Interview with Hennizi Da Don on his Charting Rap Music, Limelight, Collaboration & More

MuzicNotez: First off, it’s an honor to be doing this interview with you, thanks for taking the time to sit down with us.

You went to Florida back in 2002, which motivated you to become a musician. What happened to influence that?

• Hennizi Da Don: Before I went to Florida I was in a relationship with my baby mother which led to the hugest breakup i’ve ever received.

  Me and my girlfriend broke up then I had a dream of myself or a premonition that I would become a mega star as a musician.

  A lot of family encouraged me to pursue my dreams in music and find myself in the world of Hip – Hop.

  I was shown the arts in some form about adopting an identity in music and become that.

  It is I guess a form of sex , drugs , and rock and roll within itself.

  I loved her with my heart.

  She kind of abandoned me.

  This thing called music was my childhood dream so I resumed my dream.

  But I had a dream in my sleep that I would be one of the greatest musicians of my time.

  I just followed in that direction.

  Sometimes things do not work out but I make the best of situations in every way.

  It all came to me clearly.

  I saw myself on stages and in front of important people regarding music.

  And I knew this was for me.

Have you ever felt like your in the limelight in your career? What would you consider that to be and how does it feel?

• Hennizi Da Don: Yes I feel like I’m in the limelight with my music career and I feel somewhat promised.

  There’s highs and there’s lows but I always seem to maneuver in those arranged degrees.

  I bear my candlestick of truth in the bearing of how I proclaim a top spot that nobody can produce accept me

  Because my higher power gives me that.

  A lot of people profess these political essences of who it is.

  I’m real about it, remember when The Game hollered I said ‘’ Hit Em Down’’.

  Only a true player hater would unnecessarily activate that type of hate you know.

  The Game is begging to live at my house asking for food when I know him but I understand it’s a cold world.

  But damn think it all catches up.

  It’s a gem hidden within itself.

  This battle is taking a toll on our whole generation.

  See were all put before the masses for whatever moment and if the decision is not accomplished then you fuzz out.

  It’s like soda when it goes flat.

  See the question is war is he ready for i’m not a hater in this rap shit I developed a measure of power.

  He can not conquer my equilibrium.

  I got him cornered.

  It was like when I caught the 4 bullets each slug was for a borough in Boston and they’re paying the price til this day.

  I eclipsed The Game style he’s crying foul but this is Hip- Hop its like what 50 cent did to Ja Rule.

  Nay I ain’t the bully degrading manuscripts but its measured and analyzed wait also obtained.

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Who would you like to collaborate with in modern music today?

• Hennizi Da Don: A lot of musicians you know tried to put me against Cardi B but I don’t hate her.

  I think she’s wonderful in every way.

  But maybe I’d collaborate with Leon Thomas , SZA, Queen Naija, Cardi B , Bruno Mars, PinkPantheress.

  Really though I’m not saying no one that matches my standard then yes.

  I forgot Mariah Carey and Muni Long.

How about from years ago? Any musician alive or dead you would want to work with?

• Hennizi Da Don: Probably Nas, 2pac, Koffee Brown, Sunshine Anderson, Next, Jim Jones, Jadakiss, The Notorious BIG, JAY-Z, Dogg Pound, Tamar Braxton, Amerie, Beyonce, Daughty, Nickelback, Elvis Presley, Michael Jackson, Damien Marley, Bob Marley, Juelz Santana, The Outlawz, Thug Life, DipSet, State Property, The Stylistics

Before being a solo artist, were you in bands before? If so, describe them.

• Hennizi Da Don: I was in a band with my family to keep me grounded J.A.E which stood for Jamaica’s Elite and also Young Nation.

  J. A. E. held the artists Big Ax and Lil Ax and Young Nation was with me and rest in peace Cov G.

  It was to keep me interested in music and out of trouble which I still fell into sometimes.

  The band broke up due to negativity and over indulged drug usages and selling of these products.

  The group formed in the 1990’s exploitation of the crack era.

  But nothing really came from it all in the two groups besides my solo which in the future.

  There was also the group The Elite with me and K-BI and K-BI was a producer.

  I worked with for the first debut album I did with Da Nocultic Scroll he produced the beats and featured on songs at times.

  Elite Brovahz with AG he is my lil cousin the group had a brief stint ,Lethal Collaboration in high school with a friend whose artist name was Alize.

  I moved around a lot as a teenager from East Weymouth Miami Florida to different areas in Boston Massachusetts.

  Until I eventually ended up in Brockton Massachusetts.

Has your music hit the charts? Which tracks did the best and how did it feel?

• Hennizi Da Don: Yes , my songs have been on the charts Coulda Had It All.

  It made me feel great.

  I felt on top of the world.

  Wife Em 3( Commitment ) In The Name Of Hennizi Da Don Part 2 is currently number one on Apple iTunes.

  Flyest and Silly Gurl these tracks are making me into the commercial mainstream star that I am these days.

  I am a rising star that is on the verge of greatness.

  Many can not say that.

  From surviving 4 bullet wounds to stardom in music the quest is blessed.

  I’m like Hailey’s Comet once in a lifetime.

  You see this so stay glued to what I have enstore in the world of music.

Who are your favorite women of hip hop? How do you feel they are doing on the scene today?

• Hennizi Da Don: All of them are my favorite.

  I like them all.

  I think they are not getting enough credit but I respect their craft.

  They are managing to keep music alive for ages to come.

  I feel they will create the responses we’re looking for to crank up the noise.

  They need to see the way the consequences draw up in the situation they are respected.

  They are good.

What else are you working on? What can we expect to see and hear from you in the future? Tell us about the new singles coming up leading to your new album.

• Hennizi Da Don: Still recording non stop just expect things loose ships sink ships its top secret but expect some new music etc.

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

• Hennizi Da Don: We’re in hard times but we’ll get through it just takes times ice raids covid 19 deportations.

  I’m down for yall because you are down for me thanks for the support and the loyalty.

  This interview is dedicated to my real ones out there that purchased my albums and songs peace and luv

  – HENNIZI DA DON 2k26

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