JustinTime: From Red Necks to Raves
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All right, gentlemen, coming to main stage next, this is Bunny. Get up there. She's got a tornado of titties coming your way. Get those dollar bills ready. She's got an ass that shakes like Michael J. Fox. So get up there and throw, throw, throw them dollars. Dude, that is fucking iconic. What's up, you sexy motherfuckers? Welcome to another episode of Dumb Blonde. Today, we got a little trouble in the studio. Listen, ma'am.

I'm just a party planner. Who the fuck is just in time? How are you doing? What are you doing, baby? I'm doing good. Dude. Fresh off a four hour drive. I know. I feel so bad. Like he literally drove here from Memphis from you were recording an album with. Yeah. Pat or Lil White. Lil White. Yeah. That's exciting. Yeah. Super, super cool. OGP. He's pretty legendary. So it's a pretty humbling experience. Yeah. Can you talk more about it? Yeah, absolutely. What are you guys doing? Uh,

About an eight song album. Yeah. And we linked up at the rave, the Redneck Rave. And we were on shrooms at the time, so I didn't think it was really going to like...

It was a thing. I thought it was just a conversation. And then he hit me up a couple weeks ago and was like, hey, man, I was fucking serious about fucking doing the album. Yeah. So now we're here. He came to Indianapolis and then I came up to Memphis and we got about one more session and we'll be good. What a sweet soul he is, though. I love White. And he can party about as hard as I can. Dude, he's a fucking rock star. Yeah.

Like I thought my husband could party white out parties us all. So if you party more than white, this is fucking insane. Yeah, old Pat was done at about what, 1130 last night. So it was slumped in the car. Not to call you out, but yeah, it was pretty fun. Well, let's dive into it. So you're known for your party planning for the Redneck Rave. Yes, ma'am. How did you get into party planning?

Um, man, do I like a short story? No, I mean, we're here. Um, I would say I was a, I was a musician at first. Like I was trying to be a rapper. Okay. So you were a musician before you ever did party planning. I did not know that. And, uh, I sort of learned really fast. Like if I want to open up doors, um,

then I should do my own events. - Yeah. - And then that way I don't have to worry about, you know, like trying to track down places to, you know, get booked and stuff. So I just-- - Yeah, that's smart. - Yeah, so rather than just go and be an artist, I always like to control the whole damn thing. So-- - Yeah.

We started in a cornfield. I had no idea what the hell a mud bog was at all. When was the first one? About six years ago. Okay. Yeah, so we've been doing this since like 2015. Yeah. Yeah, so yeah, I had no idea what a mud bog was or anything. And I had a buddy and he was just like, hey man, you should, you know, throw this, you know, kind of fucking redneck shindig. And I just did it my own way.

And fucking we did the first one and like a thousand people showed up. That's awesome for a first party. Yes. Yes. I'm from Vegas. So I'm from where like the original raves fucking came from. So for a thousand people to show up to your first one. First one ever. And it was it was per car load. Like so I was I charged like 10 bucks for a car load. And like the Amish people were coming like 30 deep in a fucking minivan and like just

piling. Do Amish people get lit? Yeah, it was like Rumspringer or whatever that shit's called. Oh my God. Yeah, them motherfuckers know how to party. That is hilarious. Party with the Amish. So the Amish sort of actually, now I think about it, sort of broke my cherry as far as like just letting loose and just fucking being belligerent, but like a controlled chaos, so to speak. I love that. That's fucking awesome. And so you just were like, you know what? I was such a success the first time. I'm just going to fucking keep doing them. Yeah, I was fucking working at Arby's. Oh.

And like cutting grass at this time. Yeah. So it was like when I just had a thousand people show up to a party, I was like pretty much like, yeah, fuck you Arby's and fuck cutting grass and all this. I'm going to keep doing it. So I did like another one and like two weeks later and like 3000 people showed up. It just kept fucking snowballing. It just kept going and going. And then we started adding like fucking like acts and artists and shit like that. Yeah. So like it,

catapulted it even more. I love that for you guys. So where did you grow up? Fort Wayne, Indiana and North Carolina. That's where my family is from. My mom's side of the family is from Kokomo and Fort Wayne. Yep, Fort Wayne. Good old Parkview Memorial Hospital. Yeah, I don't know much about that side of my family except for they are fucking white trash hillbillies and I love it. They probably drink moonshine too. Guaranteed. Yeah, for sure. Guaranteed.

So you grew up in Indiana. What did you before? Were you always into music or how did you get involved in music? How was your childhood? Let's talk about that. Childhood. Well, my dad was a Marine. So, I mean, we pretty much lived in a couple of different places and stuff, but it was a yes, ma'am, no, ma'am kind of thing. So that's why. Super strict. Yeah. I wouldn't say super strict. It was just like it was a military, you know what I mean? But yeah.

