Cordae debuts his new weight loss transformation.
While we’re waiting for Cordae’s long-awaited new album “From A Bird’s Eye View”, the North Carolina rapper decided to show off his slim body transformation, which he achieved while working on his new project. He took to IG to share a picture of his new body transformation, which made him more self-reflective.
“While creating this forthcoming album, I was forced to elevate myself in mind, body, and spirit,” Cordae wrote. “I’ve become more self-reflective and self-aware than ever. While my vessel has improved, it’s nothing compared to my mind, spirit, and soul which has reached even greater heights. Still growing, still getting better day by day.”
He also hashtagged the upcoming album, and his own label “HiLevel”. Cordae was acknowledged by a lot of fellow artists, including Common, who wrote, “Great work! Health is wealth.”
A number of rappers chimed in to congratulate Cordae and offer the 24-year-old support as he continues on his newfound road of health and wellbeing. Westside, an LVRN lyricist, told Cordae that his change was “Amazing,” and Common added, “Great effort, health is wealth,” while 30hBlack, a DMV rapper, commented, “It’s my turn moe.” Cordae’s huge weight reduction confirms Hip Hop’s rising trend toward embracing better lifestyles.
In November 2020, according to the 24-year-old, he began getting in shape. He now leads a better lifestyle. He claimed the first six to eight months were when he shed the “bulk of the weight,” and the experience had given him more self-assurance. “I feel more confident. Like I said, I’m a little shallow. When you look good, you feel good; when you feel good, you do good; and when you do good, they pay good,” Cordae said. “That’s why it’s important to feel good.”
Big Sean, who debuted his shredded body in February, released an IG testimonial this month, saying that working out has also kept him sharp while telling his followers to “be focused and take care of yourself.”
Cordae established his own record label, Hi-Level, just a few months before the bodily alteration. In a June interview with Billboard, he said, “I looked at the genuine relationships that I’ve been able to build these last couple of years, and realized I already have enough moving parts to create an extremely successful label.”
Cordae recently dropped his new single “Super“, which kicked off the campaign for his upcoming album.
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