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Sad Boy Radio CXXV: Better Than I Was? (Flex Sinatra Interview)
Sad Boys For Real! Flawless Entertainment/Def Jam recording artist, Flex Sinatra, slides to PVTSTCK to discuss signing his recent deal, remaining a positive role model, how his childhood shaped him, and finding a new version of himself through every step of life.
In the song, "Valuable," Flex Sinatra says, "You gotta give yourself forgiveness you can’t right every wrong,” Flex reflects on the mistakes he's made, and realizes that they don't define him. Allowing him to focus on his growth & find ways to elevate to a new level.
Although Flex says most of his life revolves around music, it was the moments outside that shaped him. From growing up in the "Plex," to his grandma telling him "you're gonna be somebody," Flex was always destined for greatness; he just had to find the next version of himself that was ready to step into that.
Also discussed, almost having a kid at 21, pressure to succeed after reaching goals, experiences forcing us to relearn who we are.
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Sad Boys For Real! Flawless Entertainment/Def Jam recording artist, Flex Sinatra, slides to PVTSTCK to discuss signing his recent deal, remaining a positive role model, how his childhood shaped him, and finding a new version of himself through every step of life.
In the song, "Valuable," Flex Sinatra says, "You gotta give yourself forgiveness you can’t right every wrong,” Flex reflects on the mistakes he's made, and realizes that they don't define him. Allowing him to focus on his growth & find ways to elevate to a new level.
Although Flex says most of his life revolves around music, it was the moments outside that shaped him. From growing up in the "Plex," to his grandma telling him "you're gonna be somebody," Flex was always destined for greatness; he just had to find the next version of himself that was ready to step into that.
Also discussed, almost having a kid at 21, pressure to succeed after reaching goals, experiences forcing us to relearn who we are.