Ever wondered how a childhood steeped in music can shape a top-tier producer? Join us as we chat with the extraordinarily talented OG Parker, who shares his incredible journey from learning piano with his grandfather at Morehouse to mastering FL Studio in high school. Listen in as Parker opens up about his musical inspirations, including legends like Pharrell and Timbaland, and dives into his love for R&B and that irresistible "bounce." You'll also get a peek into his thoughts on toxicity and his top three favorite rappers, offering a nuanced view of his creative world.Ever been curious about the behind-the-scenes magic of the music industry? Parker enlightens us on the complexities of running a record label, producing hit tracks like "Impatient" and "Rain Down," and collaborating with major artists like Chris Brown and PartyNextDoor. He paints a vivid picture of the dynamic studio environment in Atlanta compared to more intimate settings elsewhere, shedding light on the unique cultural vibes that influence creativity. From managing a team of producers to guiding the creative freedom of artists, Parker's insights are a masterclass for any aspiring music mogul.But it's not all about the beats and the business. In our final segment, we honor the legacy of PNB Rock through a heartfelt discussion about a collaborative track featuring PNB Rock and Lakia. Parker also takes us into his exciting foray into fashion with his new brand, "7," inspired by divine influence and Pharrell's aesthetic. Wrapping up with a fun game segment, Parker reveals his personal quirks and aspirations, including a nostalgic nod to his NBA dreams and his love for J Cole’s "Friday Night Lights." Tune in for an episode that's rich with music, fashion, and heartfelt moments—not to mention plenty of laughs.Talk Soon! ✌🏾 Stay connected! Follow @wnttlk on all platforms.

What happens when a high school golfer turns into a rising music sensation? Join us as Victoria Monet takes us through her electrifying journey from the greens to the stage. She candidly opens up about her transition from background work to the spotlight, sharing the highs and lows of newfound fame. Victoria also gives us an exclusive peek into the creative process behind her Jaguar album series and teases the upcoming Jaguar 2 deluxe edition. Plus, don't miss her empowering single, "Alright," and her groundbreaking collaboration with Kaytranada, which marks a significant milestone for women in the industry.We then shift gears to explore the transformative power of visuals in music. Through the eyes of a DJ whose career has skyrocketed thanks to choreographed dance and storytelling, we dive into the nostalgia-filled music video for "On my Mama." This heartwarming piece features appearances by her mom and daughter, bringing early 2000s culture back to life. The discussion expands to the personal challenges and victories of balancing motherhood with a demanding career, shedding light on the importance of wellness and health post-pregnancy.The episode also touches on broader themes of health, career longevity, and cultural shifts in the music industry. We discuss societal pressures on female musicians regarding motherhood and how this dynamic is changing for the better. Victoria shares her exhilarating experience working with Usher and other legendary artists. The conversation wraps up with a fun and revealing game of "Questions That Need Answers," where Victoria opens up about personal quirks and exciting future projects, including a potential Christmas-themed release. This episode is a perfect mix of meaningful insights and lighthearted fun that you won't want to miss.Talk Soon! ✌🏾 Stay connected! Follow @wnttlk on all platforms.

Ever wondered how one woman's vision could transform the landscape for Black women in media? Tasha Mack, the brilliant mind behind Black Girls in Media, takes us through her remarkable journey from a modest group chat in 2018 to hosting powerful conferences and brunches in major cities. Tasha opens up about the importance of community when navigating career moves to bustling cities like New York and Los Angeles, where finding your tribe can make all the difference. Her candid reflections offer invaluable insights into overcoming challenges and embracing growth, both personally and professionally.But that's not all—Tasha delves into the emotional and strategic aspects of leading a movement. From taking a two-year hiatus to meticulously planning impactful events, she discusses the balance between authenticity and change. As we touch on the need for a supportive and collaborative environment versus competition, Tasha's heartfelt stories, including mentoring her high school-aged niece, underscore the profound impact of guiding the next generation. Tune in to celebrate Tasha's inspiring contributions and discover the empowering resources Black Girls in Media offers to both women and men in the industry.Talk Soon! ✌🏾 Stay connected! Follow @wnttlk on all platforms.

