Peso Pluma: "Tio Peso"

Summary

The Really Good Podcast with Bobbi Althoff
Episode: Peso Pluma: "Tio Peso"
Release Date: August 14, 2024

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Introduction

In this engaging episode of The Really Good Podcast with Bobbi Althoff, social media star and master interviewer Bobbi Althoff sits down with renowned Mexican artist Peso Pluma. The conversation delves into Peso Pluma's personal life, musical journey, upcoming tours, and his experiences performing in large venues. Throughout the episode, Bobbi's candid and humorous interviewing style brings out authentic insights from Peso Pluma, making for a captivating listen.

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Getting to Know Peso Pluma

Early Life and Background
Peso Pluma opens up about his roots, revealing he's from Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, a region famous for its rich cultural heritage and as the birthplace of tequila. Bobbi teases him about his name, breaking down "Peso Pluma" into "peso" (money) and "pluma" (pen or feather), which Peso Pluma humorously clarifies as "weight" in this context.

[03:49] Peso Pluma: "Peso means weight."

Musical Beginnings
The conversation shifts to Peso Pluma's foray into music. He shares how he discovered his passion for music during high school, initially learning guitar through YouTube tutorials before transitioning into songwriting and singing. This grassroots approach highlights his dedication and self-taught prowess in the music industry.

[18:34] Peso Pluma: "I started playing the guitar. Then I realized that I could sing, that I could write."

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Music Career and Style

Genres and Influences
Peso Pluma discusses his musical style, primarily focusing on corridos—a traditional Mexican music genre—and reggaeton, acknowledging its global influence and artists like J Balvin, whom he considers a friend.

[10:43] Peso Pluma: "Reggaeton? Reggaeton?"

Performance Insights
As the conversation progresses, Peso Pluma shares his experiences performing in large arenas. He reflects on his first major performance at the Memphis Arena during an interview with Drake, describing it as a "life-changing experience."

[43:11] Peso Pluma: "Life-changing experience."

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Personal Life and Relationships

Family and Parenthood
Peso Pluma candidly talks about his role as a father to two children, discussing the challenges and joys that come with parenthood at a young age. He emphasizes the support he receives from his mother in caring for his kids.

[07:32] Peso Pluma: "It's hard, but that makes me like..."

Friendships and Mentorship
Bobbi and Peso Pluma explore the dynamics of their friendship, with Peso offering to mentor Bobbi in learning Spanish to better connect with her Mexican roots. They humorously navigate the idea of Peso Pluma becoming a godfather or sibling figure to Bobbi's future children.

[36:19] Peso Pluma: "Yes, yes, of course. You want to be Tia Bobby? Be Tia Bobby."

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Touring and Performances

Upcoming Tours
Peso Pluma discusses his Exodus Tour in Houston, highlighting the excitement and nerves that come with performing in front of large audiences. He contemplates opening for Bobbi during her show, blending their professional collaborations with personal camaraderie.

[22:22] Peso Pluma: "I can open for you, but I will..."

Stage Presence and Preparation
The duo touches upon stage attire and preparation, with Peso Pluma mentioning the use of cowboy boots as a nod to traditional Mexican aesthetics, though he expresses a desire to evolve his style.

[33:00] Peso Pluma: "Why didn't I bring those here? They sell them everywhere."

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Challenges and Reflections

Overcoming Nerves
Peso Pluma admits to feeling nervous before his performances but attributes it to the cold environment rather than fear of the audience.

[06:55] Peso Pluma: "I just use word, you know."

Evolving as an Artist
He reflects on his growth from playing soccer to embracing music full-time, illustrating the transformative journey that led him to fame.

[18:22] Peso Pluma: "Because I loved it. That's my passion."

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Conclusion

The episode wraps up with Peso Pluma and Bobbi preparing for an upcoming performance, showcasing their friendly rapport and mutual support. Peso Pluma expresses excitement for both his own show and watching Bobbi's performance, highlighting the blend of professional and personal relationships that make this episode resonate with listeners.

[44:29] Peso Pluma: "This podcast is brought to you by Aura, the most complete online safety toolkit."

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Notable Quotes

• Peso Pluma on Learning Spanish:

  [03:22] Peso Pluma: "This time next year, we're gonna do an interview in fluent Spanish."

• On Music Genre:

  [10:38] Peso Pluma: "I like how you said that."

• On Parenthood:

  [07:32] Peso Pluma: "It's hard, but that makes me like..."

• On Artistic Growth:

  [18:22] Peso Pluma: "Because I loved it. That's my passion."

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Final Thoughts

This episode of The Really Good Podcast offers a heartfelt and humorous glimpse into Peso Pluma's life, balancing discussions about his music with personal anecdotes. Bobbi Althoff's interviewing prowess shines as she navigates the conversation, making it both informative and entertaining for listeners.

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Transcript

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[Peso Pluma]

That's so they're doing. Oh my God.

[Unknown]

Just a little bit. You're used to more.

[Peso Pluma]

You need more. Oh my God. It got warm when they did that.

[Unknown]

Got warm.

[Peso Pluma]

That was nice because it's kind of cold in here.

[Unknown]

Yeah, it is cold.

[Peso Pluma]

Well, thank you so much for. For coming to my podcast.

[Unknown]

No, thank you for coming to Houston.

[Peso Pluma]

I love Houston. It's my favorite place.

[Unknown]

I love Houston too.

[Peso Pluma]

Apparently. What's. What's going on here? Oh yeah. Introduce yourself.

[Unknown]

I'm Peso Pluma. Nothing. It's just fourth date of my tour of the Exodus tour here in Houston. Toyota Center, Houston. Rockets home.

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah. There's fireworks.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

Is that safe?

[Unknown]

It is safe. There's firework. Fireworkers over there.

[Peso Pluma]

Fireworkers.

[Unknown]

Is it. Is that how you say it? Pyrotechnics. Oh, pyrotechnics. Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

I like that Butter. I like pyro.

[Unknown]

Well, I don't care.

[Peso Pluma]

I like that butterfly. Say I don't care. To me, that's kind of.