It turned out, you know, I was kind of like an unruly-ass kid and shit. So it kind of, you know...

But we moved around a bunch. We lived in Florida, too. So that was pretty cool to live there. And, yeah, I started making music literally the day that Michael Jackson died. It's crazy to say that, but if I go on a time stamp, that's... So that was, like, what, August? Did he die in August? I have to exactly. I'd have to... Because I remember I was in beauty school when he died. Yeah, that's when I made the first song in the closet.

with like a microphone hanging off the coat, like a hanger and shit. Like it was pretty, it was pretty ratchet. So you were just like from the gate, I want to be a rapper. Yeah, pretty much. Who like inspired you to want to do music? Does anybody in your family do music? To be honest, I heard, I heard the 50 Cent album, the Get Rich or Die Trying. Mm-hmm.

And I felt like that's like just one of the coolest albums ever. It's actually a really good album. It really is. He doesn't get enough credit. You can play it. Oh, yeah. That was my anthem in high school. I just showed how old I was. But seriously. It's all good. It's all good. Yeah. No, seriously. 50 was a force to be reckoned with back in the day. And he doesn't get enough credit because he's such a fucking troll now. Yeah. Yeah. Well, I mean, I know a little bit about the trolling aspect. Yeah. We're going to talk about that. I do know a little bit myself. Let's get past.

the childhood first and then we'll get into the trolling so yeah i would just say yeah military background family and stuff like that moved around um i would say like my parents they always i mean we weren't like the richest people in the world but we weren't the poorest yeah we always had a roof over our head some christmases would be bigger than others some would be small but like i my parents they always tried and they always try to like provide like that's who i kind of like model as far as when i look at my kids and stuff i want to try to like be like them just all the

like fucking sacrifices and shit they meant. Yeah, that was my next question. So you do have a good relationship with your parents and stuff? Yeah, yes, yes, absolutely. That's amazing. And then my mom, she don't like to cuss and stuff, like none of it, but you know, she deals with it. I bet they're proud of you now though. They're like, okay, we get it. Yeah, yeah. They worked the front gate when I first started the Redneck Raiders. Like I had my family out there. It was me, my mom, my dad, and my sister. And then Kimmy came like,

I love Kimmy. Yes, yes, yes. She's so cool. We'll get into her in a little bit too. That's a whole segment right there. Yeah, for sure. Okay, so you got in the booth. You recorded your first song. What was it called? Get Up Off My D. Were you always... Wait a second.

I want to hear it. That would actually probably be a bop now. A TikTok bop. I'll listen to it every now and then to see the fucking transition of where it came from. And it kind of does, but then it's kind of like, oh man, what the hell was I thinking? I had to dance and everything with it. Can we see it? No, ma'am. He said no, ma'am. No, ma'am. We can't do that. Oh no, I did it. That would be awesome. It was like a slick back your ducky and then do a little... Yeah, it was just...

It was fun, though. I had a great time doing it. I love that. So you got in the booth, you recorded the song, and you were just like, this is what I'm going to do. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So from there, what happened after you recorded your big smash hit, Get Up Off My D? I learned real quick that it sounded like shit. Oh.

Yeah, but anything that makes bitches shake their ass and talks about dicks, I feel like does good. Yeah, but it was like, it just wasn't, it didn't sound good. And I try to force it on my friends, like, listen to this shit, listen to this shit. And they're just like, yeah, it's good, but you can tell in their soul that it was just fucking garbage. Yeah, they were just trying to be nice. So I like, I pawned my TV and I got like a real studio session. And then I did it the right way. And I did a song, it was called My City is the Greatest. And then it kind of like, that's what like fucking catapulted. I was like, all right.

I'm going to start promoting it and like fucking learn Facebook and all this other shit. Yeah. I study a lot of shit. Like I study everybody who's doing, I study how you do it, how you move. You're always putting out content. I study all the artists. I study everything. But that's how you learn. That's smart. When's your birthday? January 9th. Okay. I'm a January 22nd. It's just us. It's in us to study and, um, you know, assassinate, I guess you could say like we zone in and we're like, okay, they're doing this.

I can do it better. Absolutely. So yeah, no, I'm totally the same way. Work ethic is impeccable. Okay, so after you recorded your city song, did you drop an album or were you just dropping singles? No, I just did that one single and I did that single for literally like, I just rode that wave for like three years. Yeah. One song. Wow. And I was doing it like we were doing little little kids birthday parties and like it was like. Did you perform Get Up Off My

No, no, no. I only had the one song. Okay, gotcha. We scratched the Get Up Off My D song. We completely scratched that. And then, yeah, and then we did the My City is the Greatest song. And we rode that wave, me and my boy Russell.

