Internet famous ForeverBand discuses positivity,racism and the blueprint of his videos

Chicago Artist/Revolutionary, @foreverband_lockedinking , slides on us to discuss overcoming addiction, challenging racism/microagressions through his social experiment, & the importance of spreading positivity & love.

In the song, “Outta Town,” Forever Band says, ““In my 20s should be married / but I guess that’s not my life / in my 20s should be rich / I want it at any price.” This song depicts the questions we face early on in life. Feeling like we’re falling behind due to the things we “should have” in life, yet they’re so far from our reality. Zu knew early on that he was chasing money; however, he had to overcome various challenges that were immediately placed in front of him, and some he created.

Also discussed: Relationship with Chance The Rapper, Vic Mensa, Taylor Bennett & Adamn Killa, the crashout that led him to changing his life, always being himself, and losing close friend Danze.

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