FBG Murda on Being the Face of Dallas Drill, When Do Things go Too Far, Signing a Deal in 3 months

Dallas artist FBG Murda joins the hosts for a conversation about his music career and experiences. Murda discusses his new album "Murder music" and its hit songs. The conversation then shifts to the Dallas drill scene, where Murda is a prominent figure, and the debate of whether drill music goes too far and promotes disrespect or violence. Murda shares his perspective, stating that he will continue to promote his music, which may contain violent themes, but he is not actually promoting violence. Murda also discusses his past experiences with violence and gun culture, his mother's support of his music career, and the evolution of drill music. He reflects on the complexities of fame and the potential dangers it poses, and shares his deep connection to his hometown of Dallas. Throughout the conversation, Murda expresses his disinterest in being perceived as a violent or demonic figure. Check out FBG Murda’s "Murder Music," which is currently available on all platforms. Follow the Can I Vent Host on Instagram! @_canivent @mdubbtp @biortruth @boosie_f_baby @musicloversbrand “Can I Vent?” Drink of choice Villon ​⁠ For all things MUSIC connect with us, Music Lovers Brand For sponsorship and advertisements please send an email to [email protected] #fbgmurda #drillmusic #chiefkeef #dallas #rap #drillbeat #streets #hood #gang #podcast #celebritynews #dallastx #breakfastclub #clubshayshay #hiphop #rapbeef #milliondollarsworthofgame #tonightsconversations #beezytvdigital #texasrap #trendingtopics #fyp #bloggers #newdallas #rappers #dallasnightlife #influencers #tiktok