I think we're at the top of the list. Miss Garamillo? Tony? I'm about to text you something. Okay.
It's a song that's with some other people, and I didn't make the beat, but there's a sketch version. That's what I was looking for, and this is like the sketch version before other people got on it for the song. Yeah, I'll send it to you right now.
All right, cool. I'm not sitting at my soundboard right now. Got it, got it, got it.
Tony, what's the name of the song? Well, it's called Estamos Listos, and the dude who produced it, he's from the UK, or he's in the UK now, but he's like a Wu-Tang affiliate. But you know Wu-Tang, I like mad people. He's not like The RZA, right? I'm not trying to overextend it.
Yeah, and so everybody's trying to get on the Spanish kind of train type of vibe. Anyway, the difference on this one right here is just my example, and it's just some fucking Latino pride type shit, and the other song, there's two new people that are going to be on it when it's done. But this version is just me, so you don't have to play that.
I thought you said Doo-Doo produced it, like that was his name or something. Yeah, I'm going to write that down in my rhyme schemes. Yo, dude who sound like Doo-Doo, I got voodoo there.
All right, here we go. That's it. I really mean that shit.
Yeah, that was bomb. It's all right, but thank you, I appreciate it. The full-fledged, that one is super fire.
It's crazy to listen to the two different ones, but there's like a whole, like that, so that second verse, that first half, those first eight bars, calling out different countries, that was kind of a different thing. The dude did the beat kind of differently. He played guitar too.
