I’m not asking anyone to see me as evil, but if you know me at all, you know I have a dark side. And trust me, it’s not just some phase—it’s a part of who I am. My dark side shows up in two big ways: my “evil” look and the music I play. I rock a look that’s unapologetically edgy, something that tells the world I’m not here to play by the rules. And when it comes to music, I’m all in. I blast tracks from Scarlxrd, Jasiah, and other artists who serve up raw, aggressive beats that light a fire under me. Their songs aren’t just tunes; they’re the soundtrack to my hustle.

At 27, I’m working harder than most. I make college kids look like they’re still figuring out their first steps while I’m out here living life on my own terms. I’ve heard people say, “You’re trying to do too much.” And I get it, but honestly, I’d rather be doing a lot now than be 30 and stuck at home with mama and daddy or still cramped up with roommates. While others complain about rent and the daily grind, I’ve learned that comfort can be the enemy of progress. Settling into your comfort zone is like agreeing to stop growing—staying safe is fine until it starts holding you back from chasing what you really want.

I’ve been down the typical roads too. I did the college life, took on 9-to-5 gigs, even tried my hand at sales jobs. But those conventional paths felt like a dead end. I never wanted to be another cog in the corporate machine, chained to a cubicle. That’s why I chose a different route—a life that’s as free and unfiltered as the music I pump through my speakers. I’m building what I want, on my own terms, and I don’t apologize for it.

Living this way isn’t easy. It means taking risks, dealing with setbacks, and sometimes facing harsh criticism from those who don’t get it. But I wouldn’t have it any other way. Every struggle, every late night, every moment of doubt only makes my hustle stronger. My dark side isn’t about negativity—it’s about harnessing the energy that fuels my ambition. It’s about proving that you can thrive outside the confines of what society expects.

I live loud, I live raw, and I live free. My “evil” look and the music that drives me aren’t signs of rebellion for the sake of it; they’re the tools I use to carve out my own destiny. I’m in a constant state of growth, always pushing boundaries and defying norms. And while some might think I’m overdoing it, I believe that living life fully means embracing every part of who you are—even the dark parts.

So here’s to living boldly, to taking risks, and to never settling for a life that doesn’t set your soul on fire. I’m not afraid to walk through the shadows because I know that’s where the light of my ambition burns brightest. And in the end, it’s that fire that’s going to take me exactly where I want to be.