𝙏𝙚𝙢𝙥𝙩𝙖𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣 | 𝙎𝘽

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After the successful release of his album, Trevon's career began to skyrocket overnight. His album resonated deeply with his fans, and soon he found himself in high demand across various media outlets. One of the most exiting invitations being from the hottest hip-pop station in Detriot for an exclusive interview.

Wasting no time, Trevon eagerly prepared for the interview. It was meant to be an pivotal moment where he could share more about his journey, the creative process behind his album, and his aspirations for the future.

Arriving to the station, the atmosphere buzzed with anticipation as he greeted the hosts and settled into the interview chair. The studio lights gleamed as the cameras began to roll, capturing the essence of Trevon's rising star status.

"Welcome back, Detroit! We're live with Skilla Baby, who's latest album has been setting the charts on fire," announced the host, a charismatic figure known for his deep, engaging voice that seemed to fill every corner of the room.

"Thanks for having me!" Trevon responded, his voice steady despite the butterflies he was feeling in his stomach.

"Let's jump right in," the host continued, leaning forward with genuine interest. "Tell us a bit about your background. What was it like growing up here in Detroit?"

Trevon smiled, his mind flicking through memories like pages in a book. "Growing up here, you know it's a city filled with a mix of sounds and cultures. My family loved music, so there was always something playing at home. But no one really played any instruments, so it was more about the appreciation of music in my house."

"That's a solid foundation," the host nodded. "What pulled you into making your own music?"

"It started with poetry, actually," Trevon explained. "I wrote to express myself and soon those poems morphed into lyrics. One thing led to another, and I started adding beats to my words. It wasn't long before I was fully immersed in making music."

The host's eyes lit up. "And Detroit has no shortage of musical legends. Who influenced you the most?"

"Man, where do I start? J Dilla, Eminem, Stevie Wonder—I take a bit from all of them. Each brings something unique to the table, and I think that's what I try to do with my music," Trevon said, his passion for his craft evident in his tone.

"Speaking of unique, any dream collaborations?" the host probed further, a twinkle of curiosity in his eyes.

"Kendrick Lamar and Big Sean," Trevon didn't hesitate. "Kendrick for his narrative depth and Sean for that Detroit connection. I think we could do something special for the city."

The host smiled, nodding appreciatively. "Looking ahead, what's next for Trevon?"

"More music, always more music. I'm exploring different sounds, maybe blending genres. But really, I just want to keep connecting with listeners, keep telling stories that matter," Trevon shared, his eyes alight with the vision of his future.

"Sounds like you're just getting started. Thanks for sharing your journey with us today, Trevon."

"Thank you for having me. Much love to everyone out there listening," Trevon concluded, the warmth in his voice echoing the gratitude he felt.

As Trevon walked out of the bustling radio station, He couldn't help but let a proud smile cross his face as he stepped onto the bustling sidewalk. The interview had gone exceptionally well, reflecting not just his music but also his journey and his hopes for the future.

Trevon's phone buzzed in his pocket—a flurry of messages and notifications. Friends, family, and fans were congratulating him, sharing clips from the radio interview that had already hit social media. Each message was a reminder of the support network that buoyed him, of the community that was rooting for his success.