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Uma opinião impopular sobre ARIANA GRANDE:

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What's your unpopular opinion about Ariana Grande?

Tyla opened up about why she and Nasty C have never worked together on music together: “I think it was in 2023, yeah. I texted him earlier that year before I released my hit song ‘Water.’ I was literally in his DMs begging for a collaboration, and he saw the message but completely ignored it. He left me on seen. Then after I dropped ‘Water’ in late July and started getting massive attention, he suddenly texted back saying, ‘Hey, let’s work.’ I just laughed it off and never replied.”

She doesn’t have a lemonade, Anti, 1989, teenage dream, 21 etc yet.

She doesn’t have a lemonade, Anti, 1989, teenage dream, 21 etc yet.

What's your unpopular opinion about Ariana Grande?

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What's your unpopular opinion about Ariana Grande?

She doesn’t have a lemonade, Anti, 1989, teenage dream, 21 etc yet.

Trim got some things off her chest during a sit down with Billboard: Q: You call yourself the "Princess of Rap." Why do you think you deserve that title? A: Well, when you're putting in work every day, and you actually have a passion for rapping instead of letting people give you handouts and write for you - that's why I deserve it. I don't ask for handouts. Q: Who are some other collaborators on your wish list? A: I don't have a wish list anymore, but I would say Michael Jackson if he [were] here. [I had one at first], but artists tend to lose their worth and value. I really don't care to work with anybody unless they want to work with me. Q: Who are your hip-hop heroes? A: I don't have none. My only hero is my mom. That's it. Q: Do you have that same approach when it comes to people trying to compare you to more established artists, particularly those in the female rap arena? A: Back in the day, those artists were [developed] way older. They were like 25- 30 and had the experience of being a woman and being a man to have a good vocabulary. I like to have bars and a good vocabulary, but I really don't care about those things right now because I am younger and I made it way younger than most of them. Some people are using ChatGPT, and they're not actually writing; people be cheating and looking on the Internet for bars. I didn't go to college, but I did graduate high school. I didn't graduate high school the proper way, so I don't have these big words, but I know I can get them in the future. When people compare me to artists older than me, it don't even make sense. I was 19 when I made it. My brain isn't even as developed as theirs just yet. But I take it as a compliment because that means I'm on their mind. Q: What can you tell us about Pass the Tiara? A: It's coming after I drop my single "Hey Boy," so probably around August or September. And it's an EP to let people know that I am the Princess of Rap - and to tell other people to stop calling themselves that. If you're going to call yourself that, you have to have a high standard with music in general, not just an online presence. How are you the princess when you don't even know who your fans are? You don't have no Michael Jackson effect in them. I will be having that effect. It might not be as big just yet, but it will be bigger than what these other people have in person with their fans.