In an exclusive Worldwide Entertainment TV interview, Yestrdy reflects on his musical journey — from high-profile collaborations to lessons in self-belief and creativity.

Few artists speak about the music industry with as much honesty and humility as Yestrdy. In an engaging conversation with Worldwide Entertainment TV, the rising producer and songwriter opened up about his experiences working with artists like Wale, T-Pain, Moniece Slaughter, and Dani Leigh, and how trusting himself became the key to his growth.

“When we first got into the music business, I didn’t even think I was supposed to be in those rooms,” Yestrdy shared. “I was helping write records, sitting in big studios every day, and people didn’t really know my name… I had to prove to myself that I could get back in those rooms on my own.”

From contributing to Wale’s Summer on Sunset album to crafting songs for Def Jam’s Dani Leigh, Yestrdy’s resume reflects not only versatility but resilience. He’s collaborated with artists under Red Bull Music, worked with T-Pain via another project, and written for August 08 — all while developing his unique creative identity.

🎧 Finding Strength in Self-Belief

Yestrdy’s journey hasn’t been without challenges. He recalls moments of doubt early in his career, but through perseverance, he found his confidence and purpose.

“Man, trust yourself,” he emphasized. “You gotta believe in your ability to do what you want to do. Nobody can define your worth but you.”

That message extends beyond music — it’s a universal reminder about self-determination and resilience in creative industries.

💬 On Social Media and Staying Grounded

In a world where social media often dictates perception, Yestrdy takes a balanced approach.

“I’m from the 90s, man. I used to be outside,” he laughed. “I appreciate the praise and the trolls — it’s all part of it. But it’s not gonna change today. I still gotta go to work and make songs.”

His grounded attitude makes him both relatable and inspirational, especially for young artists navigating online pressure.

🎵 Looking Ahead: Dream Collaborations

When asked about artists he hopes to work with, Yestrdy’s passion for music shines through.

“I feel like me and Pusha T would make a really good record. I’m a huge fan of The Dream and Frank Ocean. And of course, Jay-Z — who doesn’t want to work with Hov?”

For Yestrdy, collaboration isn’t just about credit — it’s about creativity. “It’s just great when you get to create with someone else who’s creative in a whole different way,” he said.

🌟 The Bigger Picture

Yestrdy’s story is about more than music — it’s about growth, purpose, and the courage to keep creating even when recognition comes late. From being “the homie” in big studios to making his own mark, his path is a testament to the power of persistence.