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    Sad Boy Radio

    Sad Boy Radio is the #1 music podcast in Chicago! We interview your favorite artists around the world, and discuss everyday life problems through the universal language of music! Tune in every Friday for a new episode! Youtube: Sad Boy Radio IG: Sad.boy.radio

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    Gado 2X Interview: Talks Fatherhood, BREAKING Generational Curses, G Herbo & MORE | Sad Boy Radio Aug 27, 2024

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago rapper, Gado 2x, slides to PVTSTCK to discuss the highs & lows of his journey. From receiving features from G Herbo & Valee, to getting locked up for a weekend and being forced to reflect. Gado has faced many of his own struggles, but has continued to look for ways to elevate throughout his life. In the song, "First Day Out," Gado says, “Ain’t no criminal, I’m just misunderstood." A feeling that is consistently discussed for many creatives; for Gado, this feeling runs deeper than the surface. Gado allows his music to tell the stories he usually keeps silent about. Also discussed, Impact of Father's Incarceration, Losing A Child, and Reflecting On What Could've Been had he stayed in Chicago.

    BigKayBeezy Interview: Dropped MURDER Charge, LEAVING Street Life, Polo G & MORE | Sad Boy Radio Aug 27, 2024

    Sad Boys For Real! Interscope signed recording artist, Big Kay Beezy, slides to PVTSTCK to discuss overcoming a murder charge, singing to Interscope, becoming a dad, and being the role model that he never had. In the song, "Set The Record Straight," Beezy raps, "Screaming what’s up now / but deep inside I’m breaking down / and they not trynna see me smile." Beezy has endured more than most in this lifetime. From fighting for his life, losing close friends, and reaching the lowest point of his life at what should've been the highest. Often, people are forced to put on a smile when all they want to do is stop and breakdown. Through it all, Beezy has embodied the definition of resilience; not allowing anything to stop him from being the role model he didn't have growing up. Also discussed, impact of parents' divorce, why he continued to pursue street life, working with Polo G, and maintaining mental health even at his lowest.

    Sergio Esparza Interview: Talks Sexxy Redd, No More Heroes, QUITTING School & MORE | Sad Boy Radio Aug 27, 2024

    Sad Boys For Real! No More Heroes Videographer, Sergio Esparza, slides to PVTSTCK to talk about his decision to quit school & pursue videography, Regrets from past decisions, and working with some of the biggest artists in Hip-Hop at this moment! In the song, "Eastside," Halsey says, "Seventeen and we got a dream to have a family / A house and everything in between / And then, oh, suddenly we turned twenty-three / Now we got pressure for taking our life more seriously." A feeling that every young 20 year old goes through. There becomes a pressure to succeed, and make sacrifices in your personal life. Sometimes, these sacrifices aren't even worth your happiness. Fortunately Sergio has been blessed to work with No More Heroes, and shoot for artists such as Sexxy Red, Mello Buckz, DCG Bros & MORE! Also discussed, MISSING dad's birthday, Trying to Sneak Into G Herbo Show, Building Community In Chicago.

    Jaas Interview: HIATUS from Music, Infidelity, Toxic Relationships, Self-Love & MORE | Sad Boy Radio Aug 27, 2024

    Sad Boys For Real. R&B Singer, Jaas, slides to PVTSCK, to discuss her hiatus from music after her Debut EP, non-traditional view on cheating, toxic relationships, and learning & practicing self-love. In the song, "Unavailable," Jaas sings, "Pain is love, you know you taught me first / So I think I'll wash my hands with." A feeling that is all too familiar to everyone; even those who are too prideful to admit it. Through this experience, we learn what we will accept from love, as well as reject from it. For Jaas, she realized that her self-worth comes from more than just relationships & wholeness won't come from solely another individual. Jaas explores the concept of love through her music, and allows it to tell her story to a T. She chases her passion to the very end, and won't let anybody stop her from being the star she's meant to be. Also discussed, working with Chris Classick, Briefly living in Atlanta, Influence of growing up around males, and Finding her Purpose in Chicago.

    Richaun Holmes Interview: Journey to NBA, Wizards Trade, IMPORTANCE of Family & MORE | Sad Boy Radio Aug 26, 2024

    Sad Boys For Real! Washington Wizards Forward, Richaun Holmes, invites us to discuss the struggles he's overcome to make it to the NBA, mental impact of being traded mid-season, and maintaining professionalism while dealing with adversity. In the song, "Soul Right," Femdot says, "Understand that in this world put your joy first / I seen a lot of things, but never a trailer on a hearst / so yes, build some, get some for the lineage / but doing so without living life is ridiculous." This is a sentiment that most people chasing their passion can relate to. For Richaun, this goes back to the fear of failing, and not being enough for what his family needs. Not only that, but not being everything he thought he could be. Also discussed, Getting Benched After Welcome To The NBA Moment From Lebron, Being Traded For "Cash Considerations," Definition of Being A Man.

    Munna Ikee Interview: Growing Up In O'Block, No Jumper, HEALING From Loss & MORE | Sad Boy Radio Aug 26, 2024

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago singer, Munna Ikee, slides to PVTSTCK to discuss his recent visit to No Jumper, the influence from growing up in O'Block, and the mental impact of losing close friends. Munna Ikee sings in his song, "Hope In My Hood," "I been tryna find hope, but I'm the hope in my hood," Ikee has witnessed the many phases his community has gone through. From the peaks of Chief Keef & King Von, to the losses of some of the people closest to him & his neighborhood. Ikee talks about feeling like all hope has been lost, but with love & leadership he can be the one to bring hope back to O'Block. Also discussed, relationship with Shoebox Baby, being forced to grow up fast/losing his childhood, and feeling misunderstood by those closest to him.

    OG Juwon Interview: Being SENT to Nigeria, OG Music Group, Purpose in Life & MORE | Sad Boy Radio Aug 26, 2024

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago Rapper, Juwon, slides to PVTSTCK to discuss the formation of OG music group, growing up with immigrant parents, and the significance of being able to blend into both corporate & street life. Finding your voice & your purpose is sometimes the hardest thing to do; especially once you've finished school during a pandemic. In the song "Feeling Lucky," Juwon says, "Ever hear a rap before? Cause them lil boys ain't ****** with me." It wasn't long ago that Juwon was strictly focused on throwing parties; however, he's is quickly rising in them music scene & showing the world that he belongs. Also discussed, QUITTING basketball in college, self-expression through music, being pushed to pursue music, and figuring out purpose in life.

    HotRod Interview: Talks JOINING WGCI, Losing His Father, Chicago Community & MORE | Sad Boy Radio Aug 26, 2024

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago DJ/Activist/Creator, HotRod, slides to PVTSTCK to discuss his recent move to WGCI, importance of building creative community in Chicago, mental health struggles after losing father, and more! In the song, "Turn To You," Justin Bieber says, "when you’re lost and you’re tired / When you’re broken in two / Let my love take you higher/ 'Cause I still turn to you..." Even at the peak of his father's sickness Hotrod turned to his father for guidance. His father set the standard for who he hoped he could be, and it has shown through his value in being a parent. Hotrod has turned his grind up knowing he has to provide for his family, and has established himself as not only a pillar in Chicago, but the music community. Breaking countless records (Yung MA "OOOUUU," Jack Harlow "What's Poppin") & starting his own company, Peprally Takeover. Also discussed, starting playlists, helping artists breakthrough, and growing as a person/creative.

    Eddy Mack Interview: Talks QUITTING music, Battling Depression, & Palestine | Sad Boy Radio Aug 26, 2024

    Sad Boys For Real! Detroit artist, Eddy Mack, slides to PVTSTCK to discuss ongoing controversy in Palestine, his battle with depression, and completely quitting music. Eddy Mack says in his VIRAL song, "The Sound of War," "News telling lies check the facts that they cover / Cuz my people out here crying or they dying or they suffer," touching on the current controversy taking place in Palestine. This song became a turning point for Eddy's career & gave him a greater purpose. A purpose to speak out for his people & who are facing immense turmoil. Eddy has become a voice for the voiceless & has taken the lead in executive producing a whole album dedicated to the country. This album has revitalized Eddy's career, and brought him back after he initially gave up on a dream that was proven to be a fantasy. Also discussed, having his music STOLEN, dependency in relationships, losing football career to injuries.

    Pierre "Peeweedaplug" Andresen on LEAVING House of Highlights, ESPN, Music & MORE | Sad Boy Radio Aug 26, 2024

    Sad Boys For Real! Numbers on The Board host, Pierre "Peeweedaplug" Andresen, slides to PVTSTCK to discuss leaving House of Highlights, giving up making music to manage Flex Sinatra, and finding his purpose in life. In the song, "Heavily Flawed," Pierre says, "You won’t see a blemish or gimmick / I’m real / I’m authentic / Can’t do it unless my heart in it," Something that he lives by to this day. Pierre keeps three things close to him: his faith, basketball, and music. In two of those things, he had to adapt & find his true purpose. Although Pierre gave up playing a sport that's in his DNA he found a way to keep it in his life through his podcast "Through The Wire." Pierre's story truly demonstrates to never give up, and that your purpose will find you. Also discussed, origin of RichVision, lessons from his mother, how being born in the city but raised in the suburbs helped shape him, signing to ESPN through Peyton Manning's production company "OMAHA"

    Hypno Carlito Interview: SIGNING To OTF, Directing FIRST Movie, Fatherhood & MORE | Sad Boy Radio Aug 26, 2024

    Sad Boys For Real. OTF artist/director/entrepreneur, Hypno Carlito, slides to PVTSTCK to discuss his journey within the music industry, and the changes that have taken place throughout his life. From signing to JIVE at 15, to touring with Lil Durk & finding his second family; Hypno has experienced massive success in many avenues. Although he was successful, Hypno continued to forge a new path by starting his own businesses & even directing his own film, "Primary Position." In the song, "My Life," Hypno says, "I dealt with the pain with a smile / I never lived life as a child / I gotta give a better life to my child." Hypno's form of self-expression had always been music from early on, and the lack of stability in his child-hood has pushed him to go 10x harder for his own family. Thus forcing him to "never settle." Also discussed, losing his mom at 5 years old, meetings with Netflix & Hulu, working with Nick Cannon & Spike Lee.

    Sad Boy Radio CXXXVI: Real Life? (Workrate Interview) Aug 26, 2024

    Sad Boys For Real! UK drill rapper, Workrate, slides to PVTSTCK, to discuss working on album for Palesteine, contradictions between lifestyle & religion, traumas, and being an imperfect human. In the song, "Ridiculous," Workrate says, “We going through **** but we don’t say niche / just pray to allah cause we need his help." Workrate believes that the only person he can truly confide in is Allah; that "a man cannot show his emotional side." These are the circumstances that are created by people's environments; unfortunately, Workrate has been through more than most. Thus, instilling a numbness that has yet to be healed. Workrate uses his faith to navigate his real life issues, and looks toward Allah in times of trouble. Also discussed, disconnect with family, self-realization, and being sober for 3 years.

    Sad Boy Radio CXXXV: 10 Years Later? (PVTSTCK INTERVIEW) Aug 26, 2024

    Sad Boys For Real! PVTSTCK studio owners (Herson, Jason, & Luis), sit down with me to discuss their ten year journey & the importance behind the studio they've built from the ground up. This unique group has been a staple for the Chicago community over their last 10 years; helping artists such as Saba & The Hxliday gain early success. In addition to their early work with the artists above, PVTSTCK has opened its doors to countless creatives to hone their craft & build relationships. Thus, establishing the studio as a powerhouse in the Chicago scene. In the song "6PM in New York," Drake says, "Longevity, wonder how long they'll check for me / Prolly forever if I stay in my zone / I speak on this generation but can't change it alone," PVTSTCK has remained true to their one goal, and that is to empower the next generation. However, for as much adapting they've had to do as professionals they've done the same as people. Leading us to this conversation of, "10 years later..." Also discussed, giving back to their communities, balancing life & work, finding themselves as people.

