How did you start rapping?
I wrote my 1st verse in 3rd grade, and over the years I would write like a verse every two years for fun. I always loved music and basketball. Fast forward to freshman year, I started writing, and by the end of the year, I had started recording (I was alright for a beginner). More people started to like my music and I loved music so it fit
Who are your musical influence?
KanYe is number one, without a doubt, I heard Through The Wire as a little kid at my cousin’s house and it changed my life. You can catch plenty of KanYe references in my music. Joey Bada$$’s music from last year, but I don’t listen to his 2013 music. KRIT, Kendrick, Nas, K.I.N.E.T.I.K., Mos Def, and Common (especially on The Flame) are the other main ones
Tell us how The Flame came about
I was thinking about what Hip-Hop meant to me, the industry today and hip-hop's total beauty. Originally the two verses were compressed into one, and the first verse was basically a checkpoint of my career. But my laptop broke and I had one of the verses on Facebook. Stretched it out into two verses and then it came about
Tell us how Down Low Pt. 3 came about
This one was me wondering what beat to start “Floorboards” off with, I already promised that I would outdo “Hello”, but only “The Flame” and “Birds Eye View” were completed. I was chilling at home listening to music and “The Glory” came on the shuffle and I just thought it was the one, wrote some verses. But I had recorded a verse to “m.A.A.d city” (JoeJas was supposed to be on it, but his laptop broke) and had no idea where to put it. I thought it would be cool to throw it on their to show I can do the soulful beats and the tougher ones too
Tell us how Floorboards (Song) came about
Illu$trious sent me the beat a while back and I really liked it, I took it and originally it was me, this dude named “Beyond”, and Bri.Real.Ill, but Beyond’s equipment made his verse sound really bad and he told me to take him off. The concept is just about being in the basement of rap music, and I just created a whole bunch of metaphors, Bri went in too, respect to her
How do you feel about your ranking?
Could be higher if I work harder, I’m a competitor so I’m studying my music to see what I can do to be number one as I write this (also taking advice from another user). I know what I can do to be better. An honor to be top 13 on a website with a lot of talent though, RG Tape will be fire
Do you have any other projects in the works as of now?
I wrote my 1st verse in 3rd grade, and over the years I would write like a verse every two years for fun. I always loved music and basketball. Fast forward to freshman year, I started writing, and by the end of the year, I had started recording (I was alright for a beginner). More people started to like my music and I loved music so it fit
Who are your musical influence?
KanYe is number one, without a doubt, I heard Through The Wire as a little kid at my cousin’s house and it changed my life. You can catch plenty of KanYe references in my music. Joey Bada$$’s music from last year, but I don’t listen to his 2013 music. KRIT, Kendrick, Nas, K.I.N.E.T.I.K., Mos Def, and Common (especially on The Flame) are the other main ones
Tell us how The Flame came about
I was thinking about what Hip-Hop meant to me, the industry today and hip-hop's total beauty. Originally the two verses were compressed into one, and the first verse was basically a checkpoint of my career. But my laptop broke and I had one of the verses on Facebook. Stretched it out into two verses and then it came about
Tell us how Down Low Pt. 3 came about
This one was me wondering what beat to start “Floorboards” off with, I already promised that I would outdo “Hello”, but only “The Flame” and “Birds Eye View” were completed. I was chilling at home listening to music and “The Glory” came on the shuffle and I just thought it was the one, wrote some verses. But I had recorded a verse to “m.A.A.d city” (JoeJas was supposed to be on it, but his laptop broke) and had no idea where to put it. I thought it would be cool to throw it on their to show I can do the soulful beats and the tougher ones too
Tell us how Floorboards (Song) came about
Illu$trious sent me the beat a while back and I really liked it, I took it and originally it was me, this dude named “Beyond”, and Bri.Real.Ill, but Beyond’s equipment made his verse sound really bad and he told me to take him off. The concept is just about being in the basement of rap music, and I just created a whole bunch of metaphors, Bri went in too, respect to her
How do you feel about your ranking?
Could be higher if I work harder, I’m a competitor so I’m studying my music to see what I can do to be number one as I write this (also taking advice from another user). I know what I can do to be better. An honor to be top 13 on a website with a lot of talent though, RG Tape will be fire
Do you have any other projects in the works as of now?
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