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Sad Boy Radio CXII: Closing This Chapter? (W/ Femdot.)
Sad Boys For Real! Chicago rapper, Femdot., visits the studio to discuss his journey as not only an artist, but as a person. Femdot's projects are all connected to one another, and It's a concept that seems to follow Fem throughout everything he does. In this interview, we unpack the reasons behind why Femdot. is the person he is & the thing's he's learned about himself through his experiences.
In the song, "Happy Breakup Song," Femdot. says, "This ain’t no / if you hear this can I get you back song / this is a thank you for loving me, even when you were loving too long / this a thank you for helping me find myself song," We all learn things about ourselves through relationships whether it be romantic or not. For Fem he realized his inability to communicate emotions, and learned that somethings are not meant for you at a certain time, even if you want it. Sometimes you just have to close certain chapters.
Also discussed, Jimmy Butler shoutout, wrapping up 10-year project series, being on tour, and pressure to succeed.
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Sad Boys For Real! Chicago rapper, Femdot., visits the studio to discuss his journey as not only an artist, but as a person. Femdot's projects are all connected to one another, and It's a concept that seems to follow Fem throughout everything he does. In this interview, we unpack the reasons behind why Femdot. is the person he is & the thing's he's learned about himself through his experiences.
In the song, "Happy Breakup Song," Femdot. says, "This ain’t no / if you hear this can I get you back song / this is a thank you for loving me, even when you were loving too long / this a thank you for helping me find myself song," We all learn things about ourselves through relationships whether it be romantic or not. For Fem he realized his inability to communicate emotions, and learned that somethings are not meant for you at a certain time, even if you want it. Sometimes you just have to close certain chapters.
Also discussed, Jimmy Butler shoutout, wrapping up 10-year project series, being on tour, and pressure to succeed.