We just we did we did we go to school. So were you guys a duo? No, he was like he was like the hype man. Okay, gotcha. Yeah, so like best friend childhood best friend and like I kind of emulated a lot that he did because he was like hype in the crowd. He would always be in the you know, all this shit. It's very important to have a hype man. Yes. Hype men are underestimated. Yeah, when you jump around and drink on the stage the entire time, you can't you can't hit every word. It's just fucking. Yeah, for sure.

Did you ever go through a phase where you had fucking corn rolls? No. Okay. No, I did. I bust my husband's ass. I see struggles. Struggle got the corn rolls. I know he looks back. So did daddy. So did my husband. Yeah, I know they look back like, oh man.

Oh, man. No, you know what? Jay embraces it. What did you think? What was your initial reaction to the cornrows? I would have never dated him. I hated it. I was like, bro, no. Like, never do that again, buddy. So I love, we stan a king who BYOBs. What is this right here? What are you drinking? Oh, Michael Jordan's tequila. Michael, like the fucking. Michael Jordan. Yeah, he's got his own tequila and it's just, it's so far. That is awesome. Would you like to try a cup? No, I'm sober. Would you like one?

Nope, no one's drinking. No, go ahead. No, I love it. You make me feel like an alcoholic even more, man. No, I love it. Are you kidding me? Do you know who I'm married to? Like, please. He drinks on any day that ends in Y. Yes. All right, so you guys, when did you start performing shows? And, like, you know, when did you start, like, really feeling like your music career was getting the recognition that it deserved? I can't really. The music really didn't happen until...

I brought the redneck raves into play. Gotcha. Okay. So it was like, I was just kind of like, you know, your normal, just trying to, you know, do music. All my friends are doing it. It was just kind of a, let's do it for fun. But I took it a little bit more serious than others. Right. And then it was just like, I would try and try and try. And you know how, like you just. But how cool that your business mind was so fucking smart that you were like, you know what?

To boost my my fucking music career. I'm gonna start throwing these fucking raves. So what goes on at these raves? Well, I mean According to fucking CNN it's fucking throat slashing Oh my god impalements and the impalement did happen. Oh

But like everything else they said... What happened? Was like a dude fucking was in a trail and a big ass log shot up through another side by side and like went like right here. Oh, did he live? Yes, he did. Thank goodness. I mean, he lost like a small intestine, a kidney, a liver. He had...

I mean, it was... Shitballs, he had a good time. Yeah, he came back. He went home. He was right back at the next one when we did it again. He went home with a shit ton of memories and fucking stories to tell. But no, I would say, to be honest with you, it really is like just a bunch of like good fucking people that get together. Just having a good time. And they can let loose. They can be themselves. Nobody cares like what your fucking political views are. Yeah. Your backgrounds. I'm so tired of that. Or any of that shit. Yeah, it's not like...

I feel like a lot of people, they hear the name Redneck and Rave and they may think something instantly. But it's like, I tell everybody, man, just go to it one time and you'll be able to see it's like a family. Just come have fun. Yeah. Yeah, that's what it's about. I think everybody in this generation is forgetting to fucking have fun. Yeah. I feel like we partied so much. How old are you? I'm 33. Okay, yeah. So I feel we partied...

our generation like partied and I feel like kids nowadays like are so worried about their fucking mental health, which is awesome and cool, but it's like they're forgetting to have fun. And I think that the redneck rave and stuff like that brings, you know, kids and the younger generation can see how the older generation is partying and everybody gets together and just has a fucking blast. Yeah. I think everybody gets too butthurt easily.

Right. Oh, yeah. Everybody's fucking offended. Like, it's... I get so much shit online. It's insane. And I'm just like... And sometimes I'll talk back to the people and they're like, well, I just wanted you to notice me. And it's like... Some days you just wake up and choose fucking violence. That's what I do. I'll be like... No, I'm very violent. So I love to choose violence. I choose violence daily. They have to talk me down all the time because I always want to fucking call people out. So besides the redneck rave, you know... Okay, so when did you start making like...

You have a track with Up Church. Do you and Jay have a track yet? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So what I did was I used The Rave

to build relationships or, you know, be able to get the opportunity to be like, Hey, let's do a song since you, since you played the event. So one thing that I think is really cool is like every single person that's played the redneck grave, I have a song with. Yeah. So, and, and has daddy played the redneck grave yet? Yeah. Yeah. Did he? Yeah. He did a hundred percent. They did it on the, on the Wayland and willing tour. And that was before. Oh yeah. I might, I might've sat that one out. Yeah. Yeah. I don't think you were there. Yeah. And, um,

I had no idea who Jelly and Struggle was. Oh, wow. So somebody was just like, hey, you should book these guys. I think Chad... What's his name? Chad Shepard, actually, was like, hey, you should book these guys. And then so I did it. And I was like, I thought they fucking killed it. And I became a fan right then watching it. And I was like, man, this is a cool-ass job because I just get to sit there. Yeah, and study. And study. And it's good when people make good music. There's a lot of people in country rap that I feel like...

