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In this episode of "The Mixed Grill," Frenzo Harami shares his journey from prison at 17 to exploring music and culture. He discusses life in prison, travelling to Pakistan, and whether music is haram. Frenzo reflects on influences like Eminem and Bollywood, historical contexts, and raising money for charity. He also talks about releasing cleaner music, the future of Harami Energy Drinks, and focusing on family and positivity. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation. Like, comment, and subscribe for more!
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00:00 - Intro
01:33 - Time in Prison at the Age of 17
11:10 - Surrounded by Crazy People in Prison
15:10 - Never Being Affiliated with Gangs
16:46 - Visiting Pakistan & Travelling
17:22 - Is Music Haram?
18:32 - Being inspired by Eminem & Immortal Technique
19:48 - Music Has Changed My Life
22:27 - Bollywood
22:54 - Being Taken Out of Context - India, Pakistan Nationalism
28:04 - History Lesson With Frenzo - India, The Mughal Empire and Europe
31:20 - Raising for Charity
34:01 - Releasing Cleaner Music & The Future of Harami Energy Drinks
37:22 - Dropping the Harami Name
37:49 - Being More in Touch With Family & Being a More Positive Influence
Podcast Breakdown (CONTAINS SPOILERS)
We didn’t think 1 part was enough for you guys, so we had to drop part 2 cause this episode was just that good. Part 2 starts with Frenzo discussing his compelling life story. Join us as Frenzo opens up about his tumultuous journey, starting with his time in prison at the tender age of 17. He shares harrowing tales of being surrounded by chaotic and dangerous individuals, yet managing to stay unscathed by gang affiliations. Frenzo takes us on a journey through his travels to Pakistan, providing insights into his cultural experiences and adventures.
We also tackle thought-provoking questions like "Is Music Haram?" as Frenzo reflects on his inspirations, such as Eminem and Immortal Technique, and how music has profoundly changed his life. He discusses the impact of Bollywood on his career and how being taken out of context has influenced public perception.
One of the highlights is Frenzo's history lesson on India, the Mughal Empire, and Europe's influence, offering a deep dive into historical contexts that shaped the present. He talks about his commitment to raising money for charity and his plans for releasing cleaner music alongside the future of his Harami Energy Drinks brand.
Frenzo also opens up about significant personal changes, including his decision to drop the Harami name and focus on being more in touch with his family. He emphasizes the importance of being a positive influence and how his life has transformed for the better.
This episode is packed with raw honesty, cultural insights, and inspiring stories that highlight Frenzo Harami's resilience and growth. Whether you're a long-time follower or new to his journey, this conversation will captivate and inspire you. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes of "The Mixed Grill."
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