Singer Pallaso says his priorities have shifted from chasing fame to providing for his family, describing his children and loved ones as the focus of this stage of his life.
Speaking during an interview with a local television station, the singer reflected on his journey to success, recalling the hardships he endured before achieving his goals.
Pallaso spoke about spending three years in prison in the United States, as well as experiencing rejection, abuse and uncertainty before establishing himself in the music industry.
Despite those challenges, he said he is proud of what he has accomplished and believes he has fulfilled many of the dreams he set for himself.
"I am proud of who I am. I accomplished whatever I wanted in life. I traveled to every country I wanted to travel to, every award that I dreamt of I put it in my house, slept in every place I wanted to sleep in, performed in a stadium with people screaming my name. I have driven beautiful cars. That is what I wanted, and I got it all. Now I am chasing what I need," Pallaso said.
The singer explained that his attention is now centered on raising his children, supporting the children of his late brother AK47, and caring for his mother.
"I want to raise the twins, get my daughter to go to school and get a job, for my son to play his sports and be happy. Is Denari able to be responsible and not go through the fire I went through? That is all I need," he added.
Pallaso said his current ambition is to build a lasting legacy for his family rather than pursue further personal achievements.