Aug. 27, 2026
South Florida’s Own Cut the Cord Talks New Music, Authenticity, and Breaking Social Norms
On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, Pipeman welcomes Cut The Cord, a local South Florida band on the rise. The conversation dives into the band’s unique perspective on authenticity, social norms, and the evolving music landscape. Listeners get behind-the-scenes details about the band's creative process, their upcoming debut EP Blush, and the motivation behind their music. The episode also highlights the tight-knit South Florida music community and the importance of living authentically.Main Topics Covered
- South Florida Music Scene
- Serendipitous local connections and festival stories
- Challenges and rewards of growing a band in the region
- The importance of performing in South Florida for locals
- The Meaning Behind "Cut The Cord"
- Reflections on breaking from social norms
- The growing relevance of the band’s name in today’s culture
- Personal journeys of self-acceptance and setting boundaries
- Authenticity in Music
- Rejecting the need to conform for others’ comfort
- Music as personal and collective therapy
- Allowing listeners to find their own meaning in songs
- Navigating Social Media & Modern Communication
- The effects of screens and technology on younger generations’ social skills
- The lost art of face-to-face, meaningful conversation
- Creative Process & Upcoming Release
- The inspiration and work behind the debut EP Blush
- The collaborative experience with a therapist for the album’s spoken word intro
- Transitioning from band democracy to full creative control
- Upcoming Shows and Releases
- Details on their first show at Swampgrass Willys in Palm Beach Gardens
- Official release date and where to follow the band
- Pipeman recounts a chance encounter with a band member in a local restaurant, underscoring the “small world” feel of South Florida’s music ecosystem 03:02.
- Open dialogue about how adhering to outdated social norms can be stifling, and why young people today are seeking authenticity and self-care 04:36.
- Honest examination of the impact of digital culture on social development, especially among the younger generations 07:18.
- The guest shares the philosophy: "My square of my life is just…my people, it’s my career, it’s my mental, spiritual, emotional health, and everything else is out of my control. I cannot control anyone else.” 06:24.
- Pipeman talks about music as "the greatest therapy," for artist and listener alike 08:14.
- The guest describes how the intro track on the upcoming EP Blush was co-written and performed by their therapist, representing a direct link between personal healing and artistic expression 13:48.
- Reflections on growing up with music, early influences like Blink-182, and the journey to leading their own project 15:29.
- The guest explains the significance of having creative control and expressing genuine emotions through their music 17:12.
- “Why are we… I don’t want to get like too pretentious about it, but like you don’t have to live your life adhering to social norms just because your friends do, just because your parents do…” 04:39
- “Once I release the song, it is the listener’s song. It’s no longer my song.” 09:05
- “Everything that’s a belief is really just a limited amount of information that they were given at a certain time in their life by certain people with certain parents and certain environmental factors.” 11:05
- “If you’re looking for an artist who’s not like, I’m not corporately ran, I’m not trying to push an agenda, I’m not paid by anyone, I’m self-funded…If you’re just looking for authenticity in music, I really, I am, I'm trying to be that guy.” 20:01
- Cut The Cord on Socials:
- Instagram: @cutthecord
- TikTok: @cutthecord
Most updates and announcements are on Instagram. 18:16
- Upcoming EP:
- Blush, releasing October 23
- Includes tracks like “10th Avenue North” and an original spoken-word intro
- Upcoming Show:
- Swampgrass Willys, Palm Beach Gardens, September 26 18:55
- Venue Suggestions:
- Respectable Street (potential future performance location)
- Pipeman continues to feature rising and authentic voices in rock and punk on The Adventures of Pipe Man, airing on W4CY Radio.
Discover a candid perspective on music as self-healing, the importance of living authentically, and why the best art comes from true, unapologetic self-expression. Whether you’re a fan of rock, punk, or simply value raw artistry, Cut The Cord’s journey offers plenty of inspiration.
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This is the pipe man here on the adventures, pipe man,
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W4CY radio. And I'm very excited about our next guest.
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Cause I don't know. I didn't put two and two
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together till recently, but, uh, I was up in Montreal
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for Warped Tour and their publicist was talking to me
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about their band. And there's so much like weird similarity
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going on. Cause first of all, as soon as I
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see their new single, I know exactly where they are.
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So let's welcome to the show. Cut the cord. How
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are you?
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Hey man.
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Great.
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Thank you for having me.
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My pleasure. I mean, listen, First thing I thought of
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when I saw about your debut single is going to
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Fun Depot.
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Yeah, I forget it's out that way, isn't it?
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Yeah, right off of 95 right there. And it's funny,
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we were just talking a little bit before the interview
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about the weather. And yes, my studio during this time
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of year, we have a power outage and an internet
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outage every single day. And I was just chasing a
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chair from flying off my balcony a A few minutes
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before the interview.