[Unknown]

Fireworkers.

[Peso Pluma]

I like fireworkers. I said that. She's the one who chimed in and said, that's not what it's called. I was. I like that.

[Unknown]

Well, you're the one that needs to learn Spanish.

[Peso Pluma]

I'm. I'm trying. I told you.

[Unknown]

Next year.

[Peso Pluma]

This time next year, we're going to do an interview, and it's going to be in fluent Spanish.

[Unknown]

I'm going to say the same. I hope so.

[Peso Pluma]

But I. When you said I hope so last time, I got offended.

[Unknown]

No, don't.

[Peso Pluma]

No, because I. I want you to believe.

[Unknown]

I don't know if you will learn.

[Peso Pluma]

I want you to believe that. I will.

[Unknown]

Okay. I will believe.

[Peso Pluma]

Okay. So, ready? I'm gonna say it again. This time next year, we're gonna do an interview in fluent Spanish.

[Unknown]

Okay, we will.

[Peso Pluma]

That was. That was good. Peso. What is peso?

[Unknown]

What does peso?

[Peso Pluma]

Means Is. It's. It's like money, right?

[Unknown]

Yeah, it's money.

[Peso Pluma]

And then what's. And pluma's. Like pen?

[Unknown]

Yeah, money.

[Peso Pluma]

Pen and money.

[Unknown]

No, no, no. Featherweight.

[Peso Pluma]

Where'd that come from?

[Unknown]

How did that. It's not just money. It's weight. Okay, so peso weight blew my feather, so.

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah. Yeah, it's just like El Pollo Loco is the crazy chicken.

[Unknown]

Right? It's not that hard.

[Peso Pluma]

No, I get it. But why. Why would. Why is that your. Why. Why are you a featherweight?

[Unknown]

Because we were all skinny when we started.

[Peso Pluma]

Are you no longer skinny?

[Unknown]

I am. I am skinny, but not that skinny as I was.

[Peso Pluma]

Did you cut your hair?

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

I just saw an interview of you on Jimmy Fallon.

[Unknown]

Yeah, Jimmy Fallon. Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

And he. And he got your hair.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

But then you cut yours off.

[Unknown]

I didn't like it that much.

[Peso Pluma]

You said that on the interview. Yeah, with him. Why?

[Unknown]

I only use it for the kids, though. Like, I didn't even.

[Peso Pluma]

Is this what you like?

[Unknown]

Yeah, this is what I usually like.

[Peso Pluma]

Do you ever.

[Unknown]

I mean, the other character was three years.

[Peso Pluma]

You had that for three years?

[Unknown]

I had that for three years.

[Peso Pluma]

It didn't grow in three years. That's weird.

[Unknown]

It is weird.

[Peso Pluma]

Never had that happen.

[Unknown]

But now I have the style that.

[Peso Pluma]

I want and that'll probably last three years.

[Unknown]

Yeah, people like that. Do you like it?

[Peso Pluma]

I think it's great. It's a good change. When did you do it?

[Unknown]

I did it like a month ago.

[Peso Pluma]

A month ago?

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

Okay. Well, you haven't had to get it cut again. Your hair doesn't grow.

[Unknown]

I don't know if I'll let it grow again.

[Peso Pluma]

Do you feel like that's dangerous?

[Unknown]

They kill. What?

[Peso Pluma]

Like that's dangerous.

[Unknown]

No, it's not.

[Peso Pluma]

Are these your backup dancers up here?

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

Are they gonna. What? Are they. Are they. Are they doing that right now? Is that what they're doing? They're practicing.

[Unknown]

They're probably. No, I don't think they're practicing it all.

[Peso Pluma]

Why, are they dancing? A little bit.

[Unknown]

Hey.

[Peso Pluma]

Hey.

[Unknown]

Can you say hi to the camera? What's up, baby? Let's go.

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah, you're not gonna say hi to them. You're gonna make them say hi to the camera?

[Unknown]

No, to the camera.

[Peso Pluma]

Okay. Are you friends with them? How does this work?

[Unknown]

Yeah, they're my friends.

[Peso Pluma]

They are?

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

Do they go with you to every show?

[Unknown]

Yeah, they're in the U.S. oh, and.

[Peso Pluma]

Then you replace them for better people.

[Unknown]

When you leave the U.S. no, it's not replacing them. It's just. Okay, I do replace them.

[Peso Pluma]

Do they know that you're going to replace them?

[Unknown]

They do know. They're professional, though.

[Peso Pluma]

Okay. They took it well.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

Okay. Well, that's good.

[Unknown]

I just use word, you know.

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah. I just didn't know if we should say it more quiet. Cuz maybe they don't know.

[Unknown]

No, it's okay.

[Peso Pluma]

You're 25.

[Unknown]

I'm 25. How old are you?

[Peso Pluma]

26.

[Unknown]

26.

[Peso Pluma]

How old did you think I was? No, I'm 97. I'm about to be 27. Why are you looking at me like that? Why'd you do that?

[Unknown]

What?

[Peso Pluma]

That face like you're disappointed that I'm so old.

[Unknown]

No, no, no, you're not old. Yeah, we're young, actually.

[Peso Pluma]

You're young.

[Unknown]

We are just a year older. I'm older than me.

[Peso Pluma]

I'm a lot older. I have two kids.

[Unknown]

You have two kids?

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah. So that adds.

[Unknown]

How's life with that?

[Peso Pluma]

It's hard, but that makes me like.

[Unknown]

Would you recommend me to have a kid now?

[Peso Pluma]

Do you have a girlfriend?

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

Do you have a wife? Do you have a wife? No, just a girlfriend.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

Well, I think that once you get married, you should have a kid.

[Unknown]

Not before no. You had it before?

[Peso Pluma]

No. Well, kinda. I got pregnant and then I got married after I got pregnant.

[Unknown]

Well, that's not bad. I don't think it's bad.

[Peso Pluma]

Well, that's.

[Unknown]

Kanye and Kim had one kid on their wedding.

[Peso Pluma]

Who?

