Struggle da Preacher has been able to fulfill many projects without having any huge budget because he has been able to forge new connections. Given that he prefers to communicate via email or text rather than initiate verbal contact, it is a paradoxical characteristic of his.
As the internet exploded onto the scene, he was quick to realize its potential and began building connections world wide, networking with people who had similar interests. One of his first collaborations was with a French rapper Jimmy Cena back in 2003.
While still living in Russia, his mind and circles expanded far beyond the borders of just one country. As a result, worldwide connections became increasingly important and provided an important foundation for future growth.
In 2008, Struggle released his "Da Preacher Of Struggle" album with 11 artists from four different countries (USA, Russia, France, Senegal)
By building a vast network of contacts, he's been able to achieve his goals, and at the same time, he helps those contacts expand their networks by keeping them involved in his projects. His work and creativity inspired many people from Australia to the United States to start rapping, shooting videos, etc.
Struggle da Preacher was invited twice to Africulturban (International Festival Of Hip Hop And Urban Culture) in Senegal, West Africa, in 2008 and 2011.
In the beginning of 2020, Struggle and his American friends decided to record a reaction show to old Soviet and Russian songs. The idea had crossed his mind years ago, but he wasn't sure whether or not to pursue it. Viewership wise, it's his best project at the moment.
