“Brought out the pink Lamborghini just to race with Chyna.”
Hey guys, what's up?
It's Blac Chyna and I'm about to break down the lyrics on ‘Between the Lines.’
Writing music is a hard thing, and to actually plug in names and still make it make sense,
that's even fire.
I love it, and I love the shout outs and stuff like that.
I appreciate it a lot.
My first song I've ever recorded, I drove all the way to Long Beach.
It was at somebody's house in the back garage.
It was so hot.
Since then, I've actually built a studio in my house so I just go over there and I can
record whenever I want.
the thing about music is, it's a total different thing from television.
When you start recording music and you go inside that booth, it's a whole different vibe.
Because you've got to let people feel how you feel through the mic.
When I first heard it, I was like, “Wait what?
Drake put me in a song? What?”
Everybody was like, “Yo Drake put you in a song.”
I’m like, “Stop, stop, stop.”
And then I heard it and I'm like, “Oh.
He really put me in a song.”
He came in there with two other guys.
I think it was CJ, or with somebody else.
He definitely threw some money. Ones.
When I was doing my modeling and stuff, I would see other girls' interviews and they'd
be like, “oh I'm a model”...
But when I did mine I was like, “look I'm a stripper.
This is what it is. I'm going to keep it real.”
So, it was all good.
All right.
So I guess, if I start talking to him, then all the girls is going to have to pay dust.
I'm assuming that he's young, but I want to know how young because I feel like I'm a old head.
No.
I don't really have that many rappers in my DM.
I got to check my DM, actually.
This is my third Nicki Minaj video that I was in.
I had flew to Miami, shot the video, we raced.
I actually won the race.
I did that video, and then I did “Come on a Cone.”
I was actually pregnant with King at the time, so we shot it from here up.
I mean Nicki, when I recorded a few songs and she was out here, and I went to the studio
and I played her some of my songs.
Any new artist is going to be nervous, you know what I mean?
But aside from that, we're friends.
So she's going to be blunt and honest with me, and she listened.
So she listened to the rap one.
She's like, "That's cool.
That's good," but she really liked when I used more of the girlier singing tone.
He trying to get them stacks.
I respect it. You know what?
I'm actually really cool with Cordae, and I didn't even know he put me in a song.
That's super dope.
Actually, I think he's from the DMV too, so we're from the same place.
So, it's really good to see somebody else on the come up, and coming up from where I'm from.
When I first heard it, I was like, wait a minute.
Lil Wayne just said “Blac Chyna,” and then it wasn't just in one part.
It was repetitive.
I think he said it, maybe, three or four times throughout the whole song.
Because, normally with a song, you say the person's name that one time, but then it was
said again and again.
I was like, “whoa that's hard.”
But, what's crazy is, I never danced for Wayne before.
There was this picture that was circulating around, I'm like, I've never danced for him before.
I actually did one of Future's videos, too.
“Rich $ex.”
I don't know if you've ever seen it, but it was pretty good.
I was always a stripper first.
The modeling and the videos was to the side.
It wasn't like, okay, my career is like, I want to do videos.
So the videos that I did do in the past were really upscale videos.
You know?
Like, “Rake It Up,” “Rich $ex,” “Rack City” with Tyga.
I wasn't just doing Joe Shmo down the street.
I like the fact that it says, "In the back of the Rolls."
That's cute.
I'm actually cool with Fat Joe, too.
We did ... What was it?
'Hip-Hop Squares' together, and like really cool.
The whole Terror Squad is cool.
I mean, honestly I don't remember the night that YG came into the club.
I mean, I appreciate the song and the shout out, but it's so many people going in and
out the club.
I don't remember that.
I started dancing in D.C. when I was 18 and I had got accepted into Johnson and Wales University.
I didn't move to Miami until I was 20 and I started going to school.
I just left all that stuff.
I put whatever I could fit inside my Charger, at the time.
Put it on a auto train, and I was out of there and never looked back.
I even lived on the campus and stuff, but I was like, you know what?
I got to get from up out of here because these are little kids, and I'm way too advanced for this.
Like, I got to get out of here.
So I got me my condo, but it was a good experience for me.
I actually went there for business management, and I learned a few things that help me now, in
my career.
I mean, honestly, the word bitch ... It depends on how you say it.
Now, if you're being disrespectful with it, you already know what's going to happen.
But, if you're just talking to your girlfriends or whatever, you're like, “bitch I got to
tell you.”
Or, “bitch, oh that's a bad bitch.”
It's just different.
It's different layers to it.
Yeah, me and Kash Doll, we talk via text or we call each other, and things like that.
But, I swear, we always miss each other.
Or I'm doing something, or she's doing something, but she's super sweet.
I'ma go put all these songs in my phone.
Call it the Blac Chyna playlist.
Out of all of them that played, I'ma have to go with Drake because that was the first
song where people, through the sound waves, was able to hear the name Blac Chyna.
You know, so it's kind of dope to see his growth, and then my growth.
It's one thing to get a job and make money and it's like, all right, “I hate this job
but I'm making money, but I'm unhappy.”
You know what I mean?
So now you're going to make the people around you unhappy.
Versus like okay, being passionate about something, it might not make you a lot of money right
now, but eventually somebody might see it, or they will see it, and then they'll believe
in you, too.
Because it only takes one person to believe in you.
From there, it's going to build your confidence and make you want to go further.
But if you do want to enter the celebrity, famous type of environment, you better have
a thick skin because ... People, they'll come for you.
They'll love you, they'll hate you, then they'll love you again.
It's all this stuff thrown at you, but if you have your clear space and thick skin,
you'll be fine.