Jillionaire's Chicken and Beer Party 2019. Brooklyn, NYC

I've been to this party for the last two years, and it's never disappointed. With these recent party videos, I've been trying to be more intentional in capturing friends and familiar faces. Why? Because of Micro Don's passing. Here today, gone tomorrow. We never know how much time we have left on this planet.

Events like this make me so happy to be alive. To dance amongst friends have the best of times. Moments like these are what I feel make life worth living.

When it comes to dancing at parties, I admittedly can have an ego. I want people to follow me, all eyes on me. When I don't get that I, sometimes, might feel less than. It's something I'm trying to work through.

I wanted to thank and give credit to DJ Fade, Dutty the French, and the gentleman behind the 15th Parish documentary for shooting this event from their point of view. Max Glazer for a beautiful speech honoring Micro Don's memory and making us dance. Jillionaire for continuing to put on this annual summer event.

Finally, I want to show love to all my friends, acquaintances and familiar faces I see at these functions. These events are made better because of you.

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