 Good yourself. I'm very good. You keep them well. Yeah, right. Tell us a wee bit about this song Behind the song because all kids And they're back on something and they feel Florida Because one of them legends like Like I'm pop smoke everyone. They always take your life away because I said to beat them all Love your lessons Lovely well done and you decided to write the song in a suit. Hey, how did you come? How did you come doing a music video? How did that happen for you? Because I was listening to our one rapper here. He is a One I was rapper and he's from one of us But he's living in London and they don't his own rap songs as well Because I've fallen on a photo and my name is well as he was called killing waters waters Very good. Yeah, so you designed the cover of the single yourself. Did you? Yeah, and that we were looking for their own but somebody put the wrong CD in it, didn't they? Yeah, that doesn't matter to us and tell me on you and fun are with you tonight, right? Did they help you record the song? Yes, they did. Yeah That's good. And what's next? What do you think what's going to be next for you? I'm gonna make a new beat soon. Oh, yeah under the end of this month And can you tell us much about it? No, is it a sort of top secret at the moment? Maybe a top secret at the time? Right in right in come here if there's one message you want to put out to share the word. What would it be? I love you all to care. Yeah, that's wise words. Are you on social media? Yeah, just follow me on Twitter Instagram and tiktok as well and snapchat. Oh, everything I was calling you DJ out there, but you know, you have a couple names. You just see McFadden, don't you? Yeah, to see McFadden, Paul, Junior McFadden, Paul, Mark McFadden, Junior You've got plenty of names to go on. Andy Cotton, Papyrus and Dolody coming Paul too as well. Oh, is that right? Yeah. Does everybody know you down around Goodore? Oh, yes, big time. Yes. And tell me, do you get stopped a lot by people and asked, you know, for photographs and all this carry on? Papyrus mad about me. I love you. And I don't care. I love that. I love that. People are mad about you. You can see way too, can't you? Really? Yeah, I can. It's your modesty. Yes, it is. Well, are we going to get this new song? I'll tell you what I will do. I'll tell you what I will do. Hang on to get this to make a little bit closer to myself. We're going to take an ad break, right? And then we'll come back with you with the brand new single. Is that all right? That's grand, 12 foot. And the single's called what? Tb2x and Paul X. Do you see? Do you see? On the way. Don't go away, Highland Riddle. Monday night, exciting stuff. Tune in. Not sure where to start with your smart meter? Sign up to a home electric plus smart meter price plan from Electric Ireland to see how much energy your appliances are actually using. 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This is Highland Radio with Paul McDevitt. After this, Monday night sessions and we're live as always here each and every Monday night between 8pm and 10pm. And we have got the main man in here, rapper Paul XXX999 and Jussie McFadden. Yeah, and that's two of the names he goes on to, he goes on to her a lot. But when is the single, when are you releasing it? Or is it out there already, maybe? Tuesday. Tuesday. Right, we're ready whenever you're ready. It's the song playing now. You'll hear it now in your headphones, okay? I can't even spell something back to everybody else. Yeah. First of all, I got a picture of the two that have club as well, from the gym as well, yeah. Everybody, we'll get a chance after and you can say no to everybody, all right? Hold on, thanks for that Paul. You're welcome. See you soon. You're welcome. Thanks. World army soldier, as I'm guessing older, here all people get colder. Most of us killin' ya by the money making, being serviced. Got us following the wrong direction, wrong information. Always run by the media, negative emitters on the body. Effecting the young nines for hours a time, go over 19. Cats want to act like what you see in the cinema. That's the reason why sometimes they're feeling under. That's the reason why, why sometimes they're feeling down. There's no wonder sometimes they're feeling like this. I got to keep my feet onto a flame of love. Now act yourself, wear this robe, wear this robe, wear this robe. I keep and say I love and respect. Wears some peace, execs, execs, I'm going to give you. Wears some peace to all the girls that lost their end up backing and suiting. The song is straight to you. Love you, execs, execs. Please work with me. Everyone else out there, love you all. I can't smoke any vapes because it's wet for your lung cancer, but I don't smoke anymore. I put it in the past. Sorry, Mum. Yeah, I tell you what, that was just something else there. We have got loads of people. Louise McFadden said, So proud of you, Paul. Hope you have a great time at Highland Radio. Love Mum and Dad. And Keata and me Bride said, Good