Singer, songwriter, rapper, flow-milly shit. Flo-Milly shit. How are you? I'm good. You look so good. You look good. You smell good. Y'all can smell her through this. She's no good. I'm crying. I'm right, girl. How are you? I'm good. Just out here working, getting back outside. No. Period. Because you mother. Yes. You look good, baby.

I can't even tell you had a baby because... Just out here working, getting back outside. Period.

Because you mother.

Yes. You look good, baby. I can't even tell you had a baby. Thank you. And you know it's crazy. I haven't even worked out yet. Really? I'm going to start working out. Okay, period. You're going to be in that gym. I'm being at gym, baby. How is it being a mother, though? Like it's like like literally a feeling you can't explain. Like, being a mom, I ain't gonna lie. Like, it's hard, but at the end of the day, it's, like, worth it. Yeah. Like, it's everything I imagine it would be. So, yeah. You want more? Maybe, like, 20 years. Girl, labor was crazy as for me.

No.

I never expected that.

I don't know what I expected, but like being in that, like, I literally remember thinking like

how the fuck do women do this over and over and over again?

I don't know.

But, I mean, he got a lot of cousins so yeah he gonna be straight

that's so funny what was your pregnancy smooth yes my pregnancy was smooth I was a little

bitty during my pregnancy I think that's normal but yeah okay but my son is at airy so like

I feel like I was very kind of like er er, my whole pregnancy. It's okay. It's okay. Period. Okay. Let's just talk about how you got here. Coming from Alabama, like, did you always know you wanted to rap? Yes. Since the age nine years old. Really? I made my first song. Yeah. I knew what I wanted to do since the age nine. Like literally my whole childhood, like,

I've entered myself into talent shows. I was always like a part of something that was like

music. Is Alabama like a big state for you to like just pop off and get going? No, it's actually

not like it's, we don't really have like a big music scene, but now I feel like we do.

Yeah.

Like we got a lot more rappers now, but I feel like growing up there, like you just got to get it out the mud. Like it's not easy at all. Like really, yeah, it's not, yeah, it's not easy. not easy. At what age did you know, like, you were like, okay, like, this is my

shit. Like, I'm going to do this and I'm going to take off with it. Okay. So,

I'm going to be honest. Probably, I would say age 12, like when I got like a girl group. Yeah. We all used to rap and like do shit and like always writing songs and shit. So I feel like from there I knew because I made a promise to myself. I was like, if I don't get famous by 18, by 12th grade, I'm done with this shit. And I literally almost quit. Like, really? Yeah, I was in 12th grade in 2018. And I remember I was like, damn, I'm in the 12th grade. It ain't happened yet. Like, this shit is not meant for me like so I remember I was about to stop and everything and then like my friends were like hell no because I was like I'm gonna just be a dental assistant like fuck it like this shit ain't working so I've been rapping since I was nine years old like but literally the year after that is when my song, yeah.

That's so late.

Like I love that. Did you think that you were going to do like anything else? I feel like you can model because you had the face court. Yes. I used to model in high school. Really? Yeah. Like, um, it was kind of a scam, though. I got scammed. I know, like, it was like, you know how to model people be like setting up their in the mall. It was some shit like that.

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