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Willie HEX Interview

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We sat down and talked with the man himself WIllie HEX aka Prospect Willie and got to know him and what he is all about.  His likes and dislikes and all of that so check it



Who are you and what are you all about? 
 
Willie HEX and I'm all about representing my latino culture, also the hip hop culture, making good music, getting money and spreading this TANBOYS movement and making it worldwide.  

Were are you from?
  
  Born and raised in the south bronx. 

How did you get your name?
  
 Actually Willie is my government name and "HEX" was my tag growing up. I was really into graffiti when I was young growing up in the bronx and watching T.A.T.S. cru paint murals.

How did you get into Tan Boys?
    
I met BAMZ and OHLA 15 years ago and ever since day one we've been closer than brothers, TANBOYS is more than music we're literally a family.

  What influenced you to start rapping?
 
Just being from the BRONX, I mean it's the birthplace of hip hop, and me being from the bronx and growing up in the  culture, it was just natural.  


How long have you been doing this?
  
I've been writing rhymes since like 1999 but never took it serious until i saw how hard BAMZ and OHLA were going with it, they both inspired me to go hard.

  Who are your heroes?
 
My parents.  


How hard do you push yourself?
   
  I try to be a perfectionist in whatever I do, so I guess you can say extremely hard. 
 

Whats the magic formula for success?
   Always telling yourself that you're not a success, no matter what you accomplish. 


How was your childhood?
   
It was cool, grew up like any other kid in the hood. Seen alot of crazy shit being we're I'm from and all.
 
 
What do you do on your spare time?
   I rarely get any free time but when I do, I watch netflix or sleep... 

 
Who do you have no respect for?
   People don't get respect from me until they earn it. You have to show me respect and loyalty to get my respect.

What are some food places you like to eat at? 
   Patsy's on 119th st and 1st ave, Pio Pio (peruvian restaurant ), Carmines (italian restaurant) and the fish market on my block 


Any last words you want to say to the people?
   GOD BLESS, DIOS TE BENDIGA ... #TANBOYS #100KEEPIT



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