[Unknown]

Kanye and Kim.

[Peso Pluma]

Oh, Kanye. Well, they're not together anymore, and me and my ex aren't together. Yeah. So clearly that's 2 for 2 of people who didn't work out like that. So I think you should wait. It could, but just don't take that chance. Are you in love?

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

How long have you been together?

[Unknown]

Why?

[Peso Pluma]

I just wanna. I'm just curious. I feel like people might be curious.

[Unknown]

You don't wanna know.

[Peso Pluma]

Okay. I guess I don't. Do you ever take your glasses off?

[Unknown]

No.

[Peso Pluma]

Why?

[Unknown]

It's. I don't want to.

[Peso Pluma]

What do you look like underneath there? What if you take them off and then. Oh, my God. That's your face.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

Have you ever showed your face before?

[Unknown]

Is it okay?

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah. It's not what I was expecting.

[Unknown]

Well, it is what it is.

[Peso Pluma]

Don't put them back on.

[Unknown]

Why?

[Peso Pluma]

I don't know.

[Unknown]

I'm not doing whatever you tell me to do.

[Peso Pluma]

You don't have to put them back on.

[Unknown]

Well, I know that your guests do that often.

[Peso Pluma]

Do what? Put glasses on.

[Unknown]

No, just do whatever you.

[Peso Pluma]

They never do.

[Unknown]

They never do.

[Peso Pluma]

No. No one listens to me.

[Unknown]

What is your favorite interview that you have done?

[Peso Pluma]

H H. It's a. I just did one with N Ali that was really fun.

[Unknown]

Okay.

[Peso Pluma]

But I don't know. I don't remember.

[Unknown]

What kind of music do you hear?

[Peso Pluma]

Not yours, but I should start.

[Unknown]

I know. Because you're fully white.

[Peso Pluma]

I'm not fully white. You are. I'm not.

[Unknown]

You're lying.

[Peso Pluma]

I'm whitewashed.

[Unknown]

Well, there are a lot of white people that likes my music.

[Peso Pluma]

I'm sure there are.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

I just don't listen to you.

[Unknown]

Not you, though.

[Peso Pluma]

No, I. I'll start. What song do you recommend that I listen to?

[Unknown]

Oh, you should stay to the show tonight.

[Peso Pluma]

Oh, I'm gonna stay.

[Unknown]

Okay.

[Peso Pluma]

And I'm gonna sing along to every.

[Unknown]

Song you tell me after the show was your favorite song.

[Peso Pluma]

But do you want to tell me before your show what I should listen to to get out of.

[Unknown]

Listen to it? Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

Want me to find out?

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

Listen for the first time.

[Unknown]

A lot of different genres in the show. So you pick. Choose. Like corridos. Do you know corridos?

[Peso Pluma]

I like how you said that.

[Unknown]

Corridos is Mexican music. That's what I do.

[Peso Pluma]

I've never heard of that.

[Unknown]

Well, we do reggaeton too.

[Peso Pluma]

I've heard of that. Is that what. That's what J. Balvin does, yeah.

[Unknown]

J. Balvin. He's my friend.

[Peso Pluma]

I love him.

[Unknown]

Shout out to J. Balvin.

[Peso Pluma]

He's great.

[Unknown]

Yeah, he's great. He's a cool person.

[Peso Pluma]

I know that word because of him.

[Unknown]

What word?

[Peso Pluma]

Reggaeton.

[Unknown]

Reggaeton? Reggaeton?

[Peso Pluma]

Reggaeton?

[Unknown]

Yeah. Do you like it?

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah.

[Unknown]

Do you dance to anything?

[Peso Pluma]

You do that? No, I don't dance to anything.

[Unknown]

I know you can't twerk. That's what I know.

[Peso Pluma]

How do you know that?

[Unknown]

Well, you're pretty famous.

[Peso Pluma]

You saw my videos dancing. What'd you think about them? How'd they make you feel?

[Unknown]

I like them. You should like.

[Peso Pluma]

I should what?

[Unknown]

I should do something.

[Peso Pluma]

A teacher?

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

Well, then why don't. Do you know how to dance better than me?

[Unknown]

No.

[Peso Pluma]

Then why are you telling me I need to learn?

[Unknown]

Because I just.

[Peso Pluma]

Do you dance?

[Unknown]

Tell people what it is?

[Peso Pluma]

Do you dance on your stage?

[Unknown]

Well, it's not a dance. I just stand up and do my thing.

[Peso Pluma]

Like. Can you give an example or should I.

[Unknown]

No. Okay. You need to wait for a show.

[Peso Pluma]

But my camera crew is not gonna be recording then. And I feel like everyone wants to see you.

[Unknown]

Well, Alina is gonna tell you when that's not gonna happen.

[Peso Pluma]

When? What?

[Unknown]

When is that gonna happen? So you can get a preview. You get your cameraman five minutes before it happens.

[Peso Pluma]

They're gonna record your show.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

Oh, yeah. Because you just don't want to do it right now cuz you're embarrassed.

[Unknown]

Yeah. Why are you embarrassed?

[Peso Pluma]

Well, you're obviously embarrassed or you just.

[Unknown]

I'm just cold.

[Peso Pluma]

Do you want my jacket?

[Unknown]

No.

[Peso Pluma]

I'll give you my jacket.

[Unknown]

No, let me have it.

[Peso Pluma]

Okay. You're welcome.

[Unknown]

I'm a little bit cold.

[Peso Pluma]

Huh? He's got a jacket. Don't worry, I got her a jacket. Do. I've got your jacket. Oh my God. She's trying to take me out. She's trying to end this. Thank you.

[Bobby]

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[Peso Pluma]

You can keep that.

[Unknown]

Yeah, you can keep that too.

[Peso Pluma]

Thank you.

[Unknown]

It's not mine. I don't know who it is. Okay.

[Peso Pluma]

I can't keep it. I can buy her new sweater. Do you have merch? What does it say?

[Unknown]

I honestly don't know.

[Peso Pluma]

You don't know what your merch says?

