Fa$t Money Interveiw

tazmulamoney: First off, I wanna thank you Fast Money for taking a portion of your day to answer a few questions.

Fa$t Money: You already know Taz Money good looks !

tazmulamoney: Now, what's up with the name Fa$t Money.. How did you get that?

Fa$t Money: I was going through name changes in high school. My name went from H2O to Lifetime to Fast, at that time I rapped fast. Money came from what I wanted at that time Money. Now the name all together Fa$t Money gotta different meaning though because I see it as that's what I was around with my dad and stepfather and I saw what that does and what happens and plus I need Fa$t Money !!

tazmulamoney: Ok ok I can feel that. I know you on a personal level but tell people about yourself as an artist that you want them to know.

Fa$t Money: I think that from me, your going to get that variety. I want to be respected for my lyrics and the fact I'm able to get out real details. Being real is key in everything and from here on out that's what I wanna get across ima real versatile artist.

tazmulamoney: Yeah respect is a big thing with being an artist. A lot of rappers make up things in their lyrics and appearance. How do you feel about that?

Fa$t Money: lol, dudes is crazy that make up things. I made up stuff in my earlier years of rapping. I think being yourself and spitting about what you the artist is going through and has been through is what's most important.

tazmulamoney: Lol. Word?. At least you made the change. I met you through Kennie Dubb a few years back, you was doing the music thing b4 I started myself. How did you get into rapping

Fa$t Money: It started as a hobby with my brother. He's younger than me though but I started writing down bars after listening to Shyne first album. I wanted to try it out. To make a long story short, I fast forward to high school and I never dropped that habit I filled books that year and never stopped because it feels good to write almost like sex, I swear.

tazmulamoney: Lol. I hear you homie. Who are your influences?

Fa$t Money: 2pac, Kurupt, Fabolous, Jay-Z, Joe Budden, Nas, Lil Wayne. That's in no order of who I feel is better than who. B.I.G is def an influence but I don't wanna name too many.

tazmulamoney: Ok good choices. Umm what makes you different from other rappers trying to reach the game. What do you say about the current stage of the Hip Hop game right now

Fa$t Money: I think they don't have the aura of appeal. Lyrics are extra important but that appeal has to be there also and just from my life experiences I think I would be able to appeal to more audiences while at the same time delivering my message.

Fa$t Money: The game right now is lacking actual songs. As of right now all I'm hearing is mixtapes but there needs to be songs out. I wanna hear more rappers collab and sick beats and lyrics and different flows. 106th and park is even lacking and I feel that's because of Hip-Hop isn't strong like it should be, egos is crazy.

tazmulamoney: Yea you are on point about that Fast Money. The game is losing rappers and its all about the R&B world even Pop!. As of now are you working on any special projects mixtape or album?

Fa$t Money: "The Domino Effect" mixtape, I'm working on a few things not just the mixtape. But, as of right now concern is Fast Money but "The Domino Effect" is coming ...

tazmulamoney: Ok ok. I'll be looking forward 2 that. Any shout outs you wanna give? Or tell the fans anything

Fa$t Money: Bronx Harlem, Hated World Wyde, Loyal Family, my family, aunts and GOD

tazmulamoney: Good looks on the shout homie.
Once again, thanks for stopping in and stay up homie

Fa$t Money: Oh u already know!

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