B2K members reflect on their shared journey (Part 2)
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What I've learned, if I don't apply, you know, and. And move the right way based off of what I know, then I'm going to repeat the same things over and over again. That's insanity if you think something's going to come out different from that. Right, right. So for me, today was me moving on and releasing the baggage that I was carrying around because it was tormenting me. Right. Once I was able to forgive, then I can love and have a good time with my guys because I'm not sitting here with no premeditated agenda, you know, I'm literally here and all pure and genuine. Genuineness, you know what I'm saying? To just love on my guys, you know what I mean, and have a good time. And that was the first record that y' all recorded. Yeah, it's so. It's heavy. Y' all couldn't have recorded nothing else if y' all didn't record today for us. I don't think so. Yeah, that. That song was like, definitely speaking without speaking. Right. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Were there any new feelings or conversations that came up from you guys putting that song together? Damn. I think a lot. I think a lot of our conversations amongst each other is silence. It's not always like this big conversation, you know what I'm saying? But I think it's like, it's what's understood. I think certain things need to be discussed. But when you know someone, somewhere like, yo, like, we 12 years old. No. First of all, nobody had our experience. The only other person that had our experience with us was Bow Wow. Yeah, that's true. Nobody else had our experience. So you. Unless you was there, you won't really understand that. That understanding, you know what I'm saying? That's not always. It's a look, you know what I'm saying? It's a feeling. It's not always an explanation. You know what I'm saying? Action behind that. Yeah, we talked about that. S5 at. But I was, like, 13. We was, like, 15. We really took on this industry, you know, like, as kids. Yeah. In. You know, and it was five of us and we was rolling. It's crazy. B2K. Remember we was having that discussion yesterday about that Bow Wow said. Well, no, it wasn't Bow Wow. It was. It was Jadakiss's son, J1. He has a podcast with CJ Biggie son, and he said that Bow Wow was our generation's Michael Jackson of hip hop. From, like, the kid star to, like, remaining the celebrity and the fame of who he is now. I'll get the exact quote, but we. He was screaming at me about that. No, because I said. I was saying Lil Wayne, Soulja Boy, but now I'm thinking about it. B2K. Yeah. Is in that mix, too. No, I would. I would personally say. And outside of, you know, Bow just being.