What could possibly inspire a rising music star to create an EP filled with tracks that didn't make the cut for an upcoming album? Mez joins us to share the story behind his Loading EP, featuring collaborations with standout artists like Childish Major, St John, Mavie, and Leon Bridges. He provides a candid look into the in-person studio sessions that birthed these tracks and discusses his vision for a balanced life where happiness, family, and career harmoniously coexist.From penning hits for Dr. Dre’s Compton to receiving a life-altering call to work on Kanye West’s Life of Pablo, I recount my personal rollercoaster of experiences in the music industry. The journey is peppered with serendipitous moments, rapid travels, and the differing studio vibes that have defined my path. Through recounting these highs and lows, I hope to shed light on the complex but rewarding nature of a career in music, especially during the tumultuous years between 2015 and 2020.Our episode also delves into the multifaceted journey of an artist who has collaborated with legends like J. Cole, Dr. Dre, and Kanye West. We explore the challenges and triumphs of being a creative force in both music and directing, highlighting the importance of resilience and self-motivation. With exciting news about a forthcoming album, listeners are in for a treat as we discuss the thrill of creating new music and finding joy in the process. Don't miss the hidden gems and personal insights we uncover in this deeply compelling episode.Talk Soon! ✌🏾 Stay connected! Follow @wnttlk on all platforms.

What happens when a rising star in hip-hop channels the likes of Missy Elliott, Lauryn Hill, and André 3000 to create her debut project? This episode features an intimate conversation with Jordan, the talented female MC behind "Straight No Chase." Jordan lays bare the emotional journey of releasing a new project, detailing the meticulous process of perfecting her tracks, and the mix of anxiety and excitement she feels about audience reactions. We get up close and personal with her influences and her dedication to authenticity, as she shares how her strong penmanship and unique perspectives carve a distinct space for her in the industry.Ever wondered how diverse musical influences shape an artist's sound? Jordan's innovative approach to vocal and melodic performances draws from an eclectic mix of genres, including Caribbean reggae and alt rock. Partnering with producer Fredro, Jordan channels her personal and professional struggles into her songwriting, creating tracks that resonate deeply with listeners. "Straight No Chase" and "Picture Perfect" are spotlighted for their powerful impact, showcasing Jordan's ability to transform raw emotion into compelling music.Through this episode, you'll witness Jordan's artistic evolution and the significance behind featuring previously released tracks like "Flo" on her debut EP. We draw on hip-hop icons like Queen Latifah and Lauryn Hill to underscore themes of self-respect, boundaries, and personal growth. Jordan, aka "She's Just Different," wraps up by expressing her excitement about her new project, offering a heartfelt shout-out to her grandma, and letting listeners know where to find her on social media and streaming platforms. An inspiring conversation that promises to connect with you on a deeper level, tune in for a memorable and authentic experience.Talk Soon! ✌🏾 Stay connected! Follow @wnttlk on all platforms.

Ever wondered how the fusion of hyperpop, Sexy Drill, and R&B samples can revolutionize the music scene? Join us as Leif takes us through the vibrant world of Hyperdrill and Jersey Club Disco, pioneering New York's next sonic wave. She not only breaks down her creative process and collaborations with notable Jersey producers like Ace Mula and MC Vert Project X but also shares her insights into the synergistic relationship between her music and fashion ventures. With Leif's innovative sounds and her role as a muse for Pat McGrath, and campaigns with Calvin Klein and Aeropostale, this episode is a feast for anyone passionate about boundary-pushing music and fashion.Switching gears, we explore Leif's transformation into her "Dream Girl Era," a journey marked by inclusivity and relentless dream-chasing. Reflecting on collaborations with artists such as Cash Cobain, Lay, and Baby Tate, Leif reveals how these partnerships align with her personal playlist and the latest trends like Sexy Drill and Jersey Club. We also discuss the nuances of personal accountability, relationship maturity, and how astrological signs influence our interactions. From nostalgic childhood hobbies to our shared love for Korean dramas and K-pop, this episode blends musical innovation with heartfelt personal stories and light-hearted conversations.Talk Soon! ✌🏾 Stay connected! Follow @wnttlk on all platforms.

