"... So I went to the Trincity Mall every weekday for about 2 months and sat in the food court brainstorming and then it hit me, "let's create a 'HYPE' for the local arts!" From then on, I made it priority to find and connect with other artists and showcase them to our locals and show them that "Made in Trinidad" doesn't always mean made with mediocrity because as Trinis, we sometimes take everything for granted. The artists and supporters pushed 'HYPE' to where it is now and for that I'm eternally grateful because "together we  aspire, together we achieve" and we're already seeing the benefits of it, 'HYPE' is now a platform for connecting and meeting artists."