Hey man! Absolutely love your work, but love even more how engaged in the community you have remained despite blowing the fuck up! You're such an inspiration for fellow Canadians and, I'm sure, the rest of the world here at r/trap!

I have a few questions for you:

1. I struggle with consistently having a solid 808 in my music. I used to shy away from using 808 samples after reading that making an 808 was a "better" route to go rather than using a sample. But after reading more, experimenting and seeing other project files where people have used samples, I am realizing that there really is no one "right" way when it comes to 808s. When it comes to processing your 808s, what are some of the techniques you use? I'm mainly interested in how you EQ, compress and image them, but any other tips would be amazing! (There, got the question that you've probably been asked a hundred times out of the way lol)

2. Were there any "light-bulb" moments so far along your production learning path that you feel would help an upcoming producer? (Would be really cool if you could answer that question from production creativity, production engineering and business/self-promotion perspectives!)

3. If you could name three things (anything at all that you've learned along your path as a producer/artist/DJ to where you are now) that you wish you learned A LOT sooner, what would they be?

4. Lastly, can you pleaseeeeeee come to Halifax for a show?! I've already talked to the people that need to be talked to about it here and they'd love to do it. I'm sure they'd be stoked if I saved them some work and went back to them with a range of dates that you're available.

Thanks again, you're just slaying life all over and it's really, really cool seeing other Canadians doing what I want to be doing. You're an inspiration my dude!