070 SHAKE 4 FLAUNT Presented by Bottega Veneta full article on their website —— What do you think is something specifically different about this album compared to any of the work you’ve put out before? I’ll start by saying, just as far as the pace of my career, and as far as my albums go, it’s gonna be a growing process. So on each album, I’m going to be growing, and you’re going to feel as if you’re growing with me through it. That’s really what it feels like, and I think that’s what it should feel like. That’s why this is a different process. It’s a different process for every artist. But there are some artists whose first album is their best album. And then after that, they’re kind of chasing that. They’re trying to—how do I get that feeling again? And now it’s like you’re kind of working backwards. Whereas here, you can really just see the gradual growth. I’m not trying to be anything else. As a human, I’m just growing. And I feel like even with that, the music, it’s way more. I’ve become more confident in my ideas and in my leadership. I think I was a little more scared during Modus. I didn’t realize that I was a leader to the full extent that I know I am now. Whereas for this album, there was a little less fear this time around. And I think the next time around there will be even less fear than You Can’t Kill Me. It really is that, I think—the process of letting go of fear through each body of work in different ways.