In an interview with RX Radio’s Fat Boy, A Pass shared a story from his past collaborations with prominent artists.
He recounted a particularly disappointing experience with King Saha that led him to stop doing collaborations altogether.
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A Pass explained that he was in the process of working on a track when King Saha expressed interest in being featured. However, after A Pass completed the recording, King Saha failed to contribute to promoting the song.
“It was all on me – the recording, the promoting,” A Pass said. He had hoped King Saha would help push the song to his fanbase, but that support never came.
He further commented on the struggles young artists face, noting that such experiences are somewhat common.
Yet, A Pass emphasized that he expected more from established artists, hoping to avoid such disappointments with industry veterans.