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Lil Wop might be in the beginning<br />

stages of his career, but his name<br />

is in heavy rotation already.<br />

Over the last year, Mr. So Fresh<br />

gained a following with his song<br />

“Pimp Shit” and can now be heard<br />

throughout Orlando clubs.<br />

With a mixtape in the works, Lil<br />

Wop talks about his growth and<br />

upcoming endeavors.<br />

Introduce yourself and let us know what you<br />

represent.<br />

It’s ya boy Lil Wop, King Midas, everything I<br />

touch turns to gold. I’m from Orlando, FL, born<br />

and raised. I’ve been going hard in this music<br />

thang for about a year and a half. I’m independent,<br />

I’m not signed with anybody right now.<br />

Your name is coming up a lot right now. How<br />

have you been able to get yourself recognized<br />

Really, just going out and being in these<br />

people’s faces, just hittin’ the clubs, promoting,<br />

being in the streets, and keeping my face<br />

relevant so they know I’m here to stay.<br />

What are you most known for I know you<br />

have a pretty big club song right now, what<br />

all do you have going on<br />

The song I got with P.I. Bang right now is called<br />

“Pimp Ish.” That song is gettin’ heavy play in<br />

the clubs. I’m working on a radio song. I got<br />

one song that’s getting a heavy buzz in the<br />

streets with me and Stefon4U called “Sexual<br />

Chemistry.”<br />

So is this your big breaking out moment in<br />

your career so far<br />

Yeah, this is really my breaking out moment. I<br />

been rappin’ for a long time but wasn’t really<br />

tryin’ to do nothin’ with music. You know how<br />

people just make music wit’ their homeboy’s<br />

and stuff but aren’t really pushin’ it. I only been<br />

goin’ hard for a year and half.<br />

What was it that made you decide to focus<br />

on the music route<br />

Well I always been lovin’ music. One of my<br />

homeboys had a record label called Trap Star<br />

Entertainment. I linked up with him and we<br />

started doin’ music, but then we kinda fell<br />

out so I started doin’ my own thing after that.<br />

But that’s how I got goin’, he knew people<br />

and that’s how I got connections and people<br />

knowing my name.<br />

What’s the hometown love been like Are a<br />

lot of people reaching out now<br />

Yeah, I got a couple shows coming up. I open<br />

up for Travis Porter and Brisco during the Classic<br />

on the 19th. Then we got the show at Icon<br />

on Thanksgiving. PI Bang is doing a mixtape<br />

release party on the 6th, I’m performing out<br />

there too with a couple other people.<br />

Have you had an opportunity to take the<br />

movement outside of Orlando<br />

Just to Palm Beach a couple times, linking up<br />

with Cash Chris from Maybach Music Group.<br />

That’s my homeboy and when he has a show,<br />

he’ll call and I’ll go out there to perform with<br />

him. But as in promoting and going out to<br />

these other cities, I haven’t really started on<br />

that yet. I’m just getting my mixtape together<br />

right now, then I’ma go in head first.<br />

What’s the name of the mixtape<br />

Florida’s Finest. It’s almost done. During the<br />

Florida Classic I’ma do a sneak peak and put<br />

out 6 songs to let people see what the mixtape<br />

is gon’ be like.<br />

Tell us about your music. What type of songs<br />

do you really like making<br />

That feel good, club music, music you throw in<br />

when you gettin’ ready at home about to go<br />

out, when you feelin’ nice, music that gets you<br />

crunk. I want you to think, “Let me throw in<br />

that Lil Wop CD.”<br />

What do you want people to know about Lil<br />

Wop as a person Why should people support<br />

you<br />

I’m different. I’m not on that same trap music,<br />

drug this and drug that, I make regular street<br />

music. I’m not trying to be all extra hard, I just<br />

make feel good music.<br />

Where do you want to ultimately end up<br />

What’s the goal<br />

To have my own record label and be my own<br />

boss. To supply my family with everything. At<br />

the end of the day, just to live out my dream<br />

and get paid for it.<br />

Do you have a website or contact info<br />

Follow me on Twitter.com/LilWop or lilwoptsent@gmail.com<br />

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