The host reflects on the evolution of hip hop music and how it has changed over the years, including the shift from cassettes to CDs and the rise of mature hip hop records.
Paul McCartney talks about writing the famous Beatles' song "When I'm 64" at the age of 16 and being surrounded by music his entire life, with his father as the family pianist. He also shares how he never had the opportunity to study classical music.
Starting from scratch can be especially difficult for those who have already experienced success and amassed other responsibilities.
The speaker talks about how a heartbreak can cause one to let go of some of their best traits, and how performances or experiences can change after the element of surprise is lost.
The speaker shares his belief in having a soulmate and not settling until you find them. He shares his personal experience of finding his soulmate and advises that once you find them, don't let them go.