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QUESTIONING: INSTUPENDO

Q: WHAT DO YOU DO?

A: I compose and produce indie electronic music on my laptop.

Q: WHY DO YOU DO IT?

A: I can’t imagine not creating music, it’s just innate. I enjoy making the sounds/music I want to hear and that it’s a great way to meet amazingly creative people. It’s also meaningful that my music resonates with people.

Q: WHEN DID YOU START DOING IT?

A: Middle School

Q: WHO INSPIRED YOU TO DO IT?

A: Skrillex

Q: WHERE DO YOU DO IT?

A: In my bedroom, in the car, by the pool. Wherever.

Q: DOES PHILLY IMPACT THE SOUND?

A: Not particularly. I’m more a child of the internet; I'm able to connect with and be influenced by people from all around the universe.

Q: DREAM COLLAB?

A: Uyama Hiroto or Nav.

Q: SPECIFIC CULTURE THAT DRIVES YOUR WORK?

A: Internet culture. I started out making Drum & Bass, and the way the scene’s progressed over the course of several years, my sound’s evolved into the ambient space it currently occupies. It would probably be more accurate to say my work is more emotionally driven than culturally driven.

Q: WHO ARE YOU LISTENING TO RIGHT NOW?

A: Literally, Stevie Wonder is playing in the café I’m sitting in right now, but more broadly, I’m listening to James Ivy, Lontalius, Frank Ocean, Jack’s Mannequin, and Harris Cole (who I’m playing a show with in Brooklyn in March!). I have pretty eclectic taste in music generally.

Q: WHAT’S NEXT, AND DOES IT MATTER IF YOU KNOW?

A: Lots of new music! Lots of shows! Lots of fun!

THANKS INSTUPENDO.

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QUESTIONING: BIGBRUTHACHUBBA

Q: WHAT DO YOU DO?

A: I make music for everyone to hear .

Q: WHY DO YOU DO IT?

A: I make music because I love doing it , I love telling a story , I love when I go somewhere and people be like " Aye that's chubba " .

Q: WHEN DID YOU START DOING IT?

A: I started like 2 years ago , when I was in 11th grade , but started taking it serious like a year ago .

Q: WHO INSPIRED YOU TO DO IT?

A: My brother Lil yachty inspired me honestly

Q: WHERE DO YOU DO IT?

A: In Atlanta I guess , if that's what you're asking .

Q: FAVORITE SONG YOU’VE MADE?

A: July is my favorite , that's the only song I actually listen to , that I made but I feel like it's slept on .

Q: IS THE “JULY” SOUND GOING TO BE TOUCHED ON MORE?

A: yeah , for sure .

Q: SPECIFIC CULTURE THAT DRIVES YOUR WORK?

A: Nah , my end goal is to make music for every culture , black , white , Asian , German etc etc .

Q: WHO ARE YOU LISTENING TO RIGHT NOW?

A: Uhhhh , I listen to a little of everybody .

Q: WHAT’S NEXT, AND DOES IT MATTER IF YOU KNOW?

A: A lot of growth , A lot of different music , A lot of money .

THANKS CHUBBA.

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QUESTIONING: LIL TRAPANESE

Q: WHAT DO YOU DO?

A: I'm a photographer. I make art. DJ sometimes. I don't like the title "creative director" but I guess  I do some of that

Q: WHY DO YOU DO IT?

A: I've always had conflicted emotions about what I do because 80% of the time I feel as if it's not worth it. I don't like being categorized as a "rap photographer". It's cool and all, and it's where I started getting attention for my work. But it's not all I want to be doing right now and nor is it the extent of my talent. I really want to impact and influence others with my art, as any artist does. But I want my work to be timeless.  People tell me a lot that I don't make real art, or that what I'm doing is temporary. The bigger picture is I'm capturing intimate moments. I really want people to remember this shit years from now. I want kids in newer generations, and they kids and grandkids to look back at my photos and be like "aw shit, that's what they were doing in 2017?" Tight.

Q: WHEN DID YOU START DOING IT?