    Shoebox Baby Interview: LIVING in O'Block, Survivor's Guilt, Chief Keef & King Von | Sad Boy Radio Aug 26, 2024

    Sad Boys For Reall! Chicago artist, Shoebox Baby, slides to PVTSTCK to discuss growing up in O’Block, how his early success impacted his mindset, and learning how to cope with the loss of those closest to him. In the song, “Recovery Mode” by FEMDOT he says, “So what you when you look in my eyes? / All the trauma I hide / All the hurt I disguise / So what you see when you think about our lives? / And all the times that I've tried and feel guilty that we alive.” This concept has followed Shoebox as he’s become the man he is today. Dealing with the repercussions of “survivor’s guilt” & the idea that it could’ve been him. Box has been shaped by the home he’s known his whole life. For better & for worse. Living with the traumas that have been instilled, but using those as motivation for his next chapter. Also discussed, "Make O'Block Great Again," memories with King Von, influence that Chief Keef had on the community, appearing on No Jumper & On The Radar.

    Sad Boy Radio CXXXIIII: Learning To Forgive? (D2X Interview) Aug 26, 2024

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago artist, D2X, slides to PVTSTCK to discuss his album "Hotel 1105", giving up basketball and pursuing music, healing from previous marriage, and forgiving his parents & himself. In the song, "Route Paradise," D2X says, "I'm getting older, I release resentment from my shoulder / forgiving my dad, myself, my mama, I was chosen." Often, instability while growing up instills feelings of anger and resent. D2X is reflective of his past-experiences, and the things that have instilled both positive & negative qualities within him. He soon realized these negative qualities were impacting his mental health; thus, impacting the people around him. D2X had to learn to forgive his parents, so that he can begin to forgive himself. Also discussed, changes from "The Color Blue" to "Hotel 1105," starting to write "Hotel 1105" as a celebration and ending in tragedy, and understanding that he doesn't have to have all the answers.

    Sad Boy Radio CXXXII: Now That You're Gone? (Senite Interview) Aug 26, 2024

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago artist, Senite, visits PVTSTCK to discuss learning to love music, growing up fast after the loss of her brother, failed friendships/relationships, and healing from past traumas. In the song, "Billionaire," Senite sings, "If I charged for how much I loved / I’d be a billionaire right now." A regret that most people carry nowadays is trying to save a relationship for longer than we should have, or even just giving more love than a person deserved out of us. Senite is a person driven by love, whether that be for her family, friends, or whomever she is in a relationship with. Due to carrying her heart on her sleeve, she's had to heal herself & pick up the broken pieces that were left behind from each heart shattering experience. Also discussed, performing with The Roots in 2009, concept behind her EP titles, hating music school, and growing up as the odd one out in her family.

    Sad Boy Radio CXXXI: A Ghost Of Self? (LaSalle Grandeur Interview) Aug 26, 2024

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago artist, LaSalle Grandeur, slides to studio to discuss his latest album, losing both his parents, letting go of the pain from his past, and learning to live his truth. In the song, "Trusted Angels," Lasalle says, "imma leave when things get too affectionate / believe me, I don't wanna runaway / yet everyone love fades away," LaSalle has experiences loss from an early age, and has been forced to accept everything in life is temporary. At points, this pain has dictated the way he crafts & develops new relationships. We've all faced trauma, but the difference is the way we respond when facing our triggers. At some point we have to let go of these "ghosts" that haunt us; even if they're ones that lie within us. Also discussed, pressure of living up to others' expectations, definition of a "man," what happiness looks like, importance of voicemails from Saba & Ausar.

    Sad Boy Radio CXXX: Never Switching Up? (Pronto Spazzout Interview) Aug 26, 2024

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago rapper, Pronto Spazzout, slides to PVTSTCK to discuss creating Jiggy Music, the influence of street life, importance of parental figures, and healing from the loss of his cousin. In the remix of "Back in Blood," Pronto says, "I never rat / even on the opps / how you do that to your blood?" Maintaining your integrity & never switching up on those closest to you are values Pronto has carried throughout his life. Especially since these are the circumstances that caused his father to be reincarcerated. Pronto's father has always remained connected to him; even through circumstances that were meant to tear them apart. Through this, Pronto has learned the meaning of being a father to his own kids. Making sure to always be present & teach them to never switch up Also discussed, being falsely accused of being a dad, impact of his father being in jail for most of his life, where Pronto's trust issues originated from.

    Sad Boy Radio CXXIX: Time Stops For No One? (Prez Harris Interview) Aug 26, 2024

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago Rapper, Prez Harris, slides to PVTSTCK to discuss touring off his album, "Hourglass," pressure to succeed, feeling like time is passing him by, and balancing relationships & music. In the song, "Emotionless," Drake says, "I always hear people complain about the place that they live / That all the people here are fake and they got nothin' to give / 'Cause they been starin' at somebody else's version of ****." Drake touches on a feeling that everybody knows all too well. Harris mentions how watching the way other people's lives advanced made him feel like time was passing him by. However, it's easy to feel left behind when all you're doing is focusing on what others have. Harris allowed himself to be taken away from music multiple times, and even contemplating giving it up altogether at one point. The feeling of time stopping for no one started to creep up, and he realized he had a choice ti make. Also discussed, getting cheated on, falling in love with music at a young age, and how has changed over the years.

    Sad Boy Radio CXVIII: Everything Is Both? (Barton Fitzpatrick Interview) Aug 26, 2024

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago actor & singer, Barton Fitzpatrick, slides to PVTSTCK to discuss working on "The Chi," learning to navigate fame, growing as a leader through the actor's strike, and the importance of becoming a father. G Eazy says in the song, "Time," "It's only a dream until it happens to you / But no one ever told me these things would be happening too." The song discusses the amazing things that we dream of in life, but that doesn't mean all of the bad things stop. Bartón's life is very much similar to the theme of the movie "Everything Is Both," as well as this song, because for all the blessings he's received he's overcome just as much hardship. From the highs of becoming a renowned actor, to losing a child that was on the way. Each of these experiences have shaped Bartón into the man we see today. Also discussed: visiting The Breakfast Club, being guided by DuShon M Brown & Jason Mitchell, & the importance of your parents' influence.

    Sad Boy Radio CXXVII: Life's A Blessin? (Lil Blessin Interview) Nov 10, 2023

    Chicago artist, Lil Blessin, slides to PVTSTCK to discuss working with Travis Scott & Zona Man, beating cancer twice, losing his grandma, and how his perspective on life has changed throughout the years. In the song, "Boat" Ed Sheeran says, "They say that all scars will heal but I know / Maybe I won't / But the waves won't break my boat." Blessin has been through more than most: not only battling cancer twice, but experiencing the loss of some of the closest people in his life. Through this, Blessin has pushed himself farther than most ever could; realizing that life's a blessin. Blessin understands the mission he's on, and continues to move past the pain on his way to being the biggest ever. Also discussed, hiatus from music, how he maintains his mental health nowadays, hitting lows even at his highest points.

    Sad Boy Radio CXXVI: Learning To Let Go? (KAMI Interview) Nov 09, 2023

    Sad boys For Real! Chicago artist, KAMI, slides to PVTSTCK to discuss his recent album, "Its OK Loverrr," being raised by his grandma, reshaped view of death, and learning to let go as he grows to understand himself better. In the song, "Runaway," KAMI says, "You know what you just had did/ I had to learn to forgive/ right after all off these years, here I am / numbing my pain." Although the song was made 5 years ago, KAMI sees his music relating to him more & more as of recent; learning to let go of not only the pain & anger he's held onto for years, but the unhealthy coping mechanisms used to suppress his issues. KAMI has used music, fashion, and therapy as ways to express himself; learning more about the things he needs to change. Learning to let go being the most important... Also discussed, living in Ghana, the way Save Money counterparts Vic Mensa & Joey Purp have influenced him, and being scared of love.

    Sad Boy Radio CXXV: Better Than I Was? (Flex Sinatra Interview) Nov 09, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Flawless Entertainment/Def Jam recording artist, Flex Sinatra, slides to PVTSTCK to discuss signing his recent deal, remaining a positive role model, how his childhood shaped him, and finding a new version of himself through every step of life. In the song, "Valuable," Flex Sinatra says, "You gotta give yourself forgiveness you can’t right every wrong,” Flex reflects on the mistakes he's made, and realizes that they don't define him. Allowing him to focus on his growth & find ways to elevate to a new level. Although Flex says most of his life revolves around music, it was the moments outside that shaped him. From growing up in the "Plex," to his grandma telling him "you're gonna be somebody," Flex was always destined for greatness; he just had to find the next version of himself that was ready to step into that. Also discussed, almost having a kid at 21, pressure to succeed after reaching goals, experiences forcing us to relearn who we are.

    Sad Boy Radio CXXIII: What Is Your Reason? (Chris Classick Interview) Oct 04, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Owner of Classick studios, Chris Classick, slides to PVTSTCK to discuss managing Smino & Monte Booker, starting Classick studios, losing his mom at 18, and learning to let go of things that no longer serve a purpose. In the song, "End Of Youth," Ed Sheeran says, "Is this the ending of our youth when pain starts taking over? / I just don't know if I can ever just let it go / Everything's falling apart, when love is real, there's never closure / I guess it's all part of life, but I can't help but feel low," and this was the reality for Chris. The moment his mother left this earth, his world was turned upside down & sent him into a deep depression. However, throughout this time, there was one thing that saved him & helped him find his reason... music. Music was the thing that healed Chris, and allowed him to express the pain he was going through. Chris' form of expression helped build a reputation that precedes him, and allowed him to help countless artists achieve their own goals. Chris took the darkest moment in his life and found his reason. Also discussed, working on SZA's CTRL album, learning to be a father, music community in Chicago, and

    Sad Boy Radio CXXI: My Past Doesn't Define Me? (Daylight Tone Interview) Oct 04, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago artist, Daylight Tone, slides to PVTSTCK to discuss working with CB MIX, getting fired from apple, dealing with his anxiety, and running away from his past traumas. In the song "Still Yours," Big Sean says, "Sometimes you gotta break your heart to save your sould." Often, there's situations & people that it hurts us to let go of, but we need to in order to grow. Daylight was forced to do this with not only his job, but his relationships; leading to the person we see today. Daylight is on a mission to "bring the fun" back to music, but the "fun" can sometimes be a mask to cover the things he's been through. The traumas that have instilled a sense of anxiety and impostor syndrome. Through this all, Daylight is learning to not allow his past to define him... Also discussed, growing up in the shadow of his brother, being told not to pursue music, being scared of failure.

    Sad Boy Radio CXX: Outgrowing The Old Me? (Bae Wicked Interview) Oct 04, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago DJ, Bae Wicked, slides to PVTSTCK to talk about being successful in a male dominated industry, finding herself as a person/mother after a nine-year relationship, prioritizing mental health, and the aftermath of her life-altering car accident. Big Sean said in the song, "Single Again," "I'm single again, blaming you is just so easy / But maybe the problem's me / I'm single again / Guess that's just the way it's gon' be / Maybe I should spend this time on me." Bae Wicked has gone on a journey of self-discovery after her car accident that left her with limited mobility. The situation left her with an abundance of anger being directed towards the wrong people, and a feeling of being "forgotten." This forced her to look inward & discover who she really is. Doing so, she realized that she needed to value herself & her time more, rather than being angry. Bae decided to take this as an opportunity to outgrow certain traits & situations she didn't like anymore. Thus, outgrowing the old her... Also discussed, running away from problems, being a role model for her daughter, creating the persona of Bae Wicked

    Sad Boy Radio CXIX: Who I Could’ve Been? (KingTrey Interview) Oct 04, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago artist, KingTrey, slides to the studio to discuss his new album (The Southend Legend), being held at gunpoint as a kid, mental toll of living somewhere you’re “not accepted,” and the decisions that have made KingTrey who he is today. KingTrey says in his song “How Tony Became Trey,” “in 8th grade, them dudes came up & put a gun in my back / RIP TONY.” In this moment, everything changed for Trey. This is the moment that sent him to a neighborhood he felt like he didn’t belong in, the moment that set him on the path to pursue music, the moment that forced Trey to shed the first identity he ever knew. It only takes one thing in our life to change for everything to be completely different. Our stories aren’t defined by a singular moment; however, the story changes if certain things never happened. Leaving us to ponder, “who I could’ve been?” Also discussed, working with Mick Jenkins, wanting more out of life, not going to college, and reflecting on own childhood after having a kid.

