Thanks to everyone that sent me questions. Here is the friends and fans interview.
WHERE ARE YOU ORIGINALLY FROM? Nieccee *Soulja Gurl*
I was born on The "E" and raised in The "A" since I was 7. So, I'm a Denver/Aurora nigga. I did live in Texas for a lil bit when I was younger so, I got some of that south in me too.
DID YOU GO TO COLLEGE? IF YES, WHERE? Nieccee *Soulja Gurl*
Yeah, I went to The University of Northern Colorado, just up the road in Greeley. Majored in Communications and Legal Studies.WHAT ARE YOUR MOST PRESIOUS DREAMS? Krista
My most precious dream is to be able to put my parents in the position to put their feet up and relax, and not worry about anything financial. Also, to put my niece, and future kids in the position to never worry about anything besides achieving THEIR most precious dreams.
WHAT KIND OF PERSON DO YOU THINK YOU ARE? Krista
I'm a good dude. Just your average stand-up guy, I do wrong and right just like anyone else but, I try to do more right than wrong and be positive in my life.
DO YOU HAVE A GIRL BEHIND YOU? Chica 303
Well I leave the girls behind me and try to find a woman to stand next to me. Ya dig?
HOW HARD IS IT TO MAKE IT BIG HERE IN CO? Chica 303
Yeah its real rough out here for a number of reasons. I think the number one reason is that the market is saturated with bad local music; that bad music doesn't exactly encourage people to show support. I mean when 5 out of 6 "artists' are making garbage records the fans (myself included) get tired of it; anybody would. It can be frustrating at times but, the fans have every right to be a lil timid when it comes to rappers around these parts. Now, on the other hand I think that it can be a blessing in disguise, because when the people do hear something done well it's like a breath of fresh air and they want more, that's where me, my fam, and a few other artists in the city come in.
WHO OR WHAT INSPIRED YOU TO DO WHAT YOU DO? Kiona
My parents are my primary inspirations. My mom, dad, and grandma work their asses off to provide for me and my siblings. My dad in particular always instilled the idea of being an employer into us instead of being employees. My mom and grandma always made us kept it in our heads that we deserved the finer things in life despite what anyone else in the world said. I think those two things make up a lot of my swagger. Specific to rap though, my biggest inspirations are my three partners. Whygee and Rockwell (The Illacide) and Tre. They used to do this in high school and they were the hottest niggas I'd ever heard out of Denver. After sittin back and soakin it up from them, I eventually started writing on the low, and once I got my rap game up I came at them wit a few verses and I been at it ever since.
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