Cyrus Langhorne
[With his new Turn Up Godz Tour mixtape out this week, Atlanta rapper Waka Flocka Flame talks to SOHH about the importance of his newest gem of the year.]
A lot of the songs are old, honestly. The only two records that were really new on there were “Turn Up Godz” and “All These B*tches.”
I feel like the fans are with it. They’re always going to be bumping that turn up music. So DJ Whoo Kid was like, “Let me get ten records out of the twenty we do on tour.” So we got another mixtape, Volume 2, coming up real soon.
We’re just giving the people the music that we’re performing. I’m not even going to lie to you, I think this sh*t changed the sound of music on the low.
I feel like the effects of it aren’t going to happen until the next six months. You know when I drop some new sh*t, I just want to change the sound.
I’m just doing different ideas. I’m letting people know, you can’t put Waka Flocka in a box. Like when it comes to me, I just want people to never try to compare me to nobody because there’s nobody you can compare me to.
