BiB: Twin Hector – From Viral School Anthem to 100 Million Streams & Going Solo

0:00 What is going on? It is Adam welcome back to Bringing It Backwards, a podcast where both legendary and rising artists tell their own personal stories of how they achieve stardom. On this episode we had a chance to chat with Twin Hector over Zoom Video. Twin Hector was born in Dayton, Ohio and talks about how he got to music, moved to Atlanta, Georgia when he was 11 years old. He talked about how music has always been really something he's had a natural ability for. His first real validation in music was when he was still in elementary school. Him and his brother wrote a song for the school and the principal and teachers would ask him to sing it to their classrooms and even sings a. Few bars of the song during the interview, which is cool. He talks about the major success, the viral moments that him and his brother had when they had just finished high school. Twin Hector talks about the success of the group that he had along with his twin brother that then breaking off into a solo career, what that was like and all about his new music he has coming out and the most recent song called I Like It. You can watch our interview with Twin Hector on our Facebook page and YouTube channel at bringing It Backwards. It'd be amazing if you subscribe to our channel and like us on Facebook.

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4:02 That's hellofresh.com BibTV10FM to get 10 free meals and a free item for life. Bringing it back. Bringing it backwards. Bringing it backwards. Bringing it backwards. Bringing it backwards. Bring it back. How was the deal, babe? How are you, man? Sure, all is well, man? Doing good, Doing good. I appreciate you doing this.

4:43 Thank you so much already, man. I appreciate you for having me. Appreciate you having me, of course. Bringing it back, Bringing it back. Bring it back to your. Yeah. Day one. How did you get into this music industry thing? And just curious to kind of hear your origin story, man. True, man. Kind of how I was brought into the world. For real, man. Just, it was just God given. For real, man. Like, kind of been, you know, sure. Ever since, you know, I could even, you know, even talk, you know, I mean, just, just sitting, just being in my wounds, you know, backstage seed and just, you Know, just. Just. Just singing and rapping my life away, you know what I'm saying? And karaoke style and, you know, from winning talent shows, you know, from elementary to, you know, just kind of just. Just. Just, man, just having that natural, you know, attraction from people to just be like, yo, like. Like. Yeah, like, you know, because I was. I was, you know, a rising star with my twin brother, you know what I mean? Since, you know, since as a teenager, you know what I mean? So pretty much basically, you know, even during high school, you know, I used to. We was. We was getting checked out of school to go perform at other schools, you know, so it's been. It's almost. It was almost like not even like something like, all right, just something that. Like this something we want to do. It was something that we were just born into, you know, without no force. Like, it wasn't even like no Joe Jackson type of thing. Like, you know, y' all

6:15 got. Y' all going to. To practice every day in the living room and practice every day, man. We just, like, kind of just live and just swagged our way through, you know, through life and. And. And just look up and, you know, shoot, you know, world, you know, sing that, you know, sings our music, you know, get. You know, give me great respect and shoot, man. And we here today. And I mean, shoot. So even coming out of high school, you know, we had a platinum, you know, platinum record doing over 100 million streams. We get turned up, you know what I mean? And even down to now, you know, sure, just from the timeline from this and now, you know, we just. Man, you know, I just been like, you know, cracking that probably every genre, you know. I mean, you can think. So, like, it's turned into.

7:01 It like a. Like a songwriter, you know, artist, you know, type of relationship with just, you know, the business of the music and just. Just the. The. The ability and the love for it. So right now we're climbing the heart and soul charts, you know what I mean? So we got a single right now. I'm pushing. It's called. I like it. I love the song, man. I was just listening to it. I appreciate that. Appreciate that. So, yeah, man, we pushing, you know, hard soul and R B, you know, kind of giving that 90s vibe back. I'm not sure if you heard of the. The. The. The. The. The. The. The. The Double Head record, you know, Asada. I like it. Good to me.

