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Right. Listen, you're on tour right now.

Listen, you're on tour right now.

October 10th, the new album come out, so you're filling the album, you're feeling the

response, too late to be toxic.

In this world where everybody is, like, you got toxic being marketed like never before

in this day and time.

Like, what made you say, it's too late to be toxic to come up with the title of the album? Honestly, I feel like a lot of my fans, like, to call me, like, the toxic queen. And I feel like for me, personally, I have done a lot of toxic things in my life. I'm probably still have a lot of toxic habits and traits. I think I'm just outgrowing them.

I really love love.

I've never even got to experience until like now with my girlfriend now.

But I was used to having so many girlfriends and having so much fun and cheating and lying and doing all these different things.

And I realized as I started to build my relationship with God, I was just like, it's like a lot of things I can't do no more because it just, I feel convicted. I feel conflicted in doing it. And I was just like, man, like, I got to just get away from this. And so with this project, I was just being vulnerable. I was being honest, letting me know what I was doing, how I was doing it. And I just don't want to do this shit more. Listen, you've been in the game for a while now. You hit the scene in 2019. When you first hit, what was on your mind? Like, what was you thinking? Like, when you went to go create the music, how was the experience coming into the game? It was exciting because, like, I started out making music with my dad when I was, like, what, 15 years old in high school. My freshman year, sophomore year, I was just making songs, dropping on SoundCloud. I didn't think nothing of it. I was just trying to be competitive, because I thought I was gonna be a track star like on some flojo type of vibes. And my dad, he loved music. He made him and my mom's closet into a studio and so I would always hear that every

night like do and I'll be like dad like you always up like what are you doing he was I'm making

his music man I gotta you know I gotta take us there you know and he just was really inspired

and he was like you gotta do music you see these kids my less behavior omg girls like you know you

got to get into that music scene and I always

walked around the house singing but I never really had the you know I never really want to do

music and so when I started to make it with him it built our relationship up and I was like I'm

really good at this and so as I started to get later into like doing music and on SoundCloud and

just later in high school people were just saying I was

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