Last month, the New York City rapper made his solo debut on Mass Appeal and challenged himself to make a street rap album with crossover appeal.
Producer(s): Karbine
This is “the one for the ladies.”
Yeah, yeah.
So, talk about the concept of the song.
This is funny how this s—t came about. So, I met Karbine at the gym, right? He might’ve been like 17 at the time. And he was a fan of mine and he wanted buy a verse off me. He had bought a verse off me before, and I was like, “I don’t really wanna charge this kid.” But he was like, “I got the money, bro. I really want to do it.” Because he makes albums himself.
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