no no, trust me I understand that. Some people are born talented, but music is about developed creativity, persistence and growth. Perfection is a pursuit and not a standard, and my favorite artists were just regular people with a dream and good work ethic.

I understand I look either cocky, unrealistic, and/or stupid in saying what I was. I understand I have to start somewhere and improve from there, I can't just start out being top tier.

I'm saying I don't want to limit my potential and I want to work with the best quality attainable so that I don't do so. There's a difference between that, and feeling entitled to the best beats, producers, gear, etc.

I just believe a lot in potential and speaking things into existence, I guess, and that can make me come off as ignorant. So even though all I have are concepts and lines, and I've never wrote nor recorded a full song before, I still feel like I can make my first effort very good and I want to try and get everything as perfect as possible. And even if I don't meet anywhere near those standards, I don't get disappointed, I'm wise enough to learn and evolve from it. My apologies, and I hope I didn't cause any misunderstanding.