    Sad Boy Radio CXVIII: Everything Has Changed? (Mfn Melo Interview) Oct 04, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Pivot Gang member, Mfn Melo, slides to the studio to discuss the formation of Pivot Gang, moving through life without his best friends, having a daughter, and the experiences that have shaped him into the Melo we see today. Ed Sheeran says in the song Tides, "I have grown up, I am a father now /Everything has changed, but I am still the same somehow." Throughout life, we experience things that shape us as people; however, at the core we remain the same person we've always been. Our perspective shifts on how we see the people & the things around us, and we are cautious about those we let in. Melo has experienced the highest of highs and the lowest of lows, yet he remains grateful everyday for the things he has. From nationwide tours to losing his best friends five minutes after talking; these are all things he's had to navigate while coming to understand himself and his emotions. For Melo, everything has changed from when he was just a kid hanging out with his friends. Also discussed, becoming a father, influence of growing up in Chicago, & leaning on vices when struggling with emotions.

    Sad Boy Radio CXVII: Trynna Heal? (SONNY Interview) Oct 04, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago artist, SONNY, slides to the studio & discusses the inspiration behind his name change from hatesonny to SONNY, being forced to "accept" his reality due to where he grew up, and learning to make music based on real life experiences & how to grow through them. SONNY says in his song, "Trynna Heal," "Know all the mistakes I made just made me the man I am / always come through, try to play my part / I'm just trynna do everything I can / for me, my fam, my gang, my kin." Sonny accepts his past & realizes how he can be a better friend, son, and person for himself. We're all shaped by the wrongs we've done, but what separates us from each other is what we do to change or stay the same. SONNY is in a place where he's just "trynna heal." Also discussed, losing people close to you, having to accept growing up, working with Femdot & OG Stevo, and mental toll of being in public eye.

    Sad Boy Radio CXVI: Outta Time? (Rick Dawg Interview) Oct 04, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago videographer, Rick Dawg, slides to the studio to discuss his "Vaulted Bars" series, the strain being a creative has placed on his relationships, and always feeling like there's a constant need to work Ed Sheeran says in the song "2step." "'Cause we're living life at a different pace, stuck in a constant race / Keep the pressure on, you're bound to break / Something's got to change." Often, creatives find themselves in a never-ending race. We're racing to be the best at our craft & heavily criticizing ourselves at the same time. This pace creates a strain on not only our health, but the health of our relationships. Making us feel like we're outta time. Also discussed, being forced to grow up, identity outside of art, importance behind Vaulted Bars.

    Sad Boy Radio CXV: Pivot My Life? (W/ FRSH WATERS of Pivot Gang) Aug 04, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Pivot Gang Co-Founder, FRSH WATERS, slides to the studio to discuss starting Pivot Gang, being incarcerated early on, and how the losses of close family have impacted him both mentally & professionally. Frsh has faced adversity head on in many ways throughout his life; however, he's never been one to back down from the challenge. Instead, he's pivoted his life & turned his negative situations into positives. In the song, "Time" by G Eazy he says, "All the money in the world, I can't find where they selling time / Or a button that rewind, I'm just thinkin', sippin' this wine, let me catch you up." The idea that time is something you can't get back is something we're all familiar with, but the idea of not being able to get back time with family hurts even more. Frsh & I discuss the things he's learned from his late brother Squeak & what he would tell him if he were here today. Also discussed, relationship with Saba, watching Pivot Gang explode while incarcerated, the way his environment shaped him.

    Sad Boy Radio CXIV: Following My Path? (W/ Remi Momson of No More Heroes) Aug 03, 2023

    Sad Boy For Real! Music video producer, Remi Momson, visits the studio to discuss working with No More Heroes, producing the video for "Point Me 2" by Fendi & Cardi B, and managing one of Chicago's hottest rappers Mello Buckz. Remi has stacked her resume in the entertainment industry; however, choosing this path didn't come easy. Remi quit her corporate job to pursue her dream & has made the most of each & every opportunity. With that being said, there's still days where it feels like everything is falling apart; whether that be because of failed relationships, strained friendships, or simply self-doubt. Drake says in The Remorse, "All these IOUs, it's hard for me to be keeping track / Friends that dedicated they life to just keepin' me intact / I mean, even with his salary, you can't put no prices on that." Something that is prevalent throughout the industry, and for Remi even more so since she has to be the one backing everyone. Although doubt looms overhead, Remi still chooses everyday to follow her path. Also discussed, most toxic tale, secret Remi song, working with G Herbo, leading women in the hip hop industry.

    Sad Boy Radio CXII: Closing This Chapter? (W/ Femdot.) Aug 03, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago rapper, Femdot., visits the studio to discuss his journey as not only an artist, but as a person. Femdot's projects are all connected to one another, and It's a concept that seems to follow Fem throughout everything he does. In this interview, we unpack the reasons behind why Femdot. is the person he is & the thing's he's learned about himself through his experiences. In the song, "Happy Breakup Song," Femdot. says, "This ain’t no / if you hear this can I get you back song / this is a thank you for loving me, even when you were loving too long / this a thank you for helping me find myself song," We all learn things about ourselves through relationships whether it be romantic or not. For Fem he realized his inability to communicate emotions, and learned that somethings are not meant for you at a certain time, even if you want it. Sometimes you just have to close certain chapters. Also discussed, Jimmy Butler shoutout, wrapping up 10-year project series, being on tour, and pressure to succeed.

    Sad Boy Radio XCI: Why I Run Away? (W/ Ausar) Aug 03, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago artist, Ausar, slides to the studio to discuss his upcoming album, "I Now Know," and the experiences necessary to get to this point. Ausar has had traction behind his name since his first drop; however, with that traction comes unrealistic expectations that take a mental toll. Through this, he's had to navigate failed label deals, relationships, and even a concept album he worked on for five years. In the past, Ausar let fear control everything he did. Inspiring his song Ghosted where he says, "Said I didn't care that was a lie / all of my surroundings salt & pride / Know I made a mess I'm mortified was adding to my own demise," This forced Ausar to look inward & make a choice to fix what's broken or continue to be haunted by the reasons he runs away. Also discussed, traumas from relationships, being on Netflix's "Rhythm and Flow", and going to school with Taylor Bennett.

    Sad Boy Radio CX: Can I Love The Same? (W/ Bowtender) Aug 03, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago bartender, Bowtender, slides to the studio to discuss starting his own business (Dat Slush), breaking up his family, healing his inability to love, and separating his persona from the actual person. Drake says in Karaoke, "I know they say the first love is the sweetest/ But that first cut is the deepest," This concept often rings true for anyone who has experienced love. You carry the good & bad into the next relationship; while being mindful to not repeat the same mistakes. However, there's a piece of you that questions, "can I love the same?" from that first love. For Bowtender, he's lost it all due to his own faults, and is set on correcting his wrongs. Also discussed, relationship with daughter, not being home enough for family, viewing money as end all be all, and talking to a therapist.

    Sad Boy Radio CIX: It Was Fun While It Lasted? (W/ Kayo) Aug 03, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago rapper, Kayo, slides to the studio & discusses the moments that helped him create his debut album, "It Was fun While It Lasted." Kayo uses this album to journal not only the highs in life, but the lows as well. From having a video shot by Cole Bennett, to his volatile battle with depression, losing the girl of his dreams, and having business ruin close family relationships. Kayo says in his song, "No Way Home," "eyes red, don't want be dead no more/ I mean I might, I just can't say it no more / maybe it's attention seeking, why I think that leaving from this earth get me a boost of streams or something more conducive even?" Kayo wears his heart on his sleeve in not only the song, but this interview. Discussing the turmoil he faced within & reflecting on the experiences that made him feel self-hatred. Often, we look back on the moments that shaped us for better or for worse. The moments that put us in a depressive episode & those that made us feel euphoric... We look back & say, "it was fun while it lasted..." Also discussed, relationship with Cole Bennett, people's expectations not being met, taking criticism, changing your perspective.

    Sad Boy Radio CVIII: What's The World Without Enigma? (W/ DJ Enigma The Villain) Aug 03, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago DJ, Dj Enigma, slides to the studio & discusses the moments that have helped make him a staple in Chicago. From being Sicko Mobb's official DJ to opening for artists like Future, Enigma has established his name in not only Chicago, but across the US by creating his own lane & not being scared to take risks. In the song "Monster," Justin Bieber sings, "But what if I, what if I trip?/ What if I, what if I fall? / Then am I the monster?" This is something that Enigma & I found common ground on. Often, we would be mislabled due to the way we carry ourselves. Enigma talks about feeling a sense of being misunderstood; whether this came from strangers, friends or family. Since then, Enigma has aligned himself with the view of a villain; not because of a harmful nature, but because he does as he pleases & doesn't worry about what others may say. Also discussed, regrets in life, perks of touring, best DJs in Chicago, guiding the next generation

    Sad Boy Radio CVII: The Things I'll Never Have? (W/ TRUB) Aug 03, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Atlanta artist, Trub, comes through & discusses his recent single with Project Pat hitting 3 million views, working with Juicy J, his struggles with anxiety, and the fear of the things he'll be missing being 100 percent locked in on music. In the song, "Rich," August Alsina sings, "Am I wrong for wanting better / Should I just settle forever? / Ooh, I swear it feels like / This is as good as it gets." These are questions we all ask as not only creatives, but as people. We strive to have the things we've never had; however, in the midst of it all we lose sight of what's important. Unfortunately, we forget to cherish what we do have in our families & current living situations... TRUB reflects on this by discussing how he can potentially miss out on having a family. However, the reverse being possibly missing out on sharign his story with the world by stopping music early. Leading us to reflect on, "the things we'll never have..." Also discussed, building relationship with Andre Williams (grammy award winning A&R), where his anxiety stems from, how Project Pat has taught him to be a better man.

    Sad Boy Radio CVI: Burying My Trauma? (W/ Arigon) Aug 03, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago Rapper, Arigon, comes to the studio to discuss his new album (F.H.L) & the experiences that helped him form this new body of work. From facing unresolved trauma, to understanding coping mechanisms, and finding alternative ways to change after a medical diagnosis. The most significant being giving up alcohol. Arigon says in his new song "Drowning," "Feel something inside me dying/ I know it's time to roll / this weight on my shoulder / I know it's time to let it go." Often, people reflect on their lives & are scared to let go of the things that prevent them from being their best selves. We find ways to bury our traumas either through money, love, alcohol, drugs, etc... Sometimes the best thing we can do is let it go & grow. Also discussed: trying to save everybody & losing yourself, using mental health as a crutch, changing the way you think

    Sad Boy Radio CV: That's Life? (W/ Saint Millie) Aug 03, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago artist, Saint Millie, visits the studio to discuss his days helping build Jugrnaut, being a member of Treated Crew, and his transition from being a full-time artist to being a full time artist manager. Millie established himself as a disruptor within the industry & helped establish a culture for Chicago music. Bringing together the sounds of old Chicago & new Chicago. From Chance The Rapper, Mano, Saba, and many more! OG Stevo said in his song, "Fear of God," "I may seem happy, but that's just an appearance/ God is the one & only thing that i'm fearing / I put my heart & soul in these lyrics..." Saint Millie's story is one that he laid on wax & allowed to be his escape. From his father being in & out of his life, his mother being incarcerated, and growing up in a neighborhood where he felt out of place & unsafe; forcing him to adopt the moniker Saint Millie, wanting to be a savior through music. Also discussed: mental toll of losing a part of you, resentment towards music, losing family, and accepting change

    Sad Boy Radio CIV: Healing My Scars? (W/ Yaya Tha Bawse) Aug 03, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago DJ, Yaya The Base, slides through the studio after opening her first residency (Club Yaya). Yaya & I discuss her inspiration to pursue neuroscience and Doing; as well as, the traumas that have impacted her everyday since she was a child. From loss of loved ones to toxic patterns within relationships. Ed Sheeran says in the song Runaway, "I've never seen my dad cry / Cold as stone in the kitchen light / I'll tell you it's about time / But I was raised to keep quiet / This is what I'm gonna do / Gonna run away, gonna make that move" Something that many individuals growing up in a Latin household can relate to. Due to this, Yaya has used music as her form of self-expression & a way to heal from her past wounds. Unfortunately, there's some scars that we'll never heal from... Also discussed, breaking toxic patterns, learning about relationships from parents, importance of therapy, being mindful of others mental health journey.