7:43 Super fire, man. Super good vibe, man. We just. We just bringing that 90s back, you know. So this. This actually was a perfect, you know, podcast, you know what I mean, for me as far as just, like, just the words and, you know, I mean, bringing it back, you know, only because, you know, our primary focus with the squad right now is, you know, bringing back that undeniable touch, you know, I mean, that undeniable sound, undeniable feel, feeling. You know what I'm saying? When you hear, you know, I mean, good music, good R B, good heart and soul. You know, heart and soul is like, what's the life without heart and soul? 100, man. I love that. I love it. Well, you. Yeah, you and your brother, you guys grew up where? In Dayton, Ohio. Is that what I saw? Yo, and we was raised in Atlanta, Georgia. Okay. But we born in Dayton. Born in Dayton and raised in Atlanta.

8:31 Okay. Dude, I was. I was one month away from being born in Dayton, Ohio. Isn't that crazy? Yeah. My dad, mom, they're from Ohio. They moved to Dayton. My dad got a job. They went to Bowling Green in Ohio, and my mom was nine months pregnant with me. And my dad got his job, transferred him to San Diego, California. He didn't even know where the hell it was. He looked on the map, he's like, well, that's far away from Dayton. I'm down. Oh, man. And they moved to San Diego ago, and. And I was born the next month after. That's crazy. Yes. I was this close to being born to Dayton. So I saw a year from Dayton or born there.

9:11 I was like, that's amazing. I mean, technically, you were, because you were you. I was conceived in, baby. You still, man. So I got to know. I'm talking to somebody from, you know, basically from the same. From the same city as me, you know, rather. You were actually, you know, born in that hospital or not. You still were conceived in the same energy I was conceived in. Yeah. That's so wild, man. So you guys moved to Atlanta. You said that. How old are you when you moved to Atlanta? Moved to Atlanta at the age of maybe, like, 11. Okay. Yeah. You spend the first. Yeah.

9:59 Bit of time. Yeah. In Dayton. Oh, Day. And I still know dating like the back of my hand, you know? Sure. We. We ran the dating streets. Really. Really, you know, really tough as kids, you know, it wasn't, you know, all this iPhones and androids and. And PlayStations as much as it was. It still wasn't about that growing up for us, you know what I mean? We was outside. We was, you know, trying to beat the street lights, you know, I mean, trying to, like, spending the Entire days playing ball at the park with the entire neighborhood coming through, you know what I'm saying? We, we. We was riding our bikes, you know, we was trying to get around, you know what I mean?

10:41 But it sounds like you guys were musical like from a very early age. Like, was that something that you're, you're, you know, your mom or your dad or somebody was like, wow, like they're, you know, you and your, your brother were like very, you know, gifted with this. Is that something? Sure, yeah. Lessons or anything like that? No, it was, I told you it was a, it was really a natural based timeline, you know what I mean? Like, you know, we just had, you know, un, you know, unfathomable amount of support from, from my, from my mom, you get what I'm saying? And family being. You get what I'm saying? So everyone, everyone just always fully supported us, you know what I mean? Like, shoot, rather we were good or not, you know what I mean? But everybody really, you know, applauded us, you know, as if, as if they were in awe. So, you know, that was, that was all the spirit, you know, spirit needed for us to just keep going and keep trying and keep, you know, just, just, you know, keep rocking out. And so were you guys. You guys must have been doing that in Dayton area right before you had moved. You were in the day. They have a very popular song before we left. And then we was like 10, 11 years old.