A: I been photographing for like 6 or 7 years.

Q: WHO INSPIRED YOU TO DO IT?

A: The younger me was the biggest influence on the person I am today. I didn't have much support from anyone growing up. Very few people. Never had someone telling me they believed in what I was trying to do. To everyone, it was impractical. My bro Jay B was one of the first people to believe in and help me progress with what I was trying to do. He really the reason I even started taking shit seriously. I was always doubted so it pushed meharder.

Q: WHERE DO YOU DO IT?

A: I travel a lot. I'm everywhere really. I technically live in Chicago but I'm not there too much. I go back and forth to LA.

Q: SPECIFIC CULTURE THAT DRIVES YOUR WORK?

A: I love the hip hop culture. I'm into fashion. Our generation has so much talent.

Q: CANDID OR STAGED?

A: I've always been known for my candid photos. But lately I've been working on more conceptual shit.

Q: WHO YOU LISTENING TO RIGHT NOW?

A: ThouxanbanFauni just dropped a new tape and I've been photographing him for a little whiles now. I'm so proud of him.

Q: FAVORITE ARTISTS TO CAPTURE?

A: Dex, Maxo is cool as hell. Warhol. Fauni.

Q: WHAT’S NEXT, AND DOES IT MATTER IF YOU KNOW?

A: I have a lot of stuff coming up. A lot of collabs that I haven't announced yet.

THANKS LIL TRAPANESE.

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QUESTIONING: MARTYPOPSTAR

Q: WHAT DO YOU DO?

A: I make music and hustle the internet

Q: WHY DO YOU DO IT?

A: I just love entertaining the people

Q: WHEN DID YOU START DOING IT?

A: I recorded my first songs at like 12

Q: WHO INSPIRED YOU TO DO IT?

A: SPM, Max B, Iggy Pop, Cage, Lil B, Alice Glass those are some of the most iconic artists to me.

Q: WHERE DO YOU DO IT?

A: I've been traveling all over the USA recently, soon I'll be visiting Asia. I want to see Tokyo.

Q: FAVORITE SONG YOU’VE MADE?

A: "I hear voices" or "vanilla powder"

Q: DREAM COLLAB?

A: I don't really have a dream collab, i just like to work with talented people who genuinely fuck with me.

Q: SPECIFIC CULTURE THAT DRIVES YOUR WORK?

A: I'm just unique, I don't think you can really put me in a box.

Q: WHO ARE YOU LISTENING TO RIGHT NOW?

A: My comedy rap side project I started last week.

Q: WHAT’S NEXT, AND DOES IT MATTER IF YOU KNOW?

A: I'm just living and expressing myself everyday, I'll go wherever that takes me.

THANKS MARTY.

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QUESTIONING: DEADMONBERNZ

Q: WHAT DO YOU DO?

A: I design for asap mob under AWGE and i rap with a local collective OnGodRecords  

Q: WHY DO YOU DO IT?

A: Its my passion this my only way to give back to the world  

Q: WHEN DID YOU START DOING IT?

A: Back around 2005 or 06 when i was youngin I started taking it serious after high school

Q: WHO INSPIRED YOU TO DO IT?

A: People the world inspires me

Q: WHERE DO YOU DO IT?

A: My phone my ipad my laptop

Q: FAVORITE WORK YOU’VE MADE?

A: My yams steven universe piece

Q: SPECIFIC CULTURE THAT DRIVES YOUR WORK?

A: Hip hop culture, 1980s era punk rock The 2000s

Q: DREAM COLLABORATION?

A: I have two design a pair of Air Forces with Nike or design something with virgil for off-white

Q: WHO ARE YOU LISTENING TO RIGHT NOW?

A: Fatmankey & Reese La Flare ft offset - Money Phone

Q: WHAT’S NEXT, AND DOES IT MATTER IF YOU KNOW?

A: Idk what's next but imma work hard until i figure it out and it doesn't matter im surfing my wave right now so im enjoying the ride  

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QUESTIONING: CARTER ACE

Q: WHAT DO YOU DO?

