Darren Waller

Um, because it's like, you know, I think a lot of people know the song I have called top play and it's like, okay, cool.

But like, if you look at the rest of my discography, it's like, I'm pouring shit out on their songs.

That was a powerful experience for me in just like –

like the growth with like always needing the validation of people.

Um, I look back on that experience.

I don't regret sharing the music in any way.

If there was one thing I would have changed, I would have, um, put forth like extra, uh, context because in the context of the video, um, cause like the song was called, um, who knew her perspective.

So the basis of the song is I'm writing.

The idea was writing.

If, uh,

if the, cause a lot of similar patterns and relationships over my life.

So if the woman had the, had the pen and was writing a song to me, what would that song be?

And so by the perspective being, I'm singing from the woman's perspective in the video, I'm the woman that's experiencing the pain.

Whereas like people clipped it and put it out and it was like, Oh,

Like I stabbed in the back, but it's like I was trying to be more artistic.

Yeah, and at the time, I had a phone that was called a light phone I had got probably a couple months before my divorce.

So I wasn't even on the internet.

I had friends be like, yo, Stephen A. Smith is talking about this.

And I was like, oh, fuck, I was not anticipating this.

Because I put music out, and people that are fans of me or follow me like my music, but it was never a big thing.