Up and coming artist from Baltimore MD. Pizzle talks about what he wants from this game called rap. "How imma get to a mil, won't sign to the devil won't spill, but I need me a record deal." Standing out from the crowd and not conforming to modern day society rappers who often refer to "selling their soul" as a way to come up in the world, Pizzle talks about how he will know when the time is right, when he gets the opportunity to sign to a label. 
 As challenging or in better terms nerve racking it's has been to put out his best first impression with this tape, Pizzle understands that with growth comes criticism that many don't seem to be able to accept. On "No Bark" he talks about keeping it real with both friends and foes and being perceived as the "bad guy". He writes "I'm the realest that ain't really the problem." Despite all obstacles and hardships, Pizzle still perseveres. "And I took a couple L's but the L's stand for lessons, Man I charge it to the game”