We’re excited to introduce you to the always interesting and insightful LUCKY DINERO. We hope you’ll enjoy our conversation with LUCKY below.
LUCKY, thanks for taking the time to share your stories with us today Are you happier as a creative? Do you sometimes think about what it would be like to just have a regular job? Can you talk to us about how you think through these emotions?
Of course I do. I do it every now and then helping her friends or family. my last regular real job was when I was detailing cars for a dealership and get paid commission, which I still do on my own vehicles and I love still doing it because the satisfying when you clean something and making it spotless
But I left because everybody was not fighting but hiding cars and taking cars from other people it’s a competition
But yeah, it was all right. I don’t miss that job particular as far as in the location in place, but the Bosses and employees were with them this day
LUCKY, before we move on to more of these sorts of questions, can you take some time to bring our readers up to speed on you and what you do?
We’re honestly I just worked hard and got well-connected in network with a lot of people and moved to different. I went to the route and resource of a lot of things that I wanted to find out about or learn about working with hard and some major artist. I’ve worked with because they’re talented or just music in general I don’t do features. I’m very selective. What’s the time I don’t even charge for a feature
Build my own team Only Label at first when everybody wanted to shine at the same time, didn’t work out someone wanted to get paid when we were not even on that level so I didn’t really work out instead. I just reached out to other creators they do photography engineering, etc. I like I don’t like working on it voice and stuff like that.
And it worked out better that way
I did a lot of discipline stop going out as much stop smoking you know doing things that I would normally do save money. Patience is important next to money and when they say you got another right people man as the more I go into the industry, the more I see.
I used to record my own stuff my own videos like I said before my little sister would help me as far as in holding the camera I did the editing and so on just this year, I started producing my own beats, not most because I’m still learning, but I’m definitely getting better And I love my sound Sound Inspired by many producers, especially the ones I’ve worked with
But in all honesty, my goal this year I want to build my fanbase well I call him supporters so my support system to the point where I just get paid and live off of my dream. Of course I want to travel the world and buy my people their house, etc. the usual things people do. I’m proud of myself and proud of the things I have done and doing and each time I drop or each time that goes by I get a new blessing and I’m grateful for everything when they hear my music or when I drop an album you might not like song seven, but you might like song 13 or you might not like me as an artist but your sister or your mom or your dad or somebody you know will so yeah
Learning and unlearning are both critical parts of growth – can you share a story of a time when you had to unlearn a lesson?
The night everybody’s gonna say yes not everybody’s gonna give you the answer. You want to hear sometimes not everybody that you look up to is really who they are. What all that being said is come in this game with high expectations and expecting things just be prepared for whatever comes your way but one thing I can tell you is never give up And keep because literally anything is possible and if you want actions
For you, what’s the most rewarding aspect of being a creative?
I think working with one of the artists I grew up with as far as in listening to KAP G working with a producers that I’ve always wanted to work with or any artist in general, getting my first nominated getting fans from not just my hometown charting on On Apple Music my song feelings trending on TikTok got my first billboard on New York Times Square on the release of my last album so many things that I’m grateful for
Did my first sprite ad commercial for social media?
Made it on a lot of blocks sites that I also grew up to like the source magazine 50cent.com billboard.com and others
Contact Info:
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