Not just a Singer! - Beri Weber - Pushet Pshat • Ep. 47

certain their lifestyle was breast of you know demands from you the construction the good looks good looks >> it takes time for you to realize that people really appreciate you the music it's like hello I'm going to take these boys I'm going to make them rock stars the best mood I ever saw I'm like, dude, when you get inspired, This is first. Hello everyone. Thank you for hosting me over here. Meaningful moments inspiring people getting inspired. Okay. From Canada and someone struggling with rain a ticket. So yeah. So um I'm delighted to be here introvert to be honest. see people's faces although this is my this is my business but naturally I would choose to be on the island of my so accept it this is something that makes me get up in the morning makes me be disciplined Hopefully the fact mention selfish 100% you know so to go over like Yeah. Yeah. snob. Like people people like the problem and I'm just like anything and I mention the most that he could to reach out to me, but it didn't reach me. Somehow energy and that's it. Labeled as someone who's a snob. Of course it's when it comes to remember remembering names any any popular person of album covers videos see WhatsApp seef articles conscious is unconscious But conscious expect and like it was part of my life. So like, wow. Hello. And like just like is the nicest person. You know some people especially in America they just come and just right at you as I attack in the in a European you know aggressive especially in the zip in the breakfast please. I thank you. Uh, >> I don't know. I don't know. But sometimes it can drive me off a cliff. I accept it. It's just a culture. They accept it. the wrong times like why culture where you have to be in your face and okay so fine perfect mood frequency as a situation. I have to be extra cautious. Okay. Thank you. And I reached out to you. I showed you by Yeah. Right. We have a lot of YouTube channel namely mention bubbly. mention like on the edge like how could he say that just being spontaneous because you know everybody's in everybody's face it's very hard to please everyone all the Lois online comments never never ever I just the emotional capacity to deal with it social media company anything emotions like anything negative other emotions stay out of it. If it's a practical question then you know feel free to answer for yourself or if it's something that you feel is a private z then you know just shake me and I'll I'll let you knowing but anything that gets emotional check therapist you know check spouse you know like it's not what I'm here for I sometimes think but the best of the If you're not an emotional personal earth sign and you know then go for it. Okay. Who likes the public? I don't hate the attention of it. I don't I don't like I don't hate good feedback, but you know if I have to choose but is known to be a very dangerous thing. It's like you expose yourself to this but helps you in life for me especially if I'm not going to be relevant if I'm not going to be in the public eye. It's not something that so usually I try to open myself and push myself yes to be around the people and to share with them you know what my projects are and so on and so on. >> Similar to them. We're going to we're going to dive in on some of those projects mentioned correct for the sponsor KHK capital is a lender was approved by Kadosia was arbiting developers realizing their projects in London of undervalues HMOs regular development projects of the ground up and airspaces up to 100% of the costs that super fast turnaround and are on hand 24/6. They out of their way for the clients that my easy underwriting process and provide no fee loans and no minimum terms that also works. >> Contact representative Dove Ezekiel on other email dove khk.co.uk UK. >> Mhm. >> In fact, first remove. Yeah, you can say. So >> right. All right. Right. Z simple. Uh did my thing. Uh we survived. um was never in the front uh front seat of the train, never in the back seat. I was kept the safe safe medium. Um friends, I guess. And I started seeing color for the first time, you know, like for me although in 1992 which was very early I think officially the Iron Curtain dropped in 1988. So given that mention mention warehouse so I was exposed the idea of breast but culturally it was you know it was so far from the against you know is somebody who is weird somebody who's looking for something else and until today I agree you know you really frequency to accept that that type of movement are meaningful in order for you to you know to adopt a certain day lifestyle breast of you know demands from you you know which is kind of valot excited in how to deal with like the guidance therapist like you do this and that that helps you with this and that like if strategized strategized but in an emotional uh you know accomplishing way. So no I was not exposed to that um Okay. So >> very spiritual and very meaningful. >> Yeah. Conclusion. So basically life was very simple and challenges in my life system you know I tried my best to be my best of myself you know I wasn't looking for outside tools so okay is a bit challenging I'm kidding it's not it's very lovely by the way >> you went to Monro Then I had to move because they wouldn't take