B2K reflects on their music's meaning and audience growth (Part 3)

There's still a life here. Yeah. Go. Go in that closet and get the freakum dress back out. Okay. If you need to go, get to the membership, you know what I mean? Don't let yourself get old. Go. I'm just saying. Work, you know? Hey, you got to break it down a couple more times. I'm just saying, cuz, I love you. Make your knees touch your elbows. I don't even know how y' all could do. I don't even know how y' all could make music for the audience that grew. Have you, have you listen to the album yet? We listening to it. All right, so what track stands out to you? What's what? What? I mean, the mileage, of course. What was the boyfriend record? What was the one you were playing right before the. It's nothing. I' the one that's. Hold on. No, cosine, y'. All. Oh, y' all real grown is a little crazy, but y' all never made kid music either, though. That's true. That's true. It wasn't kid music, but it was our age at the time. But now when you listen to it, you like. But you can tell your age then because we're older. I think y' all are doing what we've known y' all to do. It's just we grown now. Now you understand it. Yeah. And you living it like, y' all are like. This is like a soundtrack of, like, talk you through it. But then also, you got, you know, a couple up, upbeat record records on here where you can kind of like get ready for whatever you about to go do as well, too. Yeah. Because back then, I don't know if y' all would have understood if you got to change the sheets. That's a cosign. I don't understand. I don't know if they knew about putting the towel down. Right, right, right. That's something you learn. That's actually the next single. Yeah, I, I, I know that thing is, I like that record. I love that rapper. Yeah. Shout out to the underdog. Shout out to the underdog. Mileage is about accepting somebody's whole face, basically. That's one way to look at it. Knowing that everybody got a pass. You know what I'm saying? Experience, it brings value. Like, a lot of people don't look at it like that. Yeah, it's one of the metaphors. I mean, life mileage in life, you know what I'm saying? Experience. Yeah. How much is your own mileage? Change the way y' all approach love and relationship. You know, we got a lot of miles over here. Yeah, yeah, yeah. All these miles and no answers. I'm waiting for one of them to get in there. I would say. I would say my experience has. Has given me the appreciation and gratitude towards experience and you know what I'm saying? And also the understanding of, like, you know, when you mature, like, do you really want to be a teacher your whole life? I think you have to really be called to usher people in and stuff like that, you know? I mean, and when you mature, you. You want to have some things that are inherent in people that you interface with all the time. Just like, honesty and trust and shit. Like, people, when you younger, you play with that, you know what I'm saying? You a little bit.