Infamous C-4 Pulled No Punches in This Candid Interview About Life, Loss, and Lyrical Loyalty

Infamous C-4 speaks with the weight of someone who has lived through more than a few verses could hold. Born on Groundhog Day and raised around Six Flags Drive, he carved out his voice through southern chaos, unexpected cyphers, and a fiercely individual approach to sound. In this no-filter conversation, he opens up about the first rap battle that forced him into the craft, the magnetic pull of artists like Twista and Do or Die, and the long shadow of mismanagement that stalled his early momentum. He also gives insight into what kept him creating after Artykles of Magnitism disbanded, why DIY isn’t just a phase, and how repetition plays a bigger role in rap than many would like to admit. This one is for the heads who still care about lyricism, loyalty, and laying the truth bare, bar by bar. Welcome to A&R Factory, Infamous C-4 — we’re looking forward to unravelling some of your tales from Six Flags Drive to cyphers and beyond. Let’s get into it, the weird, the wild, and the wonderfully unpolished bits too. Being born on Groundhog Day is a bit of a rare one—do you ever reflect on how time and repetition have […]

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