my children right. So um yeah so once once I started complicated I started looking into you know who am I really and that's that's really when that's where I found my meaning just like music you know it's like it's for me it's my it's my life. It's my, you know, it's my essence. So, it really details, but but this is musical oriented family, but the ones who don't are mish. business and takes you away of my focus of you know standard. So I had a nice voice. Um but it wasn't like a nightly thing Goldman's album. >> Yeah. Which which was then at the time but like wow the angle. Um after that they took and others but this the same album is given >> seed of the month from the country. Yeah, from the country to be most of my albums came out in summer. I don't think I Yeah, most of it. So, you know, it's people move. They're not stable. Music usually how therapeutic music is. >> The creativity comes out from from >> Yeah. >> So, yeah. So, so obviously you know I discontinued voice change and you know I was getting serious about you know of the nois like I wasn't into that hype like >> yeah like under um which eventually I mean you know the fact is so certain creat is like when you like color versus somebody who's just practical >> you want to research everything >> yeah you want to understand you want to see deeper you need a little spice you need a little vite and so on. Um, so that was that attractive and I got it and somebody taught me a few chords and you know it's you know it started this is where I started becoming creative in music composing songsords technique in music which I wasn't I wasn't exposed beforehand keyboard um But really after the so friends, you know, but um on the spotlight never, as I told you, I'm not I'm not a I'm an introvert. I'm not looking to like. So I wasn't looking for the spotlight. Yeah. >> So construction the good looks >> the good looks. So just another side point that he just opened which is exactly like >> I found myself exactly side by side with him. I mean the reason why he did it probably is a lot the reason why I did it and so on. It's amazing. So I start off construction u time is was the 2008 crack and the builders were struggling. So and I was looking for something else. My my wife told me that her friend's husband. I was like yeah hook me up. Sign me up. I went there. One thing led to another. Somebody saw me. He took me to a single and before you know it podcast is made possible. unexplained joint aches random or ongoing copies medication specialist Dr. suffest from real pain it's time to discover the TMS center is pioneered by Dr. John San TMS center is led by Danny Ruben expert team for male and female practitioners mention conditions tackling the pain and the root cause and continued visits answers real relief and be able to take your life back. Contact the TMS center treatment package bookings in the US for exclusive live consultations. So the chick WhatsApp plus4420 and a chat with the experts at the TMS center. >> I was in the what was the first piece? It's called Bim. It was >> at the time it was different because it wasn't the typical song and it wasn't the typical even disco second dance. It was more of a like a certain feel song >> and uh it was also electric which was also was pretty new in that time. A single which means that online which was also gain the music age music video which music videos was also something that was new. So I set >> ideas you know so that that is something that really put me on the map because you know it's people and you know exactly the details you know what led to what a joint effort myself a friend of mine andler at the timekovich >> um that was involved of the Bisl to a certain extent yet as you know I wanted to get involved in the scene. I felt that I have something to give at the time and I saw that there was a demand for me to sing solo and so on and people like me it takes time for you to realize that people really appreciate you confidence you know it's like income if you fail huh Right. So you want to make sure that you're in for it for something that is going to be you're not going to look like a loser. So desperate like they reach out they say like how do I do it like I was there one day and fast forward come out 20 years and that I was able to not only push it out the first time but continuously and say relevant throughout the time. It's it's something that you need a lot of but also strategy you know not to overdo it not to underdo it and not to you know not to lose the momentum and not to be too controversial not to be underrated says art of course I'm sure ups and downs but even when you have ups everything in life has ups and downs nothing that is alive does not move only when it's dead everything has ups and downs This is the management part that you really have to constantly be on top of that ups and downs shouldn't be too extreme. Again, if you're extreme personality without mentioning names and this is what you know this is what pushes you in the spotlight then you can be you know one minute like this and then a year afterwards in the in the slums because you know but if you're more or less if you're not extreme then you want to make sure then the ups and downs are not too up and not too down. You always have to make sure that you're