Social media, he said, also paints a picture that everything is perfect. So when people are actually real online, it can help others have the courage to open up, too.

“Social media is so superficial,” he continued. “It’s so surface level, and everybody’s showing the best side of themselves and the best version of themselves. So when people get on there and are actually trying to be as authentic to their experience as possible, it could be surprising for people because most people assume that this isn’t the forum for that.

“That’s safe because that’s what everyone else is doing, so it’s safe. But when people do actually try to have an authentic moment, publicly, it can inspire other people sometimes.”

Bun B — who released the single “Mo Trill” with Cory Mo in March — is currently getting ready to bring his Trill Burgers to Rolling Loud on Friday (July 22) before taking them to Queens on August 6 as part of the Trill Mealz Food Court. Check back with HipHopDX later this week for Part III of the Bun B interview.