Let go of control

[@mpchead]

I share samples weekly here www.patreon.com/mpchead Horn samples mpchead.com/products/horns-vol1

[@jonmakesbeats]

HBD I think the core of it is whenever someone takes a left turn with their music, there’s a risk for a dip in “quality” and if you’re in a weekly schedule it’s not the best environment to encourage experimentation. If you have to deliver a consistent schedule you’ll want to use consistent techniques. Soon as you let go of the fact that your quality might dip temporarily, you open yourself up to the quality reaching new heights. This is true for KZbin as well. This environment rewards consistency but sometimes you have to say fk everybody and just see where it takes you.

[@mpchead]

Couldn't agree more. But I think I exposed my habits when I tried making a beat per week. I realized how robotic some things had become for me. You definitely need to say fk youtube now and again, I do.

[@j.gonsalves]

Bang On!

[@stefanodincecco]

Time to play live.

[@mike_savi]

Printing and committing can create a lot of momentum. Also, early in the process I ask myself “Do I care to ever hear this again? Does it have a mood I’ll care to evoke again? Should it exist?” This always prevents wasting time. It forces my attention onto the merit of what I’m doing, and interrupts the inclination to just build things mechanically.

[@alus992]

Tomorrow I'm buying MPC to again try do some music, especially now when Im in super dark place and my mind needs something to not think about all this shit. You are one of the reasons why Ive decided to try this as a therapy. Much love from Eastern Europe!

[@itsbootsyo]

Hang in there brother. Dark places contrast with the light!

[@alus992]

@@itsbootsyo thank you. I hope sunlight will come eventually

[@steezystony]

Beatmaking always Makes me forget everything around me, beware Tho, your beats Will suck at first, don’t fall in the trap of thinking you are not good enough. Once your beats start getting good there Will be no better feeling in the world! So stay strong, and don’t give up if you don’t like your music at first! Peace from belgium❤

[@alus992]

@@steezystony i will remember that!

[@mpchead]

Is not about the music sometimes, is more about the process, no end goals, just the experience. Enjoy the moment

[@rickywashington2594]

Take breaks from making music and come back to it!! Let life influence your creativity!! Your channel has helped my process of making music on the mpc 2000xl and mpc one!! Analog stands alone and you proved that process!! Again take those breaks for your creativity to grow!!!

[@LucaBrasiDrunkCatPaw]

Just like in business: there is efficiency and there is innovation, and the hard truth is that one cancels out the other. In the case of efficiency you want to get something done fast as possible with the least amt of effort, but when we want to be innovative there has to be a lot of room for errors and a lot of time to be killed just to come up with something great 🎉 Happy Birthday!!

[@SabatierBeats]

Man, I needed this video. I've gotten so sick of making beats. I'm going to chill out for a bit and let go of the bullshit and processes. When I am ready, it is going to be fun

[@David_ruffin]

I just finished reading 3 shades of blue about Miles Davis, John Coltrane, and Bill Evans… Miles said “Man, sometimes it takes you a long time to sound like yourself”. Take all that you’ve self learned and forget about it. Break out that tascam four track you were talking about and track everything in and make that beat tape. As sample based artists it does get boring doing the same stuff over and over. That’s usually when I break out a different sampler and get different results/sound. Whatever draws inspiration, I’m all for it. Peace and blessings to you and yours. 🫡

[@darumabeats]

there's an overload of this sound, and we need to create different stuff, we must don't do it for others but for us. Without thinking that nobody will like it or something like that. I'm feeling the same man, the exploration process is long and hard, we have just to dig more, or dig in another piece of terrain. keep going, but at the same time, take ur time man

[@_cloudnyne]

Man, I’ve been watching you since I was 15. I’m 20 now. Happy birthday and I just want to say thank you because you have been a essential peace in my producing journey.

[@toomuchjaw]

It's been really hard to sit down in the studio and do anything at all this last year (became a dad). There's hardly any mental capacity to create anything, sitting down and throwing on a record and sampling the same way I've always done, throw some drums on it, try and make 12 sections out of a 30 second sample, add other sounds, and so on and so on. It's just gotten very monotonous for me, robotic like you mention. I write other kinds of music and play in other bands as well so I'm lucky and happy to have that outlet but even then, you have to rely on others to get together and be there. A whole other set of challenges. Not sure what I'm rambling about here but I'm with you Marlow, sometimes you gotta step back and do something else. It'll take the time it takes to get back to freshness and creativity or a new way of doing things.