Yeah. It's a really hard genre. Yeah. You know, I'm from the West Coast. I never knew what a fucking country rap artist was until I moved here. You know, I mean, when I got with my husband. But even then, I just, I'm still learning, like, who all of you guys are. And it's really cool. You guys kind of, like, are outlaws that are doing your own thing, which I think is awesome because all these fucking mumble rappers that are fucking going on right now, like, I feel like you guys rap and sing about really different

dope shit. It's like the shit that you live or like you go out and do and I feel like a lot of people can relate because they're out there mudding. They're out there fucking raising hell and doing all that shit. I mean, but don't get me wrong. I listen to the other mumble rap shit. Like I'll go into Cornfield and when you're in, when you're at the rave, you hear nothing but rap rap.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like fucking Lil Boosie's playing, fucking Kevin Gates. I mean, we love Boosie. We love Kevin. They're like gangsters. I'm talking about like these fucking mumble rappers. Oh, like the Lil Zans and shit. Yeah, like everybody's like into that shit. And I'm just like, how can you guys listen to this? But like, I love that you guys are like, you know, blazing trails for...

this side of the world and like actually getting like recognition, like up church, you daddy, like everybody, you guys are just like really making a name for yourself. I think what it is is like, it's all related. It's, it's relatable and people that gravitate towards like shit, like that just makes them feel a certain emotion. And I think that's where it really comes from as far as,

Like the Ryans and the Jellies and the Calhouns and all those guys. Oh, we love Adam. They put out content 24-7, but it's good content and people, it's emotional and shit like that they can relate to. Totally.

totally let's talk about kimmy when did kimmy come into your life kimmy okay so she's hot by the way guys if you guys don't know who his other half is you guys gotta look her up she is a babe so to speak yeah but no she came in i was living in a fucking harry potter closet one bedroom apartment and like she swerved me for like two months i was what that annoying guy in the inbox like

Like every day, like, hello, good morning. Oh, you slide in the DMs. Yes, I slid in the DMs first. And she rejected it over and over and over. And finally, she came over. And she never left, actually. That first time that she came over, she stayed the night. And then the next day, she bought an air conditioner, like a window unit for me. Because at the time, I was broke, broke.

And she bought a window unit for me. And then she was like, well, if I leave, I'm taking my window unit with me. So she fucking stayed and she's never left. When was this? How long ago was that? Oh, that was 2015. Wow. When the race first started. So you guys got together when Jay and I got together. Yeah. Yeah. Same time. Isn't it crazy how just having a good woman can help set the tone for everything else that happens? I think it's the trust thing.

Yeah. I think it's being able to actually like trust somebody and you know that they always are going to have your best interests at heart. So that, and they also make you feel good because they believe in you, you know, push you and yeah.

Yeah. There's been times I definitely wanted to be like, fuck this. And she would be like, what the hell are you doing? Get your shit together and fucking ship up and shape out. So have you guys always been on a smooth ride or a couple bumps in the road? Yeah. I mean, we've never really... I mean, it's a couple. So you're going to have your little fucking fights every now and then. But, you know, I don't like to go to bed mad at somebody. So we try to nip it in the butt before we go to sleep. And then, you know, fucking keep it moving. Now you guys have...

a beautiful baby together. Oh, yes, Miss Bella Rose. She was just born, right? Yeah, she's six and a half months right now. Aw, what's it like being a daddy? That's the one thing I always wanted. Yeah. I was a daughter. Oh, wow. That's usually the opposite. Usually guys want boys. Yeah, yeah. I always wanted a daughter. And then, like, I had my oldest son and back then...

I wasn't too like fucking financially stable. So we slept on couches and shit together. So now I feel like having my daughter is like another chance. It's a blessing. Yeah. To go ahead and, you know, right my wrong, so to speak, and just spoil the shit out of her. Like that's all my Instagram is now is just pictures of her. I don't really. I love how you dressed up as the beast. Yes. Like how cute was that? I was like, dude, that is so fucking adorable. Yeah.

And she's going to look back on that and have those memories for the rest of her life. We're going to do them all. Like we want to do like The Grinch with Cindy Lou Who. So every like Disney or movie we want to do where there's like a beastly thing and then a princess kind of thing. Every girl's...

will always be based on her love for her daddy. So you're setting the tone for her to know her worth and to know what to expect out of a man. So that's really cool that you're doing that. Especially somebody as wild as you. You're like a...

