Flo Milli taps in with fellow down-south rapper Gunna to talk humble beginnings, alter egos, and not giving a fuck.
isn’t going anywhere. After blowing up on SoundCloud in 2018 thanks to her savvy Insta-marketing skills, the Alabama-born rapper was signed to RCA, and has been topping charts and slaying fits ever since. This spring, the 24-year-old stunner is back withGUNNA: First question, what’s been pushing your grind these days?
FLO MILLI: Ooh. I would credit myself on how I came into it, because I started writing music at nine, but I started rapping at 11 or 10. So it wasn’t until I was 16 years old, where I actually was like, “I want to pursue this for real.” I started working at jobs and saving up money to go to the studio. Mind you, I only got 200, 300 dollars at the most for my check. I couldn’t afford no beat, so I would just steal a beat from YouTube, make a video to it, like 30 seconds, me rapping it in my room.
GUNNA: I feel that. Okay. The next question. What did you learn during the making of your first album? Because transitioning from singles to full projects, it’s a tough one. FLO MILLI: Damn, that’s a real good question because for a long time I ain’t have no strategy. I would just really tweak out because before the fame, I’m the type to pop back at you, and it’s probably going to be the lowest of low. But I learned I can’t do that now that I’m a public figure. Now I see, “All right, you not a regular person, so people going to say and do shit to get a reaction out of you because you chill.” So now I’m like, “Y’all’s just some sad ass hos.
FLO MILLI: It reflects kind of the same way how I create, if I’m feeling like Dirty Floana today, then I’m going to just be her. I haven’t been feeling like her in a minute, but she gonna come out soon. FLO MILLI: She creeps up on you a little bit. You ain’t never going to expect her. She come in the wintertime, though. I’m not going to lie.FLO MILLI: Dirty Floana is a dirty bitch. She is very grimy. She’s very revengeful.
GUNNA: So growing up with influences like those two, those two diverse sounds, how did that shape you?
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