December 20, 2020
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In this clip, Smoove L talked about taking music serious around the age of 16. He recounted the origins of his name and how he's modified to date. Smoove L also described how he got introduced to Brooklyn Drill and what distinguishes the sound.
In this clip, Smoove L explained the backstory regarding the temporary removal of his hit song "New Apollos" from streaming platforms. According to Smoove L, the original beat for song was never purchased by him and was eventually sold to Travis Scott. The beat was used for Travis's collab with the late Pop Smoke.
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