Kind of like a little Hellraiser. Yes. What's up with that, bro? I get drinking and shit happens and I don't know what the fuck to do. I was a little nervous to have you on, not going to lie. I was fucking hungover. I was hungover. I'm not going to lie, that was the reason why we were five minutes late too because we sped and then we made it and then we were able to get a bottle. I was like, all right, so I haven't been drinking for a couple hours, so you're good to go.

No, good. So what is all this trolling about? Do you consider it trolling? What do you consider it on your end? So I'm not going to say no names. I promised myself I wouldn't say no. None of y'all are fucking getting no tokens on me. Yeah, nobody gets free clout on the Dumb Blonde Podcast. Yeah, no fucking clout tokens.

But man, to be honest, I'd never like go out of my way to... Is it people just picking fights with you and you finishing them? And then I fucking go at them and then they play that fucking victim role. Right. And then it makes me look like the fucking bad guy. But this guy, they'll fucking make diss tracks. They'll talk about your fucking old ladies and fucking all this shit. And then you're supposed to be like...

No, I'm just going to... No, fuck that. So you never start it, but you finish it. Facts. There's not been one situation, like, ever, because I just don't, like, hate on people. It's just not in me. I like to see motherfuckers win. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But some of these motherfuckers, they just get a little...

Like, I don't know, fucking jealous of shit. And it's just like, bro, you got the fucking same opportunities. You just got to fucking go out and get them. Isn't it crazy how talking shit, even if we're speaking facts, seems to fucking just make the world go round? Like, my most fucking popular posts are me talking shit back to people. Like, it's crazy, right? I mean, sadly, drama does sell. Yeah. So you got to look at it like that. Like, motherfuckers ain't going to...

They won't like something that's super positive. Right. But if it's a fucking post where you're clowning somebody or doing something, fucking hit the like, drop a comment, share the shit, fucking tell their friends about it. Friends are fucking doing it.

It just it's weird, but I mean it's part of the game fuck it I've seen you drop like a couple songs to after some shit has hit country rap facts Yes, that was I was fucking actually making a fucking EDM song Like I was like fucking singing and auto-tune right before and I was like fuck this shit cuz uh I almost named him. Yeah, but the guy with the eyebrow ring I

He fucking sit there and he just, he'll keep picking and picking and picking. I'm just going to let you guys know. I don't know who the guy with the eyebrow ring is. It's a subliminal shot. It's definitely a subliminal shot. But like, um, he, he just fucking kept going. So I was like, fuck this fucking EDM song. And we made it like in the basement of my house at the, like the little bar I had. And we just fucking did it. I just fucking everything I wanted to say. Every person that's ever said anything bad about, except Luke Bryan. I was fucking drunk. I didn't even mean to say his name in it.

And I didn't realize what I did until after I got it back from Adam. And I was like, what the fuck did Luke Combs do to me? Or not Luke Combs, Luke Bryan. I was like, what the fuck did Luke Bryan do to me? What did you say about Luke Bryan? I just said he never kicked up dust. Oh. And did somebody get offended? No, it was just, it shouldn't even have been in the song, to be honest with you. But yeah, totally wrong name. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But we just sent it and let it go. But them guys, man, they play the fucking, that victim shit, bro.

It's just the victim role. Well, that, and I feel like people try to bully people and they don't expect you to bite back. So when you do bite back, they're like, how dare he? You know? Because that's how it is with me. Like, if a bitch tries me and I say something back to them, they're just like, oh my God, Bunny's a fucking bitch. But then sometimes they just want your fucking attention. Right. They do it and they'll be like, oh, fuck, huge fan. Fucking big fan. Love you, Bunny. You're fucking awesome. You're a fucking great job.

yeah i've had so many people do that so did you get you guys had a redneck rave this this year already didn't you no our first one's in march oh wait i keep thinking it's fucking 2021 still sorry when is redneck rave for 2022 oh we have one in march and then we have one in june so march we're in south carolina for the first time ever so that's gonna be a badass time and then fucking we're back in blue holler off road during the summer

Do you know who's performing yet? You're not announcing. I'm not. So I got this new fucking thing. Yeah. And it worked last year. Fucking amazing. I saw that. So I'm just going to never announce the lineup. That's crazy. So people will just buy tickets blindly? Yeah. Well, I mean, you're buying it for the good time. Right. So the concert is really just a bonus at the end of the day. Right. And once I realized that...

