Interview with Rap Artist Hennizi Da Don Gives an Inside Look at Dreams & Making Music

MuzicNotez: Was it always your childhood dream to become a musician? Are you living the dream now the way you envisioned?

Hennizi Da Don: Yes it was always my closest dream to be doing a desire of commanding in the music industry creating connections. And becoming a driving force in music. My brand always been targeted by critics and well wishers the haters come a dime a dozen. I just affiliate myself with my cause the government desires in my enemies interests you know. The hate on the other side is alarming even in the 90′ s the disrespectful sounds were classified. But yes there’s stressful times I’m happy well rather grateful no man combines the solace the vengeful holds. Creating life doesn’t mean you live the life there’s a lot of poverty out here you know. Far cry from god watching babymothers are abandoning there husband to be for a scandalous one night stand its crazy out here. The business has its flaws but it ain’t necessary or even so. If it was all about weed then a lot of people were as searching for hope. Ready for the world, the destiny of how legitimate legends begins are a deep tale and deep take.

In these days and times everyone is watching for the next biggie or 2pac to save hip-hop. You know what I bring my A- game and do the damn thing. I keep my head up even though times are hard. From abortions to whether financial troubles were in a dilemma but I turn to my childhood dreams as my escapism.

Do you consider yourself a star now? If so, when did you first think that?

Hennizi Da Don: Yes I consider myself a star now well yes. Those albums from long ago made the difference. And contested the masses and tested the essential passages of time for my music career.
The whole way my music came to me developed the saga of whom I am.
The challenges from being on the top 40 charts staying at number one. Creating classified songs with the hottest content I rose the bars for that.
Everyone tried searching for the world in the eyes on in and next complacency.
Like if it weren’t then it wouldn’t have turned the kids out.
Its all self knowledge.
Well let it be proposed and enquired you because becoming who you are aint what you aint.
It just made confined and you bottled up and it hurts.
Discussion of facts and enlightenment of discretion. But stardom is how you wear it.
Factually but I’m tremendously blessed to be the music star I am today.

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Twitter: @hennizi
Instagram: @hennizi_da_don
Facebook.com/hennizidadon

You mentioned that you recently faced a lawsuit in court, what happened?

Hennizi Da Don: Yes I went to court owed credit card debt and the charges were dismissed. Due to insufficient evidence. Charges were dropped things went well.

I could have counter sued i decided not been through enough for the day I was massively relieved. Because I still obtained my freedom the judge was fair.

How do you set the vibe in the studio when making music?

Hennizi Da Don: I set it off I go for broke I create a atmosphere.
Of unprecedented holleration that the oppressed feel my pain.
The music industry know what I’m bout but the real reality is deeply rooted.
I exchange war stories on the microphone.
And I spit bars of pain I’m really a commercialized mainstream hip-hop artist. I believe in mainstream hip-hop always give people your best music no underground half stepping music. I made critical decisions to collect and research and receive and teach and entertain the world through music.

Everybody has their own political views, some think it’s important for artists to keep them private, some think artists should use their platform to share their political views. How do you feel about that?

Hennizi Da Don: The political fractions are opinionated by ones desire. I think God gave everyone a mind I hope they use it.
But as far as politics its any man’s game we all have a life to lead.
One day I would like to run for president maybe when I’m extremely less irresponsible.
Maybe in my 70’s or later if I live long enough.
These are apart of my dreams to live the American dream.
I just have high hopes don’t crush my dreams, but that’s clearly after my East side ride.

One of your latest releases is ‘Bang Bang (Radio Edit)’, how would you describe this track?

Hennizi Da Don: Its a track were I proceeded in the bounce era of my music.
It is just apart of the proper proceedings. Dark sayings inscription of disses you know I got rhymes.
Lyrics:
“I existed in the garden of Eden getting spliffed /sticking dick to Eve before she was Adam’s mistress”
I just Holler my way anger is the way to settle the score.
But lyrically many cannot realize what transpired.
The attitudes in the music industry since I’m getting cheddar.
Lyrics:
” I throw a hex on you / throw some cum in your drink/ shit on your couch/ throw some piss on your minkz”
See its to show the disrespect for my rivals in music holla back.

What are you working on now? What’s coming up next?

Hennizi Da Don: Trying to get the studio up and running again been down as little.
But stay in the groove i got the goods up next.
See I’m aware hip-hop needs me and I need hip-hop so I’m here.
Trying to sign some deals publish more books.
Keep everyone interested.
I know we feel that and its real.
Its the key to the lock theory legends has it there was once a master key.
I’m staying strong stress free and continuing my musical journey.

Anything else you wish to say about yourself or your music? Any message for your fans?

Hennizi Da Don: I took some college courses don’t know the outcome but it was a great experience. Thanks for rooting me on and off music you always been there supporting my music career thanks again.

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