leshock... Is Leshock available on DSP? Can I listen to it on Tidal? Sure, yeah. I reckon, yeah. I reckon it's on there. I reckon so. You own your music, though, because you're a real one. I'm sure you ripped the 7-inch at some point. I actually had a really sick punk collection, but I left it in... Chicago, like, storing, and then someone, like, in a punk house, and then they all just stole all of them. So now I just have, like, electronic music records, which kind of stinks. When did you live in a punk house in Chicago, and do you know Aklan Trio? No, no, no. I did live in, this is actually my friend Vince's house that he lived in. Shitty Vince. No, no. I think just classic Vince. Fastball down the middle, Vince. Yeah. What are your thoughts with Spotify? Artists removing their music. Did you ever consider doing that yourself? I mean, I guess I've thought about it, but not deeply, if that makes sense. Yeah, sure. Aren't they all removing it because of rogies?

They don't like Rogies talking about... Brian, you're absolutely right. It does have a lot to do with Rogies. I've never heard Rogies before. But it also has a lot to do with the fact that you get paid 11 cents every million plays you get. Every streaming site has been like that since the dawn of time. Yeah, that stinks. We just blew it from the get. I don't know if we're going to be able to... I hope things change, obviously, but I don't know. I still want to get a piece of that fucking scent or whatever, you know. Not a good point, like, for the music biz, I'd say. I mean, almost any biz, except for podcasting. Podcasting has really, thank God we put a lot of chips in that pile, but, like, movies are fucked, TV's doing fine, but, you know. Yeah, TV's chill. I guess if you're good at, like, MS Paint, then the NFT business is booming. MSP. I'm surprised there's not an NFT to go along with your release. I think that's kind of a miss. Yeah, is that something that you've considered, Brian? Absolutely not. No. Okay, why not? Because why? I mean, I don't know. I don't get it, I guess. I mean, obviously, we don't... disagree with you but i'm just curious you know everyone has their reasons well i mean honestly like i don't like like the the crypto bro space you know i like to keep my bro and out like at the gym yeah and yeah i just haven't really seen like anything that i'm like this is cool you must have missed the nft that jason forced me to do uh in the early days of the medium um where i i smashed him in the face with a cake and we sold it for two east i mean that's not bad not bad at all is it brian no i like i like like see that i like because i feel like that's like a critique on like how silly it kind of all is and i can like appreciate that because like if you're kind of like opening poking fun at it that i think it's good like this guy this guy that i know like like mirror reverse like you know like those like bored ape nfts or whatever yes

unfortunately he just like mirror reverse them and sold them as like vapes or something wait what did you what did you say in front of the reverse like man i don't know i don't know what the proper word is he just like switched made it look opposite sides like as if it's like being oh mirror oh like a mirror reverse oh i thought you said i thought you said mayor reverse like a horse thing no no no john mayor had something to do that's crazy he flipped it i mean i guess what i'm trying to say is he flipped he literally flipped he flipped the image yeah yeah that's what i meant to say uh okay so there's like here's a bored ape yeah here's a cartoon drawing from the gorillas album yeah 20 times more racist and then somebody bought it for 430 000 and he's like cool here it is i'm just gonna hit the reverse button on photoshop yeah and sell it because technically you could do that yeah then he called it faves he made like 100 g's to me like that that like is like I respect that. Yeah, I respect that. So we don't like the crypto space right now because it is a bro-y wasteland. That is a bummer. But are there any futuristic type of things going on that you are interested or fascinated in or feel strongly about? Not really. A lot of this technology stuff kind of makes me feel depressed. Do you guys know Philip Plyne? Like the clothing guy? Not personally, but yeah. Jason rocks a lot of that, actually, because they make it in his size. NBA player size. Hell yeah, dude. Yo, PP is the reason why I'm fucking in debt, brother. I can't stop. I'm a planaholic. Planaholic. Yeah, but I love PP, yo. Like, he's the fucking... I love PP. He's the best, because he's... I mean, I don't want to go off on a tangent, but anyways... Please, please. I would love to see where this is going. Well, we could talk about... We should talk about Phil applying after, but this does involve him. I'll make a note. And he just, like, made this post where he was like...