What happens when a gifted musician channels her childhood memories and personal reflections into an album? Discover the emotional journey of Ravyn Lenae as she opens up about her upcoming release, "birdseye." Ravyn talks candidly about balancing the pressures of the music industry with maintaining healthy habits and the significance of her iconic red hair. Hear her discuss the heartfelt themes in her song "One Wish," inspired by the ripple effects of parental relationships, and learn about the concept behind its evocative music video.This episode is a treasure trove for music lovers and aspiring artists alike. We dive into Ravyn's creative process, where influences ranging from 60s doo-wop to modern pop guide her authentic sound. Enjoy insights into her collaboration with Ty Dolla $ign on "Dream Girl" and the whimsical yet poignant track "Bad Idea." Raven also reflects on her journey of self-discovery, both as a woman and an artist, sharing how her music brings her closer to understanding herself. Plus, find out which Stevie Wonder deep cut she holds dear and get ready for the release of "Bird's Eye" on August 9th. You won't want to miss this intimate conversation with one of today's most promising talents.Talk Soon! ✌🏾 Stay connected! Follow @wnttlk on all platforms.

Ever wondered how a single track can reshape the entire music scene? Join us as we sit down with the legendary Manny Fresh and Juvenile, the masterminds behind "Back That Ass Up," to uncover the secrets of their monumental impact on the music industry. From the electrifying origin of New Orleans bounce music to the unforgettable Tiny Desk performance that captured their raw, organic energy, this episode promises a nostalgic and thrilling ride through their storied careers.Juvenile takes us on a journey through his artistic evolution, sharing how his voice matured from the early days of "Bounce for the Juvenile" to his resurgence with "Soldier Rags." Discover the integral role of live instrumentation in Cash Money's music and how friendly competition with Manny Fresh keeps their creative juices flowing. Plus, Juvenile drops some exciting hints about new music on the horizon, signaling an exhilarating new phase in his career.Peek behind the scenes of the Hot Boys' dynamic and competitive atmosphere, with amusing anecdotes about missed studio sessions and Lil Wayne's relentless work ethic. Reflect on the art of music production, the importance of originality, and the lessons learned from balancing professional achievements with personal growth. This episode is packed with wild memories, humorous stories, and candid reflections that offer a fulfilling yet challenging look at the journey of doing what we love. Don't miss this engaging and nostalgic conversation with Manny Fresh and Juvenile!Talk Soon! ✌🏾 Stay connected! Follow @wnttlk on all platforms.

Can you imagine the journey of a passionate lyricist from a quiet Oregon suburb to the bustling hip-hop scene? Meet Wynn, our talented guest from Portland, who shares her incredible story of transformation. Influenced by hip-hop legends like Lupe Fiasco, Jay-Z, and Lil Wayne, Wynn found solace and expression in music. From her early days of freestyling and participating in ciphers to embracing the often overlooked title of MC, Wynn opens up about her dedication to lyrical wordplay and how she evolved both as an artist and a public figure.Being a confident and independent woman in the largely male-dominated rap industry comes with unique challenges, and Wynn navigates them with grace and authenticity. She candidly discusses the complexities of maintaining her morals and femininity while asserting herself in an industry that often blurs the lines between sexualization and empowerment. We delve into audience dynamics, exploring how male and female listeners differ across various platforms, and Wynn's quest to create music that resonates universally.Finally, we explore the emotional aftermath of a breakup and its influence on personal growth and artistic expression. Inspired by the transparency of artists like Kendrick Lamar, Drake, and J. Cole, Wynn shares her journey of vulnerability and offers relationship advice that balances confidence and humility. As we conclude, Wynn teases her upcoming music projects, promises a highly anticipated sequel, and shares some lighthearted moments, including a quirky drinking game and heartwarming shout-outs to her beloved grandma.Talk Soon! ✌🏾 Stay connected! Follow @wnttlk on all platforms.

