What made you cross over
into hip hop?
Because Music is music and Wino
Willy kept sending me rap beats!
[Laughs] I was a singer at the
time so I was like “Well what the
f*ck am I to do with these?” and
now I actually really like rapping
more than I like singing. Coming
up with new flows new, ways to
say things and such is just so
fun to me. I also REALLY enjoy
experimenting with other genres
with hip hop too. Nothing sounds
doper to me than a Hype band,
a Dope DJ, and a Nasty a**
Rapper on stage.
Being called a “female” hip
hop artist is a pet peeve of
yours, why?
I’ll try to break this down so
even the most Sexist stuck in
the 1930s hip-hop head can understand. When I go to school I
don’t call my professor a
“Female Professor”. When I go
to the store my cashier is not
a “female cashier” She is just a
Professor and a Cashier. You are
separating our art by calling us
all these unnecessary titles like
”Femcee”. [DON’T EVER CALL
ME THAT IF YOU ARE READING
THIS ARTICLE, THIS IS YOUR
WARNING!]
ARTISTS SIDE NOTE*
Now I will say this, I am NOT
saying I don’t consider myself a
female because I in fact love being
a woman, more importantly I love
being a woman of color. However,
dope Art has no gender.