A: Hey, I’m Carter and I’m the lead vocalist of the band, Carter Ace.  

Q: WHY DO YOU DO IT?

A: Making music is such a second nature to me, so it never really feels like work. Also really helps with my attention since I have a terrible one.

Q: WHEN DID YOU START DOING IT?

A: I started making music in 2014 but I didn’t start diving into my own music until 2015 when we started the band.  

Q: WHO INSPIRED YOU TO DO IT?

A: It’s ironic how my mom inspired me to make music as a kid but she’s like also my biggest hater. As a kid she’d take me to a lot of different video shoots and studios she’d be invited to. Then now, my real inspirations are MJ, Frank Ocean, D’Angelo and Ye because they all make creative decisions to innovate as musicians rather than just in the industry.  

Q: WHERE DO YOU DO IT?

A: I mainly record vocals in my house with an Mbox and an AKG 214. In all my previous recordings I used an M-Audio usb mic though, but when it comes to live sessions, we’ve been recording at Pop Studios in Northridge or Soundcast Studios in Canoga Park.

Q: FAVORITE SONG YOU’VE MADE?

A: Still to this day, my band and I love the song “Optimism”. I loved it a lot because it was the closest thing we had to making a funk record at the time and for our age it was a big accomplishment. Also I had Jon Bellion’s bass player play on my second verse so that was a big flex.

Q: SPECIFIC CULTURE THAT DRIVES YOUR WORK?

A: I really love avant-garde stuff. I have a line in my new project where I say “I like my avant-garde women, no guard women, no hard-headed…” That’s just how I grew up. I didn’t grow listening to rap. I was listening to makoussa and salsa. I didn’t know what rap was until In Da Club and didn’t truly discover rap until MBDTF.  

Q: DREAM COLLABORATION?

A: I’d absolutely love to work with Anderson Paak. I’ve seen the way he works and it’s almost like I do. Also as intimidated as I’d be, D’Angelo.

Q: WHO ARE YOU LISTENING TO RIGHT NOW?

A: I’m listening to “Let It Whip” by Dazz Band. That bass slap on the breakdown is disgusting. I’m jealous of that song, I really wish I created that.

Q: WHAT’S NEXT, AND DOES IT MATTER IF YOU KNOW?

A: As pretentious as it sounds, the next big thing I’m heading for is getting all my homies Grammy nominations. It’s really just filling in the blanks from here.

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QUESTIONING: WAVY JONE$

Q: WHAT DO YOU DO?

A: I create music & different kinds of art

Q: WHY DO YOU DO IT?

A: its all i ever really known and has helped get me thru alot in life. music is and will always be everything 2 me 

Q: WHEN DID YOU START DOING IT?

A: i started making rap almost 3 years ago now. but i played in punk/hardcore/metal/emo bands growing up since i was 12. i played guitar in those bands but i would still write 97% of the lyrics.

Q: WHO INSPIRED YOU TO DO IT?

A: as a kid watching videos of my favourite bands play live and seeing the crowd go crazy always got me turnt. i was exposed to heavier music very early when my friends uncle brought us to ozzfest 2001 and thats when my world was changed. shortly after me and my buddy got guitars and started our first band.

Q: WHERE DO YOU DO IT?

A: it all started in my bedroom and now I’ve toured Canada and USA

Q: YOUR OWN FAVORITE SONG? 

A: my favourite song i've made right now is ‘don’t whisper’ cause it different from all my shit

Q: SPECIFIC CULTURE THAT DRIVES YOUR WORK?

A: my weird thoughts and how i feel drives my music nothing else. 

Q: FAVORITE ARTIST TO WORK WITH? 

A: my favourite artists to work with are Ghostemane, oldboytoronto & Brennan Savage

Q: WHO ARE YOU LISTENING TO RIGHT NOW? 

A: i been listening to G.L.O.S.S & Nails alot this week 

Q: WHAT’S NEXT, AND DOES IT MATTER IF YOU KNOW?