What's it really like to create a hit song from a casual day in the studio? Talented artist Bay Swag gives us an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at his journey in the music industry. We begin with a playful conversation about the ideal world and relationships, setting the tone for an intimate chat with Bay Swag. Nyla Symone reflects on her awareness of Bae Swag's continued perseverance and the serendipitous creation of his chart-topping song "Fisher" with Cash. Bay Swag also shares the origins of the Sexy Drill genre, crediting Child and Cash's earlier projects, and talks about their evolving slang that keeps their creative process vibrant and exciting.Ever wondered how great music can come from a bedroom studio? Bay Swag takes us through his creative process, emphasizing the ease of using Pro Tools over FL Studio and the vital role of community feedback. We also engage in a fun game called "Questions that Need Answers," uncovering personal insights on intuition, relaxation through massages, and the quirky world of astrological dating. The conversation then explores aspirations beyond music, including fashion, and paints a picture of an ideal world with multiple girlfriends. As we debate the complexities of relationships and fidelity, we challenge societal norms and double standards, wrapping up with a sneak peek into Bay Swag's upcoming versatile tape featuring sexy drill tracks.Talk Soon! ✌🏾 Stay connected! Follow @wnttlk on all platforms.

What if your childhood tears were a hidden sign of musical genius? Journey Montana joins Nyla Simone to reveal her evolution from the "saddest girl in Harlem" to an artist embracing a full spectrum of emotions in her music. Journey’s new album, executive produced by Camper, is a testament to her introspective journey and multi-layered songwriting. Hear fascinating childhood stories, including how crying in perfect pitch hinted at her early musical inclinations, and the emotional rollercoaster of being a Scorpio trying to master eyeliner. Journey Montana's career is a powerful example of how delusional confidence and self-belief can propel someone into the public eye. We discuss the crucial role of maintaining tunnel vision and blissful ignorance to brush off rejection and criticism. Journey opens up about positive affirmations, the power of words in manifesting realities, and the themes of self-worth and empowerment—especially for women of color—explored in her debut project. This conversation highlights how her steadfast mindset combats societal pressures and reinforces her sense of self-belief.Take a nostalgic trip with us to Harlem as we reminisce about local gems like Lighthouse on 135th. Journey’s bubbly personality lights up the discussion, adding warmth to the anticipation surrounding her new album. With her single "Journey" already capturing hearts, we share where fans can follow Journey Montana on social media. This episode is a heartfelt blend of personal anecdotes, emotional growth, and the universal allure of R&B, making it an uplifting listen for anyone seeking inspiration and a deeper connection to music.Talk Soon! ✌🏾 Stay connected! Follow @wnttlk on all platforms.

What shapes an artist into a musical chameleon? We sit down with Jev, whose journey from Canada to the Democratic Republic of Congo and South Africa has molded his eclectic sound. Jev recounts the pivotal moment at nine years old that ignited his passion for music and how his diverse upbringing has led him to blend genres like boom bap and alternative hip-hop seamlessly. From discussing the dynamic music scenes of South Africa and Canada to the profound influences of artists like Burna Boy and Drake, Jeb offers a rich tapestry of insights that will leave you pondering the evolution of hip-hop itself.Jev also opens up about the transformative power of a change in environment and the unexpected inspiration drawn from the pandemic, reigniting his passion for music. We delve into his admiration for legends like J. Cole, Kendrick Lamar, and Wu-Tang Clan, and explore his broad creative aspirations that span film and tech. Whether reminiscing about managing a girl group in seventh grade or sharing his dreams of collaborating with Solange, Jeb's entrepreneurial spirit and profound respect for hip-hop history shine through. Don't miss the chance to connect with Jeb and be inspired by his journey, entrepreneurial spirit, and musical genius.Talk Soon! ✌🏾 Stay connected! Follow @wnttlk on all platforms.

