Quoting his favorite rappers

He expresses himself and shares how he feels, his experiences, and perspectives with the listeners. He shows you both sides, he writes down the the positives, and continues to right/write all his wrongs.

He works hard to perfect his craft, and be one of the best to ever do it. He’s not reaching for sky, he’s reaching way beyond as we’ve already been past the skies.

At first steps of his music career, he was tryna be a typical rapper. Just a dope ass beat, and a repetitive catchy chorus for everyone to listen to. But he realized that his tracks had no messages for people to grasp, and he knows he’s better than that. He knows if he expresses his views and experiences others will relate with him and establish a better connection with the artist.

Many people in today’s society often lie about interest or try their hardest to share them even if they hate it just to be accepted by a group.

Often a lot of young male adults that live in a bad areas, grow up without a father. They constantly express how they hate their dads for never being there for them and leaving their Mom’s to raise them by herself. As they grow up, they begin to continue on the cycle themselves, just like their dads did to them. So he’s questions them here.

A lot of people that are making a good living aren’t happy with what they have, and they keep wanting more taking what God gave them for granted.

From one end people tell him if he wants to be successful he has to give up sleep and work 24/7. From the other end people tell him to chase his “dreams”. But those both cancel each other out.

Plenty of people are good at heart. But the struggles they face, make them do things they regret in order for themselves to survive.

This is him struggling to figure out who he is as a person. As he listens to music, he can see the world vividly painted in front him. He fears God, because he notices all the negatives and questions why his prayers to get rid of them give him no feedback.