Everlasting Taker
Blaqbonez
Initially, “Consistency” was kind of like the intro. And when I made “Everlasting Taker,” it was crazy. The way it
sounded, it was an intro. As soon as you get into a project, it sounds like the right thing to hear first. It had the
first bar and all the affirmations, I felt like, what’s wrong with having two intros? So “Everlasting Taker” and
“Consistency” paired together is one introduction. Making “Everlasting Taker” was straightforward. As soon as the
producer played me the beat, I started writing it right there. We weren’t even in a studio; we were in a room, and he
was just playing me beats. It’s very interesting because Ragee specifically told me that he had something for me on that
album, because I thought I was almost done with it. He was like, “Bro, I have something for you on that album.” He was
the one always saying, “I dey on heat,” and I was like, “Make we hear.” He played that beat, and I immediately started
writing the verse. I recorded it later that evening.
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