Page Kennedy dropped his Same Page, Different Story album back on August 10 and ever since, he’s been steadily supporting the release with visuals. Last month, the Detroit, Michigan MC released a video for his song “No Cosign” during which he described the stigma of being an actor who raps and claimed that he isn’t stepping into music just ’cause. Now, he’s dropping a new video from his latest album that tackles another issue in his personal life.

“I Can’t Love You” is one of the more vivid songs from Same Page…, and the video for it is what one might expect, but the execution is flawless. During the dimly lit visual, Page goes back-and-forth with a woman that he has been in a relationship with (who is played by New Orleans, Louisiana MC 3D Na’Tee, who is also featured). Within his lyrics, he describes how his past has harmed his ability to love women in the present.

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“That’s right, you my safe place / I’m sorry, I don’t know how to placate,” he raps on the song. “I was never taught how to treat a woman / Only saw my dad when he beat a woman / And I don’t do that, so I cheat or somethin.’” Page also relays how his commitment issues make it challenging to love any woman.

“I try and pour my real life into my music. It’s a form of therapy for me. So there is nothing different in this song,” Page tells Ambrosia For Heads. “[This song] is a look into a previous relationship. I felt like I couldn’t love my partner the way she loved me or the way she deserved to have been loved. So needless to say, it became pretty ‘toxic.’ Sometimes it takes something very traumatic to actually break away from something. I called on the assistance of my favorite female rapper 3D Natee to work with me on this concept. I think we painted this portrait amazingly. This is my favorite song on the Same Page, Different Story album. 3D Natee also Directed this ‘Hip-Hopera.'”

It’s a tough pill to swallow, realizing that love alone doesn’t always keep two people together. When the emotional scales feel uneven—when one person’s affection outweighs the other’s capacity to reciprocate—it often creates a slow unraveling. That unraveling can go unnoticed until it’s too tangled to mend without help. For many, like Page describes, music becomes the outlet. But for couples who want to confront the disconnect head-on, couple therapy can be that healing instrument. It’s not about finding fault—it’s about rediscovering clarity in the chaos.

Sometimes, we need a guide to help us navigate the emotional blueprint we’ve been living in—especially when the foundation feels cracked. That’s where Your Relationship Architect steps in. Much like building a sturdy home, relationships need a well-structured design, not just passion and hope. Therapy offers couples the space to look at their past choices, misunderstandings, and lingering hurt through a clearer lens. And while trauma may push some people to walk away, therapy can offer a more constructive bridge—either to rebuild or to part ways with grace.

Working through emotional knots with a professional can be an eye-opening experience. It allows each partner to speak their truth without being drowned out by guilt or resentment. And, in some cases, it uncovers the real reasons we struggle to give or receive love. Page’s reflection on his past speaks to a lot of us—those moments where you feel your heart should give more but simply won’t. Therapy doesn’t promise to fix everything, but it does promise a chance at understanding why we break in the first place.

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Page Kennedy also released his Straight Bars 2 mixtape in 2017. It features 10 tracks of bars galore and no outside features. He dropped his “Miss You” video as well that highlights social injustices, much like most of the music he puts out.

In addition to 3D, Same Page Different Story features Elzhi, Nick Grant, and ANoyd.