Ohana Bam Talks Losing Friends While Finding Himself

Ohana Bam Talks Losing Friends While Finding Himself

Chicago rapper, Ohana Bam, slides to PVTSTCK to discuss his recently released project "Summer Songs 4 Girls," previously being signed to Atlantic Records, overcoming doubt from friends & family, and finding himself as a man & artist.

In the song, "Dear Brenton," Bam says the perspective of an outsider, “They Call you Bam, I call you Brenton / so you never forget where/ you started to get there / it fell outta thin air," Bam reflects on the people in his life who called once his dreams became a reality; however, he uses this as an opportunity to shine light on the negative impacts of "fame", and what life looks like once you gain "success." Bam had to navigate becoming a man while also chasing success in an industry where no one believes in you until there's something tangible.

Also discussed: unlearning bad habits, learning to let go of relationships, importance of support from mom & music being in "Fast & Furious: Hobbs & Shaw."