[Unknown]

I don't know, but it's cool, though.

[Peso Pluma]

Do you wear it?

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

And you just don't know what it says?

[Unknown]

No, I just wear it.

[Peso Pluma]

What's on your arm that's such a good. That's such a good photo.

[Unknown]

What?

[Peso Pluma]

Your tattoo. It's done so well.

[Unknown]

It is done so well.

[Peso Pluma]

They're really.

[Unknown]

Took like 8 hours to do both of arms.

[Peso Pluma]

Were you awake for them?

[Unknown]

No, I was asleep.

[Peso Pluma]

You had them put you to sleep?

[Unknown]

Not all of them, though.

[Peso Pluma]

I've heard of people doing that.

[Unknown]

Yeah. And what do you think about it?

[Peso Pluma]

It's just crazy.

[Unknown]

Would you do it?

[Peso Pluma]

No.

[Unknown]

Why not? Do you have. How many tattoos do you have?

[Peso Pluma]

1, 2, 3, and then I've got a bunch in my back.

[Unknown]

Okay.

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah, so.

[Unknown]

So you have a few.

[Peso Pluma]

A bunch. I'm gonna get more. I'm gonna get your face.

[Unknown]

My face? Where?

[Peso Pluma]

On my face?

[Unknown]

I would like to see that.

[Peso Pluma]

No, I'm not going to call you when it happens. I don't have your number. I'll. I'll call her. I'll call Elena.

[Unknown]

Why don't you just call me?

[Peso Pluma]

Cuz I don't have your number. I'll ask Elena if I can have your number.

[Unknown]

Okay.

[Peso Pluma]

And then. Then you can say no if you want to. To her.

[Unknown]

Okay, Nice.

[Peso Pluma]

But I'm not getting it on my face. I will get your face on me though. Maybe like right here where no one sees it.

[Unknown]

I don't really care where you put it at.

[Peso Pluma]

But you want me to have your face on me?

[Unknown]

If you like to. I don't care.

[Peso Pluma]

Oh, you don't care?

[Unknown]

No, it's like, if you like to.

[Peso Pluma]

Put it, then I'm not doing it if you don't want me.

[Unknown]

You said that five minutes ago.

[Peso Pluma]

Why, like, regretting yourself? Because you don't want me to. So I'm not gonna do. Oh, my gosh. Look how cute they are. Look how adorable. They're all standing together up there.

[Unknown]

They're dancing without music.

[Peso Pluma]

That's so cute.

[Unknown]

Like, you okay?

[Peso Pluma]

I don't dance without music. Look how adorable that is.

[Unknown]

It is kind of.

[Peso Pluma]

They're like little kids. Dance performance for their parents.

[Unknown]

They are going to perform for their parents in a bit.

[Peso Pluma]

Are their parents gonna come and watch them?

[Unknown]

No, if they're from Houston, I guess.

[Peso Pluma]

That's so cute. Do you think they're gonna get changed for it or do you think they'll wear that?

[Unknown]

No, they're definitely getting changed.

[Peso Pluma]

Do you pick out their outfits?

[Unknown]

No, stylist does.

[Peso Pluma]

A stylist does. What are you gonna wear?

[Unknown]

I don't know. I haven't decided yet.

[Peso Pluma]

Do you know anything?

[Unknown]

What is anything?

[Peso Pluma]

You're very shy.

[Unknown]

I am a little bit.

[Peso Pluma]

No, you're a lot.

[Unknown]

Just in camera, though.

[Peso Pluma]

Do you used to play soccer?

[Unknown]

I used to.

[Peso Pluma]

Why'd you stop? Why'd you look above your glasses for this one?

[Unknown]

Because I wasn't that good. No, I was good, actually, but I just prefer music.

[Peso Pluma]

Why'd you start music Peso?

[Unknown]

Because I loved it. That's my passion. I found out in high school that I like music more than I like any kind of sport.

[Peso Pluma]

But how do you start music?

[Unknown]

Playing guitar on YouTube.

[Peso Pluma]

That's cool. Yeah, I learned on YouTube watching people play guitar. And you played it, and then you started singing, too. And then what was the next step? You gotta help me out here. You gotta. You gotta start talking.

[Unknown]

First I started playing the guitar. Then I realized that I could song. That I could write.

[Peso Pluma]

What do you write about? Because I can't understand anything in your music.

[Unknown]

About love, about everything. About streets in Mexico, culture.

[Peso Pluma]

Where are you from?

[Unknown]

I'm from Guadalajara. Jalisco, Mexico.

[Peso Pluma]

Oh, you are. That's where tequila is from.

[Unknown]

Yeah. You like tequila?

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah, I do.

[Unknown]

Is that your favorite drink?

[Peso Pluma]

My favorite liquor. Yeah. Is that yours?

[Unknown]

Yeah. What kind of tequila?

[Peso Pluma]

This is a trick question. If I say something that's not, like.

[Unknown]

Well, you say you're a Mexican, so I am.

[Peso Pluma]

I doesn't. Doesn't mean I know.

[Unknown]

This I want to hear.

[Peso Pluma]

Then I feel like I just drink casa because. Yeah, what's wrong with that? Oh, look, I got a sweatshirt with your name on it.

[Unknown]

You want to put this one on?

[Peso Pluma]

She wanted to steal her.

[Unknown]

No, no, no. I'm not sure.

[Peso Pluma]

He loves my jacket.

[Unknown]

I love your. I love your jacket.

[Peso Pluma]

He hates it. He's giving it back. Oh, do you want your merch?

[Unknown]

No, I don't.

[Peso Pluma]

You're not cold anymore.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

Drink your water. Peso. Do you have your other name on your body at all? I see your pee for Peso.

[Unknown]

My name?

[Peso Pluma]

Your other name?

[Unknown]

No. What other name?

[Peso Pluma]

What'd you say? It was your. Your name.

[Unknown]

My. My actual name?

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah.

[Unknown]

Like. Well, my mom.

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah? Yeah. Is that on your body anywhere?

[Unknown]

Yeah, I don't have it. My name. Not my name, though.