A: no idea whats next and thats how i like it. 2017 is gonna be the craziest year so far and i cant wait. i just dropped a new video for “Palehorse” ft. Ghostemane and im about to drop my new album VERY SOON... stay woke

THANKS WAVY.

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QUESTIONING: DON KREZ

Q: WHAT DO YOU DO?

A: Well to make shit easier to understand I put A & B together For example I make a beat or hear a beat and automatically know who should be on it and how the structure needs to be to make it a hit, I also develop artist I believe in, I DJ too that's my passion fuck everything else I love playing our music in front of thousands of people our fans our family we grew together and watching the people accept me and view me not only as a DJ but Don Krez the artist they're excited to see me, feel my energy, waiting for the next song to play now that feels amazing...Well what I do is put smiles on people's faces.

Q: WHY DO YOU DO IT?

A: Music was always around me from my uncles to my mom to my cousins being rappers and having the chance to be around they're studio at such a young age really inspired me, I also knew that I would be something l, it was a feeling, energy, law of attraction I wanted to change the game the world and to think about it look how many artist have popped off in south Florida I'm very proud of that

Q: WHEN DID YOU START DOING IT?

A: Middle school, high school started djaying and throwing parties after all that I only had one plan and it was make it

Q: WHO INSPIRED YOU TO DO IT?

A: My mom she believed in me since I was a kid we would always talk about how big I was gonna be in the future I would dance like Michael Jackson around the house record on a karaoke machine and just listen to music

Q: WHERE DO YOU DO IT?

A: in the brain

Q: EXPLAIN THE DON KREZ EXPERIENCE.

A: It's a look in my perspective showing you my view on all the tours I book and all the different characters I work with every day, how we make music how I do what I do shows every artist growing and expanding into who they are, The Don Krez experience is also new music with underground artist,DJs,producers you would never expect on a track this all leads to my album release date.

Q: DREAM COLLAB?

A: All my friends in one track

Q: SPECIFIC CULTURE THAT DRIVES YOUR WORK?

A: Our culture the fuck you I'm doing me culture our independency

Q: WHO ARE YOU LISTENING TO RIGHT NOW?

A: A lot of nothing my heads somewhere else to be honest

Q: WHAT’S NEXT, AND DOES IT MATTER IF YOU KNOW?

A: What's next !....it's what we call the takeover. Unity.

THANKS DON

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QUESTIONING: QUINCY BROOKS

Q: WHAT DO YOU DO?

A: Film, direct, edit videos, & take photos

Q: WHY DO YOU DO IT?

A: I see what I do as documenting these artists' so that fans can have something cool to look at in the future. Also want to create a visual style that shapes this entire era of music.

Q: WHEN DID YOU START DOING IT?

A: My senior year of high school so 2+ years

Q: WHO INSPIRED YOU TO DO IT?

A: Myself really. No one directly inspired me 

Q: WHERE DO YOU DO IT?

A: Wherever the money is

Q: FAVORITE VIDEO YOU’VE MADE?

A: That's hard to say. Right now it's between Duwap Kaine - "Smelly" & Digital NAS - "Hundreds"

Q: RAPPERS OR MODELS, WHO’S FUNNER TO SHOOT?

A: .... models. Not saying all rappers have big egos but you know...

Q: SPECIFIC CULTURE THAT DRIVES YOUR WORK?

A: The underground! Underground music fans support creatives like myself better than any others could

Q: WHO ARE YOU LISTENING TO RIGHT NOW?

A: Back and forth between Thouxanbanfauni Heavyweight Champ & Duwap Kaine Friends Til the End

Q: WHAT’S NEXT, AND DOES IT MATTER IF YOU KNOW?

A: Continue to improve quality and expand

THANKS QUINCY.

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QUESTIONING: ONDRE CARES

Q: WHAT DO YOU DO?

A: i produce, write, and record music. i also have a clothing brand called ADB ( antidrugboys ) which is a branch off my music.

Q: WHY DO YOU DO IT?

A: ive had a passion for creating things ever since i was a child. music always touched me and i wanted to give back in the same creative way to others.

Q: WHEN DID YOU START DOING IT?

