When asked why deviating from the usual dancehall and one-liner, he responded by saying “While we might want to dance to escape reality, it’s important that we start spicing our music with a reasonable percentage of SENSE, just for the sake of the next generation.”
Desperate is beyond just a song, it’s a Movement, it’s a call to self assessment. The lyrics will pump some sense into your system, something that is becoming hard to find in today’s music.
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