From City to City: Life on the Road with Lou Deezi & Tooda Osama

These past few weeks have been something I’ll never forget.

Hitting the road with Lou Deezi and Tooda Osama, traveling city to city, feeling that energy every single night—it’s been more than just a tour. It’s been a moment. A statement. A reminder of why I do this.

We touched down in Boise, Idaho first, and from the jump, it was love. Then we kept it moving—Salt Lake City, Portland, Seattle, and Sacramento—and every stop was sold out. Every single one. That still doesn’t feel real to say.

What made it even crazier was the connection. Not just people showing up—but knowing the words, feeling the music, being locked in from the first song to the last. That’s something you can’t fake. That’s something you earn.

There were nights where I stepped on stage and could feel the crowd before I even said a word. Nights where the whole room was moving together, rapping back every lyric like it meant something to them. Those are the moments that stay with you.

Tour life isn’t always easy—long drives, little sleep, constant motion—but when you walk out and see a packed room waiting for you, it makes all of it worth it. Every mile, every late night, every sacrifice.

And being able to share that experience with Lou Deezi and Tooda Osama made it even more special. Real artists, real energy, real support all the way through.

This run showed me something important: we’re building something real. Something that’s growing city by city, fan by fan, moment by moment.

If you were at any of these shows—Boise, Salt Lake City, Portland, Seattle, Sacramento—just know I appreciate you for real. You’re part of this story now.

And if I haven’t touched your city yet… just know, I’m on the way.

More music. More shows. Bigger moments.

This is just the beginning.