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Sad Boy Radio CVII: The Things I'll Never Have? (W/ TRUB)
Sad Boys For Real! Atlanta artist, Trub, comes through & discusses his recent single with Project Pat hitting 3 million views, working with Juicy J, his struggles with anxiety, and the fear of the things he'll be missing being 100 percent locked in on music.
In the song, "Rich," August Alsina sings, "Am I wrong for wanting better / Should I just settle forever? / Ooh, I swear it feels like / This is as good as it gets." These are questions we all ask as not only creatives, but as people. We strive to have the things we've never had; however, in the midst of it all we lose sight of what's important. Unfortunately, we forget to cherish what we do have in our families & current living situations...
TRUB reflects on this by discussing how he can potentially miss out on having a family. However, the reverse being possibly missing out on sharign his story with the world by stopping music early. Leading us to reflect on, "the things we'll never have..."
Also discussed, building relationship with Andre Williams (grammy award winning A&R), where his anxiety stems from, how Project Pat has taught him to be a better man.
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Sad Boys For Real! Atlanta artist, Trub, comes through & discusses his recent single with Project Pat hitting 3 million views, working with Juicy J, his struggles with anxiety, and the fear of the things he'll be missing being 100 percent locked in on music.
In the song, "Rich," August Alsina sings, "Am I wrong for wanting better / Should I just settle forever? / Ooh, I swear it feels like / This is as good as it gets." These are questions we all ask as not only creatives, but as people. We strive to have the things we've never had; however, in the midst of it all we lose sight of what's important. Unfortunately, we forget to cherish what we do have in our families & current living situations...
TRUB reflects on this by discussing how he can potentially miss out on having a family. However, the reverse being possibly missing out on sharign his story with the world by stopping music early. Leading us to reflect on, "the things we'll never have..."
Also discussed, building relationship with Andre Williams (grammy award winning A&R), where his anxiety stems from, how Project Pat has taught him to be a better man.