man, Paul. Brilliant. Hey, Mum. I told you, Mum. I stopped smoking vapes because I don't need any more. I'm listening to my own Mum from now on. Yeah. Right. Well done, Paul. Sounds great from your number one bus driver, Martin. Martin said hello. You know Martin the bus driver? What's up, Martin? Right. We're going to, that was amazing. That was awesome. Did you enjoy that yourself? Yeah. Yeah, I pretty like it, Paul. But you were really cool with it. You're really, really... Yeah. You're just a natural. Only some people have to work hard. You don't, you're just naturally brilliant. I want to walk out, I want to get some more money and just release more songs. You know, that's going to happen for you. That is going to happen. But we're going to move forward. And on your, on your handling. Isn't that right on you? Yeah, it is surely. How are you? I'm good. Come here. Tell us a wee bit about the C.I. Club, is it? The C.I. Hub Club. Yes. So basically, I'm working under Donegal Community Inclusion Training Services. And we have 16 hubs now throughout Donegal. So I'm currently working in Donegal Hub at the minute. So shout out to all the service users and all my amazing team. We're delighted. So we can just focus on person centres. So basically, you know, our aim would be getting all the service users to be at the heart of their own life. Making their decisions that they want. And then as well as that, as tailoring their timetables specifically towards them, so that they're making all their choices themselves. And we're just there to help them access these and get them the supports that they need and what they want. How long have you been working there? I've been working there just over a little two years now. Yeah. So I'm really loving it. We've, we've come a long way. And I'm just so proud of Paul because he's just been working so hard this year. So he's a great worker. Tell me, how proud are you of this young man here? Do you know what? I am honestly so, so proud of him. Like he's just been working so hard this year. He's had so many projects going on this year. He's also working in Supervalley at the minute. So he's been working really hard in there. And it's just great for him to be. Wow. He's a busy man. He's busy, yeah. He's busy. That's himself as well. Yeah. So he's just great for him to be out in the community and yourselves like Wreck and his great work that he's been doing. And you know, it's just great for him. Absolutely. Do you have much music going on in The Hub? Oh my God. From the minute we're in, he either has the AirPods or the TV, the speakers all going. It's all wrapped. Now there is some odd Elvis in there as well and Queen, you know, it's like, yeah. But he always brings a lot to The Hub. He's just a joy to be around. And he's just, he's fantastic. He's just. Do you enjoy working there, Paul? I do. That's good. That's good. Yeah. Well, Fun Robinson was here. Fun, you were involved with the music video. How did that come about for you? Well, I suppose I've been in the service now for about 10 years as a music therapist. So before it was all just music in person. But during that time, we would have done bits of songwriting and lots of singing and things like that too. But since lockdown, when we had to put everything online, I started working more with technology with service users. So whenever Paul came with his song, it was very easy for us then. We had made an investment in some new equipment and stuff. So I was able to go over to the low and set up a wee mini studio and just record it there and then over a course of an afternoon. And when you have a single, you have to have a music video. Wow, we'll figure it out. And how long did that take to process? Oh, well, we did the song in an afternoon, didn't we, Paul? Yes, we did. And then the video, we had a bit of back and forth, didn't we, about what was going to be in the video and things about costume or clothing. It's very important for... Well, a rapper has to be up there, doesn't he? Yeah. You know what I mean? Because he's a statement to make. That's it. That's exactly it. Both in your music and in your clothing and what you're wearing and stuff, you know. But yeah, we went down to Done Low then and just we were lucky with the good weather one day and we were out on the pier and a few other locations filmed it one day and then I took it back to the Hub and Letter Kenny to the media room there and did the edit and then all of a sudden it kind of, it leaked onto the internet. Where can you see, where can you watch it? So what's up on YouTube at the minute? If you go to our Facebook page DCITS, Facebook page, it's shared up there but also DCITS YouTube channel as well. Oh, you have your own YouTube channel? Yeah, so that's the thing we're... Because we've been doing a lot more stuff online and making videos, little short films, music videos, yeah, we needed a platform for that so now we're just launching our YouTube channel. So yeah, like and subscribe. Please do. Please do, if you can. Please do, yeah. All