If you ever followed the hip-hop scene in the early 2000s, particularly the G-Unit era, you’d understand the immense significance of Lloyd Banks’ “The Hunger For More” album. For Toronto-based rapper Snackz, getting the opportunity to open for Lloyd Banks during the 20th-anniversary tour of this iconic album was a life-changing moment. I remember the anticipation in his voice when he called me, waiting for confirmation of the gig. This was more than just a performance; it was a full-circle moment for an artist who had spent years honing his craft, waiting for his time to shine.
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Snackz’s journey in the music industry has been nothing short of impressive. Dedicated, authentic, inspired, and a go-getter are all words that perfectly encapsulate his approach to his artistry. For someone like Snackz, who likely grew up listening to Lloyd Banks dominate the charts, being an opener for him two decades later is a testament to his perseverance and belief in his dreams. Such full-circle moments don’t happen by chance; they are the result of hard work, manifestation, the right team, and a supportive circle of friends.
