I started recording in my living room when I was around 14 years old, being a white kid from the suburbs I'd get a lot of hate from people telling me that I'm "trying to sound black" or "I'm trying to rap". After the years went by and my music capabilities found new levels, people started rapping my songs to me and asking for sneak peaks or when the new track was dropping or my favorite is "yo dude you should TOTALLY shout me out in a song". Needless to say if you listen to my music, I don't really shout people out besides those who are in 6464. Those are the homies, the day ones, the ones who have supported me and stayed by my side throughout the whole journey. My music isn't for everyone and that's okay, it's not meant to be. It's meant for those who are like me or I guess (this might sound inconceivable for those who know me) those who want to be like me. I grew up listening to Kid Cudi and other old school but meaningful rappers and they have influenced me and the messages I bring to the table. I'm not really one to talk about the money I'm making or girls I'm banging or pointless sh*t like that. Sure it's always fun to make a couple tracks that are strictly ignorant words with a hot beat, but when it comes down to the core of my music I do my best to at least make a couple points across through word play and various flows. If you love it or hate it I'm still gonna make it so... peace yo. p.s I'd like to thank some people that helped get me here: Errybody in 6464 My dude Naair who I'd consider to be my manager and the man that's been helping me find my sound Mr. Staiber & Rotation Records including Anthony and Tom My momma, dad, sister & corey The special girl Crazy 2.0 is dedicated to SIDE NOTES: this is just the beginning and I don't consider this to be my best work at all but I'm proud of what I've accomplished on my first EP Calling this right now, for the record, everyone will know the name Brendan DeSanto. also, shout out to broon, cuz why not? much love, -kholin