Daysean

DAYSEAN I’m different. I don’t want problems with nobody. I’m trying to live a better life than I’m living now. I’m very creative, different. I might amaze you. I might shock you. I might amuse you.

[Raphy “Doublee R”] He’s helped me...In terms of the rapping, his confidence is up there. He just freestyles out of nowhere. I feel the hype...If they’re close and I’m cool with them, I call them the Holy Homies.

[Holy Studios] It’s the brand, it’s the vision, it’s the imprint. It’s a lifestyle as well -- my name being God. But it’s also a contradiction because not everybody’s holy and perfect. And I can understand that, with me being a man named God, especially a black man...Me and my friend came up with it [Holy Studios] around the beginning of high school...the holy stuff, it stuck with me, and I tried expanding it.

Anybody that would be around me...I tell them to “Stay holy”...[Holy Studios] It’s a collective now, because over the years, it just grew into a multimedia brand.

[In the future] I mean making more music, making better music, gaining the confidence...Make a lot of art. I’m going to make some wavy music videos...Man, I would have a big clothing store, and I might have old arcade machines in there, and then a window where you could see the DJ playing music...a lot of graffiti on the walls. Of course several locations around the world...I don’t really want to be famous, because I know what comes with fame. But I do want to be known, and I want to get this money.