“First of all, let me tell you—I’m human, just like everyone else. I might look tired because I’m out here grinding, working, and doing what I gotta do. Life isn’t always sunshine and smiles. Sometimes, you put in the work, and you might not always be looking your best. But trust and believe, I’m still pushing through. It’s the hustle, the struggle, and the passion that keep me going, even when I’m exhausted. It’s not about being perfect, it’s about showing up, and I’m always showing up.
As for the camera—y’all gotta understand, I don’t do this for show. Whether I’m performing or just being me, you’re going to get the real. I’m not about to hide how I’m feeling just because of how I look. If I’m tired, that’s just part of the journey. But don’t get it twisted—when it’s time to turn up and give the people what they want, I’m all in. You’ll see me happy when the vibe is right, and when I’m performing, trust, the energy is going to shift. I know how to turn it on.
But here’s the thing: I’m always working on myself. You’ll see the highs and the lows, the struggles and the triumphs. I don’t have to be on 100% all the time to be real with y’all. So if you see me looking tired, just know I’m still here, still pushing, and still ready to give you the best version of me when it counts. That’s what matters.”
How does that feel for Akbar V’s tone? Does it hit the right balance of realness and energy?