[@sebastianfernandez6146]

I came back to your channel today after being frustrated for months making beats. This was a sign fr 🙏🏼

[@mpchead]

Thanks ✌🏼

[@MrTimmyvee]

Spot on mate. I've been creating house and garage tunes for so long, I always start with the same process. It got tired, I got bored. I've just recently got a different tool, the Digitakt 2. And I've used that to just do things completely differently. I'm loving it now. Not even worried about the tempo or the genre. Just whatever sounds good and makes me smile.

[@WillieFourMilli]

i really appreciate how you and others can be so creative, watch-worthy and recurring...thanks for sharing the struggles too 🧘🏻✨

[@myklo4269]

Happy birthday Marlow! As a beat-maker, I just want to make music for people to rock to. Whether you're studying, working out, cleaning, etc. I want to make beats relating to people. I'm not trying to get famous off music of sort, if it happens good, if it doesn't that's good too. This journey is more therapeutic than creative.

[@lrgstmrg]

This is about more than your workflow. It's another version of self expression - these feelings of discontent and the desire to break out of old patterns are coming from somewhere deeper, and they're manifesting through your music. You already know that music channels emotions. By honing that ability, you've created a pathway that your subconscious is using to communicate with you now, to try to push you in the right direction, and to bring things to your attention that you're not consciously addressing. You're not the only one, brother. It's a good sign, but you need to try to figure out what it's saying, and what it wants, because whatever it is, it's what you really want, too.

[@mpchead]

Thanks for your input, appreciate the insight and how you looked at it. Will explore the idea.

[@thekidflames]

Happy born day, brother. To many more. I feel the EXACT SAME WAY, fam. I vacillate back and forth between creating to create and finding fulfillment there and getting pulled into the machine, content creation, fast media, social media - I don’t really FEEL that part of it. I don’t want to loathe what I do. But the PROCESS of creativity, the journey, means so much to me and is so inherently a part of who I am, I always come back to just creating to create. And also being a designer, photographer, filmmaker…I have to tap into other parts of who I am, not just as a beatmaker, but as a creator and to not get bored or become uninspired. Forward always. And I’ve found myself more and more, starting to mesh all the aspects of who I am, and finally feel that I’m tapping into something special. This reminded me of that, and propels me to always remember it. No borders. No boundaries. Just be dope and put out stuff you love - and if it taps your soul, brings joy and touches others - that’s winning. 🙌🏻

[@TonyBlackNYC]

Always good to transform. 100%. It is all the creative process, no rules.

[@mpchead]

Yes 🙏🏼

[@kymlittlefield4389]

Collaborate with somebody who is not as skilled as you and you will find that you may learn some new value in their workarounds and things like that. I would also recommend learning new parts of the machine when you get stuck. I used to hate the step sequencer within the MPC and I picked it up when I hit an Interest Plateau. It's important to distinguish this from a quality plateau, though they are both the only two dissatisfactions that the producer faces internally. I hope you enjoy the new challenge. For now, interest is your greatest difficulty and that can birth a new skill too. Happy Birthday, Marlow.

[@CaldoHits]

Happy Birthday, Marlow🎉 And yes, I watched a video yesterday about how to chop samples according to progressions much like 9th Wonder. I instantly checked out. Not that I don't see the value of the technique. But it felt monolithic. Like we have to start following someone's bulletprint. Ironically, I just make beats in the spirit of Dilla and Madlib. I make what I'll like and simply put that out.

[@mpchead]

Yeah man, not overthinking also helps to finish beats and out them out.

[@CaldoHits]

@@mpchead You're absolutely right, hey

[@jjbing3]

I go through this all the time. I usually go learn something new or a different genre. By listening to synthwave, I learned synth sound design to bring back to hip hop beats. 👏🏾

[@mpchead]

Thanks, I appreciate the feedback 🙏🏼🔥🔥

[@StrheatPraafit]

Happy Belated Birthday family. Keep making those hype beats. The hip hop boom bap community still needs your contribution. Thanks for your contribution👊

[@bonafidebeatz20]

Dope conversation bro - I totally understand what you mean. Sometimes a little break is all we need, to get the creative juices flowing again. It’ll come to you. Happy Belated by the way 💯

[@TheMattmatic]

I’ve gone back to DJ Krush, one of my idols, and just listened to one of his live sets on youtube the other day. It was the most inspiring thing I’ve heard in a while, it reminded me that he really found his own lane. My goal now (after I’ve finished the EP i’m working on) is to play live and make beats with live performance in mind. Not feeling like a beat has to be ”finished”. Every performance should be unique in some way - that’s what I’m striving for. I want there to be mistakes- at least that tension of mistakes being possible.

