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A$AP Lotto Interview


The God A$AP LOTTO invites us to interview him  The upcoming Miami native told us why he chose to start rapping and what upcoming projects he has coming.  With tracks like Too Much Money, Illness, and Spike Lee he shows us why he is the next big thing in these streets.  He never lets us down with the great music he releases.  So check it out


Who are you and what are you all about?

-A$AP LOTTO A RAPPER FROM MIAMI FLORIDA WITH A GRITTY /TRIPPY NEW SOUND.

Where are you from?

-MIAMI DADE COUNTY FL.

What made you start rapping?

-I ALWAYS HAD A PASSION FOR MUSIC EVEN WHILE I WAS TRAPPIN.  I WOULD CATCH MYSELF TRYNA RHYME WHILE BAGGING UP.

Who motivates you?

-MY DAUGHTER MADISON IS MY NUMBER ONE MOTIVATION EVERYDAY I GO HARD TO BE THE BEST I CAN BE FOR HER.

Who do you look up too?

-BIRDMAN, BOOSIE, TRICK DADDY, JAYZ, AND JEEZY.

How did you get introduced to ASAP

-I MET ROCKY ON SOUTH BEACH WE HAD A INSTANT CHEMISTRY THAT HAS GROWN INTO THE RELATIONSHIP WE HAVE NOW.

What kind of student were you?
-I WAS STUDENT ATHLETE BUT I NEVER WENT TO CLASS N WOULD ROLL DICE DURING LUNCH.

What are some of your favorite food places to eat at?

-Cheesecake Factory
PHILLIPES
BENIHANA.

What do you do on your free time?
-I TRYNA NEW WAY TO MAKE MONEY.

Where do you feel music is going?

-MUSIC IS BECOMING MORE ABOUT THE ARTIST AND LESS ABOUT THE ART.

How would you define your city's fashion?

-MIAMI FASHION IS MIX BETWEEN DESIGNER FASHION N STREETWEAR FOR EXAMPLE U GOTTA A DESIGNER BELT WITH THE NEW JORDANS. (most people just hypebeast)

What are some rappers you would like to collab with?

-T.I.
TRICK DADDY
LIL HERB.

Who are some of your favorite rappers?

-MIXTAPE LIL WAYNE
JUELZ SANTANA
YOUNG JEEZY.

What projects do you have coming out soon?

-I WILL BE FEATURED ON THE LORDS ALBUM, AND I’M ALSO WORKIN ON MY SOLO PROJECT MIVMI (money is a major influence)

Any last words for the people?

-ALWAYS STRIVE AND PROSPER JUHEARD.


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