A: i started in high school after i was kicked out of a metal band i helped start when i was like 15. i wanted to b a one person band, like an artist.

Q: WHO INSPIRED YOU TO DO IT?

A: kool keith was my first rapper i heard. The dr. octagon album did it for me. but it wasn't always hip hop. i was into bands like newfound glory and dashboard confessional and even harder shit like shai hulud and comeback kid as a young kid and that shit really inspired me to make music. keith made me wnna do it on my own tho.

Q: WHERE DO YOU DO IT?

A: i live in LA right now but i started producing and recording just at my house with all my own equipment when i lived around sacramento. but i have a home studio i do it all in. produce and master all my shit my self.

Q: FAVORITE SONG YOU’VE MADE?

A: out my way, ball clinton, moke, dad song, much moneys. those are some of my favorites off top.

Q: DREAM COLLAB?

A: limp bizkit lol. hmu fred.

Q: SPECIFIC CULTURE THAT DRIVES YOUR WORK?

A: that's hard really, i would say the culture of skateboarding has influenced me to be creative. But it all comes down to me wanting to entertain so maybe the culture of entertainment, if that makes sense.

Q: IS RAP THE FOCUS, OR ARE YOU OPEN TO EXPERIMENTATION?

A: i like to think of my self as a musician, i like to entertain and make people feel something from my music. i rap ya but a lot of my music isn't what u would think of when ur thinking of rap. i have a lot of diversity. but ya, music is my main focus and has been since i was 16 maybe 14. i live for this shit.

Q: WHAT’S NEXT, AND DOES IT MATTER IF YOU KNOW?

A: shows. i'm playing more shows and working on music videos more often. so hmu if you need me in your city. i'm there.

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QUESTIONING: COODIE BREEZE

Q: WHAT DO YOU DO?

A: I'm a 25 year old rapper representing 1/2 of FreezaMode.

Q: WHY DO YOU DO IT?

A: It started out as just fun but as more people began catching on to the wave it turned into something that i had to do.

Q: WHEN DID YOU START DOING IT?

A: I started making songs around my 11th grade year of high school. I think it was like 2009.

Q: WHO INSPIRED YOU TO DO IT?

A: The people that were around me like NRK and Awful Records.

Q: WHERE DO YOU DO IT?

A: Wherever there a microphone really. It doesn't matter if it's a "DIY" setup or a professional studio.

Q: DREAM COLLAB?

A: Curren$y

Q: FAVORITE SONG YOU’VE MADE?

A: I have a few like "Lil Baby" off of 'The Moon Lookin Fye Again' , "Rich" feat. Archibald Slim and  "Do U" from 'Austells Greatest Hits', "Figures" a song I was featured on by Ethereal. I love rapping over smooth samples.

Q: SPECIFIC CULTURE THAT DRIVES YOUR WORK?

A: Sports, weed, and car culture really. Plus the lifestyle of everyday south niggas.

Q: WHO ARE YOU LISTENING TO RIGHT NOW?

A: I really been riding to that Young Roddy and Trademark Mixtape "Family Business" and everything Gucci Mane has been dropping since he's been out of jail.

Q: WHAT’S NEXT, AND DOES IT MATTER IF YOU KNOW?

A: Next is a FreezaMode EP from me and my brotha LuiDiamonds so be on look out for that

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QUESTIONING: YOSHI VINTAGE

Q: WHAT DO YOU DO?

A: I make music.

Q: WHY DO YOU DO IT?

A: To help my city. We don't get alot of inspiration. So when somebody comes out the hood and doing something dope. It inspires the youth to keep dreaming and turn them into reality.

Q: WHEN DID YOU START DOING IT?

A: I started around 2nd grade.

Q: WHO INSPIRED YOU TO DO IT?

A: God. Singing in the choir. And seeing the effects gospel music had on people.

Q: WHERE DO YOU DO IT?

A: I'm from Flint and I live in Los Angeles now. I'm either somewhere recording with Siid or with Pakk Music.

Q: FAVORITE SONG YOU’VE PRODUCED?