[@TypeOneBeats]

Great idea to start your next year in life! Empty Canvas is my way I live it and love it!

[@AniBookx]

A litlle late but happy birthday!! starting the jorney with my mpc live felt like beeing at The Divine Comedy, and you gave me tools to get trogh Hell and visualize Heaven. I'm still on Purgatory tho XD. Regarding *process* topic I think its a continuous road of self creation, some times we take informations and develop habits, some times we just CTRL+Z all of that and start all over but with new pieces. I belive presence it's key to realize at what poit we are and enjoy it. And also be thenkfull for having music in our lives. Lovely community, cheers for that

[@UnknwnnReeality]

I thought I was crazy. I’ve been feeling like this for awhile now but to hear u say it makes me feel a lil better knowing I’m not alone. Thank for sharing your thoughts and perspective on this

[@mpchead]

You got this! Just love the process, enjoy the journey, I think that's what makes it special.

[@mosesbrown2315]

Happy Birthday Marlo. You have been a tremendous source of inspiration over the last few years. Respect my man 👊

[@UnkleKnuck]

Hope you had a good birthday man, thanks for everything you do

[@theramenspotjukebox]

Happy Birthday! I feel you on everything you said here. What you feel is the way most masters seem to feel, they need to do something different to continue to grow. Can't wait to see where your experimentation takes you.

[@artisans8521]

Hip-hop has a mold. That mold can be confiding. A straight jacket around you. In the 90th European musicians (Bristol was the epicenter) grabbed hip-hop, sampling, and expanded its range by adding ellements of drum and bass and jungle while reducing the BPM by slowing down samples to the extreme. Trip-hop was born. Then Indy Rock was added to the party, and the Sneaker Pimps were born. Then, the degrading of signal quality was discovered, and Lofi erupted. Neo Soul (sorry Philadelphia, I know, I know) followed suit. A friend of the family was an artist, his etchings were second to none, but they didn't sell, and he was bored with the laborious process. So he started painting instead. But in painting, he never found his style. So on my wall are three paintings, one inspired by Braque, on inspired by Van Gogh, and one inspired by Vermeer. The thing is, at the Rembrandt museum, I mentioned his name to the curator. His answer, "He was the best etch artist since Rembrandt. Why on earth did he stop?". I explained his problem, and he laughed sadly when I told him he became an art teacher at a local college. He inspired countless students to become artists, graphic designers, and even photographers. Lesson to learn: if you are really good at making hip-hop, you have two options. One is to become a great hip-hop producer with its own recognisable style. The second is to break the mold of the genre and expand its vocabulary. Both take courage and persistence. The first option can lead to boredom and imposter syndrome. The second can lead to not being recognized by the flok and thus to isolation. A third option is to drop down the rabbit hole of never finding your own style and wind-up teaching. That seems to be your choice (or Howie B's, or Thomas Dolby's), as I learned from watching your channel. All choices are valid, as you can be great at all of them.

[@JAdeWii_]

Hell outta here, we have the same bday! here’s to us 🍺 🤘🥳

[@carstenaltena]

Happy birthday! I'm still quite new to beat making (my background is in heavy metal, go figure), so I have a "beginners mind". I basically do "everything wrong" because I simply do not know the "rules", but I love what I create on the MPC. The same thing happens in the metal scene by the way: lots of "proper ways" to do things. I cultivated a beginners mind in that scene by simply not caring about its rules and generally be a little ignorant of the trends.

[@deniserroyaux]

Marlow, stop overthink, you are on a strong base, please from there your creativity will be on "sure" legs, we can t wait

[@mpchead]

Thanks 🙏🏼

[@billiedoesbeats]

Good for you. I always wonder how people do boom bap nonstop and don’t get bored. You have an amazing ear and I bet you can apply your skills to create genre-bending incredible music

[@verbone]

Happy birthday, bro. I think anyone who makes a lot of beats hits regular walls. I try to make different kinds of music, including music genres I don't even listen to, to break up my rhythm. But, everyone has their own process how to break out their shell.

