Q Bizz Levels Up: From “Fake Love” to “I DID,” Empire Deal Puts Lexington’s Rising Star on the Map
- Coco Luvs
- Sep 8
- 3 min read
Straight out of Lexington, Kentucky, Q Bizz is making it crystal clear that he’s ready for the next level. With a fresh joint venture between Empire and Boosie BadAzz’s BadAzz Syndicate, Q Bizz is stepping into a new chapter that solidifies his grind and positions him among the future leaders of hip-hop. His latest run of singles tells the story best, giving fans two different sides of his artistry, “Fake Love” featuring T-Rell and “I DID” with Sauce Walka and Peso Peso.
“Fake Love” – The Reality Check
“Fake Love” hits on a truth many can relate to, the difficulty of knowing who is genuine when success is on the line. In both the streets and relationships, Q Bizz delivers raw emotion with melodic storytelling, warning against hidden motives and false loyalty. It is a record rooted in self-preservation, trust in a tight circle, and the caution of navigating an industry where not everyone’s intentions are pure. Backed by a visual that highlights his authenticity, the single resonates because it speaks to the vulnerability behind the grind.
“I DID” – The Celebration
If “Fake Love” is the cautious voice of experience, “I DID” is the confident roar of achievement. Linking up with Sauce Walka and Peso Peso, Q Bizz delivers a high-energy, wave-heavy anthem that fuses his trap-R&B blend with Sauce’s saucy bravado and Peso’s unique flavor. The track carries an international feel with “fun vibrations and saucey waves,” showing Q Bizz’s versatility and ability to create something bigger than a regional sound. He gives a big shoutout to BadAzz ATM, who helped him put the record together, proving that the right guidance can turn a good record into a certified anthem. The result is a track that feels like a victory lap before the marathon even starts.
Two Sides of the Same Story
Together, these singles show the duality of Q Bizz’s artistry. On one hand, “Fake Love” captures the weight of staying grounded amid betrayal and fake energy. On the other, “I DID” celebrates what happens when you overcome those obstacles and flex your wins unapologetically. It is the balance of pain and triumph, of scars and success, that makes Q Bizz’s sound so relatable and refreshing.
The Bigger Picture with Empire
With the Empire distribution deal in place and Boosie BadAzz co-signing him as “next up,” Q Bizz is in a position to expand his reach like never before. He is not just putting out singles, he is laying down a blueprint for a movement under his own Ergant Muzik Group (EMG) and BadAzz Syndicate. Each release is proof that his story is both deeply personal and universally felt, connecting the streets of Lexington to a global audience.
What’s Next
For Q Bizz, the journey is just beginning. “Fake Love” is already gaining traction, and tomorrow’s drop of “I DID” is set to push the momentum even further. Both records prove why he is catching the attention of fans, critics, and industry heavyweights alike. As his partnership with Empire unfolds and his catalog grows, one thing is for sure, Q Bizz is no longer just a local name, he is a rising force ready to make an impact on hip-hop at large.
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