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Sad Boy Radio CXXVI: Learning To Let Go? (KAMI Interview)
Sad boys For Real! Chicago artist, KAMI, slides to PVTSTCK to discuss his recent album, "Its OK Loverrr," being raised by his grandma, reshaped view of death, and learning to let go as he grows to understand himself better.
In the song, "Runaway," KAMI says, "You know what you just had did/ I had to learn to forgive/ right after all off these years, here I am / numbing my pain." Although the song was made 5 years ago, KAMI sees his music relating to him more & more as of recent; learning to let go of not only the pain & anger he's held onto for years, but the unhealthy coping mechanisms used to suppress his issues. KAMI has used music, fashion, and therapy as ways to express himself; learning more about the things he needs to change. Learning to let go being the most important...
Also discussed, living in Ghana, the way Save Money counterparts Vic Mensa & Joey Purp have influenced him, and being scared of love.
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Sad boys For Real! Chicago artist, KAMI, slides to PVTSTCK to discuss his recent album, "Its OK Loverrr," being raised by his grandma, reshaped view of death, and learning to let go as he grows to understand himself better.
In the song, "Runaway," KAMI says, "You know what you just had did/ I had to learn to forgive/ right after all off these years, here I am / numbing my pain." Although the song was made 5 years ago, KAMI sees his music relating to him more & more as of recent; learning to let go of not only the pain & anger he's held onto for years, but the unhealthy coping mechanisms used to suppress his issues. KAMI has used music, fashion, and therapy as ways to express himself; learning more about the things he needs to change. Learning to let go being the most important...
Also discussed, living in Ghana, the way Save Money counterparts Vic Mensa & Joey Purp have influenced him, and being scared of love.