Hit-Boy views YouTube as the modern equivalent of what MySpace was for him at the beginning of his career, a platform for unrestricted creative output.

Hit-Boy states that his 18-year contract with Universal prevented him from earning what he believed he was owed and from progressing in his career commensurate with his work.

Hit-Boy believes his 18-year contract with a Universal Music Group subsidiary prevented him from earning appropriate compensation for his work.

Producer Hit-Boy used the software FL Studio, formerly known as Fruity Loops, to create many major hits in hip-hop and popular music.