Like we built the name to what it is to where we don't, you know what I mean? We don't have to really, I wouldn't say we don't need a headliner, so to speak, to sell tickets. Now the brand itself is selling its own tickets. So by having people fucking have no idea, it stops all of the, well, fucking, you know, this fucking church is going to be there. It's just like, I don't know. You know what I mean? You just let them...

fucking figure it out so like when we brought out afro man yeah that's crazy no it was fucking you thought elvis fucking presley just fucking hit the redneck race well because nobody's seen him in so long so for him to just pop up i mean that had a camel fucking suit on and shit it was pretty how did you even get him there he was just like i'm all for it smoking weed and we were just sitting there getting high and fucking cold 45 came on and then we were just like man wouldn't be crazy fucking afro man just came to the rave and

And then literally I got a fucking, I called my guy. I was like, hey, what's his booking info? And we booked him in like two hours of being high. Wow. Yeah. So it was like fucking, he showed up. That's the only thing that matters. What are your expectations for the Redneck Rave? Like, where do you want to see this go to? Because I know you just started it out just thinking, you know, it was going to be like a party thing. But this shit could actually go to like...

iconic levels. I mean, it's already iconic if you think about it, cause nobody's doing it. So it's like, where do you want this to go? Like fucking like some ACDC kid rock kind of like acts that come unannounced. Have you ever tried to bring it to Vegas? No, never, never tried. Cause what is the, the name? It's a gift and a curse. So when people hear the redneck rave, like I've inquired about a lot of like really good parks and all this,

They just won't fuck with it because now when you Google, it's like fucking the wildest party in the world. That's why I feel like Vegas would eat it up because we have like, uh, well, is there any off-roading parks or anything like that? Um, there is Sam Boyd stadium. I'm not sure if it's still around cause I haven't been out there in six years, but there is Sam Boyd stadium, but we used to host, um, not we, a bunch of my friends used to host, um, the pimp and hoe party out there, the pimp and hoe ball. Like they love shit like that. Yeah.

Oh, man. But it's not around anymore. But they love shit like that. So I could really see you, like, expanding out to, like, Vegas. And they would embrace it. I don't know. And in Vegas, it's more like dust and, like, sand kind. Don't they have, like... Yeah, you could literally pull up in a fucking desert and fucking just throw the party there, dude. Dude, like...

They love to rave out there. That's like... Cali and fucking Vegas is like where people fucking started raving. They have... EDC. Is that what it's called, Mimi? I'm asking you. It's EDC. See, that's... No, that's the type of shit that's... When you ask what level do you want to be, like the fucking EDC and the coach of the redneck world. Exactly. That's what I kind of like. Because when I was doing the...

Not to backtrack, but before I started doing the raves, I had a buddy named Jake Slater, and he did those big EDM festivals. And he would let me host them. So I learned how to MC, and then that's where I got the fucking whole name of the rave for the redneck. So I didn't want to leave that out. There's a lot of fucking rednecks that are on the West Coast. Every fucking one. Yeah. I didn't realize until I got with my husband how many fucking rednecks are on the West Coast. Yes. I have so many friends that are like, I love your husband. I love your husband. And I'm like, what?

How the fuck? When? How would you have even heard of him? But there are. So, I mean, I don't know. It's just an idea to branch out there. You'll go places and you'll see a fucking rebel flag just in the middle of nowhere. And you're just like, no fucking way. This is not even close to the South.

I think it should be something that should be on your radar, though, just to keep expanding the brand or whatever. 100%. I'm 100% going to look into it because that is actually... I never even thought about going to Vegas because I was like... You should. I'd probably lose the whole bag from the rave as soon as it's over. Just go and gamble. Fuck, bro.

We done fucking lost, babe. For sure. So the album with Little White, what else musically are you going to be doing this year? So I got a song that I'm about to do. It drops January 9th with Jesse Howard. Okay. And then we got the Me and Little White album. And then we have Me and Big Murph. That's my right-hand guy. He's my fucking best friend. I'm going to go on record and say he's just fucking super talented. Aw.

He's a beast, man. And then just some singles and stuff like that. Yeah. Whatever transpires, I guess. I'm really focused on the rave this year, though. Yeah. Just growing that brand and stuff and being a daddy. Yes, yes. I'm gone from the house for like the next 14 days or 11 days or something like that. And the whole time, I'm just like, I just want to get back home to my daughter. I literally, that's the only thing I do. I get up and I just stare at her. Yeah.

Just weird kind of just fucking just look at her and then make faces. And that's the funny thing about like even people like Calhoun, like everybody, they would be the biggest, baddest motherfuckers, man. But you put a little baby girl in front of them, they fucking start talking gibberish. Oh, yeah. Instantly just fucking crumble. So I told Adam was so worried because it was before Margie had given birth and he was like, I don't know what to do. And I was just like, dude, she's your piece.

she's what you're looking for right now in your life. I was like, as soon as that baby comes out, you're going to know exactly what to do. And he did it. You guys are crushing it as far as the dads go. Adam's a really...