[Peso Pluma]

Is your mom coming tonight?

[Unknown]

No, she's not.

[Peso Pluma]

Does she come to your shows?

[Unknown]

Yeah. Not Texas, though.

[Peso Pluma]

Which shows?

[Unknown]

Well, she does, but not this one.

[Peso Pluma]

Do you miss her?

[Unknown]

Yeah, sometimes. What is my question?

[Peso Pluma]

Just. That's adorable. Paso.

[Unknown]

Do you miss your parents?

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah, my mom's with my kids right now.

[Unknown]

Good. What a grandmother has to do.

[Peso Pluma]

It's true. When you have kids, is your mom gonna take care of them?

[Unknown]

What?

[Peso Pluma]

When you have kids, is your mom going to take care of them?

[Unknown]

Yes, of course. She would love to.

[Peso Pluma]

She wants you to have kids right now. You should have one then. I changed my mind.

[Unknown]

I might.

[Peso Pluma]

Go ahead.

[Unknown]

I don't know.

[Peso Pluma]

You're young, though. You're really young.

[Unknown]

I know.

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah.

[Unknown]

Have this tour thing.

[Peso Pluma]

It'd be a little bit hard. Oh, look, they're doing. They're dancing again.

[Unknown]

Yep. Mmm.

[Peso Pluma]

Why don't you dance if you make them dance?

[Unknown]

Cause, you see, tonight, I don't just dance in an interview. You know.

[Peso Pluma]

No, but you're gonna dance today for the show. Oh, that's so cute. That's cute. How long is your show?

[Unknown]

It's like, how long is my show?

[Peso Pluma]

Why don't you know any of these answers?

[Unknown]

Two hours.

[Peso Pluma]

Two hours?

[Unknown]

Guess. I don't really know. I just.

[Peso Pluma]

You just go up there and. Are you. What was I gonna. Oh, who's opening for you?

[Unknown]

No one.

[Peso Pluma]

Do you need somebody to.

[Unknown]

I just.

[Peso Pluma]

Do you need me to.

[Unknown]

I just don't like. No, if you like to. You can.

[Peso Pluma]

You want me to open it for you? Yeah, I can. I can do that. Yeah.

[Unknown]

Can we work that? She wants to open the show for me.

[Peso Pluma]

He said you guys don't have an opener. Are you gonna sing? Yeah. And dance. He said you're not good, so.

[Unknown]

I don't know about that.

[Peso Pluma]

I'm so. I'm so good. I'm sorry. Paso said yes, and she's not good. No, he. You didn't say. Thought I was good. No, but you said I can open for you.

[Unknown]

You can open for me, but I will.

[Peso Pluma]

What can I do?

[Unknown]

I'll just talk.

[Peso Pluma]

I'll just say, hey, guys, look who's coming. Can I say that? Okay, I won't dance, but if it happens. You can't stop me. Might if there's music playing.

[Unknown]

Oh, not. They're just going to boo at you.

[Peso Pluma]

They wouldn't do that, would they?

[Unknown]

You don't think so?

[Peso Pluma]

Okay, but then that'll be good because we'll set their expectations for the show really low. And then when you come out, they're gonna be so excited.

[Unknown]

I don't think so, because my show is really good.

[Peso Pluma]

I know that. But we're gonna set their expectations low so that, like, you could have a horrible show today. And they. Okay, fine.

[Unknown]

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[Peso Pluma]

Feel like you're having a bad day, I'm drinking.

[Unknown]

This has caffeine on it.

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah, because I'm getting ready. I'm getting ready for my show tonight with caffeine.

[Unknown]

I don't like caffeine.

[Peso Pluma]

I don't. There's this one doesn't have caffeine, but I had to drink some to get ready for my show.

[Unknown]

I have a call up with Prime Too.

[Peso Pluma]

You keep. You keep. You have one with them?

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

Oh, that's so cool. What do they do for you? You post on Instagram. I'm not asking for how much they pay you. Don't worry. I wouldn't reveal that either.

[Unknown]

We actually got a good deal. Yeah. We're working together now.

[Peso Pluma]

Do they serve it at your shows?

[Unknown]

No, they said, well, you can get mine.

[Peso Pluma]

Oh, you have one with your name on it.

[Unknown]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

That's what you're saying. Why didn't I bring those here? They sell them everywhere.

[Unknown]

No, they don't. It's exclusive. You can get it.

[Peso Pluma]

Are they out yet?

[Unknown]

I think so. Is it out on Mexico? But I'm gonna send you our box.

[Peso Pluma]

That's so exciting. I'm gonna drink them in every interview after this. Is your face on it? No, they should put your face on it. Sounds like there's. I don't know. It's just gonna say your name.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

I feel like your face is gonna be on it. No, you don't know a lot of things that I've asked you, so why are you so.

[Unknown]

I know the bottle. Like, I know what looks like.

[Peso Pluma]

You have it.

[Unknown]

Not with me.

[Peso Pluma]

You've seen it, though?

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

Okay, fine.

[Unknown]

Like, I've done, like.

[Peso Pluma]

Oh, you've done pictures with it. Oh, that's so cute. We're both making money. Yeah?

[Unknown]

Yep.

[Peso Pluma]

That's cool. Do you make a lot of money?

[Unknown]

We like money.

[Peso Pluma]

You like money?

[Unknown]

Do you like money?

[Peso Pluma]

Of course I do. It's great. Do you help your family out with your money?

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

That's nice. Because you're so young.

[Unknown]

You are young, too.

[Peso Pluma]

I feel like I'm talking to a little brother right now with you. Do you feel like you're talking to your big sister?

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

Do you have siblings?

[Unknown]

No, I don't.

[Peso Pluma]

Do you want me to be your sibling?

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

Okay.

[Unknown]

Do you want to be my old sister?

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah, if you promise to teach me Spanish.

[Unknown]

Okay, I will.

[Peso Pluma]

But, like, I want you to teach me it. So I sound like I have Mexican roots. Like, I don't want to speak.

[Unknown]

Well, that's going to be hard.