right, well, Alva Done and your favourite teacher it says here, Patricia Tunney, said a big hello. There you go. Hi, Patricia, very nice to you. Debra Smith says, well done, Paul. All tuned in here to fair play to you and we're so proud. And Lizzie Hanlon said hello, Paul and Anya from all the Hanlons in Dunlop. And Eugene Debra said, good man, Paul, you're absolutely amazing and wish you all the best. From all the Hanlons in that area. Well, thanks. All right, okay, a big pardon. Well done, Paul, from your favourite auntie, Mary. Yeah, there you go. I know she's annoying. You see, they're all claimed to know you now because you're getting famous now, you see. Yeah. You know, you're just amazing. And have you many more songs, have you any songs written that you haven't finished yet or? I've got a big few lesser songs. Have you? Oh, yes. I think fun would help me, but I've got my number one girl beside me, it's Anya Hanlon. And don't mess with the Hanlons family. You're absolutely brilliant. We just loved having you up. Who's that? Darren, Ferry and Nell McGee saying hello to Paul. Congratulations, Paul. Sounding great from Noel Jackie Gallagher. Well done, Paul, from your drama, Shooter Zara. You're excellent. And Frank MacLennie says hello. Damn you, man. Frank's Frank. Frank is the guy who puts in touch. Oh, Frank, oh, Frank. Frank, he's agent, would you say? Kind of an agent. That's good. So, if we want to look now for you, for Paul McFadden, where do we look on the social media? What are you on Instagram? My Instagram is, oh, first of all, I have a new account because I could have twice. Right, and you're just, do you see? Do you see McFadden? Yes. Right, now before you go and leave us, because I know there's going to be a lot of people talking to you tomorrow by just, you know, tell it, you want to say hello to anyone? Yeah, big shout out to the health club as well, Lynne and Kerry, and Conor Duggan from New York, my brother from New York, my brother from Australia, all over the globe, all over. We love you all, brothers. Yes, indeed. You see, that's the cool man there. Well done from all, uh, C.A. Donegal. There you go. Wishing you all the best. Come here. It's brilliant work that the two of you do. It's amazing, and as long as you continue, and as long as you get the phone, so, and you just got run of them again, many places do you go back, do you run, or are you involved in? So, I'm currently working in Dunlowe at the minute. So, we are programmes for school leavers, so from 18 years up to 26. Yeah. So, they're full of life, so I'm just enjoying that at the minute, and you kind of, you be moved around to different services, so you get to meet new service users, and new staff and that, so it's great, like the management's a great support. So, the new way that we get to do these things is with a great team behind us, so it's great to have it, and he's just delighted with himself for the last week, since he's given us a shout out last week. He's just been on at home. When we heard he was coming up, and we had him booked, and we were just delighted. We couldn't wait. We couldn't wait to hear this man here, and he has just outshone everything, and he's done brilliant, and his family should be so proud of him, and Paul, I just want to say thank you very much for coming up here. We absolutely enjoyed the crack with you, and you come back some more time, will you? Hi, you're more than welcome now. If you're releasing any more singles, or you're releasing any more, maybe even an album, maybe. Let us know, and we'll come down, we'll do it down there, and get over with there, or else you can come up here to Highland Radio again. Yeah, okay, I need a big shout out to my favourite dog, Sarah Fon. I love you, Sarah Fon. I tell you what I'm going to do now, right, we do a programme at Christmas, right? I know it's a good bit away, right? And throughout the year, we just picked on behalf of a dozen people that we want, and we'd love you to come up to our Christmas show. Would you do that for us? Yes, I did it last year, and this year I will do it. Right, so that's all I'm saying now, I'm saying that one more time. Woo! Well done. That's an all right for us now, because this Christmas show is going to be amazing this year. Oh yes. We'll have to get security on there, and you keep people away from you. On you and Fon, listen, continue to success, what you're doing, it's amazing, and I'm sure you need to tell you that I'm sure the job satisfaction is something else, you know. So thanks very much. Thank you. Paul, you're a U2 fan, aren't you? Most of us are U2 girls, still like the Spice Girls, and U2s well. Right, do you know what we'll do? We'll take a wee song from U2 for you. Yes, please. Right, we'll play this one for you, this is beautiful. I need a big set of two taken as well. That's my brother's girlfriend. Oh, you can't forget her. Oh, jeez, Paul. That'll be all right. Right, this is beautiful day. Paul, just see McFadden, rapper PaulXXX999. Thank you very much. No, no, no.