What happens when a rising star almost meets a hip-hop legend in an unexpected place? Iman Nunez kicks off our latest episode with a hilarious story about nearly bumping into Pusha T in a bathroom at Rolling Loud. From there, we journey through Iman's transformative path from athlete to rapper, inspired by icons like Bow Wow and Fab. With the mentorship of Yonkers legends The Lox and D-Block, Iman shares how these relationships have molded his music and relentless drive, including a standout moment freestyling over a beat by Kevin Durant.Ever wondered how to juggle school and a music career? We tackle the balancing act Iman faces, including his thoughts on maybe returning to education part-time. Get an inside look at the creation of "Phases Volume 2," a mixtape hosted by Gabe from On the Radar, and the creative vision behind the On the Radar cipher featuring artists in suits. This chapter highlights the power of collaboration and the viral success that followed, exemplifying Iman's innovative spirit.Rap beefs, personal growth, and astrology—this episode has it all. We dissect the intense rivalry between Kendrick Lamar and Drake, sharing our thoughts on their lyrical clashes. Iman opens up about the highs and lows of the music industry, reflecting on the importance of self-acceptance and resilience. We even dive into the quirks of zodiac signs and maintaining long-term relationships in the chaotic world of hip-hop. Don’t miss out on tips for connecting with fans on social media and the latest updates on "Phases Volume 2." Follow Iman Nunez @ImanNunez to stay in the loop!Talk Soon! ✌🏾 Stay connected! Follow @wnttlk on all platforms.

Curious about the candid quirks of FTO Sett? Join us as Nyla Symone hosts a rollercoaster of a conversation with Set himself, where he humorously airs his grievances about the bustling life of New York City. You'll hear about his newfound practicality symbolized by a fresh haircut and get the inside scoop on his time on the dating show "20 Versus 1." Sett doesn't hold back as he discusses his motivations for joining the show and candidly shares his thoughts on the contestants. Plus, don't miss out as Set opens up about the challenges and thrills of his budding music career, fueled by the influence of Pooh Shiesty.But that's not all. Sett paints a vivid picture of the Memphis music scene, shedding light on the unique sense of community and support that sets the city's artists apart. The conversation takes a deeper turn as Set reflects on personal growth, the importance of respecting others, and the surprising twists in his own life, including his college experience and Greek life affiliations. Whether you're a fan of Sett or fascinated by the dynamics of the Memphis music scene, this episode is packed with insights and revelations you won't want to miss!Talk Soon! ✌🏾 Stay connected! Follow @wnttlk on all platforms.

What if the criticism you receive could actually be viewed as a form of love? Sit down with us as we chat with the legendary Jim Jones, who shares his seasoned perspective on life, music, and the nature of staying relevant in the ever-evolving hip-hop industry. Get an insider's look into his unique creative process, where he recites instead of writes, and hear the moving story behind his album "El Capo," birthed from a darker, transformative period in his life. Jim's candid reflections on authenticity, persistence, and the real meaning of criticism offer a compelling narrative of growth and resilience.Ever wondered how hip-hop fashion has evolved over the years, or why Harlem remains a powerful influence? Jim Jones takes us through the vibrant tapestry of hip-hop style, from the introduction of BB Simon belts and True Religion jeans to Chrome Heart's current craze. Learn how pioneers like Nas, Jada, Fab, and Fat Joe have embraced both age and youth trends, weaving together the old and the new in a genre once seen as a young man's game. Harlem’s distinct confidence and flair shine through as Jim recounts his own journey in helping shape the culture.Finally, explore the importance of nurturing the next generation of artists with insights from Jim's transition from hustling to directing and engineering with Dipset. Discover the organic reception of his new hit "2 Turn" and the vibrant energy it brings to the streets and clubs. With exciting updates about his upcoming album "At the Church Steps," marking the 20th anniversary of "On My Way to Church," Jim shares personal stories of growth, introspection, and dealing with public scrutiny. This episode promises an engaging blend of music, style, and heartfelt reflections that you won't want to miss.Talk Soon! ✌🏾 Stay connected! Follow @wnttlk on all platforms.

