Multi-talented artist Rycle teams up with O’Dior Leo on “Real Talk,” a hip-hop record with Redd Myrrh handling the hooks.

Love and loyalty sit at the center of this record. The song deals with the conflict of still loving someone who caused real hurt. So “Rycle Real Talk” opens up a topic many listeners know well but rarely hear discussed this plainly. It doesn’t dress the pain up.

Betrayal runs through the writing too. Rycle and O’Dior Leo also address toxic ties with former partners. They also discuss the need to break up with best friends. Growing through painful experiences ties those threads together.

Both rappers lead with verses. Redd Myrrh then handles the hooks, and those hooks help shape the song’s structure. That split gives each voice a clear job. Rycle and O’Dior Leo focus on the hard experiences, while Redd Myrrh anchors the chorus.

The approach is still simple. Instead of painting an idealized picture of love and friendship, “Real Talk” sits with difficult moments. Listeners receive a record on how to recognize unhealthy relationships, cope with betrayal and make difficult decisions. That honesty gives the song a reflective edge, yet it stays grounded in everyday relationship struggles.

Few topics hit as close to home as loving someone who hurt you. So “Rycle Real Talk” gives listeners a track they can relate to. The pain might come from a lover or from a friend. Either way, the song speaks to anyone who has had to walk away.

Press play on “Real Talk” and tell us which verse hits hardest.