Lex P

Back in the day, like, I'm talking about, like, Whitney Houston back in the day, right?

Whitney Houston was something that was untouchable.

Michael Jackson, they were untouchable.

It wasn't social media.

So now I feel like...

With the celebrities, there's, like, social media.

They want to see your personality.

They want to connect with you.

So it's cool.

We have to connect.

But sometimes there's a little disconnect.

Because I think one thing, of course, like, when we tour, we're on a smaller scale, of course.

But I always want to make sure, like, things are affordable and...

I don't misplace my value because I do want to create a T-shirt that's $20 that they can afford.

I do want to create something that if somebody just wants to pick it up and support me.

So how do you balance that of like, I want to make money, but I also want to stay true to my audience?

That's a good question.

I guess you want to, like any menu, you want to have something on there affordable, but you want to, you know, you might have a,

market price on there too though you know i mean so i think with anything you know artists have to survive too like we build up a certain lifestyle you buy your your mom a mom on a second house she doesn't have a mortgage or anything you know and you have people around that you that you

You know, you build up this certain lifestyle.