VeeBlaio: Well I had all kinda weird ass rap names growing up no cap, and I still have songs under that moniker but I just changed to something simple. I called myself Blaiten before, and so it was Vallejo Cut Blaiten, now I shortened it to Vee Blaio.

ABM: What is your story in terms of music, when did you start making music?

VeeBlaio: Really I just got serious a year ago I was running the streets never really took it serious until one of my older child hood potnas whome i looked up to got sighn to E-40 and then later started his on record label under that umbrella and signed me and thats when I start taking it serious just being a student of the game more so

ABM: Where are you from? How did your upbringing in Northern California influence your career?

VeeBlaio: I was born in Berkeley raised in Vallejo but tremendously I got both sides of the game. I got family in Richmond, Oakland, San Francisco… you name it. So I been in all of those city’s running around. I lived in Richmond, Oakland, and Berkeley. So I soaked all that game up, my pops and my step dad was two of the most Notorious hustlers from two different generations, and my mom is a go getter and a hustler, so I learned all the game from all sides.

ABM: Do you have any music visuals in the works?

VeeBlaio: Yes Mob’N Myers is next visual droppin, and we have a bunch of videos coming for a bunch of songs I got after that, but it’s all about timing so it has to be released right, but I already started filming Mob’N Myers. I got alotta movies in the works. I also got a video out now dired from 5:16 PM out now called “Shit Talkin”.

ABM: How do you feel about the protests, and the black lives matter movement?

VeeBlaio: I feel like everybody got their way of dealing with what’s going on in the world. I honestly feel like it has to be consistent because you could protest today… and tomorrow it is right back how it was in how these people move. They forget after that, so if your going to do it they need to keep doing it for it to be effective.

ABM: Do you have any other projects in the works?

VeeBlaio: No Cap I got two major EP’s coming “Dawg Eat Dawg”, “Lil Nick”, and a bunch of singles. I make three songs a day, so I got a lotta material already finished, so they’ll be releasing soon!

ABM: What inspired you to pursue being an artist professionally?

VeeBlaio: When I see you could get payed for this shit, I watched my niggas eat off it, I was like I want in!

ABM: Do you have any other lanes in music that interest you

VeeBlaio: I like the melodic shit thats what I do, I got songs when I’m harmonizing that got a million views on Soundcloud, some of my fanbase love that I could do both rap and melodic rap. I wanna do different shit with my songs without changing or jeopardizing the type of artist I am.

ABM: Where do you see yourself in 5 years from now?

VeeBlaio: Hopefully more successful, my own label, my own artists, more business ventures such as clothing, tv shows, really no limit to what I could imagine from a successful career. A lot of my dreams, I already started on it now! So these dreams I am having, it’s becoming more realistic.

ABM: Who are some of the musical influences that have inspired you?

VeeBlaio: Shit … No Limit Records, Cash Money, alot of Bay Area Artists, typical bay influences, a lot of old school… I could go all day I’m a music head.

ABM: Are there any artists you would like to work with in the future?

VeeBlaio: Lets see 21 savage, Drake,Anita Baker theres not alotta people its really just who ever fuck with me.

ABM: Where can people find you online?

VeeBlaio: I got a website www.veeblaio.com, you can find me on IG/ Vee_blaio Facebook/ Vallejo Blaio Twitter/ Valleyo_ Blaio or Soundcloud /Blaio /YouTube Vee blaio or Eastside_Vee /spotify/ pandora ALL THE SHIT

ABM: Are there any last words or shout outs to anyone you would like to mention before we end the interview?

VeeBlaio: Thank you to every last one of my fans, if you are a fan or becoming a fan I appreciate you, shout out to all my friends and family who support me.

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King K: Full stage name is King K From The Bay but I tend to keep it short and go with just King K. King K derived from me doing music. I’ve worked with many types of people in music and I often heard people say “Damn King you be killin em” in reference to making music. King being my last name and the K stands for kill em.

ABM: What is your story in terms of music, when did you start making music? 


