WE GOT @BABYGRAMSQ IN THE DIVA DEN 😎

he letting us in y'all definitely letting us in because i'm gonna keep referring to it because for you to be 18 bro this is a 20 year difference so it's a different kind of Yeah, we listening because for you to even be from San Francisco and you're 18, 20 years ago, San Francisco was something different and you was a baby.

You feel me? So it's like right now when it comes to music and your age group, your era, it's like the San Francisco right now have a specific sound when it comes to that.

I'm going to be honest, in my opinion, I feel like San Francisco really, no, it does have a sound.

I'll say the Bay Area as a whole, but San Francisco specifically for sure has like that city sound, that kind of like, you feel me, that lowrider vibe, like that city shit.

But as of lately, I feel like, you know, with this new music industry, and all those new type of music styles coming in.

I feel like, I'm gonna lie, in my perspective, the Bay Area right now, San Francisco in specific, I just feel like, I'm not trying to talk shit, but I feel like right now, in a music perspective, there's a lot of the same shit going on, you feel me? Like, the sound is just, it's like everywhere else in the country, you feel me? Everybody's trying to make spin music, everybody's trying to make killer music, like, everybody's trying to fucking do the same shit, essentially.

So, like, as much as I love, like, that's one thing about the Bay in San Francisco is that no matter what the trend is, we always gonna have our own, like, you feel me? city, coastal, lowrider vibe.

However, though, yeah, one thing I will say is recently for sure, I've been noticing that San Francisco and the Bay Area has been losing its originality due to the fucking, a lot of people trying to be like fucking killer music, trying to hop on the media, mainstream trend.

You know what I mean? And I'm not against it.

Like, I like the music.

Like, a lot of music be good, but it gets to a point where it's like, where does your creativity end? You feel me? You're talking about killing all day.

You're not killing all day.

So you feel me? Like, where does your creativity reach? Like, you know what I mean?

Man, listen, you got to understand artists of all ages have been saying that for quite a while when it comes to everybody sound the same.

And it's getting to a point where it's like, wait a minute now.

How many rap and hip hop or rappers have gotten Grammys? for being rappers or how many R&B singers have gotten Oscars for being R&B singers.

So in a sense, yeah, you're supposed to sound different, but it's supposed to have a specific kind of sound to be in it to be accepted.

It's just, I don't know.

Like you said, the topics are getting old because it's like follow the leader and we can see and hear that... you looking and sounding like somebody else, but did you have to make a decision on what type of music you were going to jump into when it came to the vibe being from where you from? Okay, okay, I see.

Yeah, for

sure.

I'll say honestly, Like I said, so the whole music thing, the whole music, like my music, my passion for music, you know, it's been like built and developed over time.

So I would say, honestly, in beginning music, I never really like kind of like had like a steady sound that I was aiming for or a certain like type of vibe I was going for.

I felt like for me, at least for when I begun, because to answer your question, actually, Um, yeah, recently I've actually, I had like a little epiphany of like where I was, you know, I wanted to really be intentional about the type of music I was spreading, the type of message I was sending out and shit.

But, but, but when I was starting to show, yeah, like, like, um, I'll say that, yeah, that I honestly, I really wasn't, You know, like, I was kind of just speaking from the heart.