[@rubbafingaz]

Happy birthday, OG! I wish you good health and long life! For me, your channel is a sample of how to blog about beatmaking. Excellent sound presentation of the material and the philosophy of the creative process. Keep delighting us with your new releases. Peace!

[@davidscott2095]

Feliz Cumpleanos, Hermano!

[@mpchead]

🙏🏼🔥🔥

[@PetrolMediaInc]

Don’t overthink it. You’re doing a great job and I know sometimes you start to think that you’re doing the wrong things, but your channel has been so inspirational to me. As a person who started his music journey back in 2001 with an mpc 2000 xl myself, finding your channel was inspiring. It’s one of the few that inspired me to start my channel. So please keep sharing your journey, and I think there’s room for you to not only do the stuff that some are here to follow you for, but also to share experimental parts of your journey.

[@doobieholdin]

This is a very nice video to see, someone going through a creative struggle within creative process. i too tend to find something and stray away from it for awhile. i think its healthy to want to be able to grow and have change, its important to understand that these tools still have use too. a few ways of creating can sometimes cause me to get confused but its important to just have fun and as the title states, "let go of control." just let your mind do what it wants to do, and trust your intuition rather than your doubts.

[@no1semach1ne]

I’m going through the exact same thing

[@mpchead]

Yup, gotta shed some skin and reset some ideas.

[@doobieholdin]

happy birthday man. I appreciate all of your videos and music.

[@hozil_beats]

Happy birthday Marlow!!🎂

[@triphop1681]

Happy Birthday 🎉 May it be blessed. I'm still a beginner with production, but I can speak from a deejay perspective. When I'm looking for a breakthrough or something fresh, I turn to genres that are way out of my comfort zone. I was on a Neo-Swing kick for a while. Lately, I've been playing around with Italian folk music. The difference in composition usually challenges me and sparks new ideas. Then, I just tinker around with the equipment until I can make the sounds I'm looking for. Idk if that helps. Like I said, I'm still a beginner with this, but it's definitely fun when it comes to mixing.

[@mpchead]

Thanks 🙏🏼 interesting ideas, will definitely keep that in mind. I usually love to sample jazz but I might need some fresh perspective.

[@mnlrbeats]

PARABENS!

[@lee70]

HAPPY BORN DAY BRO MANY MORE TO YOU AND YOUR FAM

[@Knowledge-411-x4q]

3:00 ..... i think we all feel this way from time to time......I also think it may be a good thing....i think it means that you've found your sound....what i do to combat this feeling is simply listen to pieces of music that inspires me....also i explore texture and space to tell a story...maybe incorporate live field recordings

[@unclassedmedia]

this is the richness, it seems hard but this is where you grow.

[@3ck]

Happy birthday man! I feel you! Try to sample free jazz music. It always give me more ideas and makes me do crazy beats. Your knowledge in combination with free jazz samples... man, you will killed that for shure

[@randezwest5073]

Peace Marlo, happy birthday man. As far as my process, I’ve learned a ton from your channel, channels like yours, and conversations with friends, the one thing that’s a constant is not to get too comfortable with any one way of doing things. I’m not a professional, but I let the music move through me more. Some tunes I love, others not so much, but I try to stay true to the moment.

[@naim273]

Happy birthday man and just keep doing good music as you like I really digg your music on Spotify

[@Amani.cove216]

appreciate this level of transparency..much love and keep pushing pads!!

[@mazy-beats]

Happy Birthday! I'm constantly changing my workflow because I'm still figuring out to sound professional

[@mpchead]

It's a journey, have fun with the process

[@mikesick4793]

All I know is that whatever you decide to do that you will only get better as you have been since you've been positing videos. Ive heard it in real time. Salute. Happy Birthday

[@ELOGIC718]

Happy birthday bruh!!!!!!!! May you continue to be blessed with many many more!!!!!!!🎉🎉🎊🎊🎂🍻

[@mpchead]

I appreciate it 🙏🏼🎉

[@Danielinthelionsden]

Happy birthday 🎂🎈🎈🎊🎁🎉 Marlow!!