King K: I have been around music since an early age like most artists out there. I can remember as far back as me being a little kid with my curly afro riding shotgun in my brothers Honda listening to cassette tapes featuring artists like 2 Pac, Biggie, Nas, Outkast, Jay-Z, Kriss Kross, KRS-One, and the list goes on. Music caught my ear at an early age and I was hooked ever since. When I got older, I started to learn about the music game more. In High school I had friends who were into recording and was putting out music. I would see the reaction of people when they heard their tracks and I became intrigued. I didn’t get into music at the time because I was into sports and went on to play baseball professionally for a couple of years after high school. After my career ended in sports I started hanging around the music scene. I started off by going to studios with other artists and started giving my input on their records. From There I started to dabble in producing and then recorded a couple of tracks. After a few years of helping my friends who were artists they told me that I need to really get into making my own music and push it. So here I am today pursuing my passion of making quality music for the people.

ABM: How did your upbringing in the Bay Area influence your career?

King K: Going to high school and living in the Bay Area had a lot to do with the influence of my music career. As you know the Bay Area is so cultured. The creativity and artwork out here is second to none. Growing up in a low to middle class family gave me the foundation to go after my music career. As I stated before I had a heavy sports background and I believe that gave me the foundation needed to not only succeed in sports but whatever I put my mind to. I’ve learned that if you really want to make something happen, you’re going to have to go out there and grind. Life is a fucking grind for real and anything worth having takes time to manifest. In my upbringing I’ve learned to be patient, focused, hard working, resilient and humble.

ABM: Do you have any music visuals in the works?

King K: At the moment I am working on the concepts for potential music videos for my 3 singles: “Be Something”, “Dodgin” and “Play My Shit”. Once the concepts are finalized we will be moving forward with production.

ABM: How do you feel about the protests, and the black lives matter movement?


King K: I don’t really like to get into the politics of what is going on in the world too much. What I will say is that everyone has the right to protest. It is their first amendment right. As long as it is peaceful, I’m all for it but if protests become violent then that is crossing the line for me. We need positivity and support to bring us all together not violence.

ABM: Do you have any other projects in the works?

King K: I always have something in the works. No planned mixtapes or albums at the moment but I am always working on singles. I am currently working with artists all through California to bring good music to the people.

ABM: What inspired you to pursue being an artist professionally?

KingK: The impact your music can have on single person or a group of people. I have heard multiple times that my songs have helped a person get through their day. It’s really a good feeling to hear that. Being an artist professionally will allow me to reach a larger audience on that level. The obvious perks that can come with doing music professionally inspire also: financial freedom, fame, etcetera but that is honestly not the sole reason I do it. I fucking love and appreciate seeing people vibe to my music! Watching someone sing along to your track is a euphoric feeling!

ABM: Do you have any other lanes in music that interest you?

KingK: Some other lanes I am going to get into is producing and the engineering side of the music game. I am also looking into starting a clothing line as well as a future music label for independent artists.

ABM: Where do you see yourself in 5 years from now?


KingK:
In 5 years I plan on having some major features on the resume. Hopefully this pandemic goes away so I can get into clubs and major venues. It would dope as fuck to go on tour and open up for some major artists. With all that being said, at the end of the day I hope I still have the same loyal fans and many more who vibe to my music.

ABM: Who are some of the musical influences that have inspired you?

KingK: From the Bay: E-40, Mac Dre, G-Eazy, Too Short, Keak da Sneak, Clyde Carson, Mistah F.A.B., IamSu!, Locksmith. Outside the Bay: Drake, Big Sean, J. Cole, Post Malone, Meek Mill, Logic, Tory Lanez

ABM: Is there any artists you would like to work with in the future?


KingK: Of course. I would like to work with any dope artist out there. Anyone In addition to those artists above, I would like to work with some female artists such as Saweetie, Kehlani, Jhene Aiko.

ABM: Is there any last words or shout outs?

KingK: I would like to shout out everyone who supports my music out there. Family, friends, DJ’s, promoters, producers and artists. No names needed, you know who you are. The future is bright and I could not do it without you. Thank you to All Bay Music for this interview. You have shown nothing but love for me and I will not forget that.

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BBMDeeKayYae: BBM DeeKay Yae.. the BBM comes from my label Bang Bros Mafia..

ABM: What is your story in terms of music, when did you start making music?

BBMDeeKayYae: I started making music in the 6th grade from making beats on the table and rapper with friends… my cousin Stacii Kay got me in the studio when I was 16 and we recorded our first song … I was in a group called the S.I.O Boys.

ABM: How did your upbringing in Wrightsville, GA influence your career?