A: So far for my new EP, it's 48458.

Q: DREAM COLLAB?

A: I gotta say Kendrick Lamar and Ab-Soul... and Angel Haze. A full song song with those 3.

Q: SPECIFIC CULTURE THAT DRIVES YOUR WORK?

A: Hip hop. I do it for the hood. I do it for the little ghetto kids eating hot fries and Kool aid.

Q: WHO ARE YOU LISTENING TO RIGHT NOW?

A: My boy Tru.

Q: WHAT’S NEXT, AND DOES IT MATTER IF YOU KNOW?

A: 48458 EP this Spring. Mercury Retrograde this Fall.  

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QUESTIONING: INDICA

Q: WHAT DO YOU DO?

A: artist and song writer, pop star by request.

Q: WHY DO YOU DO IT?

A: spread my aesthetic, make money independently and simply because I enjoy creating music.

Q: WHEN DID YOU START DOING IT?

A: I've been seriously doing music for a little over one year.

Q: WHO INSPIRED YOU TO DO IT?

A: Hip Hop culture inspired me. The glamour attracted me.The idea of people admiring me for creating art and doing what I love was a motivation in it self.

Q: WHERE DO YOU DO IT?

A: I make almost all of my music alone in my apartment or in a  various hollywood studios.

Q: FAVORITE SONG YOU’VE PRODUCED?

A: Back On Drugs.

Q: DOES CALI DRIVE THE SOUND?

A: I started making music in California and it %100 impacts the way I work and think. I also live here so there is a constant way of living that indirectly affects my music.

Q: SPECIFIC CULTURE THAT DRIVES YOUR WORK?

A: Hip Hop culture.

Q: WHO ARE YOU LISTENING TO RIGHT NOW?

A: Indica and Migos.

Q: WHAT’S NEXT, AND DOES IT MATTER IF YOU KNOW?

A: More Indica, videos, music, and another album for this year.

THANKS INDICA.

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QUESTIONING: SAEVANT

Q: WHAT DO YOU DO?

A: Create subversive content for people who are open to it.

Q: WHY DO YOU DO IT?

A: To provoke alternative thinking and create new and urgent experiences through music and images.

Q: WHEN DID YOU START DOING IT?

A: When I was about 12 I started making IDM music and building websites.  The project Saevant started in 2012.

Q: WHO INSPIRED YOU TO DO IT?

A: Kurt Cobain, Michael Gira, and Isaac Brock are my musical influences... but my inspirations to create music are existentialism and the magick of dualism, present in every piece of life and nature.

Q: WHERE DO YOU DO IT?

A:  At home by myself, same place I master and release everything.

Q: WHO WERE YOU LISTENING TO MOST GROWING UP?

A: Nirvana, Silverchair, Modest Mouse, Metallica, Marilyn Manson, and Pantera.

Q: Do the dark undertones of your sound stem from anything personal?

A: I try to create music that is interpreted and accessed differently by everybody.  The darker music is likely a result of submerging myself in dark music since I was really young.  My dad and his brother were close friends with Pantera since they were teenagers, my uncle actually designed the Dime 333 for Dean and has worked as a guitar tech for major acts like NIN, Fleetwood Mac, and more... so I was immediately exposed to metal and heavy music when I was young, and I was always allowed to blare aggressive music as loud as I wanted... and I had my own guitar in my hands by age 10.  Since dark, aggressive music has always appealed to me, I tend to make music that lets me relive that same experience again.

Q: ANY DREAM COLLABORATION?

A: Nah I’m good.

Q: WHO ARE YOU LISTENING TO NOW?

A:  I listen to the band Swans constantly, and my own music.

Q: WHAT’S NEXT, AND DOES IT MATTER IF YOU KNOW?

A: Aesthma is the next album, accompanied by a few videos.  I am focused on making this my most emotive and thought-provoking material to-date.

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QUESTIONING: BIA

Q: WHAT DO YOU DO?

A: I create.

Q: WHY DO YOU DO IT?

