Kris Renee Hazlitt

So what happened with the book is I wanted to write a book about something, not just an autobiography.

And I wanted it to have some type of substance.

And I also wanted it...

wanting it to tap into an audience outside of hip hop.

So me having the concept like intuition, I'm telling some stories.

And when I tell the story and I trace it all the way back, it's a voice that told me, boy, you ain't got no business going.

It told me before I got there or it told me to do.

So a lot of the stuff I thought about was either like, whether it was a trauma or even a celebration, I trace it back.

in my mind and it literally, and so then I started

Then you start hearing you made in the image of God and God is in you, all this stuff.

And then another thing that I felt like was super relatable to people is like how we say, you know, man, something told me I was going to run into something.

Oh, you feel somebody, you ain't, you know, I just feel like, what if that is like, whatever you believe in, obviously, but what if that's God in you?

Like,

whispering or whatever, just saying like, man, you know, this ain't, it's time to go.

It don't mean somebody finna shoot the place up, but sometimes it's time to go or something like that.

I'm like somebody that just abruptly like, like my team just be like, what are you going?

What are we doing?

You know, I just get up.

Yep.

Out of here.