There is new music coming out everyday. It's on the radio, television, in the streets, and in the club, but it all doesn't have that energy and feeling. Scotty Rebel is sexy and full of that raw and uncut Bronx bred energy and excitement. The gorgeous yet gritty singer has hit the scene and is not taking no for an answer. Her style is reminiscent of Aaliyah with a touch of Foxy Brown. She is an enthralling balance of the streets and beauty. We had the opportunity to chop it up with her about everything from growing up in the Bronx to looking for a man that could handle her. Check it out.
Getting It Poppin' … I'm working on my album and my EP. I have a lot of dope music … a lot of fire. I have a lot of dope writers and producers on the album. My music is bringing back that thing. There is no excitement in the game right now.
Influencers … I listen to artists like Janet Jackson, Pink, Gwen Stefani and Jay-Z. I like artists that have an eclectic vibe and that are not in one box. They are artists that go beyond genres and boundaries.
It Started At 8 … I have been passionate about this music since the age of 8. People started to recognize my skills around the age of 15.
BX Borough … There are a lot of stories behind the Bronx so there is a big connection between the music and my home … Soundview. I am just an around the way chick from the hood and I'm real.
Rebel's SEX … Yes, my sex might just be … a weapon. It just might be. LOL
Power of the "P" – Of course the "P" makes the world go round. It drives men crazy.
Money, Power & Respect … The dollar is the root of all evil … it is everything and nothing at the same time.
My Ex-Boyfriends … They would say I'm a nut. They would say I'm crazy and that they want me back.
Qualities In A Man … I look for CONFIDENCE. I want someone to make me feel like I'm the girl. I usually tend to be a little overbearing. They(men) are not used to it. They are used to a girl that is shy. I look for a guy that can take charge.
French Montana For New Single "Bang" … The reason I picked French Montana is because he is from the Bronx. I was feeling his music and he had a dope vibe. Rico Love also had him in mind for a feature.
Rico "The Producer" … Rico was dope every since I started working with him. We have great chemistry in the studio … It has been dope working with him so far.
My Guilty Pleasure … My guilty pleasures would be eating great foods and of course shopping.
My Style … I would describe my style as crazy, sexy and cool.
Tools For The Music Game … You have to have a lot of patience and thick skin. You also have to be able to deal with a lot of different personalities and different people. I been in the game for three years so I have learned a lot.
In The Future … When it is all said and done, I want to have at least six platinum albums, have traveled the world and left a good impression on people. I want to motivate and inspire the people that listen to my music.
All Around The World … I would like to visit places like the United Kingdom as well as Africa.
Candy Girl … I love the blue Mike & Ikes!
Dance Hall Queen … I think my favorite dance is the heel toe.
Nightlife … I like to go to Greenhouse on their gay and lesbian night. I like to see the drag queens act crazy
My Favorite Phrase … "You already know."
Watch the music video for Scotty Rebel's single "Bang" Ft. French Montana
Are you ready to challenge gender norms in the music industry? Meet Scotty Rebel, a rising star from The Bronx who is making waves with her unique sound and fearless attitude.
In a recent interview, Scotty opened up about using her sexuality as a weapon in the male-dominated industry, staying true to herself despite adversity, and representing for her hometown.
Scotty Rebel’s music is unapologetically bold and empowering. Her lyrics tackle taboo topics like sex and relationships with an unfiltered honesty that is refreshing in today’s music scene.
And while some may view her use of sex as a tool for success as controversial, Scotty sees it as reclaiming power in an industry that often objectifies women. As she puts it, ‘I’m not just here to be looked at, I’m here to be heard.’
Throughout the interview, Scotty emphasizes the importance of owning your identity and embracing what makes you unique – even if it goes against societal expectations.
So get ready to be inspired by this rising star from The Bronx who is shaking up the game one song at a time.
Challenging Gender Norms in the Music Industry
You’ll need to challenge gender norms if you want to make a mark in the music industry, but don’t worry – it’s not impossible. In fact, it’s necessary if you want to stand out from the crowd.
The industry has long been dominated by men and their perception of what constitutes ‘good’ music, so breaking through as a woman or non-binary individual can be tough. But Scotty Rebel is proof that it can be done.
By using her sex as a weapon and turning societal expectations on their head, she has carved out a unique space for herself in the Bronx music scene. Her willingness to push boundaries and speak her truth is what sets her apart from others who may be afraid to do the same.
So if you’re looking to make waves in the industry, take a page out of Scotty Rebel’s book and challenge those gender norms. Don’t let anyone tell you that your music isn’t ‘masculine’ enough or that your image isn’t marketable – stay true to yourself and your vision.
It may not always be easy, but it will definitely be worth it when you see how many people are inspired by your bravery.
Staying True to Yourself in the Face of Adversity
Remaining authentic in the face of challenges requires a strong sense of self-awareness and unwavering conviction. It can be difficult to stay true to yourself when the industry is constantly pushing you to conform to certain standards or when people around you are trying to bring you down. However, it’s important to remember that sticking to your values and beliefs will ultimately lead to greater success and satisfaction.
One way to stay true to yourself is by surrounding yourself with supportive people who believe in your vision and goals. This could be friends, family, or even fellow artists who share similar values. These people can provide encouragement and motivation during tough times and help keep you grounded.
Another important aspect of staying authentic is being honest with yourself about your strengths and weaknesses. It’s okay if you don’t fit into a specific mold or if your style doesn’t appeal to everyone. Embrace what makes you unique and use it as a strength rather than a weakness.
By staying true to yourself, you’ll attract fans who appreciate your authenticity and respect for individuality.
Conclusion
So, you’ve read through the interview with Scotty Rebel and learned about her views on using sex as a weapon in the music industry, representing the Bronx, and staying true to oneself.
It’s clear that Scotty isn’t afraid to challenge gender norms and speak out against injustices she sees. Despite facing adversity and criticism from those in the industry, she remains focused on her own journey and refuses to conform to societal expectations.
She encourages others to do the same, reminding us that we all have unique voices and perspectives that are worth sharing with the world. So go ahead, embrace your individuality, and let your truth shine through, just like Scotty Rebel does.