With excitement building for the release of his upcoming album, “Kiari,” Offset took a moment to chat with Joe Budden in a revealing interview that went beyond just music. During their discussion, the Migos rapper spoke about Cardi B’s recent single, “Outside,” which many believe includes lines aimed at him. Instead of getting defensive, Offset remained calm and mature, showing that he’s focused on personal growth rather than getting into conflicts.
“I actually knew about the song before it came out,” Offset explained, downplaying any shock. “If it is stuff at me… Everything is a timing thing. That record’s been done. I know about the record. It looks like how it looks.” His response showed a mix of acceptance and understanding, something not often seen in the music industry, where diss tracks can lead to serious feuds.
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Offset’s comments reflect a significant change in his mindset. He acknowledges the emotional impact of his circumstances but chooses not to use that pain as a means to fuel his songs. For someone dealing with public scrutiny and personal challenges, this decision feels both wise and genuine.
“Kiari,” named after Offset’s real first name, aims to show a more vulnerable side of him, focusing on healing rather than drama. While Outside may have sparked conversations, Offset seems more interested in offering something more profound than getting caught up in conflicts. In an era when many artists might respond aggressively to garner attention, Offset’s decision to handle things respectfully is a refreshing change and one that could reshape how artists navigate personal struggles in the public eye.