11:52 Serious. Really? What song was that? It was actually like. It was, it was in our school, you know what I mean? Like, we had made up like a, like a, like a chant, you know what I mean? Because we went to a school called Meadowdale, you know, like, we don't stop, man. We don't fail. We the heck the boys. Red Meadow. Damn. I know you still know it. That's so good. Okay. It was crazy. Like, all the principals and teachers used to have us come to freaking go come to come sing the song like for every lunch and all kind of. But it was crazy. That's amazing, man. So that's pretty much how it's being, man. It's just, just a, just a ball of fun, you know what I mean? Ultimately, that's. That's what it's about, man. We just, just having fun, man. I'm just doing what, you know, I'm just doing what I love, you know what I mean? Just doing what I love. So then you get to Atlanta and like, what would you say the like was there? You, you and your brother started something early on Right. Together and then. Yeah, correct. Yeah. And you had some success with that. What was like the first.

12:57 Yeah. What was like the first like, you know, like kind of moment or like, was there like a validation that you had, you know, you guys had together where you're like, wow, this is like we're, you know, aside from. I mean, that's a big validation. Having like the school be like, yo, come sing for this is huge. But like, like what would be like kind of like the next step there? Man, I would never forget my first. Our first day in school in junior high. We were in seventh grade. I'll never forget my first day in Atlanta, first day of school in Atlanta, when me and my twin brother walking past the cafeteria during one of the lunch periods and it was a table full of girls just screaming.

13:44 And we were only in seventh grade. And this is the God honest truth. Like, there's no gas. Anybody. Is anybody, anybody see this and know this moment? I've told the same exact story my whole life. And shoot the girls and the people who were even a part of that moment will freaking vouch and validate and say they gang. And it was just like that was just, you know, for so just just that, you know, I mean, but as far as like, you know, musically, man, we just like just. That kind of just, just, just pulled that. I just wanted. I made. That I made that comment to basically say no matter what, what we, what we did is. And, and we've been, you know, releasing music. You know what I mean? So it was releasing music. We started releasing music at like 14, 15 with a, with a, a no lie remix for two two chains and Drake. I mean and everybody started singing that. And then we just started doing our own music and shoe. That's when she was, you know, coming out with different records and shoot. Other schools were in like, like, you know, basically inquiring us to come perform at they pep rallies, you know what I mean? During high school.

15:05 Because we were so. We were such a, like a, like a, like a thing on social media by then, you know, I mean, everybody was just like so, you know, infatuated and in tune with the twins, you know what I mean? And yeah, then we popped out with the record. You know, we get turnt up. You know, that was coming out of high school and that just took over the entire, you know, planet for real. As far as just everybody posted it, man. From man, the. The. The. The. The name's gone forever, man. Usher performing on his BET Awards, you know, Rihanna posting in Shoot Chance the Rapper. I think we had a, A Bieber app that posted a, A meme with the record on it. So the record was just moving in so many different directions and just climbing at such a steadily rate, you know, True, man. That, that was, that was a. That was a very, you know, pivotal moment in our career that, that really solidified and stamped, you know, twin actor in the game.

16:05 Wow. I can't even imagine that, man. I mean, to, to see that you said you're out of high school, like kind of right out of high school. And that happened right out of high school. Oh my gosh. Like, to see that happen at that age, being like, okay, damn, like, and then our like record labels calling you guys and like managers. I mean, it must have been. And to be that young, that must have been wild to have that, you know, attention on you. Seriously. Seriously. And, you know, basically that was because. Because we, we really. And it was crazy because, you know, we still start, you know, star students, you know what I mean? Star athletes, you know, star in varsity since, you know, since sophomore year in high school basketball, graduated with 3.8 GPA. You know, I mean, like, still make sure we handed our business, stood on, you know, stood on, you know, stood on the business, stood on the principles and make sure we was knocking out all our targets while we still had, you know, kind of like a Superman uniform to wear outside of the Clark Kent uniform. So it's all tied in, especially with us being, you know, star athletes. It was like, man, after the games, you know, we was even taking pictures with the other cheerleaders and things of that nature. So, you know, it's just been. It's been a ball my whole life. I can't even, like, I really can't even. I don't even. I don't even see time no more at this point because, like, since the dawn of time, it's been like, oh, it's just. It's just been like a, like a, like a fiesta, you know,