philippine industries just invested like 1.4 million dollars in the metaverse and like blah blah blah and it actually really bummed me out because all this stuff all this stuff is like like we invest in all these things that are like not tangible and there's like so many problems we could always give money to like you know help the actual universe kind of a little bit so like yeah a lot of this stuff just makes me feel like really weird and depressed like i'm like i don't like it I don't like it one bit. I don't like it either, but unfortunately it doesn't make me depressed. It makes me mad, and I think I don't know which of these emotions is better. Yeah. The same argument for space travel or whatever. Yeah, but space travel is fucking sick. Is it a thing? No, no, no, no. Space travel is dumb as hell. Who cares? But space travel is in competition with our rival countries, yeah. So we've got to flex. Oh, so you're coming out now as anti-Russia on how long gone? Oh, 100%. Okay, so this is just your alpha energy is what it sounds like. So beating your competition. At space travel, that's alpha as fuck. Well, it just helps. I think it helps the citizens feel patriotic when you beat. Good for morale. Yeah, it's good for morale, for sure. We could use a little bit of that around here, couldn't we, Brian? In the USA? Maybe not in Ibiza or wherever you're spending your time, Brian. In your fucking Tulum DJ set. Brian wakes up. Brian wakes up every day and makes sure that he slept facing the flag he has hanging in his room. Oh, yeah. And you took that with you to Tulum for the set, is what I heard. Of course. I hang it up right before the... Throw it up right before the drop. You know what I mean? Okay, so... Brian, you have a good attitude, I've got to say, Brian. Thank you, thank you. There was this guy that I knew in Miami when I was in high school, and I think you fellows will appreciate this, but his voicemail was, hey, you've reached Edgar. I'm either in the studio or I'm at the gym. Leave me a message and I'll call you back.

Okay, so this was the prototype for your life. Yeah, exactly. I really looked up to him. That's your Bible. Yeah, I hope you told Edgar how much he influenced you with his voicemail message. He'd probably love to hear that. I'm going to shoot him a text after this. Be like, yo, what's up, man? I don't want to bother you because I'm sure you're either at the studio or at the gym. But I just wanted to let you know. I mean, just imagine living in Miami. Having a voicemail. Like, the amount of pussy that you get in Miami for jerk having that as your voicemail. You know what I mean? Yeah. Like, it could be a full lie, and they're like, damn, he's really about his fucking business. Yeah, yeah. Edgar, what are you doing tonight? I want to meet you at Calle Ocho. Do you miss Miami? I mean, because it sounds like, it sounds, you know, New York can get pretty dire. All the time I miss Miami, actually, for sure. Why don't you just go live there? Why the fuck do you live in Queens, bro? I have to live here for like two more years because I'm working on this project. That requires me to be here. What the fuck are you talking about? No, that sounds like probation. I'm working on a project right now with the New York Police Department. I can't leave it. It's probably going to be about... 24 months? About 24 months. I got to see this guy kind of like once a week, but it's not too intense. Okay, so what are you working on? Are you building a treehouse? We're doing digital, bro. This is remote. No, I'm working on their score, and then sometimes I have to be here to work with the other musicians. My man's on his OPN shit. Okay. Oh, yeah. All right, so you're the musical director for The Weeknd now. That's great, but it sounds like this movie might never come out, bro. Two years? No, no, it's not a movie. It's a video game. Oh, okay, all right. That's where the real money's at, Chris. Yeah, he's chasing that bag. I like that. Now, I've never played a video game before, but it seems very profitable. Oh, yeah, yeah, it's nice. Can you tell us what kind of game this is? Or is this all super low? Just one of the classic fucking dope games, yeah. You know? Okay.

