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G@k has released his new single “Hated Now” from his upcoming project “Welcome to Forever”

Richard Brown by Richard Brown
September 12, 2020
in Entertainment
Reading Time: 3 mins read

In his new album G@K is reminiscing his adolescence to create an anthem called Hated Now. It is a nostalgic trip the artist is taking to the times when he was young and he wants to go back to that time, those moments, memories that he hated then but enjoys today. He wishes he should have lived them better.

The single is about him yearning for those times that he appreciated today but didn’t care about then. He wishes he had appreciated those experiences more then. It is quite unique the way he has written and composed the songs as he wants to go back to the time but still is classifying them as destructive and painful times.

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By the end of the song he shares that he recognizes these are just cycles he has created in his life. He has always hated the present. He has always ‘hated the now’ and he is doing the same even now by reminiscing about the past and talking less about the now. It is a habit he has built that has desensitized the pain in his life. This habit he recognizes has brought misfortune in his life.

But he does know that uncomfortable seasons bring ‘life’ to our lives. They are there to help you, says the artist. So you need to be present in the moment to learn and make the most of all seasons and learn all your lessons in the moment. Otherwise life will teach it to you time and again till the lesson is not learnt. “You are likely to retake the class,” he shares.

His single is available here: https://soundcloud.com/callmegak/hated-now/s-r3S6f5FYP5E

and his YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLtz47UIDEKlvk3YkjX3YVw

The artist can be followed on social media platforms:

Instagram: instagram.com/callmegak
Facebook: facebook.com/callmegak
Twitter: twitter.com/callmegak

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Richard has worked as a journalist for various print-based magazines for more than 5 years. He brings together substantial news pieces from the Education industry.

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