Drake & Travis Scott: Advice for Newcomers 600 Breezy

The Chicago-born newcomer stood in the studio with some of the world’s most famous rappers, sharing advice from Drake and Travis Scott.

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Who is he?
Antonio Valentino King, better known as the alter ego 600 Breezy, is a rapper from Chicago, Illinois. As part of the Black Disciples gang, he has already been arrested several times for drug trafficking and apparently does not manage to get out of the milieu. With his singles “Don’t Get Smoked”, “24 Bars” and “Lou Rawls” the newcomer tried to process what he had experienced and hoped to finally be successful worldwide – he should listen to the words of Drake and Travis Scott, among others .

Chicago rapper 600Breezy shares Drake & Travis Scott advice about taking rap seriously

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600 Breezy was already in the studio with both successful rappers and explained in an interview with DJ Vlad that they had given him advice along the way. Scott, for example, is said to have grabbed his shoulders and said, “Look, the only one who can stop you is yourself. You stand in your own way. Take this shit seriously. Have fun, but take it first and leave all that other shit behind you. “

And Drake is said to have spoken to him about his past during a studio session. “We are still communicating today. […] I lost some of my friends and stuff, so he contacted me and said, ‘I’m not going to tell you what to do or what not to do. However, I want to see that you are there for your family, children and friends in the future, ‘”the Chicago-born newcomer recalled. He also added that he had never asked either rappers for a feature and that this could be the reason why he is in contact with them more often. “It goes without saying that I’m in the studio with them. When we’re niggas together, I just try to enjoy the time and not work. […] I don’t want to be the n * gga you say, ‘Oh, that’s the guy who released a song with Drake.’ I want to be 600 Breezy. “

You can read the full interview with the newcomer here: