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In this episode of the Homeroom with Snoop podcast, host Snoop interviews rapper Jay Bizos about her musical journey. Jay Bizos talks about her early beginnings in rap, taking it seriously from 2016-2017, inspired by her son's father who had the necessary equipment. She discusses taking a break for motherhood, her resurgence during the 2020 pandemic which led to the creation of her notable track 'Sax Fifth Flow,' and her subsequent return to the music scene. Jay shares insights on recording her song 'Bean,' the support and feedback she received on Clubhouse, and the subsequent success of her music videos. The episode also explores her album 'Baddie Season,' created during a period of personal transformation and healing, and her collaborations with other artists like 1100 Fats. Jay emphasizes the importance of persistence, self-confidence, and the necessity of supportive communities in the music industry. Finally, she leaves listeners with a message of perseverance and ignoring naysayers to achieve personal and professional fulfillment.

00:00 Introduction and Opening Bars

00:26 Welcome to the Homeroom with Snoop Podcast

01:08 Jay Bizos' Journey into Music

02:12 The Break and Return to Music

03:25 Clubhouse and Sax Fifth Flow

04:59 Releasing Music and Gaining Confidence

08:37 The Story Behind 'Ben'

11:22 Singles Leading to Batty Season

12:38 Creating Batty Season

16:05 Recording in a New Studio Environment

16:51 Collaborating with 1100 Fats

18:33 Creating a Hit Song

21:38 Supporting Local Talent

28:59 Proving Yourself and Overcoming Doubts

31:31 Final Message to Supporters

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