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<strong>OHM</strong>: How did you get your start in music and who were some Of your musical<br />
influences?<br />
FAME LIFE HITTA: To be honest I been doing music my whole life. So serious to the<br />
point where I was in band until like the 9th grade. I ain't just no street nigga putting<br />
words together, This shit my passion on Jesus. So sorry this ain't no gimmick this shit<br />
real life lol<br />
<strong>OHM</strong>: what is the music scene like In your city and what makes you different from<br />
the rest why should people check for You?<br />
FAME LIFE HITTA: The music scene in My City is hungry. Everybody feel like they<br />
next up like any other city, The difference in the Ville is ain't nobody ever got on from<br />
my city music wise. So niggas don't take advice well. Like how you gone tell me what<br />
to do when you in the same boat I'm in ya feel me. But I feel like I got the upper hand<br />
because I've never put out music before so everybody from the bitches to the niggas<br />
anticipating what the tape gone sound like. It's Nothing but bangers I swear, I'm the<br />
hardest nigga in My City on Jesus. Hands down ain't nobody on my level. They kno it.<br />
<strong>OHM</strong>: A lot of artist cut corners when it comes to investing in their image and<br />
music what is your take on that and do you have Any hesitation in spending the<br />
bag on investing in your brand?<br />
FAME LIFE HITTA: I feel like you get what you put into your music as far as sound<br />
quality. Because that's what in invest in the most is perfecting my craft. Everything<br />
else gone come.<br />
<strong>OHM</strong>: if someone just listened to your music for the first time what would or<br />
could they expect to hear from you when they press play?<br />
FAME LIFE HITTA: What I Been threw for the most part. You gone hear my story my<br />
pain my laughter everything.<br />
<strong>OHM</strong>: Your no stranger to the street like you've been to prison and beat a few<br />
charges do you feel those life experiences shape your music and content?<br />
FAME LIFE HITTA: I did 2 years on two separate occasions so I mean it just gave me<br />
more to talk about if you wanna say that but that's not all talk about honestly I try to<br />
shy away from that shit because so many Rappers glorify jail time and street shit and<br />
probably never had a TDOC number. That shit to easy to rap about so I try to switch<br />
it up sometimes.<br />
<strong>OHM</strong>: Do you feel that it is a such thing as keeping it too real in your music?<br />
FAME LIFE HITTA: Ion believe in being real because you can be real one hand but on<br />
some fake shit on the other. Fuck keeping it real nigga keep it honest. I believe in<br />
honesty.<br />
<strong>OHM</strong>: What's next for FameLife?<br />
FAME LIFE HITTA: Building my brand Up more music more everything Ceo shit.<br />
Fantasize About Millions Everyday Living In a Fast Environment. FameLife Hitta I'm<br />
the hardest nigga in This Mf on Jesus.<br />
ONE HUNDRED MAGAZINE 10
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