He subscribes to the belief of "You can only get better", and pursues it daily. Spending his teenage years in Brooklyn, as well as traveling internationally, has given Buddah extreme range when it come to entertaining, something he has always been proud of, and strives to continue. He once said “The most important thing to me is that the people have fun and enjoy themselves. Without the people having fun, djing is pointless.”
Although he has paired up with some of the greats within the DJ community, and urban market, one of his most memorable moments came during a college party. “At the time, 'How Mi Look’ track by Ricky Blaze, was catching traction in the DMV area, partially due to my love of the record, and the ease of the dance for the people. There was one night in a club we used called Sonar (now called Paparazzi), my dancers from New York were on stage and the only word to described what happened is ‘Movie’. A crowd of about 800 people, hands in the air, swaying with the beat. The energy was just mad and being at the controls felt amazing.” That was his response when asked about his most interesting achievement to date. It could be seen in his eyes as he tells the story how amazing it felt to control the crowd, something he plans to do for years to come.
