Send us a text In this fiery conversation, Huggy Duzit opens up about his evolution from tree-climbing childhood in Southern California to becoming a voice of underground hip-hop grounded in genuine experience. He talks about the importance of releasing music consistently—he mentions writing a verse every single day for eight years—as a way to shift perceptions from "someone trying music out" to "someone who does music." One segment stands out: the project titled Orphan emerges from profound ...
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Send us a text In this fiery conversation, Huggy Duzit opens up about his evolution from tree-climbing childhood in Southern California to becoming a voice of underground hip-hop grounded in genuine experience. He talks about the importance of releasing music consistently—he mentions writing a verse every single day for eight years—as a way to shift perceptions from "someone trying music out" to "someone who does music." One segment stands out: the project titled Orphan emerges from profound ...
#142 DA FLATLYNERZ INTERVIEW - ORIGIN STORY & BROTHERHOOD, CREATIVE PROCESS, COMMUNITY & LONGEVITY
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3 months ago
#142 DA FLATLYNERZ INTERVIEW - ORIGIN STORY & BROTHERHOOD, CREATIVE PROCESS, COMMUNITY & LONGEVITY
Send us a text In a raw, unfiltered moment straight from the heart of the 909, the Flatliners—Octane and QP—step into the light as true architects of Inland Empire hip-hop culture. This isn't just an interview; it's a brotherhood celebration—a living, breathing testament to twenty years of street-honed lyricism, late-night cipher sessions, and unapologetic local pride. Octane delivers razor-sharp punchlines and pop-culture winks with slick charisma, while QP matches gritty realism with spirit...
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Send us a text In this fiery conversation, Huggy Duzit opens up about his evolution from tree-climbing childhood in Southern California to becoming a voice of underground hip-hop grounded in genuine experience. He talks about the importance of releasing music consistently—he mentions writing a verse every single day for eight years—as a way to shift perceptions from "someone trying music out" to "someone who does music." One segment stands out: the project titled Orphan emerges from profound ...
