#OGM #ourgenerationmusic In this interview, host Hakeem Rowe sits down with painter Jahlil Nzinga to explore his journey from viral rap success to becoming an independent fine artist. Nzinga reflects on his early days as part of the Bay Area group The Pack, emphasizing their cultural impact in blending skateboarding and hip-hop, and being among the first artists to go viral online. He speaks on how their authenticity and willingness to stand out helped shape trends, even if they didn’t initially receive recognition from their local scene. Transitioning into painting, Nzinga explains his decision to leave music behind in pursuit of full creative control. Unlike music, where many contributors shape the final product, painting allows him to fully own both the process and the outcome. He highlights the importance of independence, rejecting traditional gallery splits and instead building his own system for selling art directly to collectors. Nzinga also shares insight into his business ...