[Peso Pluma]

But why is that going to be hard?

[Unknown]

Because, like, having goals and, like, achieve them. Yeah, it's a little bit hard, you know, It's a process.

[Peso Pluma]

I know. But I'm going to. I'm going to succeed at that.

[Unknown]

Okay.

[Peso Pluma]

My God, look at. Look at them now. Do you think they get embarrassed when we look at them?

[Unknown]

No.

[Peso Pluma]

There's a. There's a girl up there wearing a sweatshirt that Says, like, see something. Hs do you think she's still in high school?

[Unknown]

No, she's not in high school. She's not in high school.

[Peso Pluma]

She's wearing, like, a high school sweatshirt.

[Unknown]

That doesn't mean she's in high school.

[Peso Pluma]

She just kept it from high school. This is adorable.

[Unknown]

It's not adorable.

[Peso Pluma]

Why? What do you mean?

[Unknown]

They're just practicing, you know?

[Peso Pluma]

But look how cute. They're all, like, in sync.

[Unknown]

Biggie, you.

[Peso Pluma]

Is that what you do on stage? Yeah, you say it.

[Unknown]

Well, nobody hears me because I don't say on mic.

[Peso Pluma]

Oh, you just say it.

[Unknown]

I just do it by my own.

[Peso Pluma]

While you're singing. Excited to go to your show today?

[Unknown]

Well, you're already in it.

[Peso Pluma]

Huh?

[Unknown]

You're already in it.

[Peso Pluma]

Well, obviously, I'm. I'm. I'm excited to see you perform.

[Unknown]

Paso, where are you gonna sit?

[Peso Pluma]

I'm sitting with your. With my. Your publicist.

[Unknown]

Okay. She's sitting with you in the show?

[Peso Pluma]

Oh, yeah. She wants to stand with me and dance. Oh, no. If there's dancing, I will not be. I'll. I'll be sitting. Do people sit during your show? I imagine they stand out. Yeah. So I think that no matter what, people are going to be dancing everywhere.

[Unknown]

They have, like, they have moments where they can sit down, but the majority.

[Peso Pluma]

Of the time they're standing up and they're dancing.

[Unknown]

Yeah. This is the first time that I do this arena.

[Peso Pluma]

It's pretty giant. How many people are in here?

[Unknown]

Oh, no. How many people?

[Peso Pluma]

But how many people?

[Unknown]

I know, it's a sold out. How many people?

[Peso Pluma]

Like, let me tell you right now, 16,000 people. Are you scared? Are you feeling nervous? Oh, my God. 19,000. Just take the sweater. How'd you become famous?

[Unknown]

I don't know. This is not like I seem that good, you know? I think I'm unique. I think I'm different. That's why people like me.

[Peso Pluma]

Is that why?

[Unknown]

Yeah. Why do you think I'm famous?

[Peso Pluma]

I don't know.

[Unknown]

Well, I sing.

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah, I know you sing.

[Unknown]

I don't sing good.

[Peso Pluma]

I didn't know you didn't sing good. Yeah, I don't think the people coming tonight feel like you don't sing good.

[Unknown]

Well, people. People are very good to me.

[Peso Pluma]

What do you mean? This is getting sad.

[Unknown]

No, it's not sad. I'm just saying what you guess. I'm unique and different, though. My show is unique and different. That's why they're coming.

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah. And they love you and they probably think you can sing well.

[Unknown]

Well, that's good.

[Peso Pluma]

Do you do. Do you have, like. Does your music get people making TikTok dances for it? Do you know any of them?

[Unknown]

I just know. Yes.

[Peso Pluma]

That's to one of your songs. I'm gonna do a dance to that song.

[Unknown]

Easy though.

[Peso Pluma]

Do one with me then. Since it's so easy.

[Unknown]

I'll do it.

[Peso Pluma]

Not right here. Not while we're sitting down.

[Unknown]

Did it.

[Peso Pluma]

You didn't.

[Unknown]

Sorry for your gloves.

[Peso Pluma]

I wasn't doing it at the same time. Okay, then. No, you have to wait till somebody's recording us on the phone.

[Unknown]

Okay, I will.

[Peso Pluma]

And then you got to, like, whatever. You just.

[Unknown]

Why you wearing boots? Because you're in Texas.

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah. Is that not what you're supposed to do when you're in Texas?

[Unknown]

Well, I'm wearing Zambos.

[Peso Pluma]

Why? Why you're in Texas?

[Unknown]

What? I don't really like cowboy boots.

[Peso Pluma]

You don't like cowboy boots? Why?

[Unknown]

I don't know. I haven't worn yet. Like Mexican culture. It was like. Like. Especially in Mexican music. It was like you see someone Mexican and you think about boots and hats and those kind of things, you know? Yeah, but not anymore.

[Peso Pluma]

You're changing that.

[Unknown]

You said it, I didn't.

[Peso Pluma]

It's you. You're the face of the movement. Getting rid of the cowboy boot movement.

[Unknown]

I might wear one today.

[Peso Pluma]

You're gonna wear cowboy boots after you.

[Unknown]

Just not boots, though.

[Peso Pluma]

What?

[Unknown]

Maybe a hat?

[Peso Pluma]

Do you have one for me to wear when I open?

[Unknown]

If you get one. I don't have one for you. But if you get one.

[Peso Pluma]

No is the answer to that. Huh? Get one where?

[Unknown]

I don't know. Houston.

[Peso Pluma]

Okay. Did I make you uncomfortable, Besso?

[Unknown]

You do. You make me a little nervous. Shaky. I don't know if it's the cold or. I don't know.

[Peso Pluma]

I feel like it's the cold. Cuz you've been complaining about the. The whole time, but you haven't complained.

[Unknown]

About me being like a freezer.

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah. Tell me something about yourself. You're making this hard.

[Unknown]

I'm making this hard? Yeah, you're making this hard.

[Peso Pluma]

No, you're making this hard. Peso.

[Unknown]

What do you want me to answer? Is your interview. I'm not interviewing you.

