People see the output, but they never see the process.
They hear the records, but they don’t hear the nights it took to get there.
They watch the moves, but they don’t understand the calculations behind them. That’s really what this song is about.
You don’t really know what I do
But I do
’Cause I do this.
That line isn’t arrogance. It’s awareness.
I’ve been doing this long enough to stop explaining myself. Long enough to understand that not everyone needs access to the blueprint. Some people only need the finished product — and even that confuses them.
I’m not loud about it. I’m consistent about it.
Ruthless Doesn’t Mean Reckless
When I say I’m ruthless, I don’t mean wild or careless.
I mean focused.
I mean disciplined.
I mean I’ll keep going even when it becomes uncomfortable for people watching.
I do this shit till I’m a nuisance.
That’s real life. When you commit to something fully, you eventually become annoying to people who half-step. Your work ethic exposes excuses. Your consistency shines a light on shortcuts.
And that bothers people.
This Isn’t Luck — It’s Reps
Nothing in my life came overnight.
Every bar, every move, every release is stacked on top of reps. Failures included. Lessons included. Long pauses included.
I don’t rush. I don’t chase. I don’t beg algorithms.
I build.
That’s why the Rubik’s Cube line matters so much to me:
On your mind like a Rubik’s Cube.
People try to figure it out. They twist it around. They think they’re close — then realize they’re not. And that’s fine. Not everything needs to be solved publicly.
Some things just need to work privately.
I’m Playing Chess, Not Posting Highlights
This record isn’t meant to scream. It’s meant to sit with you.
It’s meant to replay.
It’s meant to click later.
I don’t move for quick applause. I move for longevity. For ownership. For control. For peace of mind.
Music is just one piece of the board.
Listen When You’re Ready
If you catch it on the first listen, respect.
If it grows on you later, even better.
Watch / Listen here:
This isn’t for everyone.
It’s for people who understand repetition, pressure, and patience.
You don’t really know what I do.
But I do.
And that’s enough.