17:38 it's been a real players, but you know what I'm saying, like, so I enjoy, man. And yeah, right now, you know, hard. So. Yeah, so. So, so with the new records, I mean, you had, you had the, you know, the thing with your brother that you guys did together, and then now what you, you kind of like done two. Like you're doing a solo thing now, right? With twin hacks? Yeah, for sure. My. Yeah. Growing up. And then with. With that whole, you know, we get turned up situation, like, you know, we kind of, you know, had some, you Know, some. Some bad people come in a part of our business, you know what I mean? And really do a number on our, you know, on our. On our. On our situation. On our. On our.

18:20 Just on our whole, you know, career at the time, you know what I mean? And kind of really hard, right? You don't know who to trust, especially when you're young like that and everything. You just want it, right? You just want it so bad to. To have it work and. And happen that it's like, yeah, right. I think that'd be so hard, you. Know, but, you know, all the real ones in the game, and they're proven with, you know, with great, you know, tribulation, you know, I mean, they're proven with great, you know, adversity, you know, great hardships. And, you know, we face them, you know, with our head up, head high, and, you know, gracefully. We were able to, you know, transition out of that. That. That.

19:04 That. That bad, you know, that bad situation, you know, I mean, and now, you know, you know, we're doing everything on the independent scale. And ultimately it did. It did lead my twin to kind of taking a, you know, back road on the. On. On the music scene, you know what I mean? It kind of just like, you know, he's living in Miami right now, and he probably got his feet up, you know, sitting on the water, you know, he's. He. He's incredible, man. I love him to death. You know, we speak, you know, very often. Sure. He's still my best friend. Forever my best friend. And shoot, you never know, man. Like, you know, it's always a different trigger, you know, up our sleeve. So just, Just, Just. Just be ready, you know what I mean? Just be ready. Because he'll definitely be back on the scene, and a lot of people don't even know that, you know what I mean? Because of, you know, how much more, you know, accolades and trophies I've added to the case, you know, to the, you know, with.

20:02 On my solo side, a lot of people don't even know that I'm a real twin. So to see when I pop back out with my brother, it's gonna be. Like, oh, yeah, people are gonna go wild. Yeah. So was it hard to kind of, like, make the decision to go as, you know, back then, to just say, you know, I'm gonna keep doing this, but I'm gonna do it, you know, at. On my own in a way? Yeah. Yeah, man, that. That was. That was very, very difficult. Probably the most difficult, you know, part of my life, you know, I mean, it probably was like, that's. That's like my. I was born with this. I was born with this person, you know, I mean, six minutes apart. You feel what I'm saying? So, yeah, it's been every second, every minute, every hour of the day, all the way up until, you know, you know, our early. You know, early adulthood. And.

20:59 Yeah, man, so it was. It was a. It was. It was a tough transition. It was a tough pill to swallow. But, you know, ultimately, man, I know I still, you know, have a, you know, a certain responsibility. You know, I know I still had a certain love and passion for, you know, what. You know, what we do with the music. And, you know, every time I get on the mic, you know, should I hear the quality and the sound and just the angelic tunes that come back on a feedback, and it just gives me another day. See, like, this is good. We going again.

21:41 You hear me? Straight up. So I love it. Yeah, man. You know, it's tough feel, but still a man still, you know, still. Still strong, you know, that was. That's always been. That's just in our blood, you know. I mean, be strong, you know, be. Be continuous. Be resilient, you know, and, you know, finish the job. What made you decide, like, with the. With. I like it. You. You know, we're talking earlier. It's definitely has that nostalgia of the 90s R B and all of that. Like, was there something that. Was it just that you grew up on that and you kind of wanted to revive that, you know, sound or like, what. What kind of made you look at this new song with it, with. With that, like, lens. Oh, exactly. That, you know, I grew up. I took, like I told you, man, since.

