RESPECT.: How did you get your music heard over here in Atlanta? 

I’ve been doing music for a minute so I guess I just have the talent to get it over there.

RESPECT.: When did this journey begin?

Around 14. I was supposed to be a chef but I had a friend that just pulled me into the studio. I guess my voice was a unique sound. 

RESPECT.: What’s the best way to describe your music? 

I would say my life in music but it can also go for everybody’s life. 

RESPECT.: You recently dropped Champion. What’s the story behind it? 

My struggle as far as having a lot of downfalls and still not quitting and remaining a humble champion. 

RESPECT.: Is it ever difficult for you to stay humble?

Yes, it most certainly is. I am not a social media person and I noticed there’s a lot of fake stuff on the internet. Sometimes it  makes me want to step out of my shell and speak on it.

RESPECT.: Do you ever feel like it’s difficult for you to fit in with others?

Yes, because I am ahead of my time. 

RESPECT.: What’s the best advice you’ve ever received and who are you inspired by musically?

Never give up and I am inspired by Gang Starr. I listen to a lot of Wiz’s old stuff as well. I’m very picky and I like to listen a lot of old school stuff.

RESPECT.: After champions what’s next for you? 

I have a project in the works with a big producer in Chief Keef’s camp so there is a lot in the works. 

RESPECT.: How’d that link up happen?

I was networking and hit up bro and it turned into an awesome friendship. 

RESPECT.: Is there anything you are super proud of so far?

Yes, I have a full project with Zaytoven im sitting on. That was actually one of the things that I manifested this year.

RESPECT.: How do you go about manifesting?

When I was younger and Zaytoven was doing stuff with Gucci they would tell me to get a beat from Zaytoven you would have to be a millionaire or related to him. I put it out there that I am going to get a beat from him. Fast forward to now I have beats from him.

RESPECT.: Is there anything else you want to manifest outside of working with different producers?

I just want to work with society now. Do shows and create opportunities.

RESPECT.: How would you like the remainder of 2020 to turn out? 

Everybody hearing my music and knowing who I am.

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