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Hey guys.

As you know, season four of Cheekies and Chill is officially over, but there are still some

things I want to talk to you about.

That's why over the next few weeks, we'll be revisiting some of my favorite episodes

over the last four seasons.

I'll be sharing where I am now

versus where I was when I recorded the episode and also talk about how I feel today compared to how I

felt then. I want you to think of these episodes as a countdown to something completely new,

something coming very soon. Be excited. So let's do this, shall we?

Let's do this, shall we?

I remember, y'all. So today we are revisiting the episode called Behind the album Abeha Reina.

I remember recording this episode and talking about how much work it took to bring this

album to life.

At that time, I said it was my best album yet, and it was, but let's bring in my producers

to see what questions they have, and then I'll tell you guys what's really happening.

Hi, guys.

So happy to be here revisiting and sort of like going down memory lane. I feel like this is really cool. I remember exactly the moment when you said this was her best album yet. And gosh, what do you

think made this album different than some of the music you had released previously?

I feel like Abeha Reina, the album that era, definitely was the turning point in my career because that's when I feel like I stepped into my own.

I felt like I felt just very confident with my voice

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