22:29 Since growing up in. In the back of, you know, you know, our parents backseat, you know, it's been singing from the bottom of our heart, you know what I mean? The depths of our souls to, you know, basically from that 90s R B vibe, you know, I mean, that early 2000s, you know, and, you know, growing up, you know, then, you know, kind of going into, like, you know, my own adulthood and just starting to being around, you know, like, being in certain environments, you know, that we was kind of, you know, raised in, you know, of course it's gonna. You're gonna, you know, get pulled into certain social influences as to what's hot and what's not, you know, I mean, what styles to go with how to.

23:10 How to sing, how to rap, all this thing because of the, you know, the trajectory and the direction that you know, the game is going into. But, man, ultimately I just kind of just, you know, had a. You know, just had an epiphany, just had a moment and kind of went back down my own, like. Like my own time machine. And it was like, for a period of time, I was just only back listening to, you know, the 90s, in the early 2000, even down to 60s, 78s music, you know what I mean? Because a lot of. A lot of the new music is, you know, I respect it all. I respect all of it, but it's just. It's just. It just. It just isn't in the. In the. It's just not. It's not in the vibration that I'm moving in. You know what I mean? As far as, you know, I just don't.

23:58 I'm not too high on, you know, all the. The Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, like, just, you know, hooped in Holland type of. Type of sounds right now. You know what I mean? I'm really on some just. I'm on some cool, you know, in my real life, you know, my, like, so my music gotta. It's very important for your. Your music and your catalog and your, you know, give me your interviews to reflect. Yo, yo, yo. Like, who you really are, you know, I mean, and where you really are in life. Because if you're trying to pose into something else, like, say I'm, you know, I'm living on, you know, on a golf course, you know, I mean, with a, you know, pool and, you know, I mean, having different. It'd be, you know, cool vibes and things over here. And I'm up here talking about, let's go kill it. And it's like, bro, that's not even my vibe right now.

24:49 I know I want to get my clubs. Like, I real deal be having, you know, I keep, you know, keep a nice vibe and rotation. You know what I'm saying? Some, you know, birds chirping, you know, dogs barking, trees blowing like, man, they're putting some R B going on the jet right now. So that's what it is, man. That's what, you know, kind of ultimately led me to go. But, you know, go. Go into this. Into this. This chapter of my. Of my career and has received, you know, great feedback, you know what I mean? And, you know, I feel good about it, you know, so that's really like the most important thing about it, you know, I feel good about it. And to see other, you know, big heads to, you know, giants and, you know, mid level and, you Know, ground level consumers receive it in a fashion, in a, you know, the love and appreciation for it. You know, that's, that's, that's automatically me, man. So it's this, this is what we are. That's what we are. Yeah. People love it, man. I mean, it's getting added all the time to different. I, I started off in radio, so I still will see those charts and you know, a bunch of stations are adding it. I mean, that's so huge, man. That's great. That's freaking great. It's awesome. For real, man. Like, right now, I believe we top 30 on, on the I Heart charts. Yeah.

26:18 That's so massive. Yeah, man. Every day, man, it's just another pillar unfolding, you know. Just another pillar unfolding. I'm just, you know, really just, you know, just. I'm just sitting back, you know, drinking my water, my coffee, and I just really just appreciate the fruits of my labor and watching my garden come to harvest, you know? Love that, dude. You're so positive, dude. And, and, and I mean, we could cut this because I, I don't. I'm not the, the, the podcast or the interview, like, gotcha guy. I think that shit's stupid. But I mean, obviously there's a lot of stuff going in the tabloids about. With you because of all the, that you've been through and to talk to you and have you be such a. You're so positive and just not, you know, you haven't acknowledged it at all. It's like, I, I don't know. It's. I, I have so much respect for you, man. Like, that's so cool. I appreciate that, brother. Thank you. And yeah, we're, we're not going to go to it, but as far as response to, to how you, you know, basically like your perspective on, you know, how I conduct to handle myself, you know, through all the, the, the frenzy and the. In the, in the, in the bombshells. Experience, man. Experience. Experience. Raised warriors, you know what I mean? Just luckily this ain't my first rodeo with being like, you know, the, the face of the Internet or the big. One of the biggest stories, you know, pitched or, you know, just having, you know,

