It was just regular studio session. It was Booka’s song. He ain’t finished it. So I just got the whole song from him, and just tried to supervise, but I felt it. Booka put the soul into the hook, and that’s the type of vibe I was on, and we just made magic out of it. It was one of the latest ones that I did for my project. And people that was in the studio listened to it, like, “It got to come out.” So I just put it on the project, because I knew it made sense.

Just every day. It’s every day where we go through the hate, love, the phoniness, the doubt, and I just put all that into my head and just get the recorder, and Booka put the layout on the hook. He came up with that name for sure. So I just put my sauce to it.

The realness from it, like you will relate to something in there. I’m saying it ain’t got to be necessarily guns, but it could be a drug abuse. It could be fights. It can be getting into it with your best friend, falling out with family. It was like all ways, all routes, they can relate. Not necessarily just the streets. Everyday wellbeing.