I had a softer voice when I first started rapping. I tried…
“I had a softer voice when I first started rapping. I tried to sound like a girl rapper. But when I would rap something in my soft voice then rap in my deep voice, people always preferred that, so I was like I'm just going to rap the whole song in my deep voice.”
About This Quote
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She shifted to a deep voice after audience preference, showing adaptability in artistic expression.
In simple terms: She adopted a deeper voice due to audience response.
Adapt style to audience feedback.
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When to use this quote
- songwriting
- performance
- marketing
- media interviews
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- How do you balance personal style with audience expectations?
- When is it right to evolve your artistic voice?
Changing style may alienate existing fans or limit artistic freedom.