[@mpchead]

🔥🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@regmonmusic]

It sounds like what you're going through, is a sure sign of growth. Happy belated birthday! 🎂🍨🎁🎉🎈

[@jbva804]

Happy Birthday, brother!🥂🎂

[@jayaseven]

Happy CDay from Cali. I like to listen to the record the whole way multiple times. Find what calls to me. Listen to what that piece is giving me. Like tempo and pattern. Whether it needs to be broken up or looped. In other words, let the sample lead the way

[@jerzboybeats]

Happy Birthday and enjoy your day. Awesome video

[@mpchead]

Thanks 🎉✌🏼

[@wesrosner]

Happy birthday brother Marlow🤙🏻

[@wiggesobk]

Happy birthday! Yeah i know that feeling too. The way i overcome it is to make themed projects like halloween or christmas beats. Sounds silly but it helps a lot and it's a lot of fun.

[@mpchead]

Yeah 🙏🏼🔥🔥

[@seer121]

I think there are many wayz to create and we can always listen and see new things salaams Mr. Marlow letting go too I am letting go and having more fun ha salaams

[@wayneoliveii681]

i just make beats for fun now and i’m looking to have my beats on tv radio and business commercials only in my future but for now i love making beats for fun…like i just bought some gear to sample music on my drum sampler and it’s just soo fun

[@JackJazzm]

Happy Birthday Bredren Peace & Blessings

[@mpchead]

🙏🏼🔥🔥

[@ALbolger]

cubase 14 pro is good , with a new drum sequencer tr808 style, live shifting of drum voices is possible now ,live audition of loops is possible , shifting keys of a loop live, i cant lie Man i found a bunch of your samples on a torrent someplace ,that shit had me noddin all day ,but using Cubase ,i have already an MPC X ,along with 2 korg Kronos 2 keyboards, the keyboards are crap for sequencing ,but a lot of perfect patches and effects ,i got an MPCX to use the piano roll software, and some great sounding vst instruments, I always had Cubase but shit has just got tight with 14. There is also live option to collab remote. Jamming live can always help ? and work with some vocalists perhaps, rappers ,with remote working you can sack them . Love your stuff Marlo, very much like everything Mark Farina plays....keep on.

[@j.gonsalves]

Happy Bornday Marlow, thanks for all your content. Yh hitting a threshold is quite normal in my experience especially if I have been meddling with the same sounds or equipment for a while. To get past this I think collaboration with other artists is a good remedy as it breathes new life into my projects. I like the friendly competition, inspiration & expansion it brings..

[@gutaninblanco]

You not mad, I'm totally get you, the most fun i had it was when i was still learning beats, now it is bit boring, especially when it is so easy to make beats with ai and modern tools and samples packs, midi packs and so on, i know people who doing beats mostly from loops and midi packs and i thinking no point to try when on the end of the day beats sounds good, from scratch and from loops, I feel burned out.

[@spick85]

Great video. I feel you. If you can, start learning piano if you didnt already do. Brings great new inspiration.

[@lofi-dave]

Happy Birthday Marlow! 🥳🎉🎂

[@mpchead]

🔥🙏🏼🙏🏼🎉

[@RastaFATian]

Parabéns Marlow! Daaa-lheee nas máquinas e bom aniversario!

[@manuelramires5936]

Stop for a few days, go travel. Look around you. Let the universe give you what you need to continue you journey. You are CR7 in the sampling world brother. You got to keep going. Let it rip! Peace

[@mpchead]

Thanks 🙏🏼 I have been taking some time and rethinking my approach to beats. I am ready to start trying new things 🔥👊🏼

[@hoptenon]

If you got bored with low-fi boombap beats, try Soulful House. Your taste and palette of sounds could be a great fit.

[@CDeering]

Word. Knowledge.

[@BoombapArt]

Great vid. I hear you being stuck doing the same over and over. I’m sure you find a path that works and fulfills you 👊🏻

[@mpchead]

That's the plan! 🙏🏼

[@XekeStyle]

happy birthday brother!! I hope you have a great time, a hug from Argentina!