27:49 me, you know, responses and interactions, you know, at one time and things of that nature, man. I kind of just like I told you, man, you know, I, I walk, I walk the park every day, man. I walk my golf course every day, you know, you know, I drink my water, man. I try to mind my business, you know what I mean? And, and me and My team, man, we, you know, we've been working, you know, so hard and so diligent on so many other. So much other material and projects that on my behalf, that would be selfish if I really just try to allow that to cover all the things we've been working for, you know, over the years, over the months, over the. Just. Just the sleepless nights, you know what I mean? The. The. The. Just getting through the, you know, so many other storms and. And. And roadblocks. Like, you know, it's. It's so much. It's so much life to, you know, really, like, grasp on and. And. And remain on a good leg with, you know, I mean, regardless of, you know, certain bombshells and surprises and things that, you know, was supposed to be, you know, confident matters or confidential matters and private matters, but, you know, shooting, you know, I don't question. I don't question the universe. You know, I don't question, you know, God and his, you know, his. His doings. So, man, I just. I just take it all in. And.

29:08 And ultimately, I know that that's. That situation, you know, it didn't make nor can will it break, you know, twin Hector. So that's like. That's a here nor there. Like, that's. That's the universe over there working. I'm still doing what I got to do as, As a young man, as an artist, as a family man, as a businessman, to make sure that, you know, this boat, you know, stays. You know, stays in rotation and in these engines and. And all our fluids and our. Everything is. Is up to. Level, up to date, and everybody is calm. Because at the end of the day, like, I was teaching my nephew. I'm teaching my nephew how to drive right now. We go. I'm gonna take him go driving when I get up, phone with you. Oh, that's amazing. Yeah, for sure. I tell him. He. Like, I told him the main thing as a pilot or as a driver is to make sure your passengers feel comfortable. So there's a lot of people around me that depend on my spirit, that depend on my vibe, that depend on my, you know, my conversation, my, you know, just my leadership in general. So I got to make sure that I, you know, that I provide a good example, you know, not only them, but myself. Well, I. Dude, I have so much respect for you and. And what you're doing and just having that, you know, that, like I said, just having this conversation with you and how positive you are and everything, it's like, man, like, that's. That's so awesome just to see, you know, what you have to kind of deal with on the outside and. Thank you. Yeah. You know, that a lot of people, like, you know, they'll try

30:41 to tell me like, what to do or what to say or how to say this or how to respond or how to. And I really like, you know, at first because when they're not, you know, when things, you know, come at you so fast, it's like, you know, like your brain isn't like in a coma toast. Like it's in a shock. It's like, oh, wait a minute. So it's like, you know, you kind of feed into it a little bit. But then, you know, once you, you know, like, you know, I listen to frequencies you know, daily, you know, I mean, so once I just start getting back into my frequencies and kind of my. And just feeling my, you know, my brain and body, you know, you know, kind of, you know, reprogram you know, reprogram itself. You know, I was just like, ultimately just be you twin. And I mean, like, it's not even like that's the only way you're going to perform and, and, and, and. And acknowledge and.

31:30 And be. Be personable with anybody when you're like, just true like 1000 yourself. Because I don't want to have to remember what this person tried to say say this person tried to give me advice on it. I just be you like, bro, you, you. You being you. Been following you. That's. That's your. That's your. That's. That's been your. That's been the. The. The. The. The. The. The label on your DNA since. Since you. Since you got here. People needed for leadership. So remain that and you know, just keep your head high and just gonna stay positive, you know, keep, Keep spinning out this good music, you know, I mean, and keep rocking on. I love it, dude. I love what you're doing. And I'm sure you said you got a lot of other stuff you got coming out soon here. I mean, obviously I like it's brand new, but you've got more, more sounds like you got more music on the way here as well. Got over, man. The album is already done. Damn. Really? For sure.

