"Make It Happen" was more than just a mixtape—it was the closing chapter of a street era. Released quietly but powerfully through underground internet channels like DatPiff and SoundCloud, this was 3-60’s sixth solo street project, a digital handoff from the pavement to the playlists. With a blend of raw energy and sharpened craft, "Make It Happen" caught 3-60 at a crossroads—still rooted in the hustle, but reaching toward the legacy.

Some of the records here would later resurface—polished and reimagined—on 3-60’s first professional studio album "Don't Forget the Dash," and even more found new life on his fourth studio release, "Go Tell Ya Friends." But this mixtape captures them in their original form: unfiltered, urgent, and hungry. With production from heavy-hitters like Tommy Brown, Sledgren, Dex Rashad, YH, Ferrari Fonz, and Young Spizzy, every track knocks with intention. Guest features from Ice Box, J. Delorean, and Shad Black round out the sound with style and street chemistry.

"Make It Happen" wasn’t about chasing clout—it was about claiming a moment. A final street statement before the industry chapters began. It’s the last time 3-60 dropped a tape straight to the trenches, and it holds the weight of that transition. This project lives in the hard drive archives, the old DatPiff links, and the headphones of day-one fans who remember when everything was about the bars, the beats, and the belief that you had to make it happen—because failure just wasn’t an option.