Honestav

Yeah, exactly. And so I was like that. I was like, fuck you. I skipped school bro I never really went that was my freshman year I turned into this kid that I only like the cop come to the school my sophomore year and was like I had a warrant for my arrest just for like traffic violations because I didn't pay and he was like hey man if you play football then we want to arrest you. What?

Yeah, exactly. And so I was like that. I was like, fuck you. I skipped school bro I never really went that was my freshman year I turned into this kid that I only like the cop come to the school my sophomore year and was like I had a warrant for my arrest just for like traffic violations because I didn't pay and he was like hey man if you play football then we want to arrest you. What?

And so I basically was this kid that got away with never going to class and never doing any of the shit that I had to do because I played sports and I was the quarterback and I was the leader of the team and shit like that. So they were just giving me... Bro, I missed 80% of my classes in my senior year.

And so I basically was this kid that got away with never going to class and never doing any of the shit that I had to do because I played sports and I was the quarterback and I was the leader of the team and shit like that. So they were just giving me... Bro, I missed 80% of my classes in my senior year.

And I graduated. I have a high school diploma. And I had, like, D's and shit. Like, I never went to school. I never turned in my work. It was just football and basketball and shit. They just let me be. And they just let me kind of do my thing. And I think also nobody ever talked to me about it, but everybody kind of knew, like, hey, this is what's going on today. So I was, like, be easy on them.

And I graduated. I have a high school diploma. And I had, like, D's and shit. Like, I never went to school. I never turned in my work. It was just football and basketball and shit. They just let me be. And they just let me kind of do my thing. And I think also nobody ever talked to me about it, but everybody kind of knew, like, hey, this is what's going on today. So I was, like, be easy on them.

I would go to the library and sleep for fucking four hours every day. You know, I would, like, I would get lunch and go eat it, like, somewhere else.

I would go to the library and sleep for fucking four hours every day. You know, I would, like, I would get lunch and go eat it, like, somewhere else.

Not really. Not, like, I was nice, like, at my school. Like, I got, like, the...

Not really. Not, like, I was nice, like, at my school. Like, I got, like, the...

touchdown record and shit but like I was that was class one like I would have been sitting on the bench anywhere for real whoa yeah yeah that is crazy yeah so were you into music at that point yeah yeah I released my first song when I was like six fifteen yeah kind of in the wake of that experience and that was like kind of something that like parents like hated on me for and they like didn't want their kids to hang out with me because I was making rap music and so at that point you're probably you're into Mac Miller then

touchdown record and shit but like I was that was class one like I would have been sitting on the bench anywhere for real whoa yeah yeah that is crazy yeah so were you into music at that point yeah yeah I released my first song when I was like six fifteen yeah kind of in the wake of that experience and that was like kind of something that like parents like hated on me for and they like didn't want their kids to hang out with me because I was making rap music and so at that point you're probably you're into Mac Miller then

Yeah, bro. I loved Eminem back then. I loved Pink Floyd back then. I loved Kurt Cobain to this day, even still. These are people that I don't want to say idolized, but I looked up to. Mac Miller was definitely one. That was the one. I'm smoking cigarettes in the bathroom. I'm locking the door, man. I'm fucking turning on... I'm making a steamy in there. I'm turning on missed calls.

Yeah, bro. I loved Eminem back then. I loved Pink Floyd back then. I loved Kurt Cobain to this day, even still. These are people that I don't want to say idolized, but I looked up to. Mac Miller was definitely one. That was the one. I'm smoking cigarettes in the bathroom. I'm locking the door, man. I'm fucking turning on... I'm making a steamy in there. I'm turning on missed calls.

My Mac Miller, baby, I got missed calls and emails. What? I'm like, what, 15?

My Mac Miller, baby, I got missed calls and emails. What? I'm like, what, 15?

I've never ever... It's always just been my own... I've never felt like that. No, I was kind of like a lyrical rapper. I was kind of like trying to tell like a story. I remember I had a song where I was like 15 and I was like... I was like, fucking, it's dark, walking with the headphones on, you got a problem, like type shit like that, like trying to paint some picture.

I've never ever... It's always just been my own... I've never felt like that. No, I was kind of like a lyrical rapper. I was kind of like trying to tell like a story. I remember I had a song where I was like 15 and I was like... I was like, fucking, it's dark, walking with the headphones on, you got a problem, like type shit like that, like trying to paint some picture.

I never really took after anybody specifically. I think everybody was just kind of my muse for music. I was just making music with everybody's influence at the time. But I was making rap music because I wanted people to think I was cool.

I never really took after anybody specifically. I think everybody was just kind of my muse for music. I was just making music with everybody's influence at the time. But I was making rap music because I wanted people to think I was cool.