Noza Jordan opens up on topics of substance abuse, life as an artist for OTF and the definition of love.

@otf recording artist, @nozajordan visits to discuss his most recent drops, relationship with Lil Durk & OTF, struggles with substance abuse & relationships that forced him to redefine his idea of love.

In the song, “Apologize” Jordan uses his music to address the flawed parts of himself that continuously let not only others down, but himself as well. In the song he says, “I don’t want you to think I run from the truth / get lost, confused, some bridges burning these fumes / been stuck in yesterday / can’t seem to change my ways.” Jordan faces his mistakes head on, and lets the person he’s addressing know that he’s taking accountability. Often, we let our flaws & ego overtake us without ever apologizing to those we hurt along the way.

Also discussed: Relationship with Lil Durk’s manager (Rell), learning to love himself, and being afraid of being alone.