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Yeah, I work in restaurants. So when the rain comes,
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I go, all right, well, I'm not making not making
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much today. So just.
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Yeah, right. Exactly. South Florida life. But yeah. And so
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my studios up until recently were in Wellington for 20 years.
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So next door neighbor to you. And now they're in
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Palm Beach Gardens because I moved away from the West
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to get closer to the ocean and away from the
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more storms because Wellington, that's like a black cloud. It's
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like Linus. Yeah.
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Well, you're definitely, you're closer to me now. I'm actually
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in gardens.
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Oh, there you go. So like I'm on, I live
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on Singer Island. My studios are in the garden. So yeah.
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And then it's so funny around here. what you bump
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into accidentally. Cause like I had to go to Montreal
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to find out about your band. Okay. And I'm actually
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really good friends with, uh, Paul's mom, Denise from fame
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on fire.
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Oh, nice, nice.
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And, and it's funny cause I do a lot of
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the festivals, like all the women are festivals and obviously
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welcome to Rockville. And so one day I was in
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yard house and, here in the gardens and downtown.
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Of the gardens. Yep.
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Yep. And, and so this dude comes up to me,
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pass me on back. Hey, what's up pipe man. And like,
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I like being away from Wellington, Wellington. That would happen everywhere.
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I went here. I can say it, stay a little incognito.
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Yeah.
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But it turned out it was the dude from the
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singer from afterlife. Oh, I literally had just interviewed like,
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A couple of weeks before that. So it's kind of
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a small world here in South Florida, even though a
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lot of bands don't like that aren't from here, don't
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like to come down here because it's like a hike
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to get down here and back up. You know, it
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is nice that we do have this community here. Yeah.
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I mean, that's something I've always said to myself. If like,
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if the band, if when the band makes it that like, I'm,
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I'm definitely always doing shows in South Florida. Cause like,
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I know what it feels like to be South of
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Orlando and being like, God band, just come here, please.
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Like, I know. Right. It used to be cool when
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we had the buzz here, but ever since then, like,
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I remember like, One week I was doing one of
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the festivals and Slipknot was headlining and there was like
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a hundred thousand people. And the next week I was
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covering their show at the amphitheater here in West Palm beach.
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And there were 5,000 people. Wow. I'm like, Whoa, you know, but, but, uh, yeah,
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some of the venues that you've probably been at, I've
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been at a lot and, I do love the concept,
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the whole concept of your band, your band name. I
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don't talk about band names usually unless it's something really cool.
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So like it definitely, I think the name of your
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band name is more appropriate in 2026 than ever. I
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think I've blocked more people on Facebook this year than
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the whole time I've been on since 2007.
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Yeah. It's the time for it, man. It really is.
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I just, I've gotten to a point in my life
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where I'm like, why are we, I don't want to
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get like too pretentious about it, but like, you don't
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have to live your life adhering to social norms just
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because your friends do just because your parents do just
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because your siblings do. Like I've gotten very like, Hey man,
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I'm not going to, I'm not going to be uncomfortable
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anymore with like the shit that goes on in my life.
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I'm just, I'm going to be comfortable. I've, I've gone
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through too much. I've had too much happen. Like I'm not,
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I'm not here to make other people feel comfortable all
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the time at the expense of myself.
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So. That's the way it should be. And like, kudos
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to you for learning that early. Cause that's what most
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society norms called midlife crisis. When you finally do shit
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for yourself and don't care what other people's thing. I
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don't know why that's a crisis. I think before that
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is more of a crisis.
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Definitely.
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You know, because at the bottom line, everybody's going to
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do what's good for them. So you might as well
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do what's good for you. And what make, as long
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as you're not intentionally hurting people or doing bad things
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on purpose, my philosophy is you do you. I don't
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care what that is, okay? Like, because, you know, so
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many people nowadays, they spend so much time focusing on
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things that don't affect their life in any way, shape,
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or form that somebody else does.
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Sure.
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And that kind of blows my mind. Like, what do
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people care what somebody else does if it makes them happy?
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Yeah, I'm even of the kind of like, maybe semi-controversial
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opinion that I don't really care about what anyone else thinks,
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even down to like, if they have some kind of
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like bigoted nature in them and it's, it's something that
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they just hold to themselves. It's just like, it just
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doesn't affect me. Like I'm talking about like my close
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personal friends, but like if someone said something near me
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that wasn't like the most tasteful thing, I just go like, well,
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that's their journey to figure out that that's not okay.
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Like I'm not here to educate people all the time.
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Like I just, I just, I have really come accustomed
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to like my square of my life is just, that's it.
