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TRVE DISCUSS THE FUTURE IN HIS MUSIC CAREER

The 20 year old Trevor Nelson is one of the first artist in Atlanta, GA to be on HONK Magazine front page. TRVE is breaking through in his music career with the help of his loyal IG Followers and many more.

In an interview with TRVE by Medium publisher says that He’s one of the Hottest Music Artist on The Radar. We have a chance to talk with the next generation artist TRVE to find out more about Him, how he started, his challenges and many other issue.

What’s your Full Name?
TRVE: Trevor Nelson but known as TRVE (Trev).

Tell us who you are, where you’re from and what you do for a living?
TRVE: I am an artist born and raised in Atlanta, GA. I’m currently in college and doing music full time.

How come about the stage name?
TRVE
: My friends and family always called me Trev. Unfortunately, that username was taken but I was able to get TRVE. I liked it because it sticks out more.

Tell us your story from before the music, when did it all start?
TRVE: Music has always been very important to me ever since I was a child. When I was 5 years of age, I started taking piano lessons and learning from my dad as well. Although I started at a young age, I struggled to read sheet music. To this day, I play everything by ear!

What were the struggles you faced trying to get your music out there in the beginning?
TRVE: Once I hit my high school years, I got more into music than I ever was before. I used it as a way to relieve stress and express my emotions. A lot of people hated on me and my music. I worked countless hours and proved them all wrong. I was able to succeed.

Which song was that one?
TRVE: I recently signed a distribution deal with Sony Orchard and released my debut single Can’t Go A Day on all platforms. I also released the music video on VEVO, YouTube, Apple Music, MTV, and all other major platforms.

When it blew up what was the first thing you thought?
TRVE
: I love to collaborate with new artists. My style is very versatile. I enjoy experimenting with new sounds among new artists creating new waves just like myself.

Do you collaborate with artists that you listen to?
TRVE: Yes!

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How many artists have you collaborated with so far?
TRVE: I have several collabs that I am working on. I have collaborated with Lil Zane, Reggie Mills, Payton Tyler, JOEL, Unknxwn, and more!

How big is your team?
TRVE: My team is amazing. Over at UED Studios, I have a celebrity choreographer. Her name is RhaRha and she is awesome. She has helped me become a better artist on stage and improved my choreography better than I could have ever imagined. I also have a celebrity vocal coach named Regina Love. Since training with her, my vocals are on a whole never level! I also have a number of producers at UED including SKYYBEATZ, JoeyTheSequel, and DavionForever. They are an amazing team and I am very grateful for everything they have done to make me a better artist.

What is the best part of doing what you’re doing and what’s the part you hate most?
TRVE
: Making music and being able to emotionally connect and relate to people is probably my favorite part about music.

Are you addicted to something? And what would that be?
TRVE: I’m addicted to recording and making new music 24/7. I have a full studio in my home and I also engineer myself as well on ProTools.

THE FUTURE ISSUE 2020

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Pusha T Dismantles Kanye West’s Persona In Raw Interview

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In a revealing interview with GQ, rapper Pusha T opened up about his complicated friendship with Kanye West, sharing a heartfelt and honest perspective on why they have drifted apart. Pusha reminisces about their past collaborations, saying, “We made some great music together, bro,” but quickly shifts to the more difficult aspects of their relationship. He candidly states, “That’s why me and him don’t get along… He knows I don’t think he’s a man.”

What makes this interview fascinating is how straightforward Pusha is. He goes straight to the heart of his feelings, expressing disappointment not in Kanye, the musician, but in Kanye as a person. Pusha explains that the rift between them stems from a loss of respect. He mentions that Kanye can see through any pretense, revealing that he can no longer pretend to respect him. The relationship has not broken down due to betrayal but rather because of a deep disillusionment.

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The most impactful moments come when Pusha discusses Kanye’s vulnerability. He admits, “He’s showed me the weakest sides of him,” and adds that he has strong feelings about weakness in others. This admission highlights the heavy emotional toll their friendship has taken. The conversation also touches on Kanye’s recent controversial actions, which Pusha describes as dramatic and often attention-seeking. He uses the metaphor of a mask to illustrate how Kanye seems to hide behind a persona, avoiding facing his struggles directly.

What stands out in this dialogue is its raw honesty. Pusha is venting his frustrations, thoughtfully analyzing their broken bond and signaling that he is ready to move on. For fans who might hope for a reconciliation, this interview feels more like a farewell than a chance for them to come back together. This shows the story of drama in the music world, it’s about setting clear boundaries and grappling with feelings of disappointment and respect. In sharing his perspective, Pusha T offers a lesson in emotional honesty that resonates far beyond hip-hop.

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Charlamagne Tha God Turns Pain Into Power Amid Kanye West’s Shocking “Cousins” Confession

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On a recent episode of “The Breakfast Club,” radio host Charlamagne Tha God opened up a moment of powerful facts about his own childhood trauma while talking very openly about Kanye West’s troubling new song, “Cousins.” In classic form, Charlamagne’s response was at once raw, emotionally layered, and deeply human. In “Cousins,” Kanye reflects on an unsettling sexual episode from his younger years involving a cousin, a song that had fans and critics reflecting. And as the song has whipped up waves of reactions across the internet, Charlamagne himself incisively cut through the noise with one of his own truths.

“No, they not. People are not gonna start coming out saying they sucked their cousin’s penis,” he said. “Listen, I was getting molested when I was 8 by a 20-year-old woman.” Charlamagne wasn’t reading from a script when he made the admission. It wasn’t done to sell records. It was unfiltered truth and a reminder that beyond the hot takes and the headlines, there are actual people whose invisible wounds we bear with us. Still, he didn’t completely let Kanye off the hook. This is a discussion we should be having,” he insisted, “I just can’t take it serious when it’s coming from Kanye. It’s always something with Kanye every week. That’s all. All of it just feels like a stunt.”

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Kanye’s explosive public persona makes it difficult for some to distinguish between genuine confession and viral marketing. And they do matter, even more than ever, when the subject matter is so weighty. What happened on “The Breakfast Club” was a man seizing control of his own story in an arena that too often prizes spectacle over substance. Whether Kanye’s track succeeds in that level of reflection is a point of debate, but Charlamagne’s brutal sincerity also served as a timely reminder that healing begins when someone dares to acknowledge the uncomfortable truth.

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