Episode Details

“I can’t have survivor guilt because I still got to survive for them.” 100K Track joins The Danza Project for Episode 301 to discuss building a music business while carrying the weight of loss, leadership, and fatherhood. Track opens up about getting shot the night King Von died, the memories he still struggles with, and how his children give him a reason to keep moving forward. He also discusses therapy, difficult days, and why staying busy has become his way of coping. From growing up in Sunrise to working with Kodak Black, Track explains his transition from artist to executive—and the lessons that changed how he manages talent. When does helping an artist become enabling them? How do you protect the relationship while holding someone accountable to the business? The conversation also covers his perspective on YNW Melly’s case, his confidence in Melly’s legal team, and plans for new King Von music. Plus, Track takes us behind Fall Fest 26, discusses building 100K and Remain Solid, explains his partnership with 300 and Atlantic, and shares why sports management could be his next chapter. His goal for his legacy: to be remembered as someone who never stopped trying. Subscribe to The Danza Project for more full interviews. #100KTrack #KingVon #YNWMelly #TheDanzaProject

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