Tyga

thumb Micheal Ray Stevenson (born November 19, 1989), known professionally as Tyga is an American rapper, singer, and actor. Quotes Well, because the first version was something that really started my career. It was a lot of the [DJ] Mustard sound. I had a lot of party joints on there like “The Motto (Remix)” and “Make It Nasty.” There were so many joints on there that my fans loved that project from me. It was a whole new wave. The tempo, the sounds and the Mustard sound. I think it was more of a move kind of like where ‘Ye was like, ‘Yo. I can help. I just want to help whatever you’re doing.’ So for me, I just got out of a situation with an artist. So I didn’t really wanna be on another artist’s [label.] I wanna be able to have my own creative control. I definitely would like your input where you could, but I don’t wanna be in the same situation as I was in before. I was cool with doing my own thing really. From ‘Ye, I see how much time he puts into records. He hears stuff in songs that the average person just doesn’t hear. I kind of switched up my recording process. Like I might record something, then, I’ll go back into it like a month later. I won’t finish it. Before I used to finish songs that night. I’d write ’em and be done with it. Now I finish a verse, finish a hook, come back to it, change something, get inspired and change a line. I take a little bit more time with the music now. Now, with rap being the biggest genre in music, people need that essence. Kendrick [Lamar] is doing it. I commend Kendrick for doing it and showing the meaning of videos again. For awhile, people were acting like videos weren’t important. People were just shooting quick little videos and weren’t really caring about the content of it. I’ve always been a person that was about the visuals, too. It’s just the right time. I just know when the time is right to strike. I just feel like that’s what the game is missing right now. People just need that essence. People need those superstars again. Careless World was like my first project and it took me a long time to do that album. I put a lot of emotion into it. And I didn’t really know exactly what people wanted ’cause I didn’t have any success prior to that of my own. So when I had success after that, I was like ‘OK. People like this type of music from me.’ And I kind of got stuck in that instead of worrying about what I wanted people to feel. I got caught up in the quick success of it. Now I just really had time to sit back. I want people to feel this. I don’t have a time limit. I’m not chasing anything. I don’t have a number one song out right now. Now I can just take time to drop the projects accordingly. Tyga Talks New Album ‘Bitch I’m the S–t Vol. 2’ & Past Public Relationships: ‘Y’all Crucified Me… Now I’m Resurrected’;By Carl Lamarre on 7/20/2017 External links Category:Rappers from the United States Category:Actors from California Category:Living people Category:1989 births Category:Singers from the United States Category:African Americans