A cool guy. That's like... If I have to say somebody in this industry, I would like fucking that. Authentic. Has my back. No, like just like... We have just a great bond, a good friendship. Like that's who I call when I want advice. Because it's like when you're the one always giving the advice, who do you go to for advice? Oh, yeah, for sure. Do you feel like you have a lot of friends in this industry? I would say, to be honest, I've learned...

I try not to get too close to artists. Yeah. Because I've sat there and I've met a lot of these artists and like once I meet them, it's kind of like, like, man, that's it. Yeah. It loses the fucking, the flair. The veil. Yeah, you know what I mean? It's like, yeah. Yeah. So it's like, I try to, like, I always pay my respects and you know what I mean? And stuff like that. But it's just,

I don't try to be best friends like everybody else. Like I don't want to have a fake friendship just because we're, you know, doing the same thing. People's names or something like that. Yeah. I would rather just, we see each other, dap each other up, you know, fucking, I really don't have a lot of animosity with anybody that's doing actually something. Yeah.

All the fucking trolling and all the people. They're like, I call them like the fucking the island of misfit rappers. Oh, like the fucking the Rudolph, the red nose reindeer thing. You know how they had the island? Yeah. And they're just fucking stuck over there and they all did it to their self. And then they just fucking they point to blame it everybody instead of looking in the fucking mirror.

I feel like this industry is so full of snakes. Like just in the past six years of being with Jay and just seeing all the shit that he's gone through with people, like it's really hard to trust people in this industry. You never know who has your best interest. Yeah. Well, everybody has like a motive or something that they're fucking, they're playing a card behind the scenes and it's never, I mean, I wouldn't say never because there is some real people, but you know, for the most time, like you said, it's fucking snakes. You just got to always watch your back. Who's been your favorite person to work with?

Oh, man. I have to go with Calhoun, man. Yeah? Like, that's literally my daughter's godfather. Aw. So you guys are, like, tight tight. Yes, yes. Like, that's my guy. So Calhoun, man. He's always kept his word. Yeah. He's fucking, when he says he's going to deliver, fucking delivers.

He's, he's, that's the guy. When are you guys going to do something? Oh, we got plenty of songs. Yeah. So like, I get like one Calhoun feature a year. Oh, okay. I make fun of it the whole time. Cause I'm like, I get one fucking Calhoun song a year, which is cool. I'm perfectly okay with that. Yeah. But, um, now we, we, um, he'll be on the white album.

he's gonna do a feature up there for us awesome we got a future he was on country rap facts he really didn't talk no shit which i was surprised yeah because i know when i sent it to him i was like oh i know he's gonna fucking because that's we got the same kind of mentality yeah he didn't fucking say nobody's names i was like oh my god you like it i feel like if you did a country rap facts part two that he would have something to talk about because that shit that happened when he was here in nashville

What the fuck? Yeah, man. That I'll talk shit about because that whole situation was just fucking bullshit. Man, I fucking... I don't even want to fucking... Yeah. I was like... Because when I heard about it... I'm baiting you. I'm baiting you. It was like when I heard it, like when I fucking heard about how it was going down and shit, I was just like...

Why? Because I understood it. He was trying to be like, yo, I'm trying to fucking bring everybody together, fucking do this album. And I was just like, bro, but not that person. I understand people are cool with him and shit like that. But I've literally just never really heard anything good about this individual. Right, me either. So why are you going to...

But hey, that's his fucking life, his career. Yeah, so I feel like if you did do a Country Rap Facts part two, he would probably have some more shit to talk if he wanted to. Isn't he only doing like two more albums or something? Yeah. Yeah, something like that. But he'll always do features and shit, man, so.

So where are you going from here? Did you guys just drive in for the interview? No, I think we're going to go pull up on Chad, that Chad Arms guy. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I love Chad. They're actually coming on the podcast. I'm really proud of them. Yeah, yeah. He's pretty cool. I like how he just vibes out and chills. Yeah. Those are my kind of people. No, they're hard workers. I love their podcast that they have going on, too. They're just doing the whole circuit of guys and stuff like that. So I think it's awesome. And it brings light on everybody. I feel like that's the main fucking thing.

If you just put something, focus on that shit, it'll be good, man. Yeah. Well, why don't you tell everybody where they can find you online, like all your socials and stuff like that? You can find me on the internet trolling somebody. No, I'm just fucking... Redneckrave.com. Yes. You can just go there. Who the fuck is Justin Time is on all the socials and stuff. So usually you just got to put in like who TF, but it's fucking... You're not going to see nothing but me posting pictures of my daughter. There's that. And drinking and...

