Transcript (en)

I try to keep that same etiquette too. Even now, when I go to the studio, I know exactly what I'm about to say. Sometimes I go in there and I freestyle and I spend more time in there. But learning from my mom, she would probably have six songs written because studio time costs money. So she's using her time wisely. She didn't come in here to play. She's not messing around. She's not relaxing. She's not hanging out. She was a professional. Yes. So I still do the same thing in the studio. So she taught you how to be a professional. And even though I can relax in the studio at this point, It's just been in me so long to go to the studio and get my work done and get out. Well, this is what we talk about, the process. A lot of people want the fame without the hard work that goes into it, right? I mean, honestly, it's a little bit easier to do that, though, now. You can go viral on Instagram and have a terrible song. But do you really last, though? You don't last that way, do you? Um, sometimes and sometimes not. Like, just the internet has made it really easy to be famous. Yeah. Good or bad. So I think when people, I think you can tell the difference between people who really love what they do and people who just want to be famous. Yeah. And, like, I feel like I fall on the side of I really love.