BBMDeeKayYae: It’s a small town that really goes off popularity.. I get more love from my music from people that I don’t even though…

ABM: Do you have any music visuals in the works?

BBMDeeKayYae: yes I have 2 videos out now as we speak… OTW & Dirty Sprite and U… more to come

ABM: Do you have any other projects in the works?

BBMDeeKayYae: yes, BBM will be Dropping our campaign mixtape “Brudda From Anotha”  I also have another solo project coming too.

ABM: What inspired you to pursue being an artist professionally? Also, Tell us about your father and what role he played to inspire you.

BBMDeeKayYae: I just love music and I feel like I can make it in the industry cause I have good different music.. I try to satay different from the rest.. & my mother was my mom and dad… I owe everything to her.. my dad really wasn’t there but there’s no bad blood…

ABM: Do you have any other lanes in music that interest you

BBMDeeKayYae: yes I love all kinds of music… I have R&B songs and all… I really wanna get into making pop music.

ABM: Where do you see yourself in 5 years from now?

BBMDeeKayYae: a successful business man.. not just a rapper..

ABM: Who are some of the musical influences that have inspired you?

BBMDeeKayYae: Drake, lil boosie, webbie, Out Kast, Field Mob, 2 chains, The Weekend, PartyNextDoor, Soulja Boy, Young Dolph, Travis Scott

ABM: Is there any artists you would like to work with in the future?

BBMDeeKayYae: SwaeLee, Drake, Future, Lil Baby, Da Baby, Migos, Roddy Ricch, Peewee Longway, young thug, lil Keed, Gunna, Travis Scott, Kodak Black, Foolio, lil Durk, Rihanna,

ABM: Is there any last words or shout outs?

BBMDeeKayYae :

I just wanna thank god for bringing me this far and blessing me with the abilities to do what I do..Shouts out to my mother, daughter, the whole BBM and my fans for being a good support system… I wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for them.

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SindyLove: Sindy Love

ABM: Where were you born and raised?

SindyLove: Los Angeles, CA

ABM: What is a cultural heritage or ethnicity?

SindyLove: Hispanic / honduras and mexican

ABM: What are of modeling interests you and why?

SindyLove: Everything and exposure

ABM: What is your favorite genre of music?

SindyLove: Hip hop, R&N, Pop, Reggaeton, Punta

ABM: Any favorite musicians you like to listen to?

SindyLove: Future, Saweetie, Nicki Minaj, Drake, Paloma Mami, j balvin, Ivy queen.

ABM: What kind of men do you like?

SindyLove: Light skin black, Tall, chubby

ABM: What are you favorite things to do with your spare time?

SindyLove: Gym

ABM: What is your favorite foods you like to enjoy?

SindyLove: Egg and chicken salads, Chinese food, thai food, seafood, and soul food.

ABM: Are there any places you would like to visit?

SindyLove: Honduras, Dubai, Miami, New York, Cancun, and Europe.

ABM: Any last words or shout outs you will like to give?

SindyLove: Thanks to everyone who has been supporting me. We need more of Stockton, ca to get heard.

Measurements

Height: 5’5
Weight: 178
Hair color: brown
Eye Color: brown
Bust: 36
Cup: C
Waist: 25
Hips:
Shoe: 8
Dress: M

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JKent: J Kent

AJWesley: AJ Wesley

ABM: Where are you from, and what was it like growing up there?

JKent: Sacramento California born and raised, Del Paso Heights specifically. Growing up in North Highlands was definitely an experience. I love my city, even though it was apart of our struggle throughout childhood, but it’s always a place I’ll call home.

AJWesley: Sacramento California, here in Del Paso Heights. Growing up in Sacramento is different. Theres so many different people and cultures and everything is spread out. People from all over the world come here, and that was a big inspiration for the music Jeremy and I make trying to be as diverse as possible but original at the same time

ABM: What are your last full length releases people can go check out right now?

J Kent & AJ Wesley: As far as recent full length releases, we’re a duo with our hit singles “Splash”, “Came Up”, and “Find A Way” featuring Teck Treyz, all produced by Money Gang On The Track, and our freshman album “Ups + Downs” all available on all streaming platforms.

ABM: What are you currently working on?

JKent: We’re working on new singles, really trying to focus on making sure each record is special. We’re in talks of working on our next project, whether it be an EP or album.

