Mill noted that artists on major labels rarely return to the ring once they’ve made it, but he’d be willing to make an arena event out of a battle. “I ain’t scared to do it. I was the first to do two tours without really having an album out. The first to do three million downloads in an hour or two. The first to jump back in the ring to battle. One of the first to be rocking arenas when people in cities never even heard of me. Why not be the first to jump back in the ring and do my thing? It’s what I love,” Mill told The Warner Sound.
Mill added that he’s confident enough in his abilities that a battle would probably benefit his sales. “I don’t think you could damage me in no type of way where I would lose that bad where somebody wouldn’t want to buy my albums or participate. I don’t even have plans on losing…Since [being 13], I never ever lost a battle. I’ve probably battled 1,500 people in my life. I’m a leader. I don’t follow people. We have a lane to take this to another level where a whole ‘nother money circuit could open up. I’m a leader. I’m willing to take that leadership and when I take that leadership, don’t be mad when I’m the only one getting that leader money,” said Mill.
But Mill has to make something off of the event and set his ticket price at $100K. “You gotta have $100[,000] or more. I can’t do it for free. That ain’t my lane…Win, lose or draw – just for even stepping on the court. I’d do Cassidy and Mook right now,” said Mill. (The Versed)
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