still not too far to go back up and not you don't put yourself too much ahead then people can be like okay you know so it it takes takes as I said dedication and a good team definitely during your career you did um kind of shift at some point was made at the address to some crowd and then grow. So probably yeah respect. Yeah wanted to be a producer whoever was producer and that's why you know I had that he did what he did in order for me to be able to do what I do and of course so you know I wanted it pan wise I wanted to make it um at demolds You know, we're collecting the good songs and the pious. But the Pisces are how to bring it out that you have to go into a certain spiritual trip in order for you to to sell something like mention that that that your your singing is inspiring that do the entertainment part of music which yeah it's a cool chord you know you brought a cool music video and it's a cool cover and it's a cool event and and so on that are really going through things and the music it's like and it takes them I wish I'm like Oh, you know, but it reaches to certain people to certain. So it really has to come from a plot in order for you to to be inspiring again. But it has to come from a real place. That's what I'm saying. >> Usually people are more able to accept and to connect music that uplifts you. Whether it's if it's sung a certain way like you know I try my best to be in the moment like please make sure that whoever it needs to reach it should like should it should do the job you know >> it should be inspiring it should be uplifting it should be something positive in the person's life So, and my life led me to really my Yiddish guide that it should be really from a meaningful place. And this is what led me to help with yeshiva, you know, because also because my life where just you can just you know like I had to choose. So because of the life choices this is really what you know sets your brain to for your output. So by default situation >> yeah great. >> Yeah. So my life you know there was nothing who was holding me back from anything until you know my marriage told me you know this is where our this is where our environment is. My kids told me this is where our environment is. My day-to-day, you know, my crowds, my my my customers told me this is where slowly, you know, discipline. He has he besides the fact counter challenging just because they just go along innocent. But any party Why? >> Absolutely. So, >> right. So, so during the day because mean to say at some point I gave up my construction work and uh okay but to say and so on. So I started which really shaped man. Shalom is a therapist. therapist background and you know he added a lot color in my life especially different So we were starting to explore maybe Jogura and we had an amazing for and then at some point he got a job. >> I see the problem. Yeah. Funny because Dan's duvet is a brand luxury goose down duvet and pillows was handmade in Hungary. The duvet light, warm and fluffy. 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So I dedicated And my life shifted that you know I had to find a place to belong to and at some point like I had to find I had to find identity identity. So apart from them explored you know and at some point They were like working for years. They they were um workless for years and then suddenly, you know, I'm kidding. Yeah. >> So at some points from Africa took local. So approached they started hang out nothing wrong with them besides attitude other whatever is just they're You know the not the ones with a a students and they found themselves. Okay. He went for it to uplift them to entertain them to keep them busy and so on. Would you come perfect? You know, A minor, C minor, you know, I went over. So of course, but really I spoke to them and I started talking to them something that they never experienced and they were really into it and they they whoever, you know, really really into it. But like come often. >> Come often for now. But started coming once a week and then at some point and he he had enough. fundraisers and >> I wish link in description. >> Yeah. >> So, so at some point, you know, like it's too much. I'm I'm giving up. Please don't do it from the streets like No, this is going to least my concern. This is going to Okay. overh like you finally found ince once it became the and like I like I helped building this place. I didn't want it to go. So, look. Yeah. Yeah. I'll I'll babysit. So I did that. So simpleons. Yeah. Like for me it wasn't something that I felt like I jumped into. It was just like babysitting them. Like didn't feel like We need to touch on this soon, but okay. >> Yeah. So, Sure, why not? So once invited to their space perfect but like if I have to make a choice, you know, it's it's them over you because whatever they whatever, you can't be here. And he threw me out literally. They sent me my monster feelings or whatever you want to call it. And I was like, you know what? I'm going to take these boys. I'm going to make them rock stars. So, I went I started like really getting into it. Oh, so bye. You're on your own. like thank you for taking care but homeless I have to build them up and I started bringing people inspired you know trips and so on and so on before I knew it you know I couldn't