A biography for Sexyy Redhasn’t been written yet.
“All the female rappers are pregnant and got kids now if you ask me. They still make money. They still doing they thing.”
“True Religion has always been about being bold and staying real, and I felt dat.”
“I want to have a makeup line.”
“I'm under the radar. I don't live like a rapper. If I don't gotta go to the studio then I'm just living regular, for real.”
“I never let nobody knock me. I do what I do.”
“I'm not no role model. I'm not trying to be no role model.”
“Food should be free!”
“I don't see Nicki beef with people.”
“I just really talking about what be going on in the streets for real, where I'm from.”
“I represent the people with no airs and graces.”
“I like Boosie and Webbie. I like boy rappers. I listen to all the dudes.”
“I've been Sexyy Red for a long time, so it's been a minute since I was able to just do something and not get noticed. It's not fun to me.”
“The people at the bottom are my favorite kind of people, period.”
“I just be thankful that God blessed me with the attitude I got.”
“When I was trying to upload my song that I had just recorded when I started rapping, I didn't know what name I should use, and my cameraman was like, 'What about Sexyy Red, because you're sexy and your name's Red?' I'm like, 'Okay. I like that.'”
“My momma hustled and never let anyone call her a dummy. She taught me a lot. Honestly, she taught me everything I know!”
“I want to sell clothes, hair. I want some stores.”
“I think I know how to sing, for real. Like if I really try, I know I would have a good voice.”
“I was pretty, my hair was real long, my mama knew how to dress me.”
“I'm really a product of my environment. They be saying, 'Oh, she's ghetto. She dusty.' But I'm really a product of my environment. If they go where I'm from, I'm clean out there.”