That people like to play. So you're cashing Activision checks and you still have a roommate. Is that just a choice? I mean, I fucking love that guy, yeah. You know what I mean? He's letting him crash for free. Yeah, we plan our lives together. We're going to live together always, yeah. Maybe not in the same place, but... That's beautiful. I see. That is beautiful. I think it's important to have... strong male relationships like that in our lives 100 percent male camaraderie is mad important yeah the fellas gotta we gotta be there for each other you know what i mean that's the whole uh point of this podcast kind of you know you guys are doing something good yeah something good for for everyone i think gracias brian do you listen to other podcasts besides joe rogan or is that kind of i mean rogie's religiously every episode run it back. Now, I actually don't listen to Rogies. Even the ones where it's just him doing commentary about Ultimate Fighting, you run those ones back too? I like the Rogies with Alex Jones are really entertaining. Those are like insane. Those are like the only ones I've actually really watched before. I mean, I'm not a huge pod head, you know, because I kind of have like headphones on all day, like with music stuff. I feel like a lot of people do the pod stuff when they're working or something like that. But Brian, you've got to do the dishes at some point, right? Yeah, but I just need silence then, you know, because I'm so bad at doing the dishes. You've got to concentrate that much on the dishes, bro? I've got to concentrate or my fucking boy Alex will get mad at me. I mean, you love him so much that you would hate for him to get mad at you. You can't upset him like that. I mean, I just don't like disappointing him, you know. Can I ask? I don't mean to pry, but what does Alex do for a living? He makes clothes. Wait, hold on. You live with Alexander Wang? No, he makes clothes. He does that company, Boot Boys. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, shit. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Alex has got bags of money, too. I see what you guys are doing. You guys just really do like each other. Yeah, we just love each other, yo. We both put cool things out into the world. Beautiful. You know, it'll be Sunday. We'll be laying on the couch. We'll be like, damn, we do the coolest things. It's so nice, dude.

It's such a good relationship. So nice. I mean, I thought I was good at male camaraderie, but you are teaching a master class in this. You're laying on the couch with Broski. Well, we have two different couches. So we have like two long couches that will just all lay on one. He'll lay on another. So when you're a kid, you're like, when I grow up, we're both going to get our own couch. Yeah. But now the dream has come true. So you guys will be each on your own couch. It's totally chill. Yeah. And then you're like, man, we do so much cool things. You just say that to each other. Yeah, we do. And so our lives are sick, yeah. It's nice, you know, because you got to... You're practicing the art of gratitude. You got to practice gratitude, yeah, in this life. Yeah, man. You know what I mean? However you do it, there's no wrong way to practice gratitude. No. Even if it is in a bro-y kind of way. Yeah, I mean, whatever works, you know, as long as you're not hurting people, it's all right by me, straight up. Straight up? You can take that to the fucking bank, bitch. I can't believe you guys have two couches. You have two couches in the same living room? Yeah. I'll send you a photo of the crib. Send us some couch pics. A lot of people have a sectional couch, Chris, and what is that but just two couches put together? No, of course, but I'm trying to understand the design scheme. Are they matching? Are they clashing? Are they similar? Are they different? They're both kind of green. Okay, when you say kind of green, can we land on a color that we feel confident about? All right, sorry, sorry. Let me rephrase. They're both green, but they're both two different kinds of green. Okay, so they're in the same family. The shades are different, but they're in the green family. They're in the green family, yeah. Hunter and pistachio, perhaps. Yeah, something like that. Maybe not pistachio. Well, let me see. Let's see here. Our listeners can wait. Don't worry. Yeah, like pistachio green, a little hunter green. Yeah.

I think they're mid-century. I don't really know about interior design, if I can be honest. Yeah, you can. Hey, man. You're a scent man. You're a music man. You celebrate a lot of the arts. I, too, do not have a big knowledge of furniture the way that Chris does, perhaps. I have some knowledge. That's a rabbit hole that you can get very deep in. Yeah, for sure. It gets dark and expensive very quickly. But, I mean, what kind of TV are the fellows working with? Well, we got pull-down projector thing. Oh, so you guys are having sex with a lot of chicks over there. In the living room together on the couches? I thought you said you were bros. I thought you said you were bros. I don't know. I would. Of course you would. But it hasn't happened, actually. Look, the projector is a classic scammer. So the projector to you, Chris, that means I have a lot of sex? That means that I'm trying to. That means like, oh, why don't you come back to my house and watch the new Noah Baumbach movie? I've got a projector. So Chris Black says, and I quote, the projector gets them wet that's what you think chris no i've not said that i'm saying though the projector the guys i mean it's a cool quote to say but wow the guys that i've the guys that i've known that have had projectors there's a certain vibe to those guys and i'm not getting that off python that's what i'm saying well well we just do it because we couldn't put the tv anywhere else oh so there was there was no room for the 60 inch yeah exactly because it's like it's shaped kind of weird but I'll send you the picture and I think you'll understand. Okay. What kind of fucked up stuff are you watching on this projector, Brian? Righteous Gemstones. I like that show a lot. Yeah. I like that show too. Yeah, it's so funny. Danny McBride. Just so good. Always, yeah. It's kind of wild. I know you guys are sober, but man, it's really good on weed too. You think it's fucking sober? I bet. Shit is smacking on weed. Yeah. But that's about it.

