Hitmaka

His back was against the wall.

Had your mother not intervened and sent you there, and I know the relationship, and we'll talk about this a little later.

Had your mother not did what she done, are we having this conversation today?

I doubt it.

I was like, I was really a bad kid on a bad path.

And like, even though at the moment it didn't feel good, but looking back in hindsight, like it might've saved my life and might've put me in a different position to where I could even be having this interview with you now.

But

The wound's so deep on that level with that.

As the story keep going or whatever, I'm gonna let you know some more shit that went on or whatever, and then you'll understand the dynamic.

As someone, as a child whose parents divorced, how do kids, what would you tell kids?

If you had a room full of kids, you were speaking to 300, 400 kids, and they're going through a very similar situation, parents divorced, what would you tell these kids?

Love your parents.

They're not perfect.

They're just humans and you'll realize it later.

And that's what people told me.

But you never really look at it like that in that moment.

It's like, I want my mom.

I want my dad.

I want this.

Because you had that.