[Peso Pluma]

We're interviewing each other.

[Unknown]

No?

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah, that's what I was told. That's what I was told.

[Unknown]

I came here for your interview.

[Peso Pluma]

I came here for your show. Okay, that's true. And you're gonna perform tonight, so I should perform right now. Okay.

[Unknown]

Are you just gonna wait for the show?

[Peso Pluma]

What else Am I gonna do. No, I'm gonna rehearse with you. What do you mean? Oh, yeah, we're gonna eat, but then I'm gonna rehearse with you because I'm. I'm in the show. You can't. Every time. You just ignore that, you're not saying.

[Unknown]

Because I don't like to find. I don't like to argue about things.

[Peso Pluma]

You know, we're not. We're not arguing.

[Unknown]

Okay.

[Peso Pluma]

I'm just going to be in your show.

[Unknown]

Yeah, I know.

[Peso Pluma]

Exactly.

[Unknown]

And I like it.

[Peso Pluma]

I know.

[Unknown]

Where are you coming from?

[Peso Pluma]

La.

[Unknown]

And where were you born?

[Peso Pluma]

Anaheim.

[Unknown]

Anaheim?

[Peso Pluma]

What's wrong with Anaheim?

[Unknown]

Wow.

[Peso Pluma]

Who we have? I was born at Kaiser in Anaheim.

[Unknown]

Disneyland.

[Peso Pluma]

Kaiser.

[Unknown]

What is that? That's Disneyland, right?

[Peso Pluma]

Hospital. It's a chain.

[Unknown]

Oh, that's a hospital?

[Peso Pluma]

Yep.

[Unknown]

Oh, I thought you were born in Disneyland.

[Peso Pluma]

No, I spent a lot of time there as a kid. Have you been?

[Unknown]

I'm not sure about that. Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

Are you gonna take your kids?

[Unknown]

Yeah, I want to.

[Peso Pluma]

Do you want to take your kids? With my kids?

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

Are your kids.

[Unknown]

They can be like, cousins.

[Peso Pluma]

Are your kids gonna call me Thea Bobby.

[Unknown]

Yeah. Bobby. Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

Are they.

[Unknown]

Yeah, they are.

[Peso Pluma]

They better. You said I was your big sister.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

And they don't. You don't have any siblings, so I know they're gonna call me. What's that?

[Unknown]

You can be the Madrina, though.

[Peso Pluma]

What's that? Oh, my God. Does that mean that I have to buy them stuff?

[Unknown]

Yes.

[Peso Pluma]

And then I have to take care of them if you die?

[Unknown]

Yes, yes, of course. You want to be Tia Bobby? Be Tia Bobby.

[Peso Pluma]

Oh, so I'm both. I'm Tia. Yeah, of course.

[Unknown]

And grandmother.

[Peso Pluma]

I. I would love that.

[Unknown]

Godmother. Oh, yeah. Grandmother is a. Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah. I'm not going to be their grandmother. That would be weird. But that's exciting. What are my kids going to call you?

[Unknown]

Theo Peso.

[Peso Pluma]

Wait, one are. Do you have a show in la?

[Unknown]

No. Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

When?

[Unknown]

We're going in October.

[Peso Pluma]

Oh.

[Unknown]

So you're gonna be my first Mexicans performing. The Intuit Dome and the new Clippers Arena.

[Peso Pluma]

The first Mexicans performing there.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

Can my kids come?

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

To meet their uncle?

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

Really?

[Unknown]

Yes.

[Peso Pluma]

That's gonna be cute. I'm gonna tell them they have.

[Unknown]

They don't know my music, though.

[Peso Pluma]

But they're gonna learn it. They're gonna. Cuz now. Now you're their godfather.

[Unknown]

Yeah, they.

[Peso Pluma]

Is that what the.

[Unknown]

They need to meet their godfather.

[Peso Pluma]

What is that called in Spanish?

[Unknown]

Padrino. El Padrino.

[Peso Pluma]

Okay.

[Unknown]

They Used to call me that.

[Peso Pluma]

Who? Oh, instead of peso, they called you what?

[Unknown]

Padrino.

[Peso Pluma]

I like that word.

[Unknown]

You like that one?

[Peso Pluma]

I feel like we should call you that again.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

Pasta's a little easier to say, though.

[Unknown]

You can do Hassan, too.

[Peso Pluma]

Hassan. Does that mean anything?

[Unknown]

I'm not really sure.

[Peso Pluma]

How do you know? You've never looked into that, like, I.

[Unknown]

Don'T know a lot of things.

[Peso Pluma]

Bobby, I think you're selling yourself short. Wow. In Arabic, it means handsome. Oh. Or good or benefactor, so that's pretty good. Handsome. Are you flattered that your mom named you?

[Unknown]

I didn't even know that.

[Peso Pluma]

You just learned that right now for the first time? Handsome. I feel like that's something you should have known. Are you gonna now you maybe are gonna tell people that?

[Unknown]

No.

[Peso Pluma]

Why?

[Unknown]

You don't go in life telling what.

[Peso Pluma]

Your name is if they ask you. Hassan.

[Unknown]

Okay, if they ask me, I will.

[Peso Pluma]

You're gonna say, yeah, and it means handsome.

[Unknown]

It's kind of embarrassing, right?

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah, it is. I'll tell them for you as your sister. They'll be like, what does this name stand for? And you can just be quiet, and I'll be like. It means handsome.

[Unknown]

Okay. I feel like a meaning of your name.

[Peso Pluma]

Oh, I have a meaning of my name. Bobby. What? It says, meaning foreign. Shiny glory or bright fame.

[Unknown]

Bobby.

[Peso Pluma]

English Gene, traditionally used, has become an adorable name that stands strongly on its. I feel like they wrote that after they knew me. Do you think they did? Does that sound accurate?

[Unknown]

You knew that.

[Peso Pluma]

I did not know that. Why would I know that?

[Unknown]

I went to that question, like, because.

[Peso Pluma]

You thought yours sounds better than mine like that.

[Unknown]

Like you already know things, and then.

