From the opening lines—“Believe in yourself, who else gon believe in you?”—Chainz sets the tone. The song isn’t about the car; it’s about conviction. It’s about carrying yourself like someone who knows exactly what they bring to the table.

“Fly Away” isn’t just a song for Week 7.It’s a reminder that heartbreak can push you exactly where you were meant to be.That dreams don’t disappear — they just wait for you to return

My first introduction to the real world came at eighteen, when a country boy from Virginia suddenly found himself stationed in Uijeongbu, South Korea. That experience cracked my entire sonic universe open.

That bar is simple yet heavy, and it’s something I personally relate to. Success exposes loyalty. Setbacks expose the truth. “Cuban Links” isn’t just a record for me.

Prince always had a way of saying what everybody else was scared to. ‘Pop Life’ is a ‘face the music’ record — it’s a reality check. It’s knowing not everybody gets to win...

“This one’s different — this one’s mine. ‘Ain’t F***in Wit Me’ wasn’t made to be humble, it was made to make a point. It’s a statement record — chest out, chin up, eyes forward. I wrote it from that headspace where you stop questioning your place and start owning it."

"There’s something about Tierra Whack that feels fearless — like she’s not trying to fit in, she’s just being. ‘Meagan Good’ hits that space between vulnerability and confidence that I relate to heavy. It’s quiet but powerful, smooth but real."

My people joke that when I wake up listening to Breezy and my shoulders are loose, it’s gonna be a good night — and they’re never wrong. This week it’s ‘It Depends,’ because that record moves how I move.