Name - bigstunna.cell

What is your profession? - Rapping

How did you get into the field that you are in today?  -I always knew how to rap but my older brother kept telling me to take it serious

What do you love most about your profession? -Making music that make people go crazy

Tell us more about what you do? -I try to mix the rapping into my fashion

When did you discover that you had a passion for this field? -When i was 14

Who in your field do you look up... YUNG4EVA

Name Our group name is LOLxPGN with Tayy2livee, WOB Trell, and Say P

What is your profession? We are a group of lyricist and storytellers. Our bars and flow is unmatched !

How did you get into the field that you are in today? We started rapping after multiple people heard us free-styling and really wanted us to take it serious. After our brother Albert “Poppa” McDonald passed away and we created our group off him and never looked back.

What do you love most about your profession? We really already had the image for this lifestyle. How people really out engaged in what we got to say, feels like we get treated like kings at times. We feel like we can express ourselves through our music and people can really relate to our problems and how we deliver it .

Tell us more about what you do? It’s deeper than lyrics on beats we really react off eachother so when one of us going hard in the studio that’s like setting the bar for the others. We bring creativity to the forefront and focus on ways we can make ourselves pop out more. We always have fun when we are together in the studio it’s like a family thing, we just sort of clicked with eachother felt like it was meant to be.

When did you discover that you had a passion for this field? We found out around a year ago that this was what we wanted to do and our team has been pushing us for greatness ever since. We always try to stay hungry and never be satisfied in our craft. We keep God first and remain humble then the possibilities are endless for us!

Who in your field do you look up... We don’t just look up to anybody for real cause we wanna be authentic but we give our flowers to artists like Youngboy Never Broke Again, Raq Baby, FTO Sett, Hurricane Wisdom and Lil Double 0.

Name Lola

What is your profession? Im a singer/songwriter based out of Philadelphia.

How did you get into the field that you are in today? Honestly, I could always sing but music found me. I went through some tough times and it just so happened I was renting a room with someone who wanted to rap. They heard me cleaning the crib one day and told me to come to the studio. After that day I loved it so much, I never stopped. My music & business partner, Tai Valentine, before everything, saw me post my first song online and he reached out and everything else is history. We have worked side by side for four years, at times collaborating with other amazing musicians like Don Michael Jr., to really grow our sound. I love my team, without them this wouldn’t be possible.

What do you love most about your profession? The thing I love most about my profession is that I get to be myself unapologetically. For the first time in my life I really belong somewhere and that’s music. Music gives me the ability to turn my life into beautiful stories, as well as flex my vocal talents. I love my profession because I get to be who I really am.

Tell us more about what you do? So in a nutshell, I write music for myself and other artists. I have worked with celebrities songwriting and singing, my ability to compose good music makes this job so enjoyable.

When did you discover that you had a passion for this field? I always loved to sing but growing up that was never seen as a legitimate dream. Everyone around me didn’t believe in the slightest that I had what I took to do this for my life. Funny thing is, when something is meant for you, no man can take that from you. Music was always my passion, my happiness, and my biggest joy. It lives in me, and the fact that I get to wake up everyday and make beautiful music, is more than I could ever imagine.

Who in your field do you look up... So, when it comes to artists I look up to, there are just so many. I am a HUGE Kendrick fan, Ima sucker for all the RNB girlies, SZA, Summer Walker, Ari Lennox. My heart is with older artists, the ones I grew up on, Lauryn Hill, Luther Vandross, Anita Baker, Patti Labelle. I look up to any artist that can really make the listener feel something, and so I gravitate towards that so I can achieve those same things. I want my listeners to be like “Damn, she’s talking that shit”, that’s how you really connect.

Name Rickeeg

What is your profession? I own my own catering business. Now, currently pursuing my music career.

How did you get into the field that you are in today? I used to work for somebody who did the same catering that I'm doing and decided to make my own business. He also did the exact same thing. As far for the music. I've been making music since I was in high school. Me and my friend would record songs on a cassette tape in his room.

What do you love most about your profession? I cater many parties, so I get to party with people and I'm always around good vibes. Making music is a release sometimes, and the after product can feel so good. I can listen to a song I made 100 times straight and not get tired of it.

Tell us more about what you do? On my free time, I like to play basketball or whoop people on COD or Apex. I've won a couple of tournaments on COD, so if you need that work, let me know! 