    Sad Boy Radio CIII: Where I'm From? (W/ OG Denzo) Aug 03, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago Rapper, OG Denzo, slides to the studio & discusses his new outlook on life since leaving prison. Denzo has been featured on IHeartRadio & collaborated with countless Chicago rappers, OG Stevo being one of them; however, it all came to a halt when he had to serve 3 months in prison... Denzo reflects on his experience in prison & discusses the impact it's had on his mental health, relationships with family, & his music career. Akon said in Locked Up, "Cause visitation no longer comes by / Seems like they forgot about me / Commissary is getting empty / My cell mates eating food without me / Can't wait to get out and move forward with my life / Got a family that loves me and wants me to do right," Denzo experienced this first hand and realized he needed to change from the only ways to life he's known... Listen & find out how Denzo's mindset was shaped by where he's from. Also discussed, celebrating lost loved ones, impact of environment you're raised in, what Denzo wants to accomplish moving forward.

    Sad Boy Radio CII: Proving My Worth? ( W/ Gualo Hawes) Aug 03, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! National photographer, Gualo Hawes, pops out to discuss shooting at Dreamvile festival with Drake, the want for people's validation, changing his direction in life & the impact of his environment growing up. Gualo talks about growing up on the Southside of Chicago; being forced to earn every opportunity he was given due to a lack of resources or doubts from the people around him. Big Sean says in Sunday Morning Jetpack, "And you taught me I'm a product of everything I go through / And you and grandma went broke so we would never get bruised," giving praise to his mom, but revealing the deeper message of each moment creates the person you become. For Gualo, he's been shaped into an observant & hungry photographer who forced himself into the industry. He's accomplished more than most in the industyr; however, behind it all he's still just trying to prove his worth... Also discussed, sneaking into Summer Smash, shooting for Drake U Justin Bieber, and being personally requested by Lil Uzi Vert

    Sad Boy Radio CI: Who's Really Got Me? (W/ Gato The DJ) Aug 03, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago DJ, Gato The DJ, visits the studio to discuss his early success as a DJ, DJing for artists such as Miky Woodz & El Alfa; however, this early success leads to self-doubt when hard times come along. There have been many ups & downs in the industry for Gato (COVID being a huge one). Being a part of night life brings a high in of itself; however, when everything is done at the end of the night it's yourself you have to face the next day. Gato discusses the impact nightlife has had on not only his mental health, but his relationships with family & friends. Trying to establish a secure foundation while weeding out those who only use you for their benefit. Bruno Mars says in Grenade, " I would go through all this pain / Take a bullet straight through my brain / Yes, I would die for ya, baby / But you won't do the same." A common occurence that makes you question, "who's really got me?" Also discussed, impact of substances on mental health, finding purpose in life, groqing relationships with creatives, misperception from family.

    Sad Boy Radio C: I'm Only Human? (W/ DJ SIMMY) Jul 09, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! For our 100th episode we have Chicago DJ, Simmy, slide through the studio to discuss her journey as a creative. More importantly, we discuss the lessons she's learned through being a DJ, producer, entrepreneur, and more importantly a human.As creatives, we're doubted & viewed as selfish due to the unique lifestyle we choose to live. Our job is more often viewed as a hobby rather than work, even when the success is at an all-time high. Unfortunately, the higher we get, it feels like the people around us seem to care less & less as time goes on. The lifestyle becomes lonely, and we forget to cherish those we love most.Ed sheeran sings in Nina, "And time's the only reason that we could break up/ 'Cause you would always tell me I'm away too much / Distance is relative to the time that it takes / To get on a plane or make a mistake, so say it again." There are sacrifices required to reach the heights we dream of, and time for others is scarce let alone ourselves. That's when we sit back & realize, "I'm only human..."Also discussed, performing at summer smash & Sway in The Morning, battle with depression, music influences

    Sad Boy Radio XCIX: Everything Happens For A Reason? (W/ DJ PEEWEE) Apr 26, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Miami DJ, DJ PEEWEE, slides to Chicago to discuss her 10 year career & the events that have shaped her into the woman she is today. PEEWEE has played at Coachella, Rolling Loud, and even Paris; however, it's the things that happened behind the scenes that have had the biggest impact.PEEWEE has faced countless hardships throughout life that made her question, "why was I put in these positions?" It wasn't until recently where she's started to find the silver lining & own her experiences to help others. From finding a new identity due to a career ending injury, to being placed in rooms with people with bad intentions. PEEWEE is a survivor of both mental & physical struggles.Also discussed, faith in God, most toxic relationship story, Girls Make Beats, & importance of mental wellness.

    Sad Boy Radio XCVIII: Hoping To Be Okay? (W/ Danielle Casel of No More Heroes) Apr 26, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! No More Heroes A&R, Danielle Casel, slides to the studio to discuss her transition from teaching into the music industry, working with top acts such as Fly Nari, OG Stevo & DCG Bros, and the way in which her mental health struggles have continuously impacted her.Hailey Williams sings in the song Fake Happy, "I been doing a good job of / makin' 'em think / I'm quite alright / But I hope I don't blink/ you see its easy when I'm stomping on a beat / But no one sees me when I crawl back underneath," Often, we create a a front that prevents people from truly understanding what we may be going through. We're afraid to let people know that sometimes we're not okay... Sometimes the best we are doing is hoping to be okayAlso discussed, impact of anxiety, depression & OCD, learning from Laka Films & mental health advice.

    Sad Boy Radio XCVII: A N N I V E R S A R Y? (W/ Equan) Apr 26, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Two years later & we're still at it! We invite former guest & close friend Equan back to discuss the journey throughout the past year. This year taught us the value of our time on this earth, but also refocused us on the importance of treasuring the people around us.Over the two years we've talked to the biggest artists in Chicago about their mental & personal struggle; thus, creating a conversation that helps them connect with their fans on a deeper level. This episode helps viewers understand where we are at in our journeyEquan & I discuss the disconnect we feel with our families due to our passion dragging us away. Similar to artists such as G-Eazy & Ed Sheeran who were forced to leave behind the people they care about most.Also discussed: lost relationships, honoring loved ones through actions, importance of supporting one another...

    Sad Boy Radio XCVI: Take A Break? Apr 26, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! This episode is a quick reminder to appreciate those around you & the positions you're currently in. Everyday isn't perfect, but with everyday comes new opportunities for success.Ed sheeran says, "I just get caught up in the rat race I'm running / Chasing a moment, I'm hoping is coming / If I stopped and took a look around/ It's in front of my eyes." Recently, I've found myself with zero motivation, and I'm not the only one... Make sure you take that break for yourself...

    Sad Boy Radio XCV: Change For The Better? Apr 26, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago Rapper, Patrick Sun, visits the studio & discusses how growing up with uncertaintanty & instability shaped him into the person he is today. Pat has found himself in unusual positions based solely on feeling that his purpose in life was missing. Pat tried his hand at comedy, and even enlisted in the military at one point.In his song TNT he says, "I got scares/ I got holes in my soul / I was lost / I ain't know where to go," Pat's lack of purpose prevented him from growing a both an individual & professional; eventually realizing, he's not only hurting himself, but those who claim to love him. Thus, forcing him to change for the better.Also discussed in this episode, fear of attachment, losing people close to you, & changing your mindset to find the silver lining.

    Sad Boy Radio XCIV: Hasta El Fin (W/ DJ Fredy Fresco) Apr 26, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! The official DJ of Sueños & Baja Beach Fest, Fredy Fresco, visits the studio & discusses his journey to becoming the hottest Mexican DJ around the world. Fresco has DJ'd since he was 12 years old, and has opened for acts such as Bad Bunny & Ozuna. Fresco's story is filled with hardships; however, he never let this deter him from following his dream. In the span of one week, Fredy lost his radio job, almost lost his daughter, and almost lost his own life in a car crash...Eminem said in Till' I Collapse, "Till the roof comes off, 'till the lights go out / 'Till my legs give out, can't shut my mouth/ I'ma rip this shit, 'till my bone collapse." Through these hardships Fredy has grown into the man you see today. He paved his own way & never said "no" to any opportunities he was offered. Although, the persona is what everyone knows. Fredy has a side to him that many individuals rarely get to see. The side whose first thought is everyone else, but most importantly his daughter. These are the ones he fights until the end for.Also discussed in this episode, being reposted by Bad Bunny, balancing family life while touring, the impact Papas & Beer, Wynn, Baja Beach Fest, and Sueños have had on him.

    Sad Boy Radio XCIII: Para La Cultura? (W/ LITE ) Apr 26, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago DJ, Lite, comes by the studio to discuss the ways in which his culture has shaped him. From the importance of his family, to religion, to the music he's fallen in love with. LITE represents wherever he goes; thus, Puerto Rican Sazón follows LITE wherever!LITE has had the opportunity to work with V5 marketing group; a group that's helped him surround himself with creatives that represent the culture & push him to be a better version of himself daily! Additionally , he's a part of LOS DSVLDS, a creative group that a brotherhood. Each of these groups have contributed to LITE's growth as a DJ.More importantly, LITE's love for his family has pushed him to be a man of his word. Aventura once said in Papi Dijo, "Su padre la adora, pero hay una situación / Él no cumple con lo que promete / Y falla en toda ocasión / Nunca prometas lo que no puedas cumplir." This song represents the importance of maintaining our word, especially to those we love; because without it we may cause irreversible damage.Also discussed, the importance of Crow Force, having Bad Bunny on SnapChat, and balancing marriage while being an important figure in nightlife.

    Sad Boy Radio XCII: I Miss You More Than Life? (W/ Syko of Los DSVLDS) Apr 26, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago DJ & LOS DSVLDS member, Syko, comes by the studio to discuss healing from the loss of a loved one, overcoming addictions & the significance music has played in his life.Justin Bieber said in his song Ghost, “I miss your touch on nights when I'm hollow / I know you crossed a bridge that I can't follow / Since the love that you left is all that I get / I want you to know / That if I can't be close to you / I'll settle for the ghost of you / I miss you more than life.” Losing someone leaves a hole that can never be filled & the mourning process is different for everyone. For Syko, he threw himself into his work & allowed his addiction to fuel his “happiness.” However, with his family’s well-being weighing on him, Syko knew he needed to shift his priorities.Also discussed, impact LOS DSVLDS had on him, winning $100,000 & people’s inconsistency in life

    Sad Boy Radio XCI: Can't Control Everything? (W/ M-Dok of Los DSVLDS) Apr 26, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Legendary Chicago DJ, M-Dok, slides to the studio this week! M-Dok has been in the industry for a long time; from being a breakdancer, to Djing, and now being an event curator. With every endeavor comes failure; however, it's what you do with the failure that determines how successful you will be. M-Dok has adopted this mindset by living alongside the mantra, "there's no mistakes only lessons."Drake says in 6 P.M In New York, "Some nights I wish I could go back in life / Not to change ****, just to feel a couple things twice." Often, we get lost in wanting to fix the things that went wrong in life rather than growing from the situation. Understanding that we can't control everything, and letting go of the situation allows us to focus our energy elsewhere.Also discussed, phases in life that have shaped us, ultimate goals in life, and what we hope to learn from others.

    Sad Boy Radio XC: The Things I Can't Change? (W/ Valcarcel of PVTSTCK) Apr 26, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! PVTSTCK owner, Jason Varcarcel, visits the studio to discuss his 10-year career within the music industry & the lessons he's been forced to learn throughout this term. Jason's vision for his company blinded him to the things going on around him; such as the mental health of the people he considered most close.Drake said in Jungle, "These days, I'm letting God handle all things above me/ The things I can't change are the reasons you love me," something Jason was able to relate to on a deeper level. His inability to see anything other than his goals caused him to lose relationships with family, friends, and ultimately himself. Valcarcel is on a journey to understand the root of his faults, and how to adjust to living without a mask.Additionally we discuss his strong relationship with his mom, insecurities, strain on friendships, and much more!