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It's like, it's my people, it's my career, it's my, mental, spiritual,
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emotional health, and everything else is out of my control.
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Like I cannot control anyone else.
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And I love that philosophy because I'm also a motivational
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speaker and I always teach, you know, you can't control
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people or what happens to you. You can only control
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your own attitude towards it.
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Yeah.
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You know, and so many people like they get upset
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about things that they can't control or change. Just like
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what you said, I don't even think what you said
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was controversial. I think it's, it's good mental health because
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you're not going to change people's mind most of the time.
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So you just get frustrated. It doesn't help anybody. It
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only makes everybody upset. And like I said, just do you.
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And I'm, and I'm open to having like the uncomfortable conversations.
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That's the other thing. It's like, I'm very, I love like,
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like to me, what's, what's been so lost with phones
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and screens since I've been a kid up to now
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is like the, the kind of like almost like social autism,
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my generation and younger has like become because of screens.
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Like I, as a, as a waiter in, in several
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restaurants for the last like 10 years, I mean, the
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younger kids are getting, the less they can look me
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in the eye and place their order without arms and
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nerves and like looking away and nervously laughing. It's like these,
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these kids, they're, they're, it's hard. It's a hard time
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to be a person, but a lot of that has
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to do with what I said before, like adhering to
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social norms that don't make any fucking sense anymore. Exactly.
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Exactly. And that's the key, what you just said, making
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a sense a more. I think the world is always evolving.
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Humans are always evolving. And something that was cool 20
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years ago doesn't mean it's cool today.
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Sure.
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Bottom line, you know. And so I love that you're
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speaking about that in your music, because I think music
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is the greatest therapy there is, you know, for you. Yeah.
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And for me, the listener, like you get to get
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stuff out by writing it. singing it, performing it, and
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I get to get something out of it by hearing
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it and watching it.
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Yeah, I think that's actually something I've really gotten better with.
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When I was a kid, I always was like, and
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I'll do it from time to time for curiosity, but
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I was always like, I need to know what this
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song means. What did the singer mean when they said this?
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Who is this about? What relationship is this? Is this
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a metaphor? Is he being for real? Is she talking
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about someone for real? And I was like this quest
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for knowledge kind of thing. And as I've gotten older,
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I'm just like, I want the song to mean what
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it means to me. I've heard that before. I don't
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know who said it, but it's like once I release
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the song, it is the listener's song. It's no longer
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my song.
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The coolest bands say that. I had a couple at
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Warped Tour that said that in interviews. It's the bands that,
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the artists that they want you to get the same
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thing out of it. Maybe somebody won't. As long as
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they get something out of it, if it makes them
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feel good, let people put their own meaning to it.
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You're playing your own meeting, playing it out there. They're
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not stopping that. And you know what? They don't, it
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doesn't need to be the same meaning. And I, I
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do agree with your having those conversations. I think we
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learn a lot more from people that we disagree with
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and who we agree with. And I'll even go a
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step farther of that's the only way that you could
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have any kind of influence over somebody is listening to
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them and And maybe showing them that maybe that, and
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not showing them physically, but just how you act. But
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that may not be the case. I'm a Jew. I've
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literally sat down and had a conversation with a neo-Nazi
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and basically asked like, why do you feel that way
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you do? And what I learned is this person was
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the people and never even had any experience with a Jew. So,
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you know, he would say certain things. I'm like, well,
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do you see me acting like that?
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Right. And he was probably my, my thing with people
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you disagree with that, that I've really learned as I've
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kind of both sides, both sides of the spectrum. I
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don't really think there's actually one or the other. I
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really hate the like two party belief.
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I love that you're saying that.
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I think my generation's waking up to this shit. Cause
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it's so like, it doesn't make any sense that there's
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only two options and you're good. If you choose one
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and bad, if you choose the other, I don't buy that.
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life is way more gray than that.
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just limited amount of information that they were given at
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a certain time of their life by certain people with
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certain parents and certain environmental factors. So to cast judgment
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that they're a bad person, I, again, that sounds really rough.
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He's a neo-Nazi and that anyone would be like, that's
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a bad guy for sure. But you know, It could
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just be a lost kid that gets into the wrong
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crowd with the wrong lack of parental lack of leadership.
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And then he's just like, yeah, whatever about Jews or blacks, whatever.
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It's like that's it's not that hard to end up there.
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It's not as hard as you might think.
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So there's just because I didn't attack him and because
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I listened and then had a conversation, he did change
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his viewpoints. You're not going to change people's viewpoint to
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arguing with them.
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Finger wagging has gotten no one anywhere forever. I mean,
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I don't know the last time someone talked down to
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me and I went, they're right, I'm going to change.
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