Ever wondered how a Southern kid with roots in both Atlanta and Detroit could challenge the traditional rapper mold? Today on "We Need to Talk," we sit down with the multi-talented Nasaan, who shares his fascinating journey from being an army brat to becoming an artist with a unique flair. Nasaan opens up about his eclectic fashion choices influenced by Pharrell and his intentional efforts to shatter typical rapper stereotypes. Plus, don't miss his amusing recount of a conversation with Joe Budden, who labeled him as "artsy."Nasaan goes on to reveal how Atlanta's vibrant music scene and icons like Future, Young Thug, and Outkast played a critical role in shaping his sound. He shares the impact of attending high school with notable names like Lil Yachty and Lil Nas X, and how blending regional influences from Atlanta and Detroit adds depth to his music. Nassan also discusses his rise within Detroit's burgeoning music production scene, driven by a love for creative expression and validation from peers.Finally, Nasaan takes us on a personal journey of self-discovery and artistic evolution. He talks candidly about taking a break from music to find his true identity, and how that led to his creative resurgence. Hear about his innovative approaches to shooting and editing his own music videos on a budget, the lessons learned from audience perceptions, and the backlash from a controversial video. We wrap up with a lively chat on astrology, personal memories, and the thrill of promoting his upcoming project, Era 404. This episode is packed with insightful stories, creative tips, and genuine moments you won't want to miss.Talk Soon! ✌? Stay connected! Follow @wnttlk on all platforms.