Nappi Devi: Building in Public · Chapter Two
The next move might be ownership.
Still winded after leaving the gym, Nappi Devi records an idea before it cools: he wants to build a business, create new income and make his own schedule.
August 14, 2026 · Video by Nappi Devi · Portrait by Dark Visionaries
The update
Chapter Two begins before Nappi Devi has caught his breath. He has just left the gym—sweaty, tired and winded—and records the thought immediately rather than waiting for a polished setting.
The thought is a business. Nappi says he has been an artist for as long as he can remember, but he now wants to “kick in new doors” through entrepreneurship and ownership.
He names several possibilities without pretending the plan is finished: opening a venue, buying a duplex, renting property and finding new avenues for revenue. The throughline is control of his time—the ability to stop clocking into a nine-to-five and build his schedule around the life and work he chooses.
“I want to kick in new doors.”

In his words
Full transcript
- 0:00
- Yo, so I just left the gym, and please don’t mind the sweat. I’m all gross,
- 0:05
- tired, I’m winded. I’m making this post because, man, the kid just kind of,
- 0:09
- you know, had an epiphany, had a really dope idea.
- 0:15
- So I want to start a business. I think it’s time to start a business.
- 0:19
- I’ve been an artist as long as I can remember, and now I’m feeling like I want to kick in new doors.
- 0:25
- I want to go into entrepreneurship. I feel like, shit, at this point,
- 0:29
- I might as well either open a venue or look into, like, buying a duplex and trying to rent property.
- 0:32
- Just find new ventures, new avenues to make revenue, to make money,
- 0:41
- you know, have beneficial income coming in, and so I can kill every nine-to-five.
- 0:48
- So I don’t ever have to clock in, so I can be on my own schedule, so I can do what I want.
- 0:53
- Just a thought that’ll soon be a reality.
Transcribed locally by BLAC from the source recording. Punctuation was lightly edited for readability.