You Tried to Silence Me. I Got Louder.

This episode exists because my voice was questioned—and my work was removed.

Let me be clear:
These songs are mine.

My poetry is mine.
My books are mine.
My music is mine.

They come from my lived experience. They come from what I survived. And I do not need permission from any platform to tell my own story.

When my work was labeled as something other than my own, that was not just an error—it was a dismissal of my authorship and an attempt to silence my voice.

I will not accept that.

I will not argue for my right to exist as the artist of my own story.
I will not shrink my voice to fit inside systems that fail to recognize it.

So I am doing what I have always done: I am speaking. I am creating. I am releasing my work anyway.

Featuring:

Betrayal at 11 Years Old

Storm Rages Inside

Sacred Dance

and additional pieces centered on voice, boundaries, and reclamation

This is not just an episode.
This is a line being drawn.

You do not get to decide what is mine.
You do not get to silence me.

You tried to silence me.
I got louder.