He believes that many independent artists fail to reach their financial potential because they do not understand how to effectively monetize their content.

“there's a lot of people who got talent who got movement who they missing out on a lot of [ __ ] money man all because they don't know how to monetize this [ __ ] they don't know how to put they movement what they created into monetization right”

He prioritizes earning money and genuine professional relationships over engaging in industry politics or maintaining loyalty to people who did not support him.

“Ain't No [ __ ] wrote me no letter man yeah Ain't No [ __ ] shouted me out while I was locked down but Kevin Gates the baby them [ __ ] them [ __ ] was was good supporters like during my bid I'm coming here all gay season now”

The current music industry environment and collaboration make success a difficult but engaging competitive game.

“if you want a song to go up the charts, it's got to beat everybody else's and it's it's a fun game.”

Success as an artist is best sustained by cultivating a loyal fan base over time rather than chasing quick, short-term validation.

“I think that there's levels to it. I think that a lot of people aim for like the surface level where it's like you get one or two things and you're good and that's what takes you to the top. But usually that that that works against you because you'll have that spike, but then you'll go back down”