Interview >> Bigmoneybrezzy Exclusive 1 on 1 w. Breezy Says + his Single "TikTok"

Bigmoneybrezzy is on a million dollar stroll on the road to riches, with hit after hit and the time has come for a new visual and so we bring to you "TikTok". This is for the clubbers and will most definitely be in your top ten summer anthems. From being on indie Spotify and some major hitter playlists, it was only right the visual be released. Check out the interview and visual below.

Welcome to Mollie's World (The Breezy Says Hot Seat), Bigmoneybrezzy

BS: What’s your name and tell us a little bit about yourself.

BMB: I go by Bigmoneybreezy, I started rapping at the age of 12, then around the of 16, I went in the studio and laid down my first song, then after that it was history with tons of mixtapes, singles, and albums being released.

BS: Where are you from? And what affect does that have on your music?

BMB: I'm from Austin, Texas the capital of Texas, also its the music capital of the world with one of the largest music festivals such as SXSW and ACL. But I think Austin is mainly known for like Rock or Country music, I feel there hasn't been any rappers to really put it on the map like that.

BS: What was highest and lowest point in your career?

BMB: I have had many high points in career such as getting verified on many platforms and I still have some more to go, but this is all indie, no label or investors backing me up. Also, I really haven't had any low points in my career, everything has been blessing on blessings for me.

BS: How do you separate your personal life from your music life and how does how does the music industry affect your personal life?

BMB: There's always a time for everything, but I basically just juggle everything in a day’s schedule from work, to family time to music, I have too many jobs in life, I don't get tired.

BS: What project/track means the most to and which project/track are you proudest of?

BMB: One of my favorite tracks ever, I would have to say Hide N Seek, because the thought process behind it was just crazy and that’s what I was going through at the time, so it all came together just right with the lyrics, the song, and the visuals. Well the track I'm the proudest about would have to be one of my latest singled called "Tik Tok" and that's also a fan favorite. Everyone that hears the song gravitate to love me for my style and all.

BS: Please tell us about your current project "TikTok"?

BMB: "Tik Tok" is that song where you just want to elaborate on all your accomplishments and just flex on your haters and naysayers who didn't believe in you, but you still making noise and staying in their face at the same time. More like a flexing type song or even a club banger I would say.

BS: Being that there is a huge social media platform with the same name, how has social media changed your journey as a music artist?

BMB: I love social media and all it does, because it basically gives you a platform to be independent in this music world and as long as you have everything set up, the rest will just land in your lap. It is so much you can do with social media these days, from going viral to marketing yourself and making yourself a global name all from the comfort of your home, I mean it don't get no better than that.

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BS: How do you separate yourself from other artist?

BMB: I'm quite different from many artists because most rappers these days sound the same on every track, I might wake up one day and want to sing something. The next day I might want to do a club banger, so I just feel I'm one of a kind and very versatile with my art.

BS: Who do you feel is your biggest competitor?

BMB: I would have to say Ty Dolla Sign...I feel I'm mainstream but haven't reached the level there on, but that's who I compete with.

BS: What is the hardest part of the music industry?

BMB: Managing everything and doing all the marketing/promo all indie no help, that's one of my biggest obstacles.

BS: What are your thoughts on how the rap game has changed?

BMB: It's changed a lot, everybody now really sounds like Young Thug with a little spice to them, if you asked me, I really miss the Mase Harlem world, Dipset, Lil Wayne's Carter Series and a few earlier 2000's music.

BS: Who or what has the biggest impact on your career?

BMB: My family, I'm going to make this happen for my family.

BS: What can we look forward to seeing in the future from you?

BMB: You can catch a whole bunch of Brezzyness coming your way. I'm dropping n EP by the end of this year, which was going to be called "Jesus Carter", but decided to change the name to "Saucy Money Carter". Then you can catch some more great visuals on the way, and you might catch an album ya diggggg.

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Website: www.bigmoneybrezzy.com

Email: yungbrezzy512@gmail.com

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Twitter: www.twitter.com/bigmoneybrezzy

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Interview >> Gwop Boy J | @GwopBoy_J - An Exclusive 1 on 1 w. Breezy Says + his Mixtape "Gorilla Season 2"

Welcome to Mollie's World (The Breezy Says Hot Seat), Gwop Boy J

BS: Hope all is well with you and the family, before we kick things off, we know you have both Southern (Atlanta, GA) and Northern (New York) roots. These two areas are complete polar opposites, so tell us what it was like to have the best of both worlds?
Gwop Boy J: I like having those two roots in me. It's the best of both worlds, although being born in the Bronx I can relate more to my Southern roots, but having a splash of Northern roots makes me well adaptable for all areas of life.
BS: While listening to your mixtape "Gorilla Season 2", I truly get the feeling of your authenticity...how important is it to you to make sure that always comes out in your lyrics?
Gwop Boy J: Music is more like my journal, so the authenticity comes easy. It’s my story and I’m just giving the world to listen.
BS: You say that "Feel It" is one of your favorite tracks because during that time you felt yourself going through a transformation, although you couldn't see it. That to me is the definition of faith, would you say you are moved a lot by your faith? And if so, how important is faith to you?
Gwop Boy J: Faith is most definitely a part of my believes, yet faith without work is dead, so I don't solely depend on faith.
BS: How do you separate your personal life from your music life and how does how does the music industry affect your personal life?
Gwop Boy J: Music is my life, so it's not separate. I just decide how much of it to share. That is always what I ask myself.
BS: What do you believe will be the mark you leave in the music game?
Gwop Boy J: My mark will be to never let up and I will leave something behind that others can grow from while being authentic to yourself.
BS: What is the hardest part of the music industry?
Gwop Boy J: The hardest part about being in the industry is not being where I feel I should be. I know it’s a journey though and I’m prepared for it.

BS: Which artist, dead or alive, would you want on a record with you?
Gwop Boy J: An artist alive I’d like to work with would be Kevin Gates and an artist that has passed would be Nipsey Hussle.

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BS: What pushes you to keep going on those days when you feel you aren't moving?
Gwop Boy J: My spirit keeps me going and on top of that, my kids. For them I can’t stop, I’m working on creating generational wealth. A family of bosses and until that mission is complete, I refuse to stop.
BS: Knowing what you know now, what advice would you go back and give young GWOP BOY J?
Gwop Boy J: I would have to tell myself "invest more in your craft and make sure to deal with the right person.
BS: What can we look forward to seeing from you in the future?
Gwop Boy J: I cant even fathom what happens in the future because I grow daily at a fast pace, yet my guess right now would be making billionaire type moves.
BS: Any shoutouts or last words?
Gwop Boy J: The last words I'd like to leave you all with are "if you haven't had a chance to check out that "Gorilla Season 2" mixtape, it’s not too late.

Connect with Gwop Boy J:

Twitter: @Gwopboy_j
Instagram: Gwopboy_J