Hi Hoodzy, how are you today?

Yo yooo doing great!

So you came into the Australian Hip Hop scene when you were only 16, how did you decide that you were just going to put yourself out there at such a young age?

A year or two before I turned 16 I had dropped out of school so basically I had to find something to do or at least something I was passionate about which was making music, rapping ect. so I didn’t feel as if leaving school wasn’t the right decision for me but don’t worry it was.

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What was your first ever rap about?

I honestly think it was just me flexing about all the things I obviously didn’t have. “ Fake flexing” of course haha.

You’ve had amazing opportunities with some of your first gigs being that of opening at Triple One and Perth’s Listen Out festival in 2019, feels like you were thrown into the deep end early on, what’s been the most exciting part about your career so far?

The deep end has never felt sooo good! At times it did feel kind of scary but really hectic at the same time. I’m so grateful to be given those opportunities so early into my career & I think one of the most exciting parts of it so far was playing at Listen Out Perth, I’ve never been on a stage that big before.

I feel like you’re very confident in who you are and there isn’t much that intimidates you, am I right?

Yeah for sure, I do feel like I have always been pretty confident in myself and what I stand for since young. Having such strong female role models around me definitely would’ve influenced that mindset.

Recently, I saw a list of the top 10 musicians to watch in Australian Hip Hop and you were the only woman to make that list, you’ve got the quick wit and boldness in your bars, however what do you personally think is making you stand out in the scene?

Man that was hectic! I think what makes me stand out in the Aus scene is that I’m always trying to do my own thing and make my own sound. Just being myself and having fun with it!