AJWesley: We’re working on new singles. Taking the time with our creative process to make sure our next work is at its highest quality. Also working on a feature with our artist Z.Vuitton, as well as the album or EP that we are in talks about doing.

ABM: What’s your next visual you plan on releasing, tell us about it.

J Kent & AJ Wesley: Next visual we plan on releasing is for “Find A Way” our record with Teck Treyz, also our new unreleased song “Guns and Roses.” Both videos will be directed and shot by videographer Jay Laced Visuals. Our videos are gonna be filled with a lot of substance and we’ll be engaging with the audience more than we ever have, showing the world the artists we really are.

ABM: Is there any artists you would like to work with in the future?

JKent: Definitely gotta be Iamsu, Drake, Justin Bieber, G-Eazy, Yung Pinch, Polo G, Post Malone, J. Cole, and Jack Harlow. Hands down.

AJWesley: There are several artists throughout my life that I’ve been inspired to work with. If I could name 5 right now, it would be: Tupac, Lauryn Hill, Drake, B.O.B., and Dr Dre.

ABM: Any business ventures you wanna tell the public about?

JKent: We’ve got our Team MoneyGang Clothing Line we’re building that’s available on our online store with exclusive MoneyGangEmpire merch for everybody to purchase. We’ve also got our own running independent record label, MoneyGangEmpire, that’s aside from what we’ve got with Moreilla Music Management.

ABM: Where can people find you online?

JKent: @jkent16 on Instagram, J Kent & AJ Wesley on streaming platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, Pandora, everywhere you can get music digitally.

AJWesley: @treyajwes16 on instagram, search up J Kent & AJ Wesley on any streaming platform.

ABM: Any last words?

J Kent & AJ Wesley: For those who don’t know, a lot of people don’t realize that me and AJ Wesley are first cousins. We’ve been working on perfecting our craft for years, and pushing ourselves to the highest levels of superstardom that we plan to reach. We’d also like to give a major shoutout to our team, MoneyGang, Z.Vuitton, Nick Cassanova, Status, Pete Rodriguez, Indestre, JayLaced, and last but not least your publication at All Bay and our fans, the ones who make everything possible.

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The album is made up of 15 tracks and includes features from Ty Dolla $ign, Caleborate, Larry June, Remedy and Sacramento’s Mozzy. Nef has a tribute to Lauryn Hill on a song named after her.

The Chang Project comes as Nef has made his run with a handful of mixtapes and gotten some major co-signs. Drake brought him onstage during the Summer Sixteen stop in Oakland along with Mac Dre’s mother and Mistah F.A.B. E-40 has taken the rising star under his wing and had him featured on his “Slappin” single.

“40’s always taught me to stay hungry and humble,” Nef said to HipHopDX in the fall about having E-40 as a mentor. “A lot of people, they just get to a certain point in their career and they stay there and they’re satisfied. When really I just look at it like as long as I stay in the rap game, as long as I’m alive, as long as I’m breathing, I’m gonna always play this game like I’m a freshman, like I’m the freshman trying to prove myself. Like I’m trying to prove a point, like I’m trying to earn that spot. I don’t ever wanna be satisfied. Cause once you’re satisfied, that’s when they stop caring about you, that’s when you stop working hard. I never wanna be satisfied. Even though we selling out shows, I used to perform in front of five people and five people turned into fifty, fifty to five hundred, five hundred, five thousand, seventy-five thousand people. It’s crazy. I’m never gonna get satisfied. I’m always gonna stay hungry.”

Stream Nef The Pharaoh’s The Chang Project above and see the album’s cover art and tracklist below.

1. Chang You Are My Life (f. Khyenci)
2. Out There (f. Rydah J. Klyde)
3. Don’t Stress (f. Caleborate)
4. Spice (f. Yhung T.O.)
5. Back Out (f. Ty Dolla $ign)
6. Move4 (f. Omb Peezy & Jay Ant)
7. LOE Gino’s Interlude (f. LOE Gino)
8. Bling Blaow (f. Slimmy B)
9. Bass Head
10. Cpt. Save a Hoe 2k17 (f. Larry June)
11. Remedy’s Interlude (f. Remedy)
12. Klondike (f. Remedy & The Real Lil Kayla)
13. Lauryn Hill
14. Everything Big (Remastered)
15. My N****s (f. Mozzy, Neech, Daboii & Lul G)

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ABM: What is your artist name? Tell us the story behind your hip-hop name?

