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What's up? Let's go, Herbert. What's up? Man, first I got to ask you, man, what, what, what got into you in 2025? Because we woke up and you went to work. I'm talking about you on your, what, third, fourth album. Yeah, I'm about to drop again on the seven.

Yeah.

Yeah, 11-7.

What got into you?

What motivated you?

Bro, it was really, honestly, like, you know how they say, like, proper preparation, like,

prevent poor performance.

Like, the whole 20, 23 and 24, I was just trying to get, my business affairs in order and just like that motivated

me with like when I'm able to drop frequently how I can, I ain't going to let up.

Because I always been like a super like workhorse like in the studio like putting in like hours

and hours like I had 16, 18 hour days in the studio like recording a lot I

record a lot of music and I felt like at that time when I couldn't release it

how I wanted to it like let a fire inside me like man as soon as I get it right I'm

just gonna drop like I'm gonna flood this bitch I don't even care and as soon as like

the moment I was able to drop a project I dropped dropped like two back to back and I was really like awesome just trying to like kind of like heat back up and just see what the streets was feeling for real. You know what I'm saying? Like just test it and be like, all right. But if they, if they rocking right now, you know what I'm saying? Because I know I got a, like a core audience, but I'm just saying, like, you know, music and what it is, it change up so much, you know, I'm saying? It's relative. Yeah, so it's like, all right, but if I drop and it should do what I think is going to do, I'm going to just keep releasing, bro, and they're working for me. So do you think that, like, that blockage from having to deal with the label

and trying to get your business affairs in order and not being able to drop when you wanted to?

Do you think that for the average artist, that could discourage them from wanting to do music at all?

Definitely, most definitely, for sure.

And it's like, that's why you got to, and I'll be trying to say it as much as possible, man. Even when you, like, at a standstill or stagnant for you, it's like, you got to, like, you got to just see it through. You just got to keep pushing. Especially, like, if you're an artist and it's your passion, like, I won't never tell. I don't care how ugly it get. I'm not going to never like advise nobody to quit. You know what I'm saying?

Right. especially like if you're an artist and it's your passion like I will never tell and I don't care how ugly it get I'm not gonna never like advise nobody to quit you know I'm saying because you will want to I don't want it to before like I didn't really want to be like man fuck this shit you know but I ain't gonna lie it's like I feel like that little time that a period of time a year and a half for real when I was really like and I don't even think it was really all the way

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