RESPECT. Interview: Rising Viral Sensation, Artist, and Entertainer, Supa Peach, Talks New Music, Future Endeavors, If She'll Ever Do Reality TV Again, and More

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Up and coming viral sensation, artist, actress, and entertainer, Supa Peach, has been making a name for herself over the last few years with her raw music and television appearances.

You’ve seen her respectively compete on Jermaine Dupri’s, The Rap Game; You’ve heard her music and watched her videos on Youtube (along with her 458 thousand subscribers); You recognize her with her trademark cape; and now RESPECT. Magazine gets the exclusive opportunity to ask the questions we’ve always wanted to know about the 16-year-old rising star.

Did we mention she’s only 16?

Check out the full conversation below!

RESPECT.: What are looking forward to accomplishing in 2020?

Graduating from high school and taking my career to the next level. I’m shopping for the stars.

RESPECT.: At 16 (started going viral at 9- years old) what’s some advice you’d give other young up and coming artists?

Don’t let the internet rush you and your process. Just stay focused on what you need to do and stay true to yourself. Timing is everything. So, work hard now and it will pay off later. Whatever your dream is go after it with everything you’ve got.

RESPECT.: What’s the average day for Supa Peach?

Throughout the weekdays I’m in school, then I finish off my day with some studio time and then work out. I’m always working, whether it is modeling for different brands or in the studio working on my music.

RESPECT.: You’re a young star in the making. How do you balance a full time job as an artist and as a high school student?

It’s tough to balance. A lot of young artists can’t balance both public school and a career, but somehow I make it happen because this is my dream. This is what I want to do, so there is no choice. Education comes first in my household . I make sure I pray to stay focused and on track with everything. God is how I do it.

RESPECT.: What inspired your single ‘Cartier Vision?’

I wanted this record to have a chill Atlanta-type vibe that showcases me kind of growing up and taking the rap industry by storm…. It’s a vibe that people of all ages can get into.

As far as the name of the song, Cartier vision is about my vision for the direction I am going in my career. Me being focused and just taking everything to the next level. It’s only up from here.

RESPECT.: What other future endeavors or passions do you have? Besides music career what else do you want to do as a career?

I enjoy acting. I can see that in the future as well as modeling. I ride dirt bikes and four wheelers, so I have a company where I sell those as well.

RESPECT.: How would you describe your music for those who haven’t sat down and listened to you yet?

I give vibes…. My music makes people feel good the same way I feel when I’m making it.

RESPECT.: What about your music and personality sets you apart from Atlanta artists and artists in general?

I try not to compare myself to other artists and just focus on doing me. I make music for the people. My voice is one of a kind and I have a very distinguished voice. It’s Most definitely like no other …Nobody can do me better than me.

RESPECT.: How did participating in Jermaine Dupri’s “The Rap Game ” change your career?

It most definitely changed my career by giving me a bigger platform to showcase my talent. I already had a strong following, but the extra national attention took my brand to a higher level.

RESPECT.: What’s the most important takeaway or lesson you learned from being on the show that you can use in the future ?

I learned to stay on your toes and to stay consistent in this game. That is a major key to success.

RESPECT.: Who does Supa Peach have on her playlists right now?

Lil Baby, Jhené Aiko, Summer Walker .

RESPECT.: Who is your favorite artist right now?

I don’t think I have a favorite artist right now. If I had to pick, it would probably