[@mpchead]

Thanks 🙏🏼 appreciate it

[@jjbing3]

Happy birthday. 👏🏾👊🏾

[@mpchead]

🙏🏼thanks

[@entyce66]

HBD man enjoy

[@no9to5beats9]

Happy Birthday! Feeling your words

[@mpchead]

Thanks 🙏🏼👊🏼

[@Reggi_Sample]

Always wondered if you had any alternate accounts with completely different niches, or whether you think it's better to keep any new workflows or sounds under the current / one brand? Happy birthday Marlow was just telling TheSonicAlly one of your old videos was the reason I picked up an MPC. Been none stop since!

[@mpchead]

I was making more electronic music on another channel but is just so hard to keep 2 channels running but yeah I think I would just make different channels for different content.

[@fritzeschebach9514]

Happy bday g please never stop making those beats ur style is so unique 🙏

[@mpchead]

Thanks 🙏🏼 appreciate you 🔥🔥🔥

[@djl3mon553]

Happy birthday man, your videos are so helpful and inspiring for a beginner like me, keep it up

[@GrabThoseKeys]

Happy Birthday Marlow! This was a great video. As someone who listens to your music almost daily I can say while you have a style, to me your beats never sound repetitive. Each beat stands on it's own in my opinion. With that said im really interested to see what direction you go next on your music journey. Also I like the fact that you don't follow the placement format it always you and others in this lane to be more creative which i appreciate.

[@mpchead]

Thanks bro really appreciate it. I guess I am most tired of the process than anything, the repetitive grind, need to break out of that. Appreciate the listening to my work 🙏🏼🔥🔥🔥

[@Akillsun]

I’ve picked up science from watching your videos. For me when that stuck feeling happens I will create in another sequencer or sometimes create in another genre for a couple weeks. if that still doesn’t help I just take a break for a minute and collect sounds etc. Happy BD MD.

[@b.e.7208]

This happens to every creative person, you want to challenge your creativity instead of doing the same creative flow.

[@ogfkite]

Happy Birthday. 💎 Repetition is a real pain, it almost feels like a trap. On the positive of it, It does create a workout for our muscles & minds, but I feel. We “Master” the flow & Therefore it may become mundane. I feel like, maybe we should consider trying different avenues with our crafts & “masteries”.. In your situation, what other passions or creative interests do you have? Then apply your music to that. Create a new lane for yourself, even if it doesn’t exist, yet. What you have is something special, and you’ve “mastered” it. I believe in you, and I hope you take what you have, further. 💎

[@timmiller5975]

Happy birthday my friend

[@ciceroandreola4]

happy birthday man! greetings from brazil, have a great day

[@HarryLoveTV]

Whoa cool it was my bday on monday. Big love dude

[@mpchead]

Nice 🎉🔥 congrats Harry 🙏🏼

[@daehtnulb]

Happy bday brotha 🍻 thanks for sharing, many of us feel the same and are looking to break out of the norm workflows and processes

[@eddiecardona1161]

Happy birthday brother. Keep doing your thing !

[@tylowe78]

This video was much needed.

[@KingHanma]

Happy Birthday Bro!🍻 I know the feeling. Daring to do something different can be a little difficult at times. I try sampling genres or just music in general I would usually avoid. I need to do that more and care less about staying in the norm

[@mpchead]

Thanks for the tips! That is definitely a good way to avoid the routine🙏🏼🔥🔥

[@SenecaGiles]

Happy birthday to you! I totally feel you. I think the reason I’m always buying new gear is I’m trying to find new inspiration and also, I think I want a different feel because it gets boring making music the same way after all these years.

[@mpchead]

Yeah I relate to you too, new gear definitely helps to bring the fun back and find new ways to play with ideas. 🙏🏼

[@iveno_]

Happy BDAYYYY, you got me into BoomBap & thought me how to use the MPC LIVE. I hope you keep making video tutorials for MPC 3.0

[@jo_tsktsk]

Happy b-day gajo.. 😁 🤜🤛

[@delfim90s]

Parabéns Marlow!! tem um ótimo dia! excelente reflexão que demostra o quão normal é termos duvidas e necessidade de reinventar o processo, um abraço!!

[@mpchead]

Claro que sim, de certezas não evoluímos. Obrigado 🙏🏼✌🏼

[@carbonvibes]

Happy Birthday Marlow! 🎉🫡

[@mpchead]

Thanks 🎉✌🏼

[@Da.7th.Nemesis]

Happy birthday Marlow 👊🏽

[@mpchead]

🙏🏼🔥🔥

[@krazylee_DJ]

Happy birthday fam … blessings to u🙏🏾