32:28 It's over. It's over. It's over 2500 records in the catalog right now, so. Wow. We can. We can drop every day probably for the rest of my life, you know, I mean, if I want, but. Because I'm gonna just keep adding on, you know, I mean, I probably got go to the studio later. Today, you know, I mean, like, I record all my music, like, on the side of my bed. You feel what I'm saying? Like, engineer, mix master, you know what I mean? Flat arm of all the vocals. Everything is just like. I just. I just became real. I really became one with. With the. With the. With the. With the. With the. With the craft and. And the. The anatomy of music. So, yeah, man, we got it. We got. Right now. We got two records climbing the radio right now. I like it good to me, we got plenty of.

33:18 Plenty of other records coming out. Um, It's a surprise. It's a surprise, um, album releasing actually tomorrow on. On even, you know, I mean, it's a. It's a platform where people basically can, you know, pay what they want, you know, basically for. For a body of music, you know what I mean? And, yeah, the album called 90s Baby. So it's gonna be more vibes, more sounds, you know, in this. In. In this. In this. In this. In this space, you know what I mean? If I like it and good to me and just. It's gonna. It's just gonna remind you of that. Of that feeling, you know? I mean, so. Yeah, man.

33:58 90s, baby. Out tomorrow. So that shoot, that was. That was. It was gonna be a surprise, but might as well, you know? I mean, give it and let it be known, you know, you can. You can publish that twin Hector drop surprise album on. On the even platform 90s, baby. You know, go check him out, you know, I mean, pretty dope guy, you know, your whole look. I love it. Dude. Dude, that's so cool, man. I appreciate it already. I got one more question for you, twin, before I let you go, and you can. You know, I don't want to take you from teaching your nephew how to drive here. I want to know if you have any advice for aspiring artists. It's so much advice and, you know, I mean, oh, wow.

34:38 So I want to. I want to give them something good, you know? I mean, it's a few of them. I'm gonna give a few, you know, the answer always lies within, you know, Champions persevere. You miss every shot you don't take, you know, be true to yourself. That, I mean, like, believe in yourself and I mean, don't be afraid to deliver. You know what I mean? If. Even if you feel like you don't have the audience that, you know, that you. That. That you. That you see that the next person have or what the next person have isn't, you know, that that isn't what God has, you know, has positioned for you right now. So, so be, be joyful and rejoice in what you have on today, you know, for the universe to bless you for, you know, something.

35:29 Something new tomorrow. Because it's gonna be. It's hard for the universe, for God to communicate with you and to, to get back to you in a state of. In a state of. What's the word I'm looking for? Unappreciated, like being unappreciative of what, of what's in your. In your. In your life right now. And you're in your. And you're in your grace and you're in your grips. You know what I mean? But it's always just about, you know, it's about doing it, doing the back work too, you know, I mean, doing research, you know, studying, you know, the, the. The. The true craft and the true routes. You know what I mean? That, you know, that has positioned certain people because every.

36:13 It's a million ways to. To. To get a million. Whatever million dollars million followers mean impressing me and views. It's a million ways to get a million everything. So what might happen for Joe may not been. May not be the way that happened for. For Tony, you get what I'm saying? Or, or for Rick, you know, so just, you know, kind of like take a mixture of. Of everyone's success and hone it into your own. Your own story and that, that's. That's kind of like an undeniable like formula hone in everyone, owning everyone in your field. If we're speaking on career and business, honing into whatever business or career field you. In doing the necessary research and back. Back work and literally molding everyone's, you know, success into yours and walking. And walking in that light, you know, I mean, and true, man, the. The. The possibilities are endless. Possibilities are endless. You know, nothing is promised.

