.kevinabstract talks weekly therapy with Shia LaBeouf (thecampaignbook) & teases new brckhmptn music
's Pride-themed digital cover story. In the in-depth Q&A published June 24, Abstract elaborated on the hip-hop boy band's upcoming album and joining a weekly therapy group with Shia LaBeouf.
"Every Friday at my house, we do this thing called Friday therapy. I invite a bunch of artists from L.A., and we sit in my kitchen," said Abstract, whose gatherings have amassed up to 40 people. "One by one, we go in a circle and say what our week looked like. It's taught me a lot." LaBeouf guides the weekly sessions, which explore issues faced by artists living in Los Angeles. "[LaBeouf is] 10 years older than me, so the advice he has is fucking crazy," said Abstract. "It's really healthy to have someone like that in my life." The rapper, who recently released his solo EPThe 22-year-old also teased a new Brockhampton project .
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