This week on Beginning, Middle & End, Mo Gilligan sits down with K Trap for one of the most honest conversations about fame, music, and growth you’ll hear all year.

From the moment K Trap removed the balaclava that defined his early career, to scoring a global hit with “Warm,”he’s been navigating the pressure of evolving in a genre that often refuses to let artists change.

In this episode they talk about:

The real reason K Trap took off the mask — and why people said he was “finished”
How Drake bringing him out at Wireless changed everything
Why drill music gets blamed for everything
Being recognised in the Maldives playing tennis
The pressure on young rappers to flex chains and success
Building a business empire beyond music
Fatherhood and finding purpose outside the industry

Plus K Trap opens up about being an introvert, the anxiety behind fame, and why he’s determined to become a global artist — not just a drill rapper.

This is the Beginning, Middle & End of K Trap’s journey so far.

K Trap Reveals The Truth About Drill Music