    Sad Boy Radio LXXXIX: Can't Grow With Everyone? (W/ OG Stevo) Apr 26, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago Rapper, OG Stevo, comes through & discusses toxic relationships, how his upbringing shaped him, balancing friendships with success, and how music helps him express the things he can't say.Stevo’s career has grown rapidly with a performance at Lyrical Lemonade's Summer Smash & recently signing to production company No More Heroes. However, success comes with its own flaws. Stevo has grown distant with some of the people he used to consider close; thus, inspiring his track Hollywood. In the track he says, "I don't come around no more/ they say I'm Hollywood / if they see me would they try it / man they probably would," Stevo has realized he can't live the life he once lived, and has moved on.Pursuing your dreams at a young age comes with sacrifices; however, through it all Stevo remains true to the values that were instilled in him from a young age. The only difference is he keeps his circle smaller & focuses solely on himself because at the end of the day... you can't grow with everyone.

    Sad Boy Radio LXXXVIII: Where's The Stability? (W/ DAM DAM of Pivot Gang) Apr 26, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Saba's DJ, Dam Dam, slides to the studio to discuss his battle with mental health, hatred for nightlife & touring with Saba for the past 10 years. Dam Dam has led a life of instability since he was growing up, and this has shaped him into the man he has become.Drake once said, “I got a career that takes my time away from women / I cannot convince you that I love you for a living” something that Dam Dam can relate to on a higher level than most. Dam Dam has given up jobs and irreplaceable relationships to pursue his dream of music on the road with Pivot Gang.However, through these trials Dam Dam has reached a point where he’s searching for the stability he never had. Filing for his own business was his first step in doing so, and next is separating himself from all the vices that continue to be detrimental to his life…

    Sad Boy Radio LXXXVII: Never Thought I'd Be Here? ( W/ Sketchy Frankie) Apr 26, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago photographer, Sketchy Frankie, visits the studio & discusses his transition from skating to concert photography, shooting music festivals, working with SPKRBX, and dealing with mental hurdles. Within the past year, Frankie has found himself in positions he could've never imagined. Often, we pick up a hobby with no end goal in sight; then, one day you've reached heights you never asked for.However, this is not the case for everybody. People pursue their goals to the very end; only to achieve everything they wanted and still feel unfulfilled. Ed Sheeran said, "I thought it'd feel different playing Wembley / Eighty thousand singing with me / It's what I've been chasing 'cause this is the dream." Forcing us to wonder, "what is it that we're really after?" "What is going to make us happy?" This being, another place I never thought I'd be...

    Sad Boy Radio LXXXV: Finding My Balance? ( W/ First Class Bee) Apr 26, 2023

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago rapper, First Class Bee, stops by the studio & discusses the experiences in his life that have forced him to switch his mindset. Bee has been a notorious bottle popper across the country, but alcohol often placed him in situation that were detrimental to his personal life. Bee has faced life threatening situation, lost businesses, and burned bridges that can never be rebuilt; however, he maintained this "fist class" image...Ed Sheeran said in his song Nina, "I disappear, you call me selfish / I understand, but I can't help it / I put my job over everything, except my family and friends / But you'll be in between forever, so I guess we'll have to take a step back / Overlook the situation 'cause mixing business and feelings / Will only lead to complications..." Sheeran demonstrates that when we're focused on our goals, we hurt a lot people who happen to be along the journey. Finding the balance to everything seems almost impossible...Watch as Bee & I discuss finding the balance to everything we want in life while becoming the people we aspire to be...

    Sad Boy Radio LXXXIV: It Get's Worse Before It Gets Better? ( W/ Big Vic) Apr 26, 2023

    The end of the year is here & this episode is dedicated to highlighting the struggles we all face throughout the year; however, nothing lasts forever. We often feel like the pain & sorrows will never end, but as Mercocet said, "this too shall pass."I've been blessed to interview countless amazing individuals this year & I wanted to recap with the person who's there for every singles episode. Big Vic is the owner of Blue Door Studios & has helped produce Sad Boy Radio for the past two years.Listen to us discuss the struggles we've faced over the past two years, how we've grown from our struggles & how removing ourselves from bad situations has helped us flourish.As always, Sad Boys For Real!

    Sad Boy Radio LXVIII: It'll Be Okay Someday? (W/ GloUp Jake of Lyrical Lemonade) Dec 30, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! GloUp Jake blessed the studio with gems that’ll last a lifetime. Jake discusses Lyrical Lemonade & how his unique relationship with Cole Bennet has helped shape him into who he is today. However, there’s more to Jake then just his ties to the company.

    Jake shares his story & how the traumas he faced as a kid pushed him to create something no one saw coming. From being told who he would be all his life, overcoming addiction, and battling with depression and anxiety. Jake is a symbol of hope for everyone who deals with these issues, even if it’s below the surface.

    Drake said, “Therapy sessions, I'm in the waiting room, readin' Forbes / Abandonment issues I'm gettin' treated for / How much water can I fit under the bridge before it overflows?” We all deal with baggage and trauma that’ll last a lifetime. However, what makes us who we are is how we overcome it. This episode is to let everyone know, “it’ll be okay?”


    Sad Boy Radio LXXIII: What Would My Life Have Been? ( W/ DJ O-ZONE) Dec 29, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago legend, DJ O-Zone, drops knowledge on the younger generation. This insightful conversation touches on the impact his childhood has on intimate relationships, how he balances night life & family life; as well as, what he plans to do once his run a DJ comes to an end.

    G-Eazy once said, "Contemplatin' just who I could've turned out to be / If I'd / stayed and weren't heard / What would amount to me? / if I had looked and ain't found/ Would I have founded me?" O-ZONE has lived through many phases of his life. At one time even being a social worker; raising the question, "what would my life have been?" had he chose a different route.

    Sad Boy Radio XLIII: I'm ENTLD To Be Happy? (W/ AK of ENTLD) Dec 29, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Clothing designer, AK of ENTLD, comes through & discusses the importance of mental health in the industry. You can have everything in the world: money, success, business, etc. But what does any of this mean when your loved ones & peace is gone?

    Sometimes you have to take a step back from the spotlight to focus on yourself, and that's a hard realization to come to. AK lets the world know that it's okay to do so. His brand is who he is authentically. So remember to "Love Yourself," "Face Your Fear," and "Create Your Own Rules. You are ENTLD too.

    Sad Boy Radio LXXXIII: Back To Square One? (W/ Kid Nimbus) Dec 29, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! World of Dance headliner, Kid Nimbus, visits the studio & discusses his lengthy career within the dance community. Nimbus has achieved everything from winning World of Dance, traveling with Red Bull, and having an amazing career outside of dance. However, it hasn't stopped him from questioning his purpose in dance, and feeling invisible to the world. Just like everyone else, Nimbus questions the path he's taken & battles impostor syndrome like it's his worst enemy.

    Kendrick Lamar says in United in Grief, "What is a house with a better view?/ A family broken in variables / What is a rapper with jewelry? A way that I show my maturity," Nimbus used this song during his headlining performance at World of Dance to detail his inner turmoil, but also show the world you can have everything, but still question what your life has become...

    Sometimes, we all just need to take it Back To Square One...

    Sad Boy Radio LXXXII: I'm Solo? (W/ SoloCelo) Dec 29, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Lyrical Lemonade Rising Star Showcase winner, SoloCelo, visits the studio & discusses the inspiration behind his viral hits (Broken, I'M Solo, Soho, & Happy Ever After). SoloCelo is on his way to becoming a megastar through music & acting, but it didn't start off this glamorous. Often, we forget to take moments to appreciate how far we've come in life, and the ways in which are mentality has changed.

    The pandemic allowed Solo to really sit with himself & evaluate the life experiences he's had up until that point. From being fired from two jobs, isolating himself from those closest to him, and broken relationships. Solo started to use his music to say the things he was "never able to say..."

    As his rise continues, he'll experience the thing Eminem once talked about when he said, "I love my fans, but no one ever puts a grasp on the fact / I've sacrificed everything I have / I never dreamt I'd get to the level that I'm at / This is wack, this is more than I ever coulda asked / Everywhere I go, a hat, a sweater hood or mask," but is this something that scares him?

    Sad Boy Radio LXXXI: The Moments We Miss? (W/ Gold Haze) Dec 29, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Triple platinum producer, Gold Haze, slides through to the studio and discusses his unique journey in the music industry. Haze talks about starting as a producer, and taking a similar route to Kanye West; transitioning into rapping and creating an even bigger name for himself.

    However, along the way Haze lost sight of those around him. From dropping important relationships, forgetting about family ties, and even finding himself reminiscing about things he could've done differently. At times like this, we realize we've become so preoccupied on the past & future that we "missed" the present.

    Bad Bunny says in Dos Mil 16, "La vida e' solo un momento / Dime qué tengo que hacer / A dónde le tengo que caer / Pa' pasar tres día' y dos noche' en el 2016." showing that even the biggest artist in the world wants to go back to "the moments we miss."

    Sad Boy Radio LXXX: What's Really Holding Me Back? (W/ ESCHICANO) Dec 29, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Latino artist, ESCHICANO, slides to the studio & discusses his mental health struggles, the reason behind his short catalogue, and how his recent battle with COVID forced him to reevaluate his goals.

    Often, people fail to pursue their true passion. Whether this is because of fear of failure, fear of self-expression, or fear of no one listening... People are afraid that putting themselves out there will only result in failure to meet their own expectations.. ESCHICANO touches upon this topic when telling why he's failed to take advantage of his residency at Chicago's PVTSTCK.

    Eminem once said, "I don't know how or why or when / And I ended up in this position I'm in / I'm startin' to feel distant again / So I decided just to pick this pen / Up and tried to make an attempt to vent / But I just can't admit / Or come to grips with the fact that I may be done with rap / I need a new outlet." When it feels like the world is falling apart, and what once made you comfortable isn't your safe space; it makes you think, "what's really holding me back?"

    Sad Boy Radio LXXIX: Focusing on Me? (W/ Zae Visuals) Dec 29, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago Videographer, ZaeVisuals, slides through the studio to discuss his journey as videographer in the city! Although he’s worked with a legend in Diamond Visuals, Zae believes his biggest accomplishment in life will come from winning with the people he started with.

    Big Sean said, “I'm feeling like an old man that failed at life / Got reincarnated to do it all again right/ So I'm treating every second like it's an investment / Time is money, every second I'm collecting,”. Zae is a workhorse in Chicago, and doesn’t plan to stop anytime soon. However, sometimes we all need to take the time sit & reflect on our mental, emotional, and physical health. From nonstop video drops to traveling to do video shoots; Zae has become a staple in the Chicago music industry. The grind don’t stop, but neither does the toll on our mental health.

    Sad Boy Radio LXXVIII: Lose You To Love Me? (W/ Mercocet) Dec 29, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago artist, Mercocet, slides through the studio & discusses mental health struggles, having his distribution account stolen, and finding himself after losing the person he cared about most. The former Empire signee gets real about his addiction & self-love struggles; questioning if he was truly worth of love. Mercocet has seen some of his highest of highs & lowest of lows, but just like he says “this too shall pass” as we never know what life will bring us.

    Selena Gomez said in her famous song (Lose You to Love Me), “We'd always go into it blindly / I needed to lose you to find me/ This dancing was killing me softly/ I needed to hate you to love me.” Sometimes, we allow ourselves to stay in something hoping that things will get better; however, it slowly destroys the person you’ve hoped to become. Sometimes to create something great, you have to lose everything & find a new perspective.

    Sad Boy Radio LXXVII: Where Did The Time Go? (W/ Marce) Dec 29, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago reggaeton artist, Marce, visits the studio & discusses the crucial moments in his life where everything changed for him. From watching his high school choir perform on America's Got Talent the year after he graduated, to moving to Puerto Rico & working with artists like Brytiago & ELE EME. Marce has built an amazing resume & name for himself in Chicago as a premiere reggaeton artist. He's performed at Mas Flow, Michelada Fest, and had his music played at the biggest latin parties; however, the success didn't come over night.

