I really really kept me turf dancing those when I really got paid like 400 dollars just for dancing at a party. I wanted to dance. That strayed me away from the gang life. My name is Gary Morgan, aka Ice Coat 3000. My name is Byron Sanders, aka T7 of the turkey. Openstake, it's a lot of the culture being pushed out and that's one thing we're not trying to let out. We still hold the culture, we remind people of what Oakland used to be in this life. They really love us simply for that. Turf dancing is an expression and a movement of how you feel. We express the things that we go through on a day-to-day basis. We take all their styles and put them into one. Back in 2009, I got a phone call from a friend. He called me, said, Brother, I lost one of my brothers. But I want to shoot a video for him and his remembrance. We shot this video in the rain on 90th and Mac Arthing. Just an ordinary video like we shoot all the time. And next morning, we were viral. I had never got paid for dancing in my life, but we were getting shows for 300-400 dollars. I was doing commercials, thousands of dollars. And it was like, I can do this. Something I love doing anyway. I'm gonna do this all at turn. Honestly, it's a lot of different team members. Her friends that do a lot of great stuff. Like, Frenzy Baby. He actually was on Romania's Got Talent. We got Chunky. He created The Smeez. A big dance right now that's trending in the dance world. Our motto has always been, I shine you shine, we shine together. It's like we are pushing for the same thing literally. I know I can count on you all. I know you can count on me. I know I can trust you all. Just having that and having those type of people around me and being able to reach out to people. With that same mentality, it's beautiful, you know what I'm saying? I just find success as having love. To be able to touch other people. To be able to have people have love for you. And I feel like a lot of my teammates feel like that. We really don't taste the money. That's not the success we're looking for. We're looking for that love. It's really crazy because it's like everywhere and then as soon as they're like, y'all turkeys, huh? Like, yeah, man, I earn them be y'all. Like, it be older people, young people, for every generation. To acknowledge and love us and respect us. That's big. You