Typhoon Williams Delivers a Hypnotic Moment with “Clear to See” at So Real 2 Raw

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Typhoon Williams Delivers a Hypnotic Moment with “Clear to See” at So Real 2 Raw


 On December 22, 2025, inside The Legendary Sunset Rooftop on Sunset Boulevard, something special happened—something that reminded everyone in the room why live music, real platforms, and authentic artistry still matter.

Right after Laughs on Monday, presented by Sheila Kamienski, the energy seamlessly shifted from laughter to late-night soul as Typhoon Williams took the stage on So Real 2 Raw Podcast w/ Betty Crocka Bankroll and delivered a hypnotic, emotionally charged performance of his new song, “Clear to See.”

What followed was not just a performance—but a moment.

A Song That Lives Between R&B and Hip-Hop

“Clear to See” is a record that exists comfortably in the space where R&B emotion meets hip-hop confidence. From its opening notes, the song pulls listeners into Typhoon Williams’ world—one built on vulnerability, reflection, and melodic control.

Rather than relying on overproduction or trends, the song leans into feel, allowing Typhoon’s voice to guide the experience. His delivery is smooth, intentional, and emotionally grounded, making the lyrics resonate instantly with anyone who’s ever had to navigate clarity through chaos.

It’s the kind of song that doesn’t just play—it lingers.

And as of now, “Clear to See” is officially out on all streaming platforms, giving fans the chance to relive that moment anytime, anywhere.

A Performance That Seduced the Room

When Typhoon Williams stepped onto the stage at So Real 2 Raw, the rooftop atmosphere shifted. The city lights, the open air, and the intimacy of the venue created the perfect backdrop for a performance that felt cinematic yet personal.

From the first line, his melodic voice captivated the audience. There was a confidence in his presence—not forced, not flashy—but earned. Each note felt deliberate, each lyric delivered with purpose.

This wasn’t about hype.
This was about connection.

Typhoon’s fusion of R&B and hip-hop didn’t just entertain—it seduced. The crowd leaned in. Phones went up. Conversations stopped. For those few minutes, everything else faded away.

That’s the mark of an artist who understands both music and moment.

So Real 2 Raw: A Platform Where Artists Shine

Performances like this are exactly why So Real 2 Raw Podcast w/ Betty Crocka Bankroll exists.

More than a podcast, the platform is a live artist development and performance experience, built to give artists a real stage, real feedback, and real visibility. Hosted by Betty Crocka Bankroll, So Real 2 Raw blends live performances, interviews, DJ insight, and audience engagement into a format that feels more like a TV show than a traditional podcast.

It’s a space where artists aren’t rushed, ignored, or filtered through algorithms—they’re seen and heard in real time.

On this night, Typhoon Williams embodied everything the platform stands for.

An Artist in Control of His Craft

What stood out most about Typhoon Williams’ performance was his command of restraint. He didn’t oversing. He didn’t overmove. He let the song breathe—and trusted the audience to feel it.

That confidence comes from knowing your sound and believing in your message.

His performance of “Clear to See” felt polished yet organic, rehearsed yet alive. It was the kind of showing that leaves no doubt that Typhoon Williams isn’t chasing moments—he’s creating them.

A Night That Defined the Vision

The transition from comedy to music after Laughs on Monday was seamless, reinforcing Sunset Rooftop’s reputation as a cultural hub where multiple art forms coexist effortlessly. The crowd, already energized, was fully primed—and Typhoon delivered.

This performance wasn’t just a highlight of the night; it was a validation of the So Real 2 Raw vision:
real artists, real stages, real impact.

Why Artists Should Be Paying Attention

Platforms like So Real 2 Raw are becoming increasingly rare—and increasingly necessary.

For artists, this is an opportunity to:

  • Perform live in front of an engaged audience

  • Be interviewed by industry professionals

  • Receive real feedback and exposure

  • Build performance experience in a professional setting

  • Become part of a growing creative ecosystem

Typhoon Williams’ performance proves what can happen when preparation meets opportunity.

Be Part of the Experience

Whether you’re a fan, a creative, or an artist looking for your moment, So Real 2 Raw invites you to be part of something real.

🎟️ Become part of the live studio audience and experience unforgettable performances firsthand
🎤 Register to be spotlighted and perform your music live on the platform: @bettycrockabankroll on I.G.
📡 Engage with a growing community of artists, DJs, and tastemakers

This is where talent meets opportunity—and where moments like Typhoon Williams’ “Clear to See” performance are born.

Final Thoughts

Typhoon Williams didn’t just perform at So Real 2 Raw—he left an impression.

With “Clear to See,” now available on all streaming platforms, he showcased a sound that’s honest, melodic, and undeniably compelling. His hypnotic performance at Sunset Rooftop was a reminder that when artistry is authentic, the audience will always respond.

This was a night to remember.
And for Typhoon Williams, it’s clear—this is only the beginning.


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