Jucee Froot

Terrica Shanice Alexander (born July 12, 1994), known professionally as Jucee Froot, is an American rapper from Memphis, Tennessee. Quotes Basically, I don't like to be embarrassed. [laughs] When it comes down to emotions, I'm very emotional, but I do hide them very well. I have a shell up, but I'm very, very friendly. People be thinking that I might be mean, I don't know. I do gangsta rap but I'm very nice in person, people just don’t know it. And I'm shy also. When I get on stage, I’m like “okay…” [laughs] Then if I see one person in the crowd singing along, I feel more comfortable. Being from Memphis makes you rough. I don't know no female that doesn't have that... I’ma call it the Beyoncé. How she still got that feminine, but it’s still raw. We have that type of tone come down on us. As far as growing up, it was regular. It was normal. Now when we started getting older, that's when the serious stuff started happening. I started learning about gangs, this and that. Everything. It was hard starting off, but we made it to the point where we're here now. Growing up, my sisters used to listen to Destiny's Child, Rihanna, Lil Wayne. My older sister put me on Wayne, and you wouldn’t even think she listened to Wayne. I was brought up in a church home, a Christian home. We started singing in the choir first, that's really where the music came from. I learned how to play the piano from being in the choir too, because my grandma plays the organ. I can't read notes, but I go off my ear. Drake, Flyboy Zee. For anyone who doesn't know him, he’s a rapper from Memphis. He got assassinated some years back. He’s somebody that was really, really close to me. I got him tatted on my face. My oldest son, he's with his father in Memphis. My middle child King, he's with me. My middle child, his father passed away while we was in Memphis. He got killed on Bill Street while we was out there, so he's been with me basically all his life. But balancing it, who else gon’ do it? No one can love your child like you. Having them with me, it's really not a burden like that. They’re music babies, all of them. When they hear music, they'll sit down. Teyana Taylor, I love her. [sighs] She takes my breath away. I love her. I love her body, I love her face. I love her children, the way they look. It's so much melanin and Black queen beauty really all on her. She can do the tomboy, but still being sexy. I want to do that, but I got a lil bit too much going on, so a lot of stuff can't fit me like that. If I could be styled by her and do anything with her, I don’t care, like get a breath of fresh air. That's where most of it comes from. Jucee Froot | A Loving Cancer External links Category:Rappers from the United States Category:Women singers from the United States Category:Living people Category:1994 births Category:Women born in the 1990s Category:African Americans