Just living life, having fun. I'm excited to see where 2022 takes you because, you know, I know you're going to kill it though. You work hard, man. I fucking, I watch, I watch you. I study you. I think it's, I think it's cool what you do and you put out a lot of content. I appreciate that. And you fucking, it's A1 content.

Like it's not just some boo-boo shit. I appreciate that so much. Everybody that's watching, just fucking invest in your fucking... All the cameras and all that shit. Oh yeah, invest in your brand. That's what I try to teach everybody. But I'm really excited to see what 2022 holds for you. Because I've been watching you for the past few years too. And just watching your whole brand grow. And I think it's really awesome. And your work ethic is amazing. And just your...

I'm excited to see where the fuck red, redneck wave goes because I really think you're onto something here. I think that's like, I fucking, I hope man, it's like, but I do want to say one thing though. Like everybody only sees the winning part now. Yeah. They didn't see the four years where I would take L after L after L after L and they didn't see like me having to sell shit and pawn shit and do all this. Cause I'd never not paid an artist. So like,

the jewel that i would i would say like always honor anything you say whether it's in a contract or verbal commitment yeah artists they're gonna remember that and like me being a promoter and an artist i see both lanes that's gotta be so hard to be in a promoter i see all the the shit that the promoters have to go through just booking things and like well see i learned early i was like hey i'm just gonna give you this fucking bag i'm not doing no hotels i'm not doing no damn

riders like i'll pay whatever i have to pay extra but just like pull up so that's the good thing also about the rave yeah it's like the artists don't just stay in the tour buses or stay in a fucking a green room right they go out there they mud with everybody and they do shit like that so i feel like that's another thing that the rave does different is like i won't book anybody if they're just gonna like yeah from the crowd the whole

time yeah you have to go out there and you have to fucking you know shake hands and kiss babies yeah the people that are like hey they're buying your music man so it's like you got to fucking show love to them no i love that so your advice for anybody who's trying to come up is just always honor your word always honor your word 100 like no matter what you do and invest in all your all your shit like that's around own your own shit that's like one of the things that if i try your masters yeah yeah that too i feel like there's a few y'all i

I'm trying to be nice, but if you y'all don't own your masters... We're going to let you talk shit on Chad's podcast.

Chad, I'm sending them over to you, buddy. Well, Justin, thank you so much for being here, babe. I really appreciate you. And you got to promise me that you're going to be a return guest and just come back like at least once a year. Yes, ma'am. And check in and tell me all your great stories and stuff like that. Yes, ma'am. I had a lot of stories, but I know we can't talk shit on this one. So we're going to wait until round two. Yeah. We'll fucking, we'll slowly ease into all the fucking shit. Cause I know that's what everybody's thinking right now. They're like, oh, fucking Justin's going to talk shit. But,

Yeah. No, I actually kind of prepped him before. I was like, you know what? Out of respect for my husband, we're not going to get deep into talking shit. We're going to test the waters first so that next time I bring you back on, maybe we can just do full go ahead. Well, that's cool. To be honest, though, but that's good because none of that should focus...

Yeah, I want people to see what I see in you. You know, like everybody's like, you know, Justin troll, whatever. He's always trolling people or picking on people. And it's like, no, I think there's like a really fucking amazing brain, you know, behind a brand. So build a brand like you have the background. Yeah, exactly. To build a brand like you have. You're a smart motherfucker, dude. Thank you. You know, and I couldn't have done it without without old Kimmy, though. So, yeah, I got to give her credit where it's due. Yeah. Are you guys married? Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Did you guys get married at like, did you guys do like a big wedding? No, we actually got married at a redneck rave. Did you? So I can, I can be the only one in the world to say that fucking church played at my wedding because I booked him and then we did our wedding at the same time. So like we went on stage.

It was lighting bugs and all this other shit. We did all of that. I love you guys. You guys just have a cool... It was super cheesy, but it was super romantic, I guess. But that's you. That's you guys' not cheesy, but that's you guys' brand. That's your baby. She put mud in her wedding dress. When's her birthday?

Don't do this to me. Oh, no. Oh, my God, baby. She already knows I'm bad at this. So, like, I have to get shit tattooed on me. You put me on the spot. That'll be the one time I blush now because I know I'm about to hear it for that. Oh, no. Kyrie, I apologize. Our birthday's every day. There you go, baby. It's a celebration every day. It's a celebration every day. There we go. All right. We're going to end it on that before I get him in more trouble. Thank you. Thank you. You guys, thank you for tuning in to another episode of Dumb Blonde. I will see you guys next week. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye.

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