The head of The Black Mafia Family is currently locked up for running a drug cartel and is shutting this mess down before it starts. || RELATED: Lil Meech Talks to K.Samone At The BMF Premiere || Don't give it anything.|| RELATED: Star-Studded Night At The BMF World Premiere || People get so mad at the things that they hate when it comes their way, that they give it too much room. You know what my favorite quote is? ‘Starve negativity and feed positivity, because what you feed will grow.’ So if you pay so much more attention to what you hate than what you love, you're gonna always be miserable, because it’ll grow if you pay attention to it. I just don't entertain any of it and I'm not engaging in anything. I'm growing up, so a lot of stuff doesn't deserve my reaction. Kash Doll: For people to notice it, I appreciate it. What are your thoughts on comments like that? Not like, ‘damn I wish I would've.’įor(bes) The Culture: Many have praised you for steering clear of drama. So when you get to a certain point, you can look back and reflect and be happy about it. Making sure that you do your work and that you are happy on the inside too.
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Lastly, learning how to balance everything. Also keeping that peace of mind on how to protect that peace. Don't try to be what you think the world wants you to be. I learned that being myself is the real bag. Kash Doll: The biggest lesson would probably be making sure that you have a lawyer present and not signing papers without knowing what you’re signing because you can really sign your life away with a pen and paper.
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It doesn’t matter how your body is shaped and what skin tone you are.įor(bes) The Culture: As you reflect on your journey, what is the biggest lesson that you’ve learned? So for me, that's very important to make sure women overall know that they're that.
I feel like people won't touch on certain subjects in music. And it's not even that I just make music to remind people, I make music for me too. I have little sisters, and I just see how one little thing could upset them and have them feeling like they’re not the one and I just want to remind people that you are the one. That's the flyest female rapper that ever hit the market, period.įor(bes) The Culture: Why is it important for you to convey empowering messages in your music?
Also, I love Aaliyah, she’s number one and of course I love some Lil Kim. I love me some Beyoncé, don’t play with me! Just being an entertainer, a mother, a wife, and her business savvy and how she puts together her projects and her touring and stage presence and everything about her, it's so tasteful. I love that about her, and I love how daring she is.
Kash Doll: I love Rihanna, I’m a part of the Navy. It's just like a Stacked 2.0.įor(bes) The Culture: Who are some musicians that have and continue to inspire your sound? I worked with a lot of great people on there and I have a few great features. There are so many different songs and different emotions you know, it takes you on a good little rollercoaster. I'm on there singing, I’m rapping and it’s just a variety of music. My next album, I actually put together myself. She's determined and her mouth is cutthroat.įor(bes) The Culture: What can we expect from your next big music project? But she's in the '80s, so she's got a whole different kind of swag, and different bling and everything with it. She just wants what she wants and it doesn’t matter. You're gonna get drama and you’re gonna get sexy scenes too. Kash Doll: I'm looking like I'm in the '80s, so y'all aren’t going to get Kash Doll. It's just like how everything just lined up for me and I'll just be like, ‘damn, that's confirmation.’ I'm just grateful for that.įor(bes) The Culture: How is this role different from the previous ones that you’ve played? My dad's birthday is November 4, and that's the day 50 Cent called me himself and told me that I had the role. It's crazy because I got the news that I got the role on my dad's birthday. It just gives me that confirmation that I'm on the right path and it’s just divine order that I’m doing the right thing. It feels like me and God are seeing eye to eye. It just feels like I'm doing what I'm supposed to. But how does it feel to have landed a major role in this series? You played yourself in Empire’s final season and starred in several Detroit films earlier in your career. For(bes) The Culture: You’ve said that acting is one of your goals.
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