Bryson Tiller Says He Would Quit Singing to Write for Drake
American R&B singer Bryson Tiller has made a surprising admission about his music career.
During an appearance on the New Rory & Mal podcast, Tiller revealed that he does not enjoy being in the spotlight and would rather write songs for other artistes.
He said the pressure that comes with fame has never appealed to him, adding that he mainly continues making music to support his family.
The “Don’t” hitmaker even joked that if stars like Drake or Chris Brown asked him to write for them full time, he would gladly stop releasing his own music.
Beyond music, he revealed that he has spent about five years studying game design, describing it as a passion that could eventually become another career path.
Despite his mixed feelings about fame, Tiller remains active in music and released his double album Solace & The Vices in 2025.