Omar discusses the strategic success of the B2K reunion, emphasizing that maturity and public apology (specifically by Fizz) were key to sustaining the group's legacy over two decades. He outlines his philosophy on artist ownership, dating standards focused on character over history, and health longevity through spiritual grounding and self-care.
“Music is a language. You can hear a certain song when you walk in a room and oh that's my [__] You know, you turn up, that music triggers something.”
“B2K B is for big moves. You know why that's crazy? Because you don't have to be in a public eye to do that.”
“I'm building this legacy. I'm building this legacy. I'm building this legacy up. She want to come and play. I ain't got time for that.”
“It is equity in your legacies. It is. It is. And if people could get their emotions and ego and leave it in the past, it's a resurgence happening, bro.”
“I make sure that I understand the importance of taking time for myself... doing spiritual journeys... I had to get some energy up off of me.”
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