I can't watch Euphoria. The show freaks me out. Makes me feel old. Yeah, I'm just too old. It doesn't freak me out except to remind me of my impending death. Yeah, I mean, I think part of that, I just don't like it. I don't want to watch a bunch of people making mistakes. It stresses me out. Brian, did you ever have a moment in your life that was like a breakthrough, transformational? Or have you always been like this? Did you have, like, a breakthrough? Like, what do you mean? Like, you know, it could be with therapy or ayahuasca or a head injury or, you know, just doing some deep mental work where, like, something in you changed. Not for the worse, for the better. I don't know. Like, I wish I could, like, I don't know if things happen that way. I think it just, like, happens over time. Gradual. Yeah, just gradually. You know, you just go to the gym, eat healthy, get eight hours in, you know, ask for help when you need it. That's for helping you. Things will work out. Dan, you do, man. My man has got it all figured out. I didn't expect to learn anything today, but I have. Are you one of those guys that, like, lives very economically because you're saving up your money for something? No, dude. You're blowing the bag. Yeah, I mean, yeah. I mean, I try to save money, but I fucking love drip, yeah. What are you blowing the bag on? Clothes. Montclair, bro. Yeah, close. Okay, so you're dripping in gear. You just can't stop. Chris, when you live in New York, the streets are like a runway, so you've got to come correct. It's honestly kind of true. It's honestly kind of true, yeah. What do you think about it? Okay, so you are buying... What's something that you purchased recently that you're like, damn, I maybe regret that. I did not need to spend that much money on this piece. I got Cartier sunglasses, which I've wanted for so long. So you did live in Miami. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But yeah, after I got those, once they came in, I looked cool or whatever when I put them on. But I was like, damn, I don't know if I need to buy things anymore.

I still feel kind of like... Gotta pump the brakes a little bit, maybe. What was the ticket? What was the ticket on those? They were on sale, so they were like $8.90. I think it's like the most expensive piece of clothing I've ever bought. $8.90 on sale? I didn't know Cartier Glacier. Are they vintage? No, no. They were just like some place in Spain that had them on sale. For some reason, I think they were, like, having a moving cell. Oh, so you were on tour, you were feeling yourself, and you went a little too hard. Yeah, kind of. Ibiza bands burning a hole in your board shorts, didn't you? Yeah, yeah, for sure. You ever DJ in just board shorts, nothing else? Yeah, I don't even know if I have board shorts yet, but no, I don't think I have. I usually just wear, like, a T-shirt. Jeans. You never DJ shirtless? No, no, no, no. But I want to get there. I want to get there where I can feel. I think you're pretty close. I think you're pretty close. Thanks, fellas. I appreciate that, yeah. It's been a real treat talking to you. I want everyone to know that DJ Python's Parfum Angel is available. There's a candle in your new record. Club Sentimentos. Club Sentimentos Volumen 2. Yes. Yeah, yeah. 7.2 on pinchepeachfork.com. Oh, wow. 7.2 on pinche. That'll change your life. That'll change your life. Let's hope so, yeah. Lastly, I'm going down to Mexico City this weekend. You got any travel tips? You got any... You know, I haven't spent that much time there yet, but I can ask some friends. of fun things to do. And you just wish me a good time at least? Well, I mean, I hope you have a great time, yeah. And remember, remember to wear some sunblock, yeah. Okay, see, that's all I was looking for. Good advice from this, this measured king. All right. DJ Python. Club Sentimentos Vol. 2. Stream it only on Spotify.com. Make sure Rogies, make sure Rogies gets his little hit so we can keep doing this. Oh, hell yeah. All right. Uh,

Thank you, Brian. We'll see you soon, bro. Later. All right, Brian. Thanks, guys. Bye.