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In addition to an advancement of his rhyming abilities, Zoe also revealed to DX that he plans to switch it up slightly on Animals from his largely hood-oriented and club-centered subject matter.

“What I’ve learned…you ain’t gotta talk about the same s*** everyday,” he said. “You ain’t gotta go to McDonald’s everyday. Go to Burger King, man. You want burgers, switch up, man, go to Wendy’s. Give the folks a different flavor.”

“Humans are emotional creatures,” he continued. “Why would you play off [just] a couple emotions? You look at [Hip Hop now], every song gotta be about getting high, making some money, buying some cars, shopping, going to the club, popping some bottles, f******’ some b******, and doing it [all] again tomorrow. Every song ain’t gotta be like that. So definitely with this album I’m touching [on] a lot of different s***.”