    G Eazy once said, "All the money in the world, I can't find where they selling time / Or a button that rewind, I'm just thinkin', sippin' this wine, let me catch you up." As people we forget about the moments that shaped us & forced us to reevaluate our positions in life; whether those positions are for the better or worse. Sometimes all we have to do is take a step back...

    Sad Boy Radio LXXVI: For This Life I Cannot Change? (W/ Dre Wicked) Dec 29, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago promoter/DJ, Dre Wicked, slides to the studio & discusses the ways his life had changed with each role he’s gained. Your perspective on life changes with each new experience.

    For Dre those roles include being one of the biggest promoters in Chicago, being an artist, and most importantly a father. These roles have shaped Dre into the person he is today, but more importantly shaped the way he views life & the way he lives it. Making sure he appreciates every moment he has because he understands nothing in life is guaranteed & the joy can leave at any moment.

    From breaking childhood expectations, stressing about building a business, handling a public relationship, and doing his best to be there for his family! Dre discusses it all in this conversation about “this life I cannot change.”

    Sad Boy Radio LXXV: The Way You Shaped Me? ( W/ Ozzy Arias) Dec 29, 2022

    Sad Boy For Real! Rising videographer, Ozzy Arias joins us & discusses the people who’ve helped him become the person he is today. Ozzy has worked with amazing creatives within Chicago, and they’ve all impacted his work ethic & personality. Currently, Ozzy is on tour with upcoming Latin artist Tokischa! Although he’s traveling around the world, the impact his true home (Indiana) still remains.

    Ed Sheeran once said, “I was younger then, take me back to when / We found weekend jobs, when we got paid / We'd buy cheap spirits and drink them straight / Me and my friends have not thrown up in so long / Oh, how we've grown, but I can't wait to go home” an experience that we’re all familiar with. Although, these people aren’t as prominent in our life, the way the shaped us will forever be imprinted.

    Sad Boy Radio LXXIV: Where Is The Love? ( W/ Chapulin) Dec 29, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Latin artist, Chapulin, slides through & discusses the experiences that have shaped him into the person he is today. Everybody feels alone at times, but Chapulin expresses how his distant relationship with his father forced him to create a definition of success that made sense to him. Throughout that journey, Chapulin has been counted out by the ones closest to him, but formed strong relationships with his Vision 55 family.

    Russ says in his song, "Last Night," "I didn't know that last night / Was our last night together, did you? / I didn't know today was the day / I was gonna say goodbye to you / Do you know that I love you / Know that I want you to stay? / I didn't know today was the day / I was gonna say goodbye to you" Chapulin is familiar with this feeling as he lost his closest supporter in Flex (founder of Vision 55) & even almost lost his own life...

    Sad Boy Radio LXXIII: What Would My Life Have Been? ( W/ DJ O-ZONE) Dec 29, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago legend, DJ O-Zone, drops knowledge on the younger generation. This insightful conversation touches on the impact his childhood has on intimate relationships, how he balances night life & family life; as well as, what he plans to do once his run a DJ comes to an end.

    G-Eazy once said, "Contemplatin' just who I could've turned out to be / If I'd / stayed and weren't heard / What would amount to me? / if I had looked and ain't found/ Would I have founded me?" O-ZONE has lived through many phases of his life. At one time even being a social worker; raising the question, "what would my life have been?" had he chose a different route.

    Sad Boy Radio LXXII: Searching for Peace? (W/ DJ Payday) Dec 29, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago Dj, DJ Payday, visits the studio & discusses the importance of mental health within the nightlife industry. Payday may only be 23, but his early life experiences have taught him that nothing is more important than your health (physical, mental, spiritual). From shutting off his phone for full days, to creating boundaries from people that don't serve him; Payday sheds light on why he does it all.

    It's hard to feel like yourself when the world is watching you, and you have an immense amount of pressure put on you to be great. Those feelings never leave, especially when they're placed on you as a kid. Find out how Payday became self-aware of his "inhibitions," mental state, and faith.

    Sad Boy Radio LXXI: Ask Myself Questions You Have, But You Won't Ask? (W/ Bodhi) Dec 29, 2022

    Sad Boys for Real! Chicago music engineer, Bodhi, blesses the studio with his story within the industry. The entertainment industry will force you to take an inward look, and make you ask, "who do I want to be?" This is the question that will completely change the way you live your life

    Bodhi & I discuss him dropping everything that guaranteed his security in life. From dropping out of school, to quitting office jobs, and even quitting music altogether at one point. We place limitations on ourselves based on our expectations, and what others believe we should achieve; however, some of us must take the risk in life. Check out Bodhi's story on this episode!

    Sad Boy Radio LXX: Love You From Afar? ( W/ Demir of Published Studios) Dec 29, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Creative director, Demir Mujagic, slides and discusses his wild journey within the creative industry. Demir talks about his working relationship with G Herbo, Chance The Rapper, and Vic Mensa's brand 93 BOYZ. From coming to this country with as an immigrant to being hand-picked to handle creative direction on a Yeezy campaign.

    However, all the success in the world doesn't erase what you had to do to get there. From journeys to self-healing, asking for help, and breaking close relationships. We all find ourselves reflecting on what our path looks like. Big Sean said, "sometimes you gotta break your heart to save your soul."

    Sad Boy Radio LXIX: Love Yourself First? (W/ Mamicana) Dec 29, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Mamicana comes through & discusses what it means to be an Afro-Latina DJ in Chicago. Being a cultural leader isn't easy when you're discovering new things about yourself daily. From your likes and dislikes, to what you truly want out of, "this thing called life."

    Lloyd said, "Had to find a new approach to an old dream / And it's not to take / a shot at my old team / I just want you to see / This is me so please accept me for who I am / And please accept me for what I do," and sometimes we have to switch gears; even when it hurts the people we love most. At the end of the day, you have to love yourself first.

    Sad Boy Radio LXVIII: It'll Be Okay Someday? (W/ GloUp Jake of Lyrical Lemonade) Dec 29, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! GloUp Jake blessed the studio with gems that’ll last a lifetime. Jake discusses Lyrical Lemonade & how his unique relationship with Cole Bennet has helped shape him into who he is today. However, there’s more to Jake then just his ties to the company.

    Jake shares his story & how the traumas he faced as a kid pushed him to create something no one saw coming. From being told who he would be all his life, overcoming addiction, and battling with depression and anxiety. Jake is a symbol of hope for everyone who deals with these issues, even if it’s below the surface.

    Drake said, “Therapy sessions, I'm in the waiting room, readin' Forbes / Abandonment issues I'm gettin' treated for / How much water can I fit under the bridge before it overflows?” We all deal with baggage and trauma that’ll last a lifetime. However, what makes us who we are is how we overcome it. This episode is to let everyone know, “it’ll be okay?”

    Sad Boy Radio LXVII: Nothing Was The Same? ( W/ Kique) Dec 29, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Kique slides through for his second appearance. We discuss the struggle of holding onto old parts of ourselves while constantly growing. Often, we find ourselves clinging to the past, afraid of change & what the future holds for us. That's something I have been struggling with lately.

    Drake said, "Promise to break everybody off before I break down / Everyone just wait now / So much on my plate now / People I believed in they don't even show their face now / What they got to say now? / Nothing they can say now /Nothing really changed, but still they look at me a way now" There's a pressure to succeed & people view you for what you do, not for who you are. However, in our minds nothing ever changed, yet still "nothing was the same."

    Sad Boy Radio LXVI: Broken Promises? (W/ Mela-D) Dec 29, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago singer, Mela-D, comes to the set & discusses her new EP "Love Bomb" and the inspiration behind it. Often, singers tell their stories through their songs, and Mela-D reveals her truths about love. Sometimes we trust the wrong people and get hurt, and sometimes we're the people that shouldn't have been trusted.

    Rihanna said in “Take Care,” I know you’ve been hurt, by someone else/ I can tell by the way, you carry yourself" we're all on a journey of healing from past traumas, and along the way we'll experience new relationships that change the way we act & think forever. Thus, leaving us with the question, "how has our perception of love changed over time?"

    Sad Boy Radio LXV: How Do I Go On? ( W/ FILM of V5 & Vision55) Dec 29, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Prominent Chicago Videographer, Film, comes to the studio & discusses his growth within the night life industry. Everybody has their own journey, and Film's involved him taking an extended leave & coming back with a new passion .

    More importantly, this video highlights the end of chapters within one's life. Whether this includes accomplishing every goal you set, or losing an individual who meant the world to you. With both, you're left with this feeling of "what's next in my life?" "how do I move forward? or "how do I go on?" Sometimes the answer is unclear, but we persevere to find new meaning with every loss.

    This one is for everybody who has felt lost, and needed to redefine their life's direction.

    Sad Boy Radio LXIV: Know Yourself, Know Your Worth? (W/ Lee McIntosh of Lyrical Lemonade) Dec 29, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Lyrical Lemonade journalist, Lee McIntosh slides through & discusses his journey in the industry. Working in entertainment, there's millions of people who do the exact same thing as you. You have to find a way to stand out and be unique; especially when working for someone like Cole Bennet.

    Lee discusses meeting Cole at ComplexCon, starting his first blog independently, and his growth since interviewing artists such as: Giveon, Lil Yachty, and Trippie Redd. This industry makes people question, "why do I do this?", "am I good enough?" Questions that everybody faces at some point in their life; however, what matters is what you do to overcome these mental battles. Find out out how Lee overcame his doubts, and like Drake said, "Know yourself, know your worth."

    Sad Boy Radio XLIII: I'm ENTLD To Be Happy? (W/ AK of ENTLD) Aug 09, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Clothing designer, AK of ENTLD, comes through & discusses the importance of mental health in the industry. You can have everything in the world: money, success, business, etc. But what does any of this mean when your loved ones & peace is gone?

    Sometimes you have to take a step back from the spotlight to focus on yourself, and that's a hard realization to come to. AK lets the world know that it's okay to do so. His brand is who he is authentically. So remember to "Love Yourself," "Face Your Fear," and "Create Your Own Rules. You are ENTLD too.

    Sad Boy Radio LXII: Mi Error Favorito ( W/ JBro Bugatti) Aug 09, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago artist, JBro Bugatti, comes by the studio & discusses his next steps as a man, an artist, and romantically. Often, we get caught up in our own lives that we forget about those around us. We forget about the struggles others are going through, and focus solely on ourselves.

    J Cole once said, "Shit don't always connect as soon as you press play/ At times you gotta step away, do some livin' / Let time provide a new prescription, givin' truer vision." Life doesn't give you all the answers at once, but living it & enjoying it will give you a new perception.

    Sad Boy Radio LXI: Bop King of Chicago? (W/ DLOW) Aug 09, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! The Bop King of Chicago, DLOW, slides through & discusses his early success, and how it impacted his mental health & personal relationships. From losing focus of those around him, and being surrounded by fake love within the industry. DLOW talks about his journey in finding self-love & himself through lifelong trauma.

    Big Sean said, "if you love yourself then you'll never be alone," that's one of the truest statements you'll ever hear. DLOW is a dance legend that consistently gives back to his community, and this is us giving him his flowers.

    From "DLOW Shuffle", "Do It Like Me," World of Dance, and so much more! Watch as DLOW gives you insight to who he truly is.

    Sad Boy Radio LX: Why Did I Meet You? ( W/ Preme) Aug 09, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago DJ, Preme, visits the set & discusses why he believes we meet the people we do in our lives. People come and go; however, they always leave us with a lesson to have been learned. Whether the lesson is to protect your energy, be open to love, or new skills. Each person in our life is valuable in some way.

    Eminem said, "You saved my life, now maybe it's my turn to save yours But I can never repay you, what you did for me is way more," sometimes people come into your life and help you first. No matter how successful they may be, you have the opportunity to repay them in many ways.

