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So guys, I've been thinking about what I'm gonna do next semester, like classes and stuff. Pretty crazy how everything's changing. Mean, I'm excited but kinda nervous too, you know what I'm saying? Okay, just wanted to update you all.

You know, when I'm writing songs, I've got like a million ideas floating around in my head, and I'll be thinking about them for weeks and weeks, but then suddenly it's time to record and I'm like, okay, now I gotta get all this stuff out right now.

You know what's crazy underrated? Having a morning routine that actually works for you. Like deadass, most people be doing shit they hate every morning, but when you find what works it's straight up life-changing and nobody talks about that enough.

So I went to the studio, you know, and my homie was just sitting there. I was like, I don't know if I can do this. But I just started singing some country, and he was like, yo, that’s actually fire. I was like, for real? It was crazy.

So, I get asked a lot about what life's like in the field. Honestly, it's mostly just sitting in the rain and eating MREs, you know? It’s a grind, and your knees definitely feel it after a while. I still wouldn't recommend it, but the boys make it worth it.

So I've been trying this new productivity system, right? Like, I thought I could handle multiple projects at once, but honestly, it's kind of overwhelming sometimes. I mean, I'm still getting things done, but it's different from what I expected, you know?

So I learned something hilarious in Japan last week - apparently they call hangovers "two-day alcohol" because that's how long it takes to recover. Makes total sense though, especially after that sake incident at the karaoke bar.

You know, a lot of you guys ask about what the field is actually like. Honestly, it's basically just carrying heavy stuff and walking forever. It’s a great way to build character, I guess, but my knees definitely don't thank me for it. Still, I wouldn't trade the boys for anything.