David Banner is back, and this time, he’s not rappin—he’s preaching real-life game. In this soul-baring moment, the Mississippi icon opens up about battling depression, how he almost let it consume him, and why spiritual obedience saved his life.
The energy is raw. After talking to Royce da 5’9, Banner had a choice—sit in his darkness or step into the flow. What followed was a moment of clarity that hits deeper than any verse. He reveals how his boy in Tulsa almost got caught up in a murder scene—and how divine delay saved his life, too.
He talks about the energy vampires, ungrateful folks he’s done carrying, and the importance of protecting your peace at all costs. From Black Panther chapters in New Zealand to rediscovering purpose through artists like Ab-Soul and Coke Boumaier, this is the Banner that built “The God Box”—conscious, fearless, and still evolving.
For those tuned into mental health, hip-hop healing, and spiritual survival in the hood, this is required listening. Every bar spoken here is a lesson.
