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pick me up what you want 
i just tell you what is love
너도 날 원하면 wah uh
너도 fall in your love
못 벗어나 that's you know
오늘이 지나면 더

같잖은 건 내비두고 we gonna ride yeah
모르는 게 있지만 i'm gonna fine yeah
너도 날 기다렸다는 말 i know that
한번 엮여볼까 지독하게 밤새    
 
i'm gonna party over night yeah
you can feel me in this everywhere
잰 아니라 말해도 anyway
날 원한다 말해줘 everyday
we gonna ride alight
we gonna ride alight
달려갈 테니까 막지 마 gonna be alright
we gonna be alight
we gonna be alight
나한테 갖다 꼴아박아 네 인생 alright

girl let me do some 그래 어때
필요없지 up all night no caffeine
친구들이 말해 you're not bad
설명해줄래 네게 나는 어때
perfume 향수 짙어 god damn
i know you know it's not fair
club banger 데리고 와 여기 밤에
너랑 떠나 버릴 거야 여긴 담에

같잖은 건 내비두고 we gonna ride yeah
모르는 게 있지만 i'm gonna fine yeah
너도 날 기다렸다는 말 i know that
한번 엮여볼까 지독하게 밤새    
 
i'm gonna party over night yeah
you can feel me in this everywhere
잰 아니라 말해도 anyway
날 원한다 말해줘 everyday
we gonna ride alight
we gonna ride alight
달려갈 테니까 막지 마 gonna be alright
we gonna be alight
we gonna be alight
나한테 갖다 꼴아박아 네 인생 alright

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Fresh out of the studio, Lim Kuo-Yi, co-founder & managing partner of Monk's Hill Ventures, discuss the next evolution of the venture firm and dived into his perspectives on investing into an uncertain time across Southeast Asia. We dived deep into Kuo-Yi's background as a venture capitalist from public sector to the private sector and hear his mental model in how he indexes founders and startup teams and valuation of companies. Last but not least, Kuo-Yi reflects on how the startup ecosystem in Southeast Asia is changing after the key exits in the last decade. 

Podcast Information: The show is hosted and produced by Bernard Leong and Carol Yin. Sound credits for the intro and end music: "Run it" by DJ Snake, Rick Ross and Rich Brian and the episode is mixed & edited by Geoffrey Thomas Craig.

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Fresh out of the studio, Rui Ma, creator & tech analyst from Techbuzz China joined us to discuss one of the most important questions at present: can we invest into tech startups in China? We dived deep into different aspects of the China tech ecosystem from the decrease in VC funding to the stringent regulation placed by the Chinese government to build a reasonable picture and answer the question at hand. Last but not least, we focused on China's recent "Little Giants Program" and examined its implications to the startup ecosystem in the future. 

Podcast Information:The show is hosted and produced by Bernard Leong and Carol Yin. Sound credits for the intro and end music: "Run it" by DJ Snake, Rick Ross and Rich Brian  and the episode is mixed & edited by Geoffrey Thomas Craig.

Can we invest into tech startups in China? with Rui Ma

"Without nodes, there's no blockchain. Without blockchain, there's no cryptocurrencies. Without cryptocurrencies, there's no web3. So nodes are the key core fundamental architecture and infrastructure for this ecosystem.  Whether you are a persona just trading around the tokens, you need nodes to be performing. So that when you do a trade, read-write transactions happen, you verify how many tokens are in your wallet." - Andrew Vranjes

Fresh out of the studio, Andrew Vranjes, VP of sales & general manager of Blockdaemon Asia Pacific, joined us in a conversation to discuss the business footprint of the company and break down everything on proof of stake. Andrew started from his background and discuss how he invests into web3 companies as an angel. Next, he discuss the importance of nodes and how Blockdaemon is able to ensure an institutional grade infrastructure for blockchain protocols and provide staking for different stakeholders within the web3 ecosystem. Last but not least, he discuss his thoughts on the Ethereum merge and what it means for the greater ecosystem. 

Podcast Information:The show is hosted and produced by Bernard Leong and Carol Yin. Sound credits for the intro and end music: "Energetic Sports Drive" and the episode is mixed & edited by Thomas Geoffrey Craig.

Blockdaemon in Asia Pacific & Proof of Stake with Andrew Vranjes

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Podcast Information: The show is hosted and produced by Bernard Leong. Sound credits for the intro and end music: "Energetic Sports Drive" and the episode is mixed & edited by Geoffrey Thomas Craig.

Surveillance State with Liza Lin

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Fresh out of the studio and we hit our 400th episode, both hosts of Analyse Asia: Carol Yin and Bernard Leong sat down to reflect on China and how the podcast has evolved over the past two years and reached this important milestone. We start with Carol's current work in China, the status of entrepreneurship there and what it is like living in China in the era of dynamic COVID-zero policy. Following on, Bernard and Carol discuss the state of Analyse Asia and outline the challenges ahead for the podcast specifically in the selection of guests, monetization model and whether we will hit the 500th episode. 

Podcast Information: The show is hosted and produced by Bernard Leong and Carol Yin. Sound credits for the intro and end music: "Energetic Sports Drive" and the episode is mixed & edited by Thomas Geoffrey Craig.

Analyse Asia & China with Carol Yin & Bernard Leong

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The Analyse Podcast, formerly Analyse Asia, is a weekly show that dissects the pulse of business, technology, and media across the world. Hosted by Bernard Leong, it features in-depth conversations with leading journalists, senior executives, visionary authors, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders who shape industries and ideas. Each episode dives into the most important trends and stories redefining how the world builds, scales, and innovates — from Asia to the globe.

Surveillance State with Liza Lin

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