Karrahbooo interview: Feeling Misunderstood, “Coworker fine”, New Music, Gio, Bby Kell, Atlanta
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Karrahbooo interview: Feeling Misunderstood, “Coworker fine”, New Music, Gio, Bby Kell, Atlanta
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For this interview, Arshan sat down with Karrahbooo to discuss what being a female artist in today’s rap scene is like, being misunderstood on social media, and her childhood growing up in the suburbs of Atlanta. Together, they discussed how her childhood shaped the person she is today, after growing up with divorced parents, skipping class, and how going to a new high school helped change her perspective. Karrahbooo discussed her childhood dreams of being an actor, and how being in front of the camera made her not want to be an actor anymore. Along with this, Karrahbooo and Arshan discussed the pivotal moment in her career where she realized that she should take her music seriously. After a videographer agreed to shoot a music video for her for free, she started getting calls about getting signed and the rest was history. Along with this, Karrahbooo breaks down how the Concrete Boys inspired some of her sound along with other artists such as Veeze, Rio, and more Detroit style artists. Karrahbooo breaks down her On The Radar video that helped propel her career, along with showing love to other female artists in the hip-hop music scene such as BKtherula, Bby Kell, Pluto, YK, and more. Finally, they discuss the hardships and nuances of being a female artist in today's world, how her music fits into the underground, and the future of her sound and the direction she hopes to take her career.
TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Feeling misunderstood by the internet
2:21 - Growing up outside Atlanta
3:33 - Getting kicked out of school
4:03 - Theater classes and acting
5:05 - Accidental start as an artist
6:37 - First song and free video?
7:59 - Immediate label calls and offers
8:14 - Concrete era shaped her sound
10:03 - Building her laid-back rap style
11:18 - On The Radar breakout moment
12:03 - Supporting rising female rappers
14:31 - Hardships as a female artist
14:58 - Rejecting label BBL offers
16:17 - Collaborators, friendship, and creative circle
17:15 - Discomfort with modeling and cameras
18:06 - Karrahbooo’s fashion design and sewing interest
19:53 - Zukenee collaboration and praise
20:50 - Two years stuck without releasing
21:31 - Thinking about quitting music
22:17 - Struggles with internet rumors
24:50 - New mixtape and changing sound
26:19 - Moving away from jazz beats
27:39 - Future goals, money, and family
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