[Peso Pluma]

You go, I don't know anything. I know just as much as you do in life. We both.

[Unknown]

No, I think you know a little bit more because you're older than me. Don't you think so?

[Peso Pluma]

I'm not that much older than.

[Unknown]

She's a year.

[Peso Pluma]

I feel like I'm. I'm curious what people would guess our ages are. I think they guess I was 35. And that you were. You were also 35 just looking at us.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

What would you guys.

[Unknown]

I look like 21?

[Peso Pluma]

You do not look like you're 21 or 22.

[Unknown]

I don't look 21?

[Peso Pluma]

No.

[Unknown]

How old do I look like?

[Peso Pluma]

27?

[Unknown]

27? No. No way.

[Peso Pluma]

Is that too old? Yes, that's how old I am. Well, I'm about to be 27.

[Unknown]

You're young.

[Peso Pluma]

Why is it old for you then?

[Unknown]

Because I like to get to stay in 24 and 25.

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah. I miss those days. When I was 24, I had two kids already, so.

[Unknown]

Two kids?

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah. I had my second kid when I was 24, so. Two kids.

[Unknown]

Well, that's a big compromise.

[Peso Pluma]

A big what?

[Unknown]

Compromise.

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah, it's rough out there. The young mom that you're about to be a young dad.

[Unknown]

Do you love to be a mom?

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah, I love it. It's the best thing ever.

[Unknown]

Did it change your life?

[Peso Pluma]

I. Absolutely. I just took my oldest daughter to the doctors yesterday because she got her 4 year old checkup and the doctor was like, okay, you're gonna go get your superpowers. And I was like, what the is that? And that meant shots.

[Unknown]

Was she.

[Peso Pluma]

She was so chill. I was scared. She was just like, all right. And didn't even flinch.

[Unknown]

I don't like needles at all.

[Peso Pluma]

I don't like getting shots either, Scott. Scary and it hurts and I don't. She was fine.

[Unknown]

I usually fade out.

[Peso Pluma]

Oh, I don't.

[Unknown]

Yeah, I faint.

[Peso Pluma]

It's embarrassing.

[Unknown]

I know. You should stop with tattoos, though.

[Peso Pluma]

You put yourself to sleep for tattoos?

[Unknown]

Yeah. Well, one time. That's it. What about the other ones?

[Peso Pluma]

How many did you get unsedated?

[Unknown]

Just the arms. What I already had.

[Peso Pluma]

What else do you have?

[Unknown]

What.

[Peso Pluma]

What are their tattoos have?

[Unknown]

My leg. Like, I have a lot. Like two on my body.

[Peso Pluma]

Have people seen them?

[Unknown]

Yeah, they know about them.

[Peso Pluma]

Scandalous.

[Unknown]

They're not that scandalous.

[Peso Pluma]

You just. You just said they're all over your body and that people.

[Unknown]

All over my body? Yeah, but I didn't say what part.

[Peso Pluma]

Of my body scandalous?

[Unknown]

Just my legs.

[Peso Pluma]

Scandalous.

[Unknown]

My chest.

[Peso Pluma]

Very scandalous.

[Unknown]

Well, you have like a lot in your back, so it's not. You cannot say that.

[Peso Pluma]

No. Scandalous. Peso. Hassan. Handsome.

[Unknown]

Did you second. I'm sorry for your. For all the songs.

[Peso Pluma]

No, I love it.

[Unknown]

I guess it's going to be your first interview like this. Wrong.

[Peso Pluma]

This is amazing. No.

[Unknown]

Oh, you were. You weren't with yg, like in the hood, right?

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah.

[Unknown]

Was that scary?

[Peso Pluma]

No, it was fun. The last time that I went to an arena was for the interview with Drake, though.

[Unknown]

Where was it?

[Peso Pluma]

At the Memphis arena that he was at. Yeah, but the arena, that was out there. Circle those. That was this time last year.

[Unknown]

Did you like it?

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah, it's. I got to watch his rehearsal and stuff. It was a life changing experience.

[Unknown]

Life changing experience.

[Peso Pluma]

So that's. That was my first entrance into like, this world. It's super crazy even today, getting brought In. Do you feel weird about it?

[Unknown]

A little bit. Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

It's like you're. You're pretty cool. Like, you're. The everyone is here for you does not feel cool.

[Unknown]

It feels cool.

[Peso Pluma]

You feel pretty cool, huh?

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah. I would too, if I were you.

[Unknown]

I mean, I like when people like your work and respect.

[Peso Pluma]

Yeah. You have lots of. Lots of fans here. I feel like they're trying to tell us, you need to go there now. Right now. It's empty. Do you get scared that maybe no one might show up? That'd be embarrassing.

[Unknown]

You know what? I had a show in Phoenix that. It was like, that's.

[Peso Pluma]

That's okay.

[Unknown]

That happens a long time ago. Like, I wasn't. I was just starting, and I. And I remember I said, the next time I come to Phoenix is gonna be the Phoenix Sun Serena.

[Peso Pluma]

And then you sold out of Phoenix.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Peso Pluma]

That's an amazing note to end on, because your team's telling me to end on that note.

[Unknown]

No, you have enough. Okay.

[Peso Pluma]

That was really good.

[Unknown]

Wow.

[Bobby]

Drink his Prime.

[Unknown]

Look for the pesa pluma bottle.

[Peso Pluma]

I've never had a guest that was also sponsored by prime, but it happened. It was the first time today. I'm excited to perform tonight and I'm excited, excited to watch you perform tonight. Let's go rehearse.

[Unknown]

Okay. Let's go.

[Peso Pluma]

Let's. Let's go on stage.

[Unknown]

Let's go, let's go. Are you ready?

[Peso Pluma]

That's my spot right there. Yeah, I'm gonna do what she's doing.

[Unknown]

What are we doing? Are we going to the stage?

[Peso Pluma]

Actually meet and greet and stuff. So I do too. I'm gonna go meet your guys. You want crutches or a spot?

[Unknown]

Okay. That's it. The scooter. Okay.

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