PipemanRadio Interviews Lines of Loyalty About Hurts To Be Human and More
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Hi you THENTO censure for Wow,
Pray Young, Wake up America. It's
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time for the Adventures of pipe Man. I'll W four C why dot com
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vis pomp Beats is number one Internet
radio station. Here's your host, the
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pipe Man. The memories last the
time I am yealing, the beat of
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your heart takes it back to a
feeling and then you let me in the
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tips and not the regrets make me
break me bury the ashes and buldovan names.
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So we let go the Gusla.
This is the pipe Man here on
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the Adventures pipe Man W four C
y Radio and I'm here with her next
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guest that has some badass music,
but also again dig what the whole vibe
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is about the new song. So
let's welcome to the show Lines of Loyalty.
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How are you good man? Thanks
for having us man, Hey,
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my pleasure. So tell us about
this new song. First of all,
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from you as the artist. Funny
story is that this was one of the
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last songs recorded for the record,
so the record didn't have a name,
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but this was one of the last
songs recorded, and obviously it was the
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last single on the record, but
it was written not to be called that.
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It was It was written just as
like an experience of just how we
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all feel to be human, and
the tagline was the last thing to be
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written. The Hurst to Be Human
line was the last thing to be written.
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And basically I had it in my
notes when I was writing a song.
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I had in my notes Hurst to
Be Human, and I brought it
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to my buddy Ricky and I showed
it to him and he was like,
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man, I like that a lot. So then that just stuck to be
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to the tagline. And just I
just think it relates with everyone in the
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band so much, and I think
it relates with all the fans a lot.
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When we're on the road and stuff. People can really relate to that.
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And I feel like it it really
hit the mark Man when we did
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it, So yeah, I gotta
tell you that I think it hits the
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mark with just about every human walking
the face of the earth right now.
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Yeah, you know, because it's
funny. You know, there's so much
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going on and it's just spreading everywhere. Not so funny, but you go
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other places and it's like you think
you may be escaping certain things and it's
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the same problem, just different place. And of course I think we just
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all need to be one people and
like learn to love each other. Well,
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that's a big thing too. It's
like when we write songs, we
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want to write it to make it
feel like you're not alone, you know
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what I mean? And like that. That's why I listen to music,
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and that's why I write music,
is to make people feel like they belong
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or hey, you're not alone in
this heartbreak or the addiction. You're not
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alone in this. There are other
people that are going through it too.
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So for sure, man, I
totally, I totally believe that too.
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Man, that we shall just kind
of come together and just be one big
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you know, human race, you
know, no doubt, And that is
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what music does for us. That's
that's why I think it's cool. And
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there's like sometimes people say out there, oh, if you're in music,
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you shouldn't be talking about certain subjects. I disagree with that. I think
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the music is what brings us all
together. Of course, music is the
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best therapy, and I think we
need it more than ever now. To
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me in my lifetime, I think
we need it more than ever. Well,
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I think music is therapy to a
lot of people. And I think
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that and I think that people I
think people overlook music a lot and the
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powers of it, and at least
in my life obviously being a musician,
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but just being a music lover dude, Like, music's changed my life.
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It affects my moods, it just
every day. It's just something you know,
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most people do is listen to music. I think it's an underrated part
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of people's lives that they don't really
understand that really helps people. So,
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like, obviously therapy is a lot
of money, but music is, you
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know, music's therapy, man,
and it works for me. And I
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hope that you know, songs like
Hurts to be Human and stuff like that
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can really help people through some hard
times. Well, what's cool about a
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song like this too? Is okay, So that's why I ask you in
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the beginning what it means to you? Yeah, but that doesn't it's not
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always the same as what it means
to the person listening to it. But
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a great song like this is always
the type of song where everybody can put
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their own meaning to it. Yeah, and you're still unified exactly exactly.
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It's you're so right where a good
song can mean multiple things other people,
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where they can take it about a
heartbreak, they can take about losing a
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loved one, they can take it
about addiction, they can take it multiple
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ways. That's awesome when people do
that, Yeah, because the bottom line
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is we're all going through things,
good, bad and different. Sometimes they're
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different things, sometimes they're similar,
but we also always have our own perspective.
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And I think when you go to
a concert or a festival and you
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see all those people out there,
they're singing the lyrics to these songs,
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and for each one of those people, that could be hitting a different nerve
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or different part at our heart or
or what have you, or your plane
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or anything, but it's hitting everybody
the same. And that's and that's the
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thing too. Man. It's just
you never know what's going on in someone's
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head, you know what I mean. And I always try to be as
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kind as I can to everybody because
you never know what someone else is going
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through. And obviously you you know, and same with you know, just
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in the mind. Man, it's
crazy. It's just crazy that the amount
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of stuff that people hide and people
you know, kind of tucked back,
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you know what I mean. So
hopefully you know, listen to songs and
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listen to music, man can help
a lot of people. So what was
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that one moment in life for you
where maybe it was a song that hit
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you, maybe it was a band
that hit you, or just an instrument
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that hit you that made you realize
that this is like just part of your
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life now. My dad is a
bass player as well, so at a
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young age I picked it up and
wanted to be, you know, just
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like him and stuff like that,
and it kind of just it kind of
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became a way of life for me. Man. It you know, just
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through high school and just from my
twenties, just you know, the grind
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going through it, but it just
became a way of life, man.
