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I love her music. Yo, I think y'all would make a sick song. Yeah, we need to make a song. I love her. Do you feel like being like a female artist, do you think that there's been any like hardships with that? Um, yeah. Especially because like I don't shake ass. So like it's kind of harder for me to like go up. Do you ever see that and be like damn like should I kind of cater to like what's I guess makes you popular? Nah. I don't really give a fuck. yeah like i'll figure it out myself you know yeah like i've got offered like bbl on like labels offer me that shit and shit like i'm good i don't even know that's a thing yeah that's a thing that's part of the deal or something they'll offer it but i'm like i'm pretty good okay where do you feel like you uh fit within uh music because you know you have like different scenes and stuff right like you have like the underground scene you know people like like Zucchini, for example, like, you know, people will be like, oh, he's in like the Atlanta underground scene. Like, where do you feel like your music fits in amongst music? Okay, a lot of people don't agree with me, but I feel like I'm underground. Like, I feel like I'm in the underground still. Like, just because I'm known on the internet, that doesn't mean like I'm mainstream. Like, I only have four, well, before this, like, before I was able to drop again, I only had four songs out the whole time. So it's like, I didn't get a chance to really show what I'm about. so I would consider myself like an underground artist I wouldn't say Atlanta because I don't think I matched their sound but I still am underground Atlanta yeah but yeah I don't know what to call this shit yeah I feel that way yeah it does kind of suck because every