Kehlani has a story that is both compelling and deeply relatable. Imagine living with numerical dyslexia while balancing a thriving music career and motherhood. In our heartfelt conversation, Kehlani opens up about these challenges and how they have shaped her new album, "Crash." She takes us behind the scenes of its creation, sharing the emotional highs and wild adventures that inspired it. From crazy Vegas trips to the joys and struggles of being a parent in the limelight, Kehlani's journey is full of genuine moments and valuable insights.Ever wondered how an artist manages to create music that is both personally fulfilling and commercially successful? Kehlani sheds light on navigating the delicate balance between artistic integrity and industry expectations. She also emphasizes the importance of fitness and mental well-being, revealing her empowering journey of self-expression and advocacy. Social media platforms like TikTok have played a significant role in her self-education, and she shares the joy of receiving support from her artistic community. Our chat wouldn’t be complete without diving into Kehlani’s musical collaborations. The episode highlights the magic of blending talents, like the unique partnership between Jill Scott and Young Miko, creating tracks that resonate deeply with fans. Kehlani gives us a glimpse into the cultural significance of serenading in R&B, amusing live performance anecdotes, and the dynamics of performing with a significant other. Plus, we touch on her musical influences, the authenticity of her work, and what fans can look forward to in future collaborations. Join us for a rich tapestry of personal anecdotes, professional wisdom, and heartfelt reflections.Talk Soon! ✌🏾 Stay connected! Follow @wnttlk on all platforms.

How does an independent artist thrive in the ever-shifting music industry? We’re about to find out, as we sit down with Harlem’s own, Neek Bucks. In this episode, Neek shares the emotional story behind H4 Records, a name born from a pivotal moment in his life. You’ll hear about his journey from a private individual to a rising star who resonates deeply with fans through his music and social media.Neek takes us through his musical collaborations, including an unexpected partnership with Justine that dates back to 2014, and his long-awaited track with Rowdy, "Wait." He also gives us a peek into his personal life, revealing his morning ritual of listening to 90s R&B with his daughter. As a fiercely independent Leo, Nick talks about the importance of creative control and the empowerment that comes with it.We also explore H4 Records, Neek’s brainchild, and his experiences working with industry giants like Steve Stout and Trackmasters. Discover how his partnership with Virgin Music Group and United Masters has shaped his career. With a newfound passion for producing soulful beats, Neek discusses his latest single, "Back Outside." We wrap up with a closer look at Neek Bucks, highlighting his community efforts and dreams of collaborating with legends like 50 Cent and Jay-Z. Join us for an episode brimming with authenticity, creativity, and pure musical passion.Talk Soon! ✌🏾 Stay connected! Follow @wnttlk on all platforms.