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And music is something that you know, I just can't walk away from now.
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Man, it's been a grind for
the past eleven twelve years now,
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so it's been it's been something since
a very young age from my father playing
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music. So what do you think
is one story good, bad, crazy,
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wild, not crazy whatever that really
stands in your mind of this whole
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journey that you've been on in music. Man, I guess I would just
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say those those three legs of Static
and seven Dusts that we did a few
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months back, Dude, I just
just you know, play into a couple
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thousand people a night, dude.
I mean it was a it was a
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life changing and a very humbling moment, dude. And it was a very
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just like you know, it's working
kind of thing, man. So,
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I mean, the past year has
been a very a very good time for
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our band, and it's been it's
been a lot of hard work and obviously
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it's there's no insta gratification, you
know, ever when it comes to music,
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you know, I mean unless you
get a vital song or you know,
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a big TikTok thing or something like
that. But like, I think
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just the past year, all the
tours and all the fans and all just
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just all the interactions and talking to
people and seeing how much you know,
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our music has touched on people.
Man. It. I think that's been
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a really big thing for me.
So does it blow your mind when you're
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going on tour with bands like that
and you think that the crowd's there for
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them, and then you see them
singing your songs and fine, oh man,
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that's you know, that's a you
know, a very surreal moment man,
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And like, you know, you
go back to the merch table and
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you know what I mean, they're
saying I saw you here, I saw
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you here, and just all that
kind of stuff. Man. And we
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have a fan page where where people
share a bunch of heartfelt stuff and it's
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it's awesome. Man. It makes
you know, doing music it's so hard
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and obviously you you got sacrifice a
lot, but just seeing those things just
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all make it worth it. So
yeah, that's what I was gonna say,
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Like, when you have those experiences, it just makes you realize like,
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yes, this is really what I'm
destined to do exactly. And it's
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it's hard because a lot of people
don't understand the real sacrifice of music.
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And it's a hard thing. You
know. It's you know, there's not
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much money in it yet and there's
you know a lot of just grind,
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a lot of struggle, and you
know, people don't understand, you know
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what I mean, it's, oh, go get a real job, go
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do this and stuff like that.
It's it's just hard because it's just it's
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like being a professional athlete. It's
like, you know, good luck,
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you know what I'm saying. But
someone has to do it, man,
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And it's it's a way of life
for me, and it's a way of
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life for the band, and you
know, we're not going to stop until
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we uh, until we hit that
point that we you know, it's our
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life, it's our living. So
I love it and I love how you
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put that because I say all the
time, you know, musicians, they
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work super hard, like when people
tell you get a real job, Like
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those people telling you that don't work
even a half as hard as a musician,
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for sure, and maybe they should
walk in your shoes for even like
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an hour maybe, yeah, sure. And so it is dedication. I
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find. The one thing about being
a musician is it's pure dedication and love
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and passion for the music, because
otherwise you would never make it. Yeah.
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Yes, it's because you have to
love it because everything you have to
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put into it, you put everything
heart and soul into it, and that's
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what makes great a great song too. Oh agree. And obviously if you
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do it for the money, it's
just the wrong reasons. If you do
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it for the fame, you know, I think that's for the wrong reasons
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too. Man. It's just obviously
that stuff comes with it. But you
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got to do it for the love
of the music and do it for yourself,
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you know first, and then all
that stuff hopefully should come. But
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but yeah, man, it just
being in the band is a lot harder
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than I think people think. And
just those little battles of just people coming
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and wanting pictures and wanting signatures on
a on a vinyl or a CD or
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just stuff like that, or just
coming to our headlining shows whatever. Just
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coming to our show is just means
so much to us to make us feel
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like we're doing something right because doing
this is very it's very it's very taxing
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and it's very just like it's such
an uphill battle that you you got to
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take those little wins and just back
them up. Man. So well,
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you're definitely taking some wins with this
music you have now. And uh,
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of course, and that tour was
amazing, And uh, tell everybody how
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to connect to you guys on socials
on the web. Get your merch because
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if you, uh, if you
google lines of Loyalty, you'll find our
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website which has our merch store on
it. Uh liness loyalty on Facebook,
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Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, or
x. Yeah, just search lines lot
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on Google and all our links should
come up there. So is there uh
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a favorite or a craziest TikTok that
you guys have done. I just made
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one, I think four days ago. It was with the two girl you
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know, the whole Yeah, I
made TikTok where we put like our screaming
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part in that song and did a
little remix of it, so it was
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pretty cool. It was posted a
couple of days ago, so nice.
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Yeah, anything else you want to
listens to know about that we haven't covered
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already, just check out our website
and our Facebook for upcoming shows. We're
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hopefully it can be toring a lot
this summer. We have a few one
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off shows coming up with some uh
with some nationals like Smile Raw, Liliac
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Through Fire. So just check out
our social media is for shows coming to
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your area. We got a lot
of Midwest shows right now. Hopefully we'll
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head back out east and West and
stuff like that. But uh yeah,
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just come check us out a show
and come say hi. All right,
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well you guys rock everybody's got.
Definitely check out your music and your merch
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because you got some cool merch and
that's only what you can support bands nowadays.
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The best and hey, thanks for
being on the Adventures of pipe Man.
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Thanks for having me man. I
appreciate it. Thank you for listening
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