    Preme has opened for Pusha T, Lil Keed, Lil Tecca, and even DJ'd at Lyrical Lemonade's Summer Smash! After meeting all these amazing artists the contemplation of why we meet people has weighed heavy on him! Find out his answers on Sad Boy Radio.

    Sad Boy Radio LIX: I'm Not Ready For Love? ( W/ Kique) Aug 09, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago DJ, Kique slides through to the studio & discusses not being ready to grow up, be in love, or being the person that he needs to be. Sometimes in life we all feel this pressure to grow up, and be this person that we're not ready to be. However, nobody tells us that it's okay to feel that why.

    This episode is inspired by Giveon's, "Give or Take," and in the song "Trynna Be," he says, "Tryna be /All that I can be for you / When you're not with me it's hard because it's lonely / Honesty / I told them I'm in love with you / But they're okay with being number two" we fight so hard to be ready for love, ready to live up to expectations, but we're all flawed...

    This is for those who can truly say, "I'm not ready" & that's okay

    Sad Boy Radio LVIII: Am I Good Enough? (W/ Stevensjpeg) Aug 09, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Steven Nunez (Official Summer Smash, & Lollapalooza photographer) slides through & discusses his experience working with the would biggest artists, yet still doubting himself.

    We all have doubts of whether we're on the right path & if the career we have chosen is meant for us. As creatives, we face backlash from our families & peers to make money as soon as we hit adulthood. However, as an artist the process to succeed is sometimes a long one. Also, we discuss how some individuals think the opportunities to succeed were just given to us, but it was never random nor luck.

    August Alsina once said, "I know some days you feel like giving up / Feel like time is running out and all you have is doubt," but you have to always remember... better days are ahead.

    Sad Boy Radio LVII: All Hail The King? (W/ King Inesse) Jun 24, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! The king visits Sad Boy Radio to discuss the highs & lows in life, toxic relationships, maintaining her peace, and GRLZ WKND. King Inesse is a Chicago DJ & event planner that throws monthly events, and is currently on tour with V5 (Sorry Papi Tour). Inesse also hosts her own all girls event named, "GRLZ WKND."

    Bryson Tiller once said, "Sometimes you gotta break your heart to save your soul." We've seen it done many time in artists & King Inesse has truly demonstrated that. After focusing on herself & aligning with her purpose she has skyrocketed to the top! Find out how on this episode of Sad Boy Radio!

    IG:kinginesse

    "Sad Boy Radio: All Hail The King? (W/ King Inesse)"

    Sad Boy Radio LVI: Looking For Myself? ( W/ Jax of V5) Jun 24, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago marketing expert, Jax, slides through & discusses her quarter life crisis & how navigating your early twenties can be difficult. Often, it feels like everybody has their life together, and you're stuck playing catch up. However, we fail to realize what's going on behind the scenes for most people.

    We discuss her role in V5 marketing group & the Sorry Papi Tour. As well as, switching careers from teaching to nightlife and finding herself when she felt lost.

    Usher once said, "I'm looking for myself, who am I? someone remind me..." These lyrics show that even the biggest star in the world can feel lost & insecure with their position. Make sure you like comment & sub!

    IG: jacks_1234

    "Sad Boy Radio LVI: Looking For Myself? ( W/ Jax of V5)"

    Sad Boy Radio LV: I'm Hurting, But What's Art Without Pain? (W/ Baka of KNVS) Jun 11, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Baka slides through & discusses persevering through some of life's toughest challenges while building a business. From needing a break, to loss of a life, and even yourself. Sometimes you feel like you can't continue in this world, but we just gotta push through.

    Some of the best artists use their pain as fuel for their art. From Nico Supremo, to Allen The Official, to the biggest star in the world Bad Bunny.

    Sad Boy Radio LV: I'm Hurting, But What's Art Without Pain? (W/ Baka of KNVS)

    Sad Boy Radio LIV: You Ain't F***k With Me Then But How Bout Now? (W/ Equan) Jun 11, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! My boy Equan slides through & discusses what it's like to be an intricate part of the music industry. As a manager, you deal with people always asking for something.

    Drake once said, "you ain't really f***k with me way back then, but how bout now?" Leaving us asking the same questions. We take a deep dive into mental health, and the importance it holds.

    Sad Boy Radio LIII: Memories Past Lover's Lane? (W/ Josh K) Jun 11, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago artist, Josh K slides through & discusses old relationships, mental health in the entertainment industry, and all the memories that shaped him into the artist he is today!

    Josh K has worked with many industry leading artists, from Fabulous, Chris brown, Jeremih, and many more! Find out what he had to say about those experiences!

    References by: Justin Bieber, Drake, Josh K, Etc.

    IG: thesingerjoshk

    "Sad Boy Radio LIII: Memories Past Lover's Lane (Josh K Interview)"

    Sad Boy Radio: It's The Simple Things In Life We Forget? (W/ Sydny August of OTF) Jun 11, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! We had Chicago native & OTF recording artist, Sydny August slide through & talk spreading love, purpose in life, and cherishing the journey. Often, we let our expectations determine how we feel about the final product; however, we need to remember to cherish the simple things in life.

    Sydny & I discuss her debut album, "Miss August," and how there were some real Sad Boy moments during that period of her life. Also, how she inked a deal with OTF as the only female R&B singer. The label was founded by one of her hometown favorites, Lil Durk. Make sure to tune in & listen to her amazing story!

    References by: Usher, Sydny August, Etc.

    "Sad Boy Radio: It's The Simple Things In Life We Forget? (W/ Sydny August of OTF)"

    Sad Boy Radio: Am I The The Broken One? (W/ BeatsByLexx) Jun 11, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! BeatsbyLexx (OnlyFans TV Influencer) & I discuss the various changes that have taken place throughout life & how they've impacted us. Everybody is broken, whether it be by love, career, or mental; however, the way each person handles it is different. We discuss navigating these tough times, while also pursuing a career in the entertainment industry.

    References by: Drake, Juice Wrld, etc.

    "Sad Boy Radio: Am I The One That Changed?"

    Sad Boy Radio: Soy El Mismo? ( W/ J Santos of Los DSVLDS) Jun 11, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! J Santos visits & discusses what it's been like to leave El Salvador & lose everything he ever knew. Losing your friends, family, and culture is never easy. Especially when you're navigating new found success in the entertainment industry in your 20s.

    Santos finds himself reminiscing on his home country, and what it means to be a part of Los Desvelados. Through it all he wants you to know, he's still the same.... Check out our conversation on this episode of Sad Boy Radio.

    References by: Drake, J. Cole, Romeo Santos, Etc.

    "Sad Boy Radio: Soy El Mismo? ( W/ J Santos of Los DSVLDS)"

    Sad Boy Radio XXXVIII: Me, Myself, & I? (W/ Soski) Jun 11, 2022

    "I ain't trynna stunt, I don't know them boys from back then." Soski & I discuss his passion for music, stray away from dancing, and his departure from his group where he was a prominent member. Soski has pivoted his career to rapping full time, and has enjoyed his newfound success as a solo act. Listen and find out his next steps in music, and why he quit dancing at such a young age on this episode of Sad Boy Radio.

    References by: Soski, Drake, and Ed Sheeran

    Stream "She Wanna" by Soski on all platforms!

    IG:xsoski

    "Sad Boy Radio XXXVIII: Me, Myself, and I"

    Sad Boy Radio XLVII: I'm Kewl Being Alone? (W/ Kewl) Jun 11, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Chicago artist Kewl joins me to discuss how empty relationships take a toll on one's mental health. Also, the idea of love & what it's supposed to mean. This episode takes a deep dive into the mind of two individuals displaying their suffering through their art.

    Justin Bieber said, "everybody knows my name now/ but somethin' bout it still feels strange/ like lookin' in the mirror, trynna steady yoursefl / and seein' somebody else" and this is what it often feels like to be a creative.

    IG: originalkewl

    "Sad Boy Radio XLVII: I'm Kewl Being Alone?"

    Sad Boy Radio XLIX: Somebody That I Used To Know? (W/ Hayward of KNVS) Apr 29, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Listen to my boy Hayward & I discuss how failed relationships have impacted our view on new ones; as well as how it's impacted the way treat people. A wise person once said, "hurt people hurt people," and this episode is a reflection of how everyone can relate to that.

    Gotye said, "now you're just somebody that I used yo know," & in our minds that person will never truly be the same.

    "Sad Boy Radio XLIX: Somebody That I Used To Know? (W/ Hayward of KNVS)"

    Sad Boy Radio XLVIII: Fake People Showing Fake Love to Me? ( W/ Rodeo of The Future Kingz) Apr 24, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! I interview a young artist from Chicago named Rodeo. Rodeo and I discuss what it's like to be a creator at a young age & have people consistently use you for your platform. Often, people view you as a tool rather than a person. As Drake said, "I got fake people showing fake love to me." Rodeo also discusses his role in The Future Kingz & how it has grown over time!

    IG: rodeotfk

    "Sad Boy Radio XLVIII: Fake People Showing Fake Love to Me? ( W/ Rodeo of The Future Kingz)"

    Sad Boy Radio XLVI: When I See You Again? (W/ Isa) Apr 08, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! This episode is dedicated to everyone who has experienced loss in their lives. Isa & I discuss a heavy topic in losing loved ones who were close to us & thinking about what we would want to say to them if they were here today.

    References by: Ed Sheeran, Charlie Puth, Etc. "Sad Boy Radio XLVI: When I See You Again? (W/ Isa)"

    Sad Boy Radio XLV: Never Satisfied With Life? (W/ Nico Supremo) Apr 08, 2022

    One Year! Nico Supremo & I discuss the huge milestone, and how success doesn't equal happiness. We discuss all the sacrifices it takes to get to the top, and the broken relationships along the way. Ed Sheeran said " I thought it'd feel different playing Wembley/ Eighty thousand singing with me /It's what I've been chasing 'cause this is the dream," often the reality never matches the expectations...

    References from: Big Sean, A.T.O., & Ed Sheeran.

    Sad Boy Radio XLV: Never Satisfied With Life? (W/ Nico Supremo)

    Sad Boy Radio XLIII: "She Changed My Life?" (Fatherhood) [W/ Narkalix] Mar 25, 2022

    "I have grown up, I am a father now. Everything has changed, but I am still the same somehow." Narkalix & I discuss goals & dreams in life. While also being realistic & discussing how being a family man has impacted him! Listen as we talk about rebrands, families, and being a go getter. His daughter is his motivation & he won't stop for anybody.

    Sad Boys Fr! You are gonna wanna check this one out & find out why Narkalix loves to DJ.

    References by: J. Cole, Ed Sheeran, & Drake

    "Sad Boy Radio XLIII: "She Changed My Life?" (Fatherhood) [W/ Narkalix]"

    Sad Boy Radio XLII: You Are Not The Father? (W/ DJ Drip) Mar 25, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Imagine finding out you are not a father after NINE MONTHS!? DJ Drip & I discuss him recently finding out he is not a father, bottled up emotions, and addiction to nightlife. Take a listen & find out who DJ Drip really is, and how there is more to a person than social media.

    Drake said in Jaded "yes I'm hurting, yes I'm jaded/ most of these things I don't wanna say." due to the image that people in the spotlight must maintain. How would you feel if you found out you weren't a father after nine months?

    References by: Drake, Nico Supremo & Juice WRLD

    "Sad Boy Radio XLII: You Are Not The Father? (W/ DJ Drip)"

    Sad Boy Radio XL: What Is Happiness? (W/ Ceasedays) Mar 06, 2022

    Chicago DJ & Los Desvelados member Ceasedays & I discuss the importance of mental health in both our lives. Drake said, "I know another girl that's cryin' out for help But her latest caption is "'Leave me alone.'" Happiness is subjective in everyone's life, so we leave you all to think about the question, "what is happiness?" We also discuss important moments in our life, and the weight relationships have on happiness.

