* I can't tell you how frustrated I am with this episode not working out the way I needed it to, but let it be a testament to the content in this episode. I talk about Tourette's and having audio issues that hinder my creativity, and it showed in this exact episode, ironically. I didn't notice the recording glitched until listened back. I enjoyed the authenticity of this podcast and I have zero energy to re record it. I'm fucking bummed....

Something that has been eating at me since I was in elementary school. Something I have always brushed off and suppressed because I am embarrassed and scared of being judged. This is my realest podcast yet, going over a few important details in my life that is effecting my trajectory towards my future.

We live, we lit, we faded. Chari joins me for a very very early morning/late night Podcast. We discuss "would you rather" questions, Bhad Bhabie's Only Fans account, Bowling, and our Skii trip to Colorado.

Having Corvid on my birthday and through Christmas. New Years Recap. Pro- Trumpers storming the capitol. All things comedy and realism. 

Thanksgiving, My weekend, Thoughts on a vaccine, Answer yall's questions.

What is RIP Alex Trebek. Ink master. Hating your own music. Vagina Forehead. Make sure you subscribe like and allllaaatttttt.

A short recap begging you to bare with me. Send help.

What is your price to soil your work jeans? To lick a peep? Listen as we discuss separating art from the artists, psychology of terrible people, and hoodlum acts in central Topeka.

Back before it's too late. Appreciate your ears, my friends. 

Comparable to Michael Jackson, He's foine, can sing your girls panties off and make a rap song about it. Better than any rapper in any room - and he's been in hella rooms. Moonwalk into the episode as we discuss Taj growing up in LA with Odd Future, his journey in Kansas, over coming adversity, and serial killing instrumentals.

Red Room Live's first guest, Mara Williams, explains her journey in pursuing fashion in Chicago and what drives her to keep her drip creative.  We discuss the the overlap between Virgil/Louis Vuitton and the Skateboarding industry, racial injustices, childhood memories, and more.