I haven't, I used to roller blade up until I was about 14 or 15 and I started getting into chicks? I was a rollerblader. I wasn't a competition rollerblader, but I rolled with some peeps that skated. When I moved to Chicago, I was in the city and didn't really know a lot kids that skated, but I think that it's the same shit. We feel their music; they feel ours; let's break the walls. Over the past decade that has happened. I think skateboarding videos are very interesting.

Word, like I watch it and I recognize I can't do that, but he can and they work hard to get where they can do that. You definitely see the musical barriers breaking as well. People write off that skaters all listen to punk, but then you see some guy skating to Wu-tang.

Right, Right, they hate rap as much as I do.

Hey now?

I say that a bit sarcastically, most of the skaters I grew up around were anti-hip hop, but now a days the cultures have overlapped exponentially.

How should we close this out?

Well, we can close it out like this man. The good things in life stay the same. Birthwrite is here to stay. We're not only going to make rap music, we're going to expand?..hahahaha.

You can stay updated on the Overflo and the rest of the Birthwrite family on birthwriterecords.com and make sure to check out the Nacrobats album while it is still available.

- Blake Gillespie