In a recent episode of DJ Bugsy215’s podcast, Harlem rapper Poisonwitdavibez opens up about his journey, musical inspirations, and plans for the future. The artist, known for his introspective style, shared how legendary rapper DMX heavily influenced his sound and approach to music. He also discussed his latest EP, “The Bible”, diving into its deeper meaning and connection to his life experiences.
During the conversation, Poisonwitdavibez touched on a range of topics, from drill music to the Super Bowl halftime show, expressing his thoughts on Lil Wayne potentially performing. The artist revealed his mission to create positive music, standing apart from the aggressive narratives often found in drill. His connection with younger listeners is a driving force in his work, and he emphasized the need for relatable content.
The discussion turned personal as Poisonwitdavibez opened up about battling depression and dealing with the loss of his uncle. He stressed the importance of mental health and therapy, especially in the music industry.
Looking ahead, Poisonwitdavibez has big plans. Alongside his music, he hopes to contribute to education and inspire youth through his art. He believes live performances are essential for independent artists to truly connect with audiences and showcase their personality. Wrapping up the interview, he teased his upcoming album *The Viable* and hinted at more visual projects in the works.
Throughout the interview, Poisonwitdavibez remained focused on themes of perseverance, self-awareness, and mental health—values that continue to shape his path in hip-hop.
