B.V.

B.V.’s world flipped in a single week. Days before he was supposed to finally release the music he’d been grinding on for nearly two years, he lost two close friends from back home. Keokuk felt like it stopped breathing. And in the middle of all that pain, one thing hit him harder than anything else — a voice that wouldn’t let him sit still: Do something. They need you.
It didn’t matter that he wasn’t ready. Life didn’t give him a choice.

He didn’t step out as CHO1SEN. He wasn’t in that headspace. He put out what he could under his initials — raw, unpolished, straight from the wound — because people back home were hurting worse than he was. Especially those boys who just lost their dad.

And that’s why the first drop is “Y’all Boys.” It’s not a rollout strategy. It’s not a debut plan. It’s a promise — something real for Tyler’s sons to hold onto when nothing else feels steady. A piece of their father’s love, carried forward in the only way Brandon knew how.

Nothing else has been released yet. That silence isn’t hesitation — it’s respect. It’s that breath you take before you step into something bigger than yourself.

When CHO1SEN finally steps forward, it won’t be polished perfection. It’ll be truth. It’ll be the answer to that voice that started it all: Do something. And he is.