A: I started making music at a time where all I had were dreams. In order to feed my passion I had to release the content I was living. It was therapeutic, but really just gave me hope for a better life for me and my family so I kept working.

Q: WHEN DID YOU START DOING IT?

A: I was writing since before I can remember but in 2012 , I dropped my first video "High"

Q: WHO INSPIRED YOU TO DO IT?

A: At the time there were no female artists that I could really relate to, I felt like there was no one speaking for me, so it made me want to make my own music. I had musical influences like Aaliyah , Selena, ASAP rocky , Rihanna & Wiz

Q: WHERE DO YOU DO IT?

A: Wherever there's a studio ,

Q: FAVORITE SONG YOU’VE MADE?

A: I don't have a favorite song , I think my music is my life, and with that it's my growth and progression. It's like asking me what are my regrets, I learn from everything but each song came from a feeling that meant something to me that time.

Q: HOW WAS COMPLEXCON?

A: Complexcon was a moment! One of my favorite shows til this day. It was a beautiful time for i am other. We've been working so hard, all of us Pharrell, Buddy , Kap G , WTD so to share the stage with family at a time where everyone was shinning was a beautiful feeling.

Q: SPECIFIC CULTURE THAT DRIVES YOUR WORK?

A: Of course I like to showcase my roots , I'm half Puerto Rican so I have to represent for Latinos with my music as well

Q: WHO ARE YOU LISTENING TO RIGHT NOW?

A: LOL my playlist is ridiculous depending on my mood I'm listening to Rihanna, NAO, BLACK YOUNGSTA, Moneybaggyo , Jbalvin , Kodak Black, Big Sean I'm pretty diverse

Q: WHAT’S NEXT, AND DOES IT MATTER IF YOU KNOW?

A: what's next is wherever God takes me. New music , new albums new videos. Its already written I just gotta claim it

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I’m A Karat: Young Thug’s Plan to Take Over the Globe

Atlanta’s Jeffery Lamar Williams is your average man, stemming from a family of eleven children who’s upbringing took place in the Zone 3 projects. Within the expansive mind of Williams lies an extra-terrestrial lifeform so exotic and so foreign that he inhabits his own personal planet. New Earf’s Young Thug is the furthest thing from average and to be honest he is the furthest thing from man. The unpredictability in the alien nation native’s flow, fashion and distinctiveness make any song he’s on or dress he’s wearing to talk about for hours at a time. Barring the fact that the music video for ‘Wyclef Jean’ was an unorganized mess, it was a ridiculously entertaining unorganized mess. For Christ’s sake, he was in the video for exactly 12 seconds eating Hot Cheetos in front of a blue Aventador and it’s still the hottest video of the year so far. Though you can make the argument that it’s too early to get into a topic like that due to January barely being halfway over, this is one of the many steps Thugger has taken leading up to his mega-ultimate-ultra plan for world domination. Okay, maybe I’m getting a bit ahead of myself. There’s no way Young Thug is really an alien, right? There’s no way an alien can be so damn talented, so I’ve come to a separate conclusion which is one that’s far less bold and one that remains within this galaxy. ‘Wanna Be Me’, the outro to Thugger’s first installment of his three-part Slime Season collection, is one of the more ridiculous and downright hilarious songs that he’s had in his vast discography. On the hook he boasts, “I’m stupid flooded with them karats/I got some motherlovin’ karats/I’m a karat!” I’ll admit it, at first I thought he referred to himself as a carrot, you know, like the vegetable. karat (n.) a unit for measuring the fineness of gold As time passed I slowly began to realize what he meant by this; Young Thug is a rarity, a visionary, a genre bender, a wordplay machine, and above all else, a gem. The one of a kind I don’t give two fucks attitude that he exhibits is one that the hip hop scene has had multiple times but something about it this time is special, more special than it’s been in recent memory. As we are still beginning to ring in the new year, we are in a position where there is turmoil in the streets and some form of overblown controversy at whatever angle you turn your head. I think it is time that we, as a nation, join as one in these dark times and look to a bright future. A future where Young Thug does not change, but where he only evolves.

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