    References from: Drake, Nico Supremo, & Big Sean

    IG: Ceasedays

    "Sad Boy Radio XL: What Is Happiness? (W/ Ceasedays)"

    Sad Boy Radio XXXIX: In Due Time? (W/ Mia Alva) Feb 26, 2022

    Sad Boys! Mia Alva & I discuss timing in life. How what is meant for you, will be yours in due time. If you have ever felt lost, or like you lost something important to you. This episode is for you! A.T.O. once said, "Maybe we'll meet in the future under different stars." Maybe that's true.... References by: Bryson Tiller, Mia Alva, and A.T.O.

    Sad Boy Radio XXXVII: Can I Count On You? (Dropping Gems) [W/ TFK Co-Founder Allen The Official] Feb 11, 2022

    Listen to the new Sad Boy Radio with Allen the Official ( The Future Kingz Co-Founder). We discuss interdependence, community, journey within music, how to be successful, and why he left The Future Kingz. A.T.O believes community is a key part, but this leaves me asking "Can I count on you?" References from: A.T.O & August Alsina Make sure you stream A.T.O's new project "Dropping Gems." IG: allentheofficial

    Sad Boy Radio XXXVI: Finding Myself & You'll Be Waiting Forever? (W/ Drew The Kiiid) Feb 04, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Drew The Kiiid & I discuss his new single "Waiting Forever". Have you ever felt lost? Like nobody cares about your passion as much as you? Listen, as we discuss finding ourselves & how there's no time for relationships. Listen to understand how you can feel secure when alone. Sometimes you need to let go for a new door to open.

    IG: drewthekiiid IG: sad.boy.radio

    References by: August Alsina, Drew The Kiiid, Maroon 5

    Sad Boy Radio XXXIV: New Year New Problems? (W/ Adrian Almaraz) Jan 28, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! We're back. Listen to the new Sad Boy Radio episode. It's a new year, so that means we got new problems; however, we continue to persevere and rebrand ourselves. Listen to graphic designer Adrian Almaraz and I discuss staying focused, and not letting anything stop you.

    References by: August Alsina, Ed Sheeran, and Jay Z

    IG: adrianalmarazdesigns

    Sad Boy Radio XXXV: What Does Music Mean to You? (W/ Exjames12) Jan 28, 2022

    Sad Boys For Real! Listen as Exjames12 & I discuss what music means to us. Music has saved many people's lives, and each art form means something different to everyone. The only question we have left for you is, what does music mean to you? Also, listen to why I believe everybody should go to therapy!

    References from August Alsina, Kehlani, Etc.

    IG: Exjames12

    Sad Boy Radio XXXIII: LEt's Close This Chapter? (EOY) Dec 31, 2021

    Sad Boys for real. The closing to out first year on SBR, and it is quite the end to a literal chapter. The year began with mourning, and ended with celebration. From people leaving to new business opportunities. Thank you 2021. References made by Big Sean, Justin Bieber, August Alsina, etc.

    Sad Boy Radio XXXII: Something is Always Missing? (W/ KDENSE) Dec 25, 2021

    Artist KDENSE and I discuss the hollowness we feel inside. Something is always missing, and we can't pinpoint what it is. Is it a relationship? A solid circle? Happiness? Big Sean asked, "How can I have everything, and still be sad?"Sad Boys for real.

    References made from G-Eazy, KDENSE, Big Sean etc.

    IG: KDENSE_773

    Sad Boy Radio XXXI: Bad Habits? Dec 17, 2021

    Sad Boys, do our bad habits make us? Can we ever truly change? Listen to Chicago artist Piwa and I discuss our bad habits, and how we deal with them. References made from Rotimi, Ed Sheeran, etc.

    IG: babypiwa

    No Fun: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9JCGuqXdzs

    Sad Boy Radio XXX: Did it Even Matter? (W/ Protein Papi) Dec 03, 2021

    Sad boys for real! Did it really matter? All the memories, stories, words that you shared together... Both the significant and insignificant relationships. How much time does it take? Listen as Protein Papi and I discuss our experiences.

    References made by Bryson Tiller, Ed Sheeran, Maluma, MadNes, etc.

    Sad Boy Radio XXIX: Life Moves Fast & It Stops For No One? (W/ Johnny Carter) Nov 19, 2021

    Sad Boys for real. Listen to Johnny Carter & I discuss how life continues to move; even when we wish it would slow down a little. How events such as being homeless, and being told no have only driven our passion for music. References from: August Alsina, Bruno Mars, and more,

    IG: thejohnnycarter

    IG: sad.boy.radio

    Sad Boy Radio XXVIII: Close Bad Endings & Fresh Starts? (W/ Mia Alva) Nov 12, 2021

    Sad Boys for real. Listen as Mia Alva and I discuss fresh starts. To start fresh, your must have an ending. Often, these endings come from relationships and closed chapters. We talk about how these experiences impacted us, and how life is lived in seasons.

    References from: Mia Alva, Chris Brown and more

    IG: malva.ii

    Scorpio Summer (Nico Supremo): https://music.apple.com/us/album/scorpio-summer-ep/1592240311

    Sad Boy Radio XVII: Follow Your Dreams? Oct 30, 2021

    Sad Boys for real. Have you ever felt lost in life? But there is that one thing that keeps you going. Music is that thing for Niko and I. Listen as we discuss lessons we've learned by following our passions, boundaries we've had to set, and what we've done to be successful in this industry.

    IG: @shy_niko

    Stream Icy Girl (November 12)

    Sad Boy Radio XXVI: Life Ain't Easy in Your Twenties? Oct 18, 2021

    Sad Boys. Listen as Latin artist Adam Martinez and I discuss having a quarter life crisis, and remising to when life was easy. Also, talking about love life, goals we hope to accomplish, and our inspirations to become who we are today. IG: @adammartinezmusic Stream his new song: Derretirme https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1L0sbSS_fUU

    Sad Boy Radio XXV: Love is Complicated? Oct 08, 2021

    Sad Boys for real. Listen as my boy Ariel and I discuss love and its complications. From a Certified Lover Boy to a Cuffed boy. We discuss being misunderstood, and growing to love others. Also, discussing relationship complications, and MY VILLAIN ORIGIN STORY.

    Sad Boy Radio XXIV: What Did you Expect? Sep 26, 2021

    Sad Boys for real. Listen as Ranika and I discuss expectations we've both lived up to and failed to live up to throughout our lives. Also, how people have continuously let us down. References from Big Sean, Drake, Bryson Tiller, Brent Faiyaz, Etc. IG: Ran.ika IG: Sad.Boy.Radio Check out Scorpio B-Side (All Platforms)

    Sad Boy Radio XXIII: Are you the One? Sep 18, 2021

    Sad Boys for real. Listen to Protein papi and I talk about being some toxicos, and how we really know if she's the one. Also, how the tiny decisions truly impacted our lives. References from Aventura, Drake, Bryson Tiller, Etc.

    Forever Changing? Sep 03, 2021

    Sad boys for real. Listen as J. Glizzy and I talk about how we've changed. How artist change, and overtime our overall views on life change. References from J. Cole, Bryson Tiller, Justin Bieber, Etc.

    Sad Boy Radio XXI: Thank you? Aug 29, 2021

    Quick thank you to everybody who has supported and been a part of Sad Boy Radio.

    IG: Sad.boy.radio

    Thank you to all the artists who have appeared, and had open and honest conversations.

    The Struggle is Real? (W/ Nico Supremo) Aug 21, 2021

    Why is this mental health struggle so real? Anxiety and all; artists find comfort in what they create. Listen to find out how Nico Supremo copes with anxiety, and fun anecdotes about life.

    References from Big Sean, Aventura, Romeo Santos, and Bryson Tiller

    Sad Boy Radio XIX: Too Late? Aug 13, 2021

    Have you ever missed you window? For love, a job, or just a moment gone too quick. Listen to SBR as we discuss losing the perfect person, and possibly the perfect opportunity.

    Sad Boy Radio XVIII: Live in the Moment? Aug 13, 2021

    Live in the moment? SBR and Mayhem discuss what it means to live life in the moment. Mayhem being a DJ knows that life best. With references from Drake, Bryson Tiller, etc. Enjoy being a Sad Boy.

    What Are Your Milestones? (W/ Tora Woloshin) Jul 25, 2021

    Kick back and listen as SBR interviews Tora Woloshin. A former contestant on X Factor. A great discussion about how both our milestones have connected to music. IG: torawoloshin IG: sad.boy.radio

    What inspires You? (W/ Abel) Jul 16, 2021

    Sad Boy Radio interviews upcoming Chicago Reggaeton artist Abel. Inspirations in life and how we ended up here. Mentions and references Ozuna, Drake, August Alsina, and Bryson Tiller IG: Abelabelmusic IG: Sad.Boy.Radio

    What Makes You... You? Jul 09, 2021

    Sad Boys, listen as we discuss songs and artist who have influenced us. As well as the people in our day to day lives.

    Risk it All? Jul 04, 2021

    Join me and Steven Walsh (Emmy Award Winner) as we discuss the risks necessary to be successful in life. With references from Big Sean, Drake, and Nipsey Hussel.

    Money is Evil? Jun 25, 2021

    Listen as producer Pyro and I tackle money, and how it has influenced our lives. For better or for worse; too much of anything can turn out bad. We learned from Biggie and Polo G. Is money the root of all evil?

    Next Steps in Life? Jun 18, 2021

    What do I do next? We've all had that thought. Listen to my boy Sauce and I discuss feeling lost and figuring out life. How artists like Big Sean, Shawn Mendes, and others connected with us on our journey. IG: sauceypippen IG: sad.boy.radio

    Letter to my grandmas? (Cherish those around you) Jun 11, 2021

    SBR takes a mental break to spread a positive message. Cherish those around you. Listen as I reminisce on life with my grandmas.

    I love you Lita. I love you Grandma. Forever.

    IG: Sad.Boy.Radio

    Why so Negative? Jun 04, 2021

    Why so negative? Who hurt you? Listen to SBR Unplugged with Check'a Fred and Kosta as we discuss haters and overcoming doubts.

    True to Self? May 28, 2021

    True to who? Listen as Sad Boy Radio hosts their first Latin artist, Kuyo Witha K. The trials of being the most authentic you and reflection on what made Kuyo. IG: kuyo_witha_k IG: sad.boy.radio Stream Kuyo Witha K on all platforms, and his latest single "Calor" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aF3gwt1_WD0

    Remember Me? May 21, 2021

    Remember me? Shiiiiii, maybe. Listen as I reminisce on near death, teenage memories, and relationships with my childhood friend.

    The Drugs Are Talking & No One is Listening? May 14, 2021

    DRUGS? IS ANYONE HEARING THIS? Listen as we discuss drugs and mental health in the artistic world.

    What is the Purpose of Life? May 07, 2021

    The purpose of life? What does that even mean? No one knows what it means, it's preposterous. Listen to Arigon and I speak about methods for anxiety, creating art, and what we believe the purpose in life seems to be. IG: Arigon121 IG: sad.boy.radio

    Does Time Heal All Wounds? Apr 30, 2021

    How do you cope with a lost relationship? Listen as my boy Vic and I talk about how relationships have forced us to cope in many ways. Similar to how celebrities such as Chris Brown, Justin Bieber, and Romeo Santos have.

    Toxic relationships? Apr 23, 2021

    Toxic? Who? ME? Sit back and listen as my boy Check'a Fred and I discuss toxic relationships. How our experiences in them have truly changed our outlook on the world, and how we handled them. Check out Check'a Fred's new "Checkmate Deluxe" on all streaming platforms! IG: @checka_fred IG: @sad.boy.radio

    Who Am I? Apr 23, 2021

    How did I get here? Who was I before? We’ve all had these questions, and sometimes self-reflection reveals new things about you. Listen to my boy Vic and I reflect on significant life events, and how music has remained a constant throughout the ups and downs. If you like this video, make sure to like, comment, and subscribe! IG: Sad.Boy.Radio IG: bluedoorstudioschicago IG: bdschivic

    What Made You This Way? Apr 23, 2021

    What made you who you are? How did you culture and background impact your thinking? Join SBR as we have a candid discussion with Chicago rapper Arigon about Latin roots, God, and so much more.

    What Would Fame Do To You? Apr 22, 2021

    Would you want to be famous? How do you get famous? Dive into a discussion about fame; including all the good, bad and everything in the middle.

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