37:20 So it's just all about, you know, just going with, you know, going with the flows, taking the blows and you know, doing your thing, man, just doing your thing. Just make sure you always contend with yourself. Make sure you always. You confident with yourself. You know, I mean, talk to the mirror, you know, listen to you listen to frequencies, listen to good vibes, you know, a lot of time, you know, the, the music that you pollute yourself with can directly affect how you feel, how you think, what you think of yourself. Sometimes I only listen to lo fi music, you know what I mean? That's because there's no. There's no words. It's only like it's like a cool hip hop jazz. So it allows me to filter, filter my mind, you know what I'm saying? So that's just another thing, man, that's, that's also important, man, filtering your mind, you know, I mean, make sure you, make sure you filter your mind if you feel like you have so much or too much to think about or to try to put together or try to organize, eliminate the words in the music, you know, I mean, either put some, put some frequencies on, you know, I mean, I, I personally recommend wisdom frequencies, you know what I mean?

38:34 And you know, you can honestly literally feel your body filtering and letting out the things that, and the thoughts that aren't needed. Or at least even if it's right now, it really helps you hone into, okay, bet I need to do this, like this. Instead of just like being like, okay, I need to do this, I need to do this, I need to do this, I need to do this, I need to do this. It's like, all right, I need to do this. And oh snap. I kind of just gotta. No, I got an idea how to do it. Okay, let me do it right now. And you just moving now because your, your body is filtered and it's organizing itself. When you're cluttering yourself with so many different opinions, so many different people's thoughts and, and, and, and fallacies and all that, that's just like with anything, man. If you're making a pot of freaking. If you're making a pot of spaghetti, you know, you only use the, the ingredients for spaghetti, but you start throwing in everybody else's ingredients and everybody else's opinions and everybody else's recipes.

39:39 You just made you a big ass pot of. So make sure you filtering out your recipes and your ingredients, I mean, and shoot attacking it, man. Well, you know, one day at a time, one step at a time going. Keep God first. You know, I know a lot of people say that, cue God first, but you know, that's a, that has to be a true lifestyle, you know, I mean, it can't be like a lottery ticket. I mean, you have to truly hone into, you know, his, his words, his loss is, you know, it's his practices, his patience, you know what I mean? And understand that, you know, wisdom is more present than rubies. So once you start understanding things of that nature and once you start kind of getting into the true love, wealth and riches which is within, which is, you know, then, you know, because you, you can't be rich if you ain't already rich. Otherwise you know what I mean? Like, you go give a, you know, go give somebody random on the street a million dollars, you know what I mean?

40:40 More than likely, you know, that mean obviously be gone in, you know, super short amount of time, then you're giving it to somebody who, who's put in the, the, the, the necessary research, studying and program themselves for, for, for the correct information and wisdom to, you know, to, to sustain this million for a lifetime and be generational. So this is all about just preparing yourself, man, for, for something that you, you can't prepare for. You gotta prepare yourself for the unprepared. You gotta fathom them unfathomable. It's like nothing. You can't. There, there's no, there's no constant day.

41:24 There's no, there's no, there's no exact or absolute day moment, situation, nothing. Like, you didn't, you didn't expect for this, the conversation to be like this. I didn't expect these questions to be as such. So it's like you can never, you can only prepare for the unprepared. The only thing you can prepare to be is your utmost true to yourself, man. And if you don't feel like you cool enough, you gotta find something in you that makes you feel cool so you can move in that spirit. Because don't let nobody try to knock you off your spirit saying, oh, that's not cool. Or that's not. Well, it might not be cool to you, but it's cool to me. So you, you know, I mean, with love, we start again right now. How you doing again?

42:14 Don't tell me I ain't cool because you ain't cool if I ain't cool. And I think you're pretty cool. So if you cool, I'm cool. Chill out. Bringing it backwards, bringing it backwards, bringing it backwards, bringing it backwards, bringing it backwards, bring it backwards.