Kevin McCall Stop Feeling Sorry For Yourself : Dust Your Self Off And Write/Sing Again #TalkinOuttaTurn

Kevin McCall’s Cry for $25K: Time to Boss Up or Bow Out

Yo, let’s talk about Kevin McCall real quick. The man behind some of Chris Brown’s early bangers like “Deuces” and “Strip” is out here on podcasts cryin’ broke, flashin’ an EBT card, and beggin’ Breezy for $25K over some old collabs. He even said, “Why I got an EBT card?” while Breezy out here makin’ $90 mil on tour. That’s wild. Clip

💸 The Breakdown: From Billboard to Broke

Kevin McCall used to be that dude. Talented singer, writer, and producer. He had the pen game, the vocals, and the vibe. But somewhere along the way, the bag got fumbled. He fell out with Chris Brown years ago, and now he’s claimin’ CB still owe him for four tracks they did together. Instead of lawyers, he went public with it—on the “Back on Figg” podcast, cryin’ and ventin’.

You want sympathy, but you throwin’ subliminals at Bryson Tiller, Mario, and anybody who got a check and a clean fade. You even called Mario “Sir Nostrils” and challenged him to a sing-off like it’s R&B Fight Night. Boy, if you don’t sit down… Then you really lost your mind and said Mary J. Blige, Keyshia Cole, Patti LaBelle, Keith Sweat, and Alicia Keys can’t sing. Like… what?! You disrespected the whole auntie playlist. You said T-Pain and Brandy are the real vocalists. Bruh, you just threw a grenade in the cookout and walked off like it was a mic drop. Clips

Chris clapped back with that IG story:

“You can’t walk across a burnt bridge. And you know what’s funnier than a troll? A BROKE ONE.”

Whew. That bridge ain’t just burnt—it’s ashes in a Ziploc.

Young Thug even stepped in like, “I’ll pay it, but I need Chris’ blessing.” That’s love, but it also shows how far Kevin’s fallen. You got other artists tryna clean up your mess while you out here beggin’ instead of buildin’.

🧠 Real Talk: Stop Chasin’ Clout, Start Chasin’ Checks

Let’s keep it a buck. Kevin got talent. Ain’t nobody denyin’ that. But talent without hustle is just wasted potential. You can’t sit around waitin’ for sympathy and handouts. The industry don’t care if you used to be hot—it cares if you still got heat.

Instead of cryin’ on podcasts, bro need to hit the studio, drop an EP, and show the world he still got it. Ain’t no shame in fallin’—but stayin’ down? That’s on you. The streets respect grind, not pity.

Let’s be real: you had a bag. You blew it. You admitted it yourself in that old BET interview. You got paid, spent it like it was Monopoly money, and now you tryna guilt-trip folks into a GoFundMe moment. Nah, fam. That’s not how grown man business works.

Come Kevin…

You cryin’ broke, throwin’ shade at folks who can sing and do work. But instead of naming names, you should be makin hits. You want attention, not resolution. You don’t want work, you want sympathy. At this rate, you gon’ kill whatever career you got left.

Moral of the story?

Don’t burn bridges you might need to cross later. And if you do, at least build a boat. Or better yet, a catalog that pays.

🔥 What’s Next for K-Mac?

If Kevin really want that comeback, here’s the play:

  • Drop a fire EP: Show the world you still got the sauce.

  • Leverage your story: People love a redemption arc. Use it.

  • Network smart: Link with hungry producers and indie artists.

  • Stay off the drama: No more public beefs. Let the music talk.

  • You got Tiktok a bunch indie Distribution i.e Tunecore, Distrokid etc.

Kevin McCall ain’t washed—he’s just lost. But the hood love a comeback. So stop cryin’ broke and start buildin’ wealth. The mic’s still yours if you want it. Just gotta outwork the unhungry and prove you ain’t done yet.

We Out here #TalkinOuttaTurn 

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