What does it take to balance the artistry of music with the business side of the industry? Multi-talented artist Leon Thomas joins us to share his journey, from the exhilarating highs of performing at his first Roots Picnic to the challenges of a Broadway performance while ill. Hear his insights on blending generations of R&B talent at the "Recipe for the Change of the State of R&B" event, and the essential role of goal orientation and teamwork in harmonizing creative and business pursuits. Leon recounts a chance encounter at a red light that sparked a dynamic collaboration with Ty and Sean Baron under the Motown imprint, Easy Money. He provides a behind-the-scenes look at producing for other artists like Bryson Tiller, the hurdles of working abroad, and the importance of maintaining an abundance mindset. With a musical heritage rich in collaborations with icons like Babyface, Leon offers a unique perspective on the significance of sharing creative ideas and the journey from producer to solo artist.In an exciting preview of his upcoming album "Mutt," Leon draws fascinating parallels between dog training and relationship dynamics, offering a fresh take on personal growth and control. With stories about his chemistry with long-time bandmates, the constraints and freedoms of live performances, and a heartfelt connection with his German Shepherd-Husky mix, this episode is a deep dive into Leon's creative world. We also spotlight an electrifying collaboration with director Haji from August, underscoring the power of creative synergy. Join us for a candid conversation filled with reflections on personal growth, legendary influences, and the thrill of anticipating future projects.Talk Soon! ✌🏾 Stay connected! Follow @wnttlk on all platforms.

What happens when an unstoppable force meets the vibrant world of the music industry? Teenear, with her fierce "Big Miami Energy," shares the pivotal moments that have shaped her dynamic career. From her early days in New York to the heartwarming welcome at Slip and Slide Records, she recounts the crucial steps that transitioned her from recording demos to creating her first single, thanks to the visionary guidance of producer Anthony Frank.Journey alongside Teenear as she opens up about her formative years in musical theater and the unforgettable Justin Bieber contest that fueled her passion for music creation. She reminisces about the unwavering support from legendary artists Trick and Trina, and how these powerful connections, alongside her soulful church performances, molded her distinct voice in the R&B genre. Her story is one of relentless creative growth and self-discovery, from a theater kid to a respected solo artist.Teenear also dives deep into the personal aspects of her music, reflecting on how it serves as a vessel for her emotions and relationships. As an Aries, she explores the balance between assertiveness and sensitivity, both in her art and in love. Get an insider look at her collaboration with Rick Ross on "Moment," and how an unexpected pause in 2020 led her to find her true artistic voice. She concludes by teasing her upcoming project "Never Met a Me," offering listeners a glimpse into what’s next for this extraordinary artist.Talk Soon! ✌🏾 Stay connected! Follow @wnttlk on all platforms.

What happens when you mix the hustle mentality of Texas with the relentless drive of a former football player turned hip-hop artist? Join us for an eye-opening conversation with Big X Tha Plug, who shares his transformative journey from working at UPS and missing his son's first birthday while incarcerated to becoming a successful artist, CEO, and dedicated father. Big X doesn't shy away from discussing the challenges he faces, including the invaluable support from the mothers of his children and his commitment to being a great father despite his flaws as a partner.Texas is buzzing with an evolving music scene, and Big X gives us the inside scoop on the rise of Texas drill music and the cultural shifts within the state's hip-hop community. Explore how the landscape has shifted from a hardcore gangster image to a more expressive and diverse environment, and hear about the meteoric rise of artists like D-Glock. We also touch on the unlikely popularity of rodeos and efforts to bridge the gap between Dallas and Houston through collaborations, emphasizing the importance of unity in the music industry. Learn about Big X's new music label and its rapid ascent up the charts, all while maintaining an authentic approach to success and gangsterism.Ever wondered what life on the road is really like for a rising star? Big X opens up about the grueling grind of back-to-back shows and constant travel, while also stressing the importance of rest and mental health. From his love for R&B to his laid-back fashion sense, discover the personal quirks that make Big X unique. We'll also delve into the emotional highs and lows of his success and explore the enlightening yet intense experiences of using psychedelics like shrooms. Finally, enjoy a fun game of "Questions that Need Answers," where Big X reveals some of his personal thoughts and quirks. This episode is a rollercoaster of emotions, insights, and laughs—don’t miss it!Talk Soon! ✌🏾 Stay connected! Follow @wnttlk on all platforms.