When did you discover that you had a passion for this field? When I recorded my 1st song on a cassette tape is when it started. After high school, I worked in construction, so I built a studio in the homies crib. A custom soundproof booth. We called it Uncut Studios!

Who in your field do you look up... Twista always been 1 of my favorite rappers. Lil Wayne for his bars. Ludacris, TI, Bone Thugs, Young Buck for his delivery, Lil Jon for his energy, plus many, many more. Growing older, I'm actually starting to like RnB more now. So Brent Faiyaz, Drake, Chris Brown, Tems, Giveon and Daniel Ceaser are what I listen to now. I just wished Rappers would talk about something more than just shooting, stuntin, and females. I get it though! As when I 1st started, some of my songs were about these topics. I need more substance now, though. Especially since I'm big on good intentions and morals. That's why my album will be called Esoterically Speaking. If you pay attention, every song will have some esoteric knowledge about the world we live in.

Name My name is Mykal Walker I'm a recording artist from the north side of Minneapolis Minnesota

How did you get into the field that you are in today? It feels like I was into music all my life. growing up with my mother and grandmother they kept all diffrent types of music in rotation around me, but it wasn't until I turned 16 that I started seriously writing poetry and that eventually turned into me writing music and attempting to record it a couple years later once I built the confidence up to try.

What do you love most about youre profession? What I like most about making music is connecting with people, I see music as a universal language that everyone understands in some way and it also forces me to look deeper within when I write a song, so every track I learn more about myself

Tell us more about what you do? I'm a all around artist because of the environment that I was raised in so I really do everything that adds to my vision and I'm big on things being cohesive and coming together to make a big picture that makes sense.I'm a content creator a video director and I'm currently working on my own merch with designs that I created.

When did you discover that you had a passion for this field? I was passionate about music before I started making it, different sounds were always around me growing up and I studied them because music itself always resonated with me no matter what style it was and all that studying just made me more of a perfectionist once I started creating my own music

Who in your field do you look up... The people I studied are the people I look up to in my field lil Wayne always had me locked in on his lyrics and delivery, drake taught me how important it is to structure a song the right way, listening to odd Future growing up taught me it was more effective to think outside the box, and people like biggie Andre 3k wutang clan and snoop Dogg taught me it's important to know your roots and use that knowledge. all these people had amazing style and charisma that I wanted to be able to stand up against with my own style and presence one day

Name Shout it out shout it out ... You speaking to Eskobano aka Esko with a K aka the Project Prophet! Im here representing the Kingdom of God and 4th quarter entertainment it's a pleasure!

What is your profession? I'm a recording artist at "4th quarter entertainment " lam also the CEO of BossCloth which is my LLC where I provide landscaping as well as commercial / residential cleaning services.

How you get into the field you are in today? Honestly everything that has happened to me career wise has all been by faith. Very simple One day God told me to stop selling drugs and walk by faith. Not by sight.It was a struggle but I obeyed not knowing what was to come. And immediately I was lead to start my own LLC and pursue a music career. I grinded as an independent artist for about 7 months straight and out of no where the label finds me on instagram.The rest is history.

What do you love most about your profession? What I love most is that iam able to do what I love. Rap and preach. They say it's never work when you love what you do 100

Tell us more about what you do? Well I told yall the gist of what I got going on I think yall gonna have to tap in with me if there's still some more curiosity ...

When did you discover you had a passion for this field? So I've been rapping since a teenager.Im from the Mecca of hip hop NYC Brooklyn to be exact and I'm a hip hop baby. And I received my custodial maintenance certification in prison so that ignited that passion to clean.

Who in my field do I look up to... Well i definitely have a brotherly relationship with my manager and he is a generation before me and he is from my hood so I definitely look up To him salute to my guy Saint Sinclair. Salute to the whole 4th quarter /Ι.Τ.Ε. Movement I honor all my comrades who have decided to sacrifice for the cause

Name ,D.Todd ,CHUCK D. Big Mula Meech, Meechie Hoe , Big Mula , Mr. OWOWO

What is your profession? I’m a Case manager by Day, Struggling artist at Night . lol

How did you get into the field that you are in today? Musically, I was born to do what I’m doing it’s my Destiny . My Grandfather bypassed WWII because of his musical talents in the military. He played piano in chow hall , so well and it brought such energy , He was called to fight and Generals stopped it because breakfast would never be the same without that piano blasting . It’s in me to save lives with this music . Me and Will sat in a parking lot blowing Gas one early morning & we created this OWOWO s***! We stayed down , fell out came back & now we never looking back ! Professionally, my life and the dips and turns that come with it molded me almost perfectly for the role I play in society for now .. I actually help the people and the streets , it’s almost a payback in karma for all the Bs I stirred up and participated in coming up.

