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“I've never been ashamed of being Mexican. I love it.”
“If you are not compelled to at least speak up in the face of injustice, I don't care how many jewels you buy, how many plaques you have.”
“I think overall I just wanna connect with people and I just wanna feel like we've got a real connection. That I don't have to rap, you could just see me and give me the love because of who I am as a person, and overall I think that means a lot more than being an artist that just puts on the show.”
“I want to create. I have ADHD. If I feel like making a sad song today, great. If I want to switch it tomorrow and make it happy, great. If I want to make EDM and then I want to make salsa, I could do all that.”
“You know, I've been around for a long time. And I pride myself on not only being around for such a long time but consistently elevating in everything I do.”
“I keep myself around new energy and good energy.”
“I just so happened to get into Eminem right around when I was going through a lot of stuff.”
“I am outspoken, and I'm pretty articulate when it comes to getting my point across, and I am very proud.”
“Having fly-by-night fans that just like you because you're on the radio is one thing, but when you really have people that have kinda gone through the journey with you and you know, they go to 10 of your shows or they just feel like they are family and they just really want to see you win. That's the best thing you can have.”
“The police tends to care more to stop protesters peacefully protesting past curfew than stopping police brutality.”
“I got to experience so much stuff that made me love it. There definitely was a lot of kids around me that were ashamed of it, and maybe they didn't get as lucky to have someone show them how great Mexico was.”
“The DFW, that's where my son was born, so I feel like that's where my life changed several times in one area. That's where I signed my first major label deal. That's where I went from having $20 to having six figures in the bank.”
“Everybody wants to get the female rapper and do exactly what happens with Nicki Minaj or Lil' Kim. And it's like, how about looking for somebody that's different? Maybe that's not all what everybody wants. Leave those girls' lane alone and try something different.”
“I've lived in Texas, I've lived in Cali but then I was obviously effected by East Coast rap by Big Pun and Biggie and everything.”
“To this day, I'm so grateful for music.”
“I want to show other girls, growing up, they can be cool. I think sometimes you need a label to co-sign that.”
“I'm Mexican-American, but I grew up with a normal American life. I don't have a low rider. I drive a Honda. I guess I don't fit into any category.”
“I feel like there are a lot of people who don't have their own identity. They just want to go with what they think is tight.”
“One day I just got frustrated and my brother, who doesn't really even makes beats very often, he just made this loop and I started rapping to it and we just kind of made the song as we went along.”
“Hood Hop' was the first track that I ever remixed.”