Kush says he does not enter the studio thinking about what audiences want to hear, insisting that his music is primarily shaped by his own experiences and surroundings.
During the interview, he was asked whether he creates songs based on personal preference or what he believes listeners are likely to support.
Kush said his music is rooted in his experiences, adding that his environment plays a major role in determining both the material he creates and the songs he eventually chooses to release.
He described music as a form of representation, saying artists often absorb expressions, situations and ideas from the communities around them before presenting those experiences through their own creative style.
Kush also rejected the idea that every popular phrase or expression can automatically be claimed by one artist.
He said people in different places can experience similar situations and develop similar expressions independently.
For him, originality comes from how an artist communicates an idea, delivers the music and represents their own identity rather than simply being the first person to use a particular phrase.