What do you love most about your profession? I’m gonna Assume this is about the music .. right now I’m in love with the struggle .. the struggle to gain traction , the struggle to break the algorithm, the struggle to book shows and gain fans… That S*** making me Go harder so when it comes to… NOBODY can say they was with me … And imma still bring The Mob With me !

Tell us more about what you do? I Influence the culture that’s still developing in my city in my opinion ! If you know about OWOWO or Meech , you know we been the vibes since ‘09 frfr! From top to bottom .. MFs KNOW ! They may never admit but they know WHAT WE DO!

When did you discover that you had a passion for this field? When I heard NAS SAY “F*** JAY-Z” I was young , just started listening to lyrics fr fr & that moment in musical history did something to my soul .. IYKYK.. that was like MJ losing the finals .. that was like watching your favorite person trip fall and hurt themselves.. I was shocked because Why he come so hard , but that’s when I realized Imma Underdog like NAS , even tho I aspire to be Major like Jay-Z. Who in your field do you look up...

Who in my field do I look up too ? Only person I’m looking up too right now is THE MOST HIGH. Right now I’m watching Da Baby , I’m watching Tyler , I’m watching Loe Shimmy ,Bashfortheworld, & Tony Shhnow ,$aamad be going Crazy , as for my peers my guys ALEEM. PKTHAPOET ,Dreperiod.,Lito Jordan, ROBO, Mula 300 ,DeenoFTF, Free FggFlyGuy & Free OTM Uno my young bulls MOOLAHPUNCHIN..OWIJO , Kenny Hilton so many more but I’m getting off track I’m looking up to none right now .. I’m paving a lane never paved before .. I’m using my talents in a different way & Im Hoping the sound I’m developing becomes so regular that I get irritated and start hating like the old heads before us lol ! I have a Project “Meechie Miller “ Coming to all platforms soon .. OWOWO IS DROPPING NEW MERCH SOON ! … More Visuals On the Way !

Name Lance Wokhart

What is your profession? I’m an independent artist / songwriter but I also dabble in producing and engineering

How did you get into the field that your into today? In high school I had a few friends that would record music and make beats. We started hanging out a lot because all of us had the same passion and intimacy with music. It really was our escape out of the rough situations in our upbringing, kinda just went from there. later on we banned together and created the collective MFH.

What do you love most about your profession? Getting everything off my chest. I have a hard time talking about my feelings or about the things I’ve been through in life, but whenever I record I do exactly that. I love being able to express myself through my art and share those story’s and emotion. My music is my outlet.

Tell us more about what you do? For a couple months now I’ve been experimenting with new sounds, new styles and even started to make beats. Like I said music is my outlet and I love trying new things.

When did you discover you had a passion for this field ? Growing up my older brother and his friends would put on instrumentals and freestyle for hours, I enjoyed listening. One day I just joined in with them and I loved it. The seed sprouted from there.

Who in your field do you look up too? TUFF question but if I had to boil it down to 3 people it would probably be speaker knockerz, the neighbourhood, and juice wrld

Name Sae Moon

What is your profession? Engineer/Songwriter/producer etc

How did you get into the field that you are in today? Loving what i do

What do you love most about your profession? I love the first moments after the work is finished, i love bringing ideas to life, i love being able to relate to so many people , i love being heard!

When did you discover that you had a passion for this field? When i release my 3rd track Liquid Gold i was going by Tyrone king at the time , and this was the first track i had to write about one subject and it was water , and i had to make water sound kool to people my age which sounds difficult but shit I made it work let me know what yall think check it out and dm me it on YouTube

Who in your field do you look up... it’s a lot , but I’ll give you one. 50 cent

Name Montana

What is your profession? Lol , I’m outside for a living.

How did you get into the field that you are in today? One thing led to another it just happened

What do you love most about your profession? I’m on my own time

Tell us more about what you do? I’m just an entrepreneur doing what’s necessary to get ahead and make ends meet

When did you discover that you had a passion for this field? Trying to do other things but always coming back to where I was

Who in your field do you look up... all the real ones that’s still out here and still solid a lot come with this shit most of us lose more than we gain