I spent my time in rap searching for something outside of self that I already had in me. For me it was acceptance...I didn't know how to fully accept myself. That "Impostor syndrome" was strong.
So I used rap as a tool to connect with those who experienced what I expressed.
Given that, this page may be left as a think piece for others to reflect on. I always told ppl of I wasn't pursuing artistry I would be off the grid. At this point, I just wanna leave a legacy of art expression and game for my child to pick from when he's ready. #omnipresence
One of the best experiences I have now since stepping away from doing music is being able to fully be a fan and express it wholeheartedly.
Used to care TOO MUCH about what ppl thought. That shit is obsolete now.
I can't even get past track 1.
Real magic hits as hard as dear moleskine did when I first heard it. And the bars hit exactly with the times we livin in regarding self- Reflection.
#actIIthepatentsofnobility