TiffaneLove: Tiffane Love, I have tons of meanings and reasons be hide the name. I am 2 steps ahead of people when it comes to the name. People think the name represents that I am a singer. They expect me to start singing because of the word Love, but instead I hit em with some flowz.  And suddenly, their taken back by surprise. I am an artist so my job is to create and think outside of the box. The example Tupac gave for the meaning of Thug life, The (Hate) You Give Little Infants Fucks Everyone, or The Rose That Grew From Concrete. It is a prime example of what my name stands for. You must learn and know how to love yourself first and foremost before anything. I have seen and have endured a lot of hardships growing up and still am to this day especially as a black woman. We are looked down upon, prejudged, ignored and so on and so forth. I always knew I had a gift, I felt that I was special and I always felt once the world heard me and heard my story, I would forever be Loved. Whatever it may be that I felt I didn’t receive, one day it would finally come to me. I grew up seeing my mother struggle to support our family without our father in the household, she did one hell of a job if I must say. My mom and dad are both married to each other. Although my dad is incarcerated. My siblings and I have the same mom and same dad. Seeing the love and the strength my mom had for the family, created something special, A Star was created out of that upbringing Me, Tiffane Love, I am this loveable, goofy person but at the same time I am very strong and independent. I am not walking around pushing people around, being a bully, starting up crap, I am defending and speaking up for myself and speaking up for others who are too ashamed or fearful to speak up about their trials and tribulations. God chose me to be the voice.

ABM: Has anything happened in your life that led to the decision of becoming a musician?

TiffaneLove: As a kid, I would make up a lot of my own songs, and would sing them while bathing. I would write funny stories for my classmates and would have the entire class cracking up. I was inspired by Tupac after I went into my older brother’s room while he was not there and I would take certain rap CDs of his. I’d put them back after just how I found them, Haha. Some of the 2pac CDs he never got back and he would wonder what happened to his CDs, He was livid! I would listen to Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Tupac, NWA., I loved Spice Girls, and Britney Spears, just to name a few. As a kid, I related to Tupac the most.. I was always quiet, like a deep thinker about things. But I loved to laugh, I laughed about everything! I had somewhat of a bubbly personality, even though some of my hardships tried to dim it. I began to stay to myself a lot of the time, once I began to see how much drama and trouble came to me by being around a lot of people especially people who did not have my best interest at heart. I was less fortunate, and skinny so people would pick on me a lot. I expressed how I truly felt through music and poetry.

ABM: How did you get your start in the hip hop scene?

TiffaneLove: Well, I started taking rap serious at the age of 16…I went by the name Young Felony. I connected with Mike Mosely; I did an interview with Xplosive Magazine. Mike discovered E40, B-Legit, TQ, C-BO, CellyCel and has worked with Tupac on pretty much every single album of his including All Eyez On Me, and Me Against the World to name a few. Mike seen my talent and knew I was destined to be a star. In fact, Mike would call me The Female Tupac, DJ King Assassin also gave me a shout out on his Makaveli The Don, (The Way He Wanted It) Mixtape as The Female Pac in 2007. I met and chopped it up with E40, He signed my first ever release, Heart Of A Lion released in 2005. I also had an article written on me by The Oakland Globe Newspaper in 2007 highlighting my single “Got Em Lookin”. Ive had my song “Imma Boss” featured on a Bizzy Bone’s Unsigned Hype compilation in 2008, Bizzy Bone is a member of the group Bone Thugz and Harmony. I’ve been building a career for quite some time now, but some people are not aware of that because of my stage name change, they think I am just now starting out.

ABM: Where are you from, and what was it like growing up there?

