Hey what’s up y’all this is Trina and I’m about to see which one of these new
southern rappers get my cosign.
When I hear new music and it's Southern, I love it.
It reminds me of just where I'm from.
Like whether it's Trick.
Whether it's Ross.
Whether it's Plies.
Whether it's everybody from my hood and how I came up.
The new generation reminds me of that.
I'm excited.
I'm inspired by it.
And I think they're doing a good job.
I have no idea who this is, but I already like it because I love the fact that the guy
is so turnt up and all the people in the video are just outside like jumping around.
Like it’s so on top of the roof, all in the yard.
It just reminds me like some No Limit, Cash Money type of vibe.
So I love that.
I personally, in the video, I would take away the guns out of the video.
I mean just for the fact that kids watching so much that sometimes you get the wrong impression.
For them, I mean they're just being tough, you know just being guys and having fun, but
that would be my thing.
I would take out… it’s like way, way too much guns in the video.
Yung Miami sitting on the car reminds me of me when I did “Shut Up” video and I had
the girls in a car.
It was a convertible old school.
Just outside acting a fool.
And this reminds me of just some old school like Trick Daddy kind of Miami vibe.
With all the girls in the video.
The guys in the video.
I've known the City Girls for their entire lives.
I knew Caresha when her mom was pregnant with her.
It's one of those things.
We all watched her grow up and develop.
And I have so much information.
Years and years of information that I can give her.
But I always just try to make sure I tell her, “Listen, whatever you do, be true to yourself.
Do it for yourself.
Make sure that you're comfortable and you're happy with what you're doing otherwise, you're
not going to want to do it.”
And it’s going to be challenging it’s not going to always be, “Oh, everything
is peaches and cream” because you have a big record.
You know?
That's not always going to be the case ’cause people are going to always...
You got the people that’s gonna cheer you on over here, you got the people that’s
trying to tear you down over here.
So you have to be the center of that.
Oh, that's why because all the babies.
Either he has a ton of kids or he's infatuated with these dolls.
Yes.
I like this song, anyway.
He kind of a little bit reminds me of Plies.
I don't know why?
Just because he has this kind of like arrogance, but he's funny and it seems smart.
Besides the song just being a great song.
I like these two things I saw here.
Dancing and these balloons.
I love it.
The video is hilarious.
I like the character in the video, I like the babies.
Now that I heard the song and now I’ve seen the video, I love the dolls.
All the babies.
It’s not so much the song but it’s like little extra stuff, the characteristics, that
makes it dope.
He gets an up from me.
Love the color structure in the video already when
it starts off with black and white.
You just see his purple popping out of nowhere.
If you came from the streets or you came from the projects or you came from hustling in
the streets or you came from running from the police or whatever your struggle was.
When you hear records like this, it instantly reminds you of your struggle, whatever that is.
It just kind of shows dynamic.
Like, “I came from nothing.
I probably was on the corner trying to get money or do whatever I'm doing, but now I
got this camera in front of my face.
I'm trying to come up.
I got a story."
And I know when I first heard Lyfe Jennings' first album.
And it was what?
His ten years in jail, or whatever it was.
I was like, “Gosh, who makes a record like this?
A whole album like this, but tells a whole story of their whole life from just being
in prison.” But it was so relative.
Like everybody can understand what he's saying and that's kind of how this makes me feel.
This is what I call like...Just very cute girl music.
Very cute girl.
It's not raw, it’s not raunch.
It's just very cute, pretty, dah dah dah.
You know, very valley girl music.
She looks beautiful.
She’s a baby.
We give her a pass.
We’re going to give her a pass.
She’s a kid, she don’t know what’s going on.
I don’t feel like just because you, you know, you was on YouTube or you was on social
media, or whatever the case is that you don’t have a shot at doing music.
I think everybody has a shot.
Now, that doesn’t mean everybody’s music is going to be good or that it’s even worth,
you know, going after.
But, if you feel that inspired for it, and you want to do it then I don’t think nobody
should tell you you can’t do it.
You know?
But if you do it and it's trash and don't work, just stop.
But yeah, give it a shot.
Very sexy.
Very hot.
Very much it.
Very much feeling herself and her vibe.
Confidence.
Confidence is the key in this game.
You have to be confident to be a woman.
I love that she's eco-friendly.
I love that she’s out here with the whole… like make sure we keep the beaches and everything
clean because hello, we go to the beach.
We go out, it's trash.
Everything is nasty.
All of that stuff shows a different side of her.
Like it's a different personality.
She's from Texas.
So it's Southern.
It's hot.
No matter how hot you are, no matter what dope record you got out, no matter if your
record is number one on the chart.
You still constantly up against the guy.
You're proving yourself constantly against that.
She’s hotter than some of the guys that’s out right now.
Honestly, let's be very real.
Choppa is off the chain.
I love his music.
I think his music is great.
I love that it's so hood and raw.
I love the City Girls obviously of course.
JT is gonna be home soon.
That’s a whole notha level of fire.
DaBaby, I love that record.
When that record comes on everybody is like jumping up.
I mean I guess you’re acting like a baby, you're just having fun.
Megan Thee Stallion I love her she gets all ups from me.
She’s the captain of the boat.
She’s just doing her thing right now.
She’s got the whole summer lit.
Just be careful if you want to go with her and you know you drive the boat because it
can get dangerous.
I drove the boat and I crashed so I can honestly say be very careful.
When I look at all the videos from City Girls to Meghan Thee Stallion to all of them, to
those videos it just reminds me of like time evolving like time going back in itself like
starting over again.
You got the beaches, you got the sexy girls, you got the strippers you got the whole you
got the whole wave so it's a little bit of old and new mixed together and it’s just vibes.
So now after watching all these videos of course I’m gonna give my cosign to City
Girls because Caresha is my baby and Yung Miami and free JT.
And just because the fact that she is in a group and she’s really holding it down.
It’s hard as a solo female artist to do it.
So when you’re in a whole entire group and you’re out on that stage by yourself, and
everybody is waiting to hear your partner's verse and she’s not here and you got to
still hold it down.
I’ma definitely give her my cosign.
I went by the studio and JT she loves to listen to me before she records.
Like that, that was one of the most...I was sitting there like, “Really?”
And then she goes to the booth turnt up, like Wonder Woman.
So, all of those little moments to me, it just means a lot.