Mc Missiii🧨

For instance Dopenation has been at it for a hot minute, every song they put out they push it to their audience like it’s their first ever release 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

Spoiling women who have their own money >>>>>>>>>

They ain’t all that!!!😏

They just folk

This DarkoVibes verse cold af 🥶

I fully support ✅

😂😂😂

I don’t think people realize how much their location can affect their life

My anonymous inbox is surprisingly busy lately! 😵‍💫 It’s interesting how much people have to say when they don't have to attach a name to it. 🤔💭

Nights in Japan … so Tokyo’s drift is a real thing?

If you think IShowSpeed put Africa and African countries on YouTube, you don’t know that fella Wode Maya from Ghana 🇬🇭.

Life is better when you’re actually present :)

The golden rule of social grace: Never go where you aren’t invited. Know your worth and hold your peace 🥂

This is what China showed last night they can do with drones and AI. Take a look ! Please share

If they haven’t grown in years, they’re not a friend, they’re dead weight.

Shut up and DRIVE!!!

Somebody asked me why my music connects so deeply with people. I thought for a while about it and there was only one answer - Honesty. I tell the truth as much as I can, even when it’s uncomfortable for me. And though this may not make it easy for the music to reach a lot of people, when it finds you, it really finds you deep down in your heart. From FMB to KANI, my work has been about adulthood, the kind nobody prepares you for. Being responsible. Breaking patterns. Learning that peace is something you practice, not something you stumble into. In the years between both albums, I lived those themes more than I performed them. I watched the industry move faster, louder, more visual. And instead of chasing it, I stood still long enough to ask myself what kind of artist I want to be remembered as. Not the most visible. Not the most viral. But the most useful. The kind whose work meets people where they are: at work, in traffic, in prayer, in doubt, in hope. This year wasn’t about releases as much as it was about foundations. I’m grateful for every listener who’s grown with me. Every fan who’s aging alongside the music. Every young person who finds language for their confusion in my words. Every collaborator who understood that legacy is built slowly. I’m grateful to everyone who waited. Everyone who returned. Everyone who never left. And everyone discovering the work for the first time. If this year taught me anything, it’s that my calling isn’t to keep up — it’s to stay true. To water what’s mine. To trust timing. To keep doing the work even when it’s quiet. We’re stepping into a new year with intention. With more conversations. More giving. More music that tells the truth. No rush. No panic. Just purpose. Happy New Year. The work continues. Don’t trip, Stay Focused. Don’t forget to breathe 🧘🏾‍♂️

Issa Banger! 💥

Happy New Year! 2026 will be a banger