1. How does the influence of your parents’ careers shape your own visions and aspirations?
The making of my own new path and my parents have always been great examples of how to go about things in the industry. They are also both great examples when it’s come to molding myself and presenting myself a certain way. I definitely take after them a lot but I also enjoy it each and every day.
2. What has been the biggest challenge in your artistic career so far?
I would say my biggest challenge so far has been coming out of a group and going through the process of transitioning myself into a solo artist.
3. How did growing up in Atlanta with its huge T.V. and music scene impact where you are today?
I always feel like everything comes from Atlanta. We always set the trend for the culture and just growing up seeing so many legends come out of Atlanta was an inspiration to be a part of.
4. What were some of the major takeaways or skills you learned from working with Producer, J Reid?
I love working with J Reid! He’s always so welcoming and makes me comfortable working with him and expressing myself. As a result, he’s taught me a lot about how to collaborate with someone else and overall helped groom me into the artist I am today.
5. What is your favorite song you’ve worked on and what message does it send to the public?
My favorite song I’ve worked on would have to be the FTCU song I put out because it was just so fun to make! The message is honestly to just enjoy life and when your man is stressing you out, go out and live your best life.
6. Describe some of the struggles as well as the positive experiences that come with starring on “T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle?”
The biggest struggle I would say is being under your parents’ shadow and everybody associating me as T.I. and Tiny’s daughter. However, it’s great to have memories with my family, and bringing light to my craft is always a plus.
7. As a new artist, who would you want to work with (male or female) and why?
I would like to work with so many artists, Rihanna Jhene Aiko, SZA, 6lack, and Eric Bellinger because I admire their work. They’re all so extremely creative.
8. What kind of content and which kind of audience do you see yourself approaching in the next 5 years?
I’m mostly an R&N artist, so in about 5 years I would like to start approaching the pop world.
9. Now that you have released your double single, what are the next steps to promoting your songs?
When corona is all over, I’m going to shoot my videos for both songs. Hopefully, I can do both and I don’t think I’ll be able to do shows so I may just have to wait till next year to do that. On the bright side, I’ll definitely find creative ways to still go out and promote my music.
