In an interview on “Bucked Up With Sam Buck,” Grafh reflects on his recent tour, describing it as one of the best experiences he’s had and highlighting the valuable lessons he learned. They discuss post-show routines, with Grafh noting that while he used to party, he now prioritizes working and recording. Grafh shares his perspective on major record labels, saying they can be both advantageous and harmful depending on how deals are structured and utilized.
The conversation turns to the current state of hip-hop, with Grafh expressing concern that marketing and visuals often overshadow musical talent in today’s industry. He also reveals that he was an early adopter of vintage Fendi fashion, claiming to have helped popularize it before the brand reintroduced certain styles.
Grafh mentions a recent collaboration with Method Man, describing it as an honor and a significant milestone in his career. He talks about his children’s program, “Music Therapy,” where he teaches kids in schools how to express themselves through music.
Grafh shares personal experiences, including witnessing his father’s murder at a young age and how music helped him cope with the trauma. He discusses the importance of positive mentorship, crediting his mother and former manager Chaz for steering him away from street life. The interview concludes with Grafh promoting his crew, “Team Bang Dope Gang,” and upcoming projects from artists he’s working with.