TiffaneLove: The 707, Fairfield, CA and Vacaville, CA, My Dad was transferred to the prison out in Vacaville. That is one reason my mom moved up there. My family is originally from the Los Angeles area. South Central, Compton, Carson areas. People think Vacaville is some nice ass town, in most parts yeah, but there is tons of trouble there also. Killings, robberies, drug activity, gang activity, and racial profiling ect. I had a very rough time growing up out there, being black, and less fortunate than most people who were coming from privileged families. I felt left out. I was teased and picked on a lot. I knew a bunch of people, I had a lot of friends, but most of the friendships were not genuine and led me into a lot of unwarranted trouble. My mom had me involved in cheerleading, gymnastics and track & field as a child, so I wanted to continue those paths in jr high and high school. I made the cheer team in 9th grade but had to sit out during practice and during the games because I did not maintain my grades at average or above so basically, I was labeled a failure and began hanging with the wrong crowd. That’s when I really began to write music and poetry, my first ever release” Heart Of A Lion” released in 2005 reflects the pain and hurt I endured during such times. My life was hard in every sense of the word. I feel like now that I am performing as an Artist I am making up for what I did not get a chance to do while in my teen years. I have always been very competitive even as a kid. I was a very fast runner, I did track & field, and all the boys would challenge me. So, still to this day it reflects me as a person. I am still hanging with the boys, we all know the rap world is male dominated.

ABM: What artists have you worked with? Who would you like to work with?

TiffaneLove: I have done a lot of live shows with tons of artist, too many to name. I’ve opened for, HD of Bearfaced, J Stalin, Mike Sherm, Ap9, to name a few. I am planning to make my next project solely collaborations with other upcoming and well-known artists. I’ve been building myself as a solo artist, building my own wave, being as original, independent and as ready as I can be as I start to get deeper into the music world. Its all about leveling up. And making sure that YOU by yourself have a solid foundation to stand on, a strong backbone and knowledge of the game and knowledge of the business-side of things.  I think a collaboration between me and Mozzy would be dope as fuck, Cellyru, E40, Drake, Ice Cube. I think teaming up with other female rappers would be dope also, we are on the rise right now.

ABM: When are you dropping your next release?

TiffaneLove: I just released my newest project One Woman Army on 03/30/2017. Its available on CDbaby, Soundcloud, Audiomack, and will become available on many other websites and retailers such as Spinrilla Spotify, Googleplay, Itunes, Pandora, ect

ABM: Whats your last visual release people can check out, tell us about it.

TiffaneLove: My last visual was for my my single Act Up, I gets tons of love on it but at the same time, I get a hater or two once in a blue moon. It is what it is . I am gonna to continue to do what I gotta do. The song is basically telling anyone who is coming at me disrespectful, to back up before I act up, I am not the aggressor in the song. I am defending myself against those who may like to put women down and try to keep women down. Or those who are just flat-out troublemakers. The video is on youtube just search Tiffane Love “Act Up” you will run into it.

ABM: What is your ultimate goal at the end of your career?

TiffaneLove: I would like to continue to get my voice heard and respected because I truly have a message to deliver. I didn’t choose this. God has anointed me to do this. It is my calling. I am following wherever he leads me. If I blow up, it is destined, If I stay underground, it is destined, But I feel that I am meant to touch millions and billions of lives all over the world and at the end of my career I feel it will be accomplished. I will be very successful helping others to reach their goals and dreams.

ABM: Any business ventures or ideas you got in the works?

TiffaneLove: One thing I must stress is to make sure you have all your business dealings in writing. Keep record of text messages about the business dealings. Make sure there is contracts, paperwork involved, being signed. This is a shiesty game and people will try to get over on you or take advantage of you. Copyright all your work! I am about to drop 3 more visuals for my singles Woke Up, Like I Do and Stay Out Ya Feelins. I am in talks right now about going on tour with DJ Spazz”.  I will release more information about that soon., DJ Spazz is the tour DJ for Coke boys, Coke boys were founded by French Montana. Dj Spazz is hosting my current release right now “One Woman Army” He is very professional and has never made me feel uncomfortable. As a woman in this industry you must carry yourself with self-respect, and pass up any opportunities if you feel disrespected or taken advantage of. GOD has something better in store for you. You don’t always have to be in the limelight or #1 all the time if it means you’re gonna be disrespected as a woman to be there. if you are in the limelight or #1 let it be because you truly earned it from your hard work.

ABM: Who is the most impactful artist in your life who has inspired you and why?

TiffaneLove: Obviously, Tupac Shakur, just because I feel we have similar upbringings and we both respond exactly alike to certain situations. Beyoncé, I love the message she sends that women can be just as or even more successful than a man. And you can be married and or be a mother and still have a career and be successful at it all.

ABM: How can people reach you?

TiffaneLove: Twitter- ItsTiffaneLove and Instagram Its_Tiffane_Love

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