get out of it was was a full-fledged running situation and of course challenges and I mean monster was and try to destroy and to discourage and say you know challenge and saying how much I'm willing to fight >> and was always encouraging me and pushing me do it again you know and that's basically this is uh that's basically what is the story with the yeshiva so in the form but at the same time say simultaneously status as been willing to help him and since I saw that I this is what encourages me to to the confidence to go on and to to keep on doing it. So at the same time attracted comfortable because and they can use my help, my inspiration, my connections, whatever it says program technically. Some some people Some people came just because friendship. Yeah. So the morning community. So community. So at some point aspect because he feel it's not needed as long as do perfectly fine. yet at the moment so they basically the in between like mention disenou what sort of things mention um I don't think I ever had somebody subconsciously like you know the type support that I get versus what I don't get and the challenges he mentioned they mentioned was vish support in certain z and so on >> dismissing the idea >> dismissing the idea this message because I I was always safe. I always make sure to be safe. They're jumping down. >> Yeah. Okay. So, this person jumping down again. animals. >> I'm the smart ones on the guitar. >> Yeah, I'm the smartphone. The smartones. There's nothing that can replace a smartphone. It's terrible. It's terrible. the best program brick app again. That's not my point. I'm not trying to control and I'm not I'm not trying to avoid a problem is the problem. The smartphone, let's deal with it. You know again an addict somebody was intense therapy can help exposed attracted Mentioning mention status like police chief business advice discipline like time management certain challenging program size brick is downloading. So with the cancer half parental control basically control. Yeah. But so apps which is gaming other social media distract but mainly and opportunity they can't choice. Yes or no? Because phone just exhausted especially responsibilities in life. Wow, you did this and that. You failed. You can't go back. and especially it's a compliment challenging is breaking. >> Yeah. Especially a person who could discipline himself. It's amazing. >> The problem is alliance alliance control. >> It's okay. It's okay. But it's a choice. >> It's a choice. for 9 to 12. So yeah, videos, emails, whatever, whatever is Anyways, this is the best towards a trip, $15 towards the trip and so on. Because It's not the easy way. I can tell you that it's not the easy way. smartphone. >> Ah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And I did that. It was very hard and it's still hard. >> It's still very specific. >> No, just one. Tell me what pushed them. He always laughs. But what pushed me then was, you know, go for it, try it, whatever. But if you're going to do it to do it and at some point and help me in the conversation. I want to get engaged and Yeah. Okay. get and he walks out and so what's the story from the west from the east and you know first time that he got introduced He wants to get engaged. Smartphone. I want to find a girl. Smartphone. Find a girl. You know, like this is what he thinks is not good for point blank comfortable mention of games smartones. It's just how you know let me help my go anyway. So and he found a girl right away. Found a girl and was ready to get engaged and How do you cope for six years? This is the six years. >> Well, the malice is I get to guard my eyes a little bit more. I get to be less distracted >> and it's appreciated by my kids. It's appreciated by my spouse, by my wife. And I hope it's appreciated. He better appreciate it. the sacrifice. Oh, I think it's time to to try to consider it to give it up. I did not want to post that feel uncomfortable. extreme. I don't like extreme in my life. I I don't like extreme, so I didn't want to post it. But I never released it. but kind of in the audience smartones later. So um so >> I I I have to say that it definitely gave me discipline. Now what would you rather have in your house? A cat or a mouse? Right. A mouse is sneaky. It's unpredictable. Okay. You know, it doesn't smuggle in. So, you know, is official and of course and so on, but I can't walk around the streets with it, right? But I didn't feel comfortable to walk around So yeah, it definitely makes you less uh dependent on it. Okay. So it definitely helps you with that and it makes it more official to know that okay business so that that is definitely what helped me personally and of course other people tell me that you know wow it's inspiring I don't like the wow it's like wow mnish like we struggle like it's not easy. >> It's a daily challenge. I'm sure daily basis because >> yeah, >> it's not it's not going to take you away that when you want to get distracted of life, you're not going to find a place how to get distracted. If you want to be attracted to life and deal with, you know, you have to really be ready for it. You know, is technology technology just another means you know, distract the social media apps of constantly. Not happening. >> No chance. Maxi Rose, he owns a massive telemunication company and he try isn't 50% of Shabas amazing because you don't have your phone. right away. Boom. 9:28. Imagine. Yeah, it's it's it's it's a major So, right. So, first of all, you know, everything that he's about is something that is attractive to me, you know. >> Yeah. Okay. I'm kidding. But happens to be screen. >> Okay. So, um what attracted to me was attracted of the panemas, the kabula, the the shill breast of mine. Because technically and for me that's not attractive. the the the the emotions for them the you know the the rest of so again the story this is yet you know this is what keeps >> yeah in the hand. It's a funny visiting the queen. the queen. >> This doesn't happen every day. oil and I'm not looking because I'm looking to become an exclusive temple at the time. So yeah, my music is creative, my music is fun, but it's my business, but you know, and the best way to prove that is the Hollywood entertainment world, the fluffy world. and the lifestyle moved into that area. So once you know Yeah. like whatever it's suggested Frank in 2005. But um yeah offered and I was like all right let's do this. So, so group of friends and somebody challenged me to go to explore. So ideas somebody everybody gets immersed. He gives you that feeling that Hashem wants you that you have a place in my you have a place in my heart. Do you have a place in my this gives you the way to do that is if you accept everyone forget about all of the noise, you know, colorful shunn everybody wants to feel Everybody wants to have a beautiful year. He pushed himself a little forward to my connection. He did something to feel that I belong. Yeah. Different are entertaining. Don't get me wrong. It's it's inspiring. You know, you know, but you know, close your eyes, think about their will, their willpower. They all want to belong somehow. Isn't that amazing? So I did that now and he was one of the followers for younger based of Madra like he's got Madra meditate technical control room, a spiritual technical control room which tap in the energy. It's real. It's like it's intense. When you think serious and you want to tap in, you want to look into it. Exactly. All there is is really you, your potential and your and and and your and your desire to connect. And I got and suddenly I start feeling I start feeling like emotions for the first time. compliment but self feeling connection was the first time it started getting intense and as as I was getting into it like I started panicking for like as like I started getting paranoid like it's real A certain vibes. And yeah, so go for it. And I felt like the feeling that I had, but I felt for the first time like is something that. So I took that moment and I went to and I just connected like really intense. I cried and I really felt it. like I felt and for me it was something that I never experienced in my life. So I started blaming it the so I wanted to see more about that. So, the device like I got distracted. Yeah. Yeah. So you always get distracted every 5 minutes zip code. So I got distracted the next and by the time I started and by the time he finished basically I was you know like something that was interesting for me. And he's rolly. The best mood I ever saw someone. Oh, you was like what a shift. >> That's my Judaism like right there. Like I I can use some of that, you know. And this is this and again smartphone challenged. He was just laughing it off like come on smartphone. Come on. Who you kidding? You know that's not good for Yiddish guys. So just challenge that that's something I could use in my life. So this is where it started, you know, and was really talking to me, was really talking to me. And at some point love the way like and it's also something that I love. Um says the question is uh eye opening statements like eye opening self narcissist but like statements like okay you know the question is physically in Ukraine. there's something that he has even though he's not alive in order to gain the kingdom. >> I mean I'm sure yeah but is a person who finds it logically or even emotionally or even He finds a place. Okay. It works for him. People for and give all of this up because it's it's it's it's a big decision to make. you know decisions you know it's it's an extreme move so throughout all of the other generations constantly they question of Muslim mind and so on so lost statement question is what is more important. Does this overpower and so on and so on and so on. for them at least for two weeks. Yeah. So, he came to the conclusion like it's he came to them just to get out of, you know, and >> commitment. Yeah. a commitment and and and when when he wants to do something, he's going to fight. He's going to push through through a lot of barriers to was easy because in a sense aggressor aggressor connection and I don't understand but in a sense under certain mentioned the certain kingdom and so on. He came to this conclusion as the concept. So this is conclusion and yet so podcast but then and or if I feel that this is something that is a time that I need to inspire or whatever says means to say like but um but ultimately what he asks is do you really believe is there isn't that. So yeah, I don't know how it works, but tremendous feedback. Yeah. Yes. China. Mhm. >> And he he saw that is basically degrading. He set up a whole system. um I think you do and you know you don't know your way around and pink you know you don't have you know in Europe so He set it up that it should run automatic budget. So, so the consistency was mentioned once and stop the war also with vets how important your relationship is in a sense not that I'm judging but so for me right is equally connection for me is there's a connection through myself there's a connection through myb but both is for me connecting. So is because a lot of people get inspired. This is my is giving is taking so But like but I'm the person behind the financials in a sense like yeah building the host whatever and okay so so financials from yeah >> financials from yeshiva >> financials from the yeshiva financials from family >> financial No, no, no. Oh, >> I guess. >> So, uh I don't know. I I can't say that investments. >> Okay. But nothing major my main income is money-minded person. uh like that's how not involved I am with you know in the money aspect of it and challenge honestly challenge um game I'm you know I'm a giver I want to inspire in Los Angeles. Los Angeles. Why is he needed? And It's my credit, but it's really not my credit. Technically, >> everybody wants to grow up at one day. It takes time, you know. >> Yeah. But we also need the luck and >> Allah say but a parent that doesn't mess up his child is usually going to have. That's what I'm saying. Challenging child >> if they have reasonable expectations. >> Yeah. >> Here we go. Expectations. >> Exactly. Uhuh. Not going to happen. chapter perfect. But yeah. Oh, so Oh, so I reached out to him and Okay. Yeah, you're the worst fundraiser. So, hello. I want to give you that amount. I can't I can't. So, okay. phone call and I just do it but I have to have to survive. So the emmesis reestablish that I shouldn't be involved in the financials especially on the dayto-day thing mean to say like pizza for suppers you know for trips like creativity hearts I don't want to I don't want to be in robot mode. >> So not >> I'm listening. I'm listening. I'm listening in the same boat. No. So sometimes but in my case and you know rewards spoil although this but we need that push and reach out and follow up and give away my time and my more or less safe Certain fit around a budget of mention. >> Exactly. So I want to bring it back full circle. So Hello. So on the flow of Scotland no company. Yeah. Fine. 8:45 flight. Yeah. 1:30 at the 2:00 is the flight book. They they traveling. was just the culture different. Okay. And hippie plots and so on. Last minute, guess I'm like, dude. Like I didn't do it on purpose. Back pain. I'm like I'm so Yeah. Yeah. No, I fully get it. But anyway, apart from music so zing is the engine for >> if you think about it. It's interesting you know I think certain range certain capability some certain access to certain clients certain of course do certain methods training attract customers certain present so on not too much that's what I want that music I never ran after jobs to push my career again in the way that I I I don't deserve the way is treating me that you know of course Allah the end of the game but you know the fact is as that I had it a little easier than others in a sense. I might be wrong but but yeah my life is and capable health in certain mention certain mention the day present because you when you get this present, you're going to be able to help all of these people. I truly believe so. I really feel that, you know, and it it doesn't tickle me anymore. Not not that I'm not trying to cheapen it, but this is not what drives me because compliment stage. It's that I I really believe that capability feedback. No. So the nurtured says because I have feedback then I know where to go which attracts attracts me to do this and that which allows me to. Wow. And so music >> and means is music is to help mention. >> Yeah. So uplifting people and so on. I get to you know to look at someone in the eyes and say you know what you exist. >> Yeah. album >> right >> let the album with nice songs energy album wedding album >> right >> but was a while >> okay >> I would say seven years ago yeah >> so new album coming >> so new album coming and it's it's going to be called madash which means renewed because feel like I sang for a decade and different than you know color you know like you know very inspired. I had a little short talk with him asking I respected business. you push them into business, you know. >> So positive you're making a positive impact inspires music. >> What would you say? What what is what is your thing? ADD. Oh, ADHD confidence very fighting relationship. So the mission the mission is accomplished. If you use the right things mention some AD in >> if you would live in America you wouldn't be able to do what you do here. you on a smaller scale while the competition is very it's very interesting saying that status things I do literally bookings overall vlogger advertisement for our business. One of the things I do vlogging example no um >> yeah that's what that's one of the things I do over here. >> Got it. So >> and and they show >> exactly >> is that a result from them construction probably the biggest construction company Stanford. >> We used to have like 180 people working for me jobs >> 180 people working for me. >> Wow. >> I got like 25 jobs running in one go. fully bankrupt fully delight. >> You took too much upon yourself. >> Long story. Alice like Alice. So >> mismanagement mismanagement. Yeah. Mismanagement 25 jobs in a half a year and three four years everything. My house Wow. >> Stories of stories. >> Amazing. >> So the next puzzle album. So, so I got a website It wasn't in your face as time developed Facebook. Anyways, and and of course this allowed people to expose their talents or their you know and but the is wanted you know that but at a time when you were being vetted to So because like see do you like me or not you know? Yeah. So, of course, to opt out not to go to the concert because I can't take whatever is but the point is that it was certain things that I could do was my environment within my environment. Of course, I tried to be colorful and tried to, you know, and then also had to besides the fact, you know, I had to be a little unique. I want to give you a splice of berry and uniqueness. So it took me a good 10 years to show for the world who Barry Weber is right. So then didn't have my life experiences to to you know I can't be vulnerable if there's nothing to be vulnerable for. But at some point you know once develop you want to call it whatever music and so on. Of course, the commercial hit songs is what really took over, you know, but inspiration because they they quote sober podcasts, but it was inspired by that. I want to go 2.0, you know, the Niavel music. I'm not saying that I'm trying to bring music that is goish music rather fresh that a music is about a message. Music is not about I always had that office which wasn't something I was heard of. Um but certain color is a rebranding of B and identity. It's not about although um lifestyle but it's not about my uh it's the last barrier was in the cage basically unfilter unfiltered in a sense. So you know music but songs the way it works is like this. Even though you know I I has to grab a hold of me and songs mention if it doesn't hit me some way emotionally you know it's a certain way gives gives me a certain vice I have to say London taste fresh taste banan Lipshits certain taste was the traditional town. Yeah. Yeah. mention it's a music versus details but I can tell you the feedback the the the conversations tuned in so can come from a different place maybe I don't know >> I don't But anyways, um in a framework so that's why although safe but uh uh that creative creative brain and compositions produc each do that do that. No, it doesn't sell. >> Ysef was was quite a long character. songs. >> How many songs total? >> It's on and off. This is 11 fifths and stuff. >> You know, until the last minute, I won't know. >> Who are you working with on this album? >> So, I created a massive team amount of resources in the past. So, thank you album. No, it was on the floor and I drove it. Okay. >> Yeah. >> It's from Montreal. Young talent. Very, very talented. Bring the nuh >> no. Not not too tall. Yeah. And uh yeah, it's just uh just very advanced with sound and we're on the phone together and together something that is definitely advanced, new, refreshed. >> All the songs are recorded. So I would say 90% of it is done. I should have put punches doing that. >> Looking forward. >> Nice. >> Yeah. >> Looking forward. >> Yeah. >> And I think an eye branding. A branding. It's a nice sound. That's good. this is no guarantee as well. Imagine you can you you know you you take up one part of your life it wouldn't be the same right this is the constant this is what builds another layer another layer another layer but every layer is necessary for you to be today of what you are it'slayer Billion he he he passed away when he was under 40. >> Oh yeah. >> Yeah. But imagine again age. Yeah. So, but but literally ultime today because you choose today. foreign. But explore my This is the point. Somebody who's extreme in his what is the most achieved? What is the most can achieve? The challenge this Think about your life. Yeah. If you can every second now do something because I did it yesterday. No simple I don't care. He nobody ever rejected me in my life. It's not about that because this is what I need to do. I believe in this and this is what Hashem wants for me. The sky is the limit. A man's brain's brain. >> No wires. The wire is under wire. Absolutely nothing. This is a box can't happen because it doesn't connect you to anything. So disconnect the emotions. Nothing gets ignored. connected. The message is focused capability. >> Amazing. Barry, I wish you extreme success. with an album. Oh my So y >> amazing. So yeah, sure. >> So So yeah, thank you for coming in. really appreciate downloading the album. >> Apologize to the camera to the mention the camera. I didn't look a lot on the camera. >> It counts. >> Yeah, of course. For the camera. >> Hi everybody. I didn't make a lot of eye contact with you, but it was for the best. For the best. For the best. >> So, Enjoy the album and uh inspired and is that it should go around when you get inspired. Okay. Please inspire others. The reason is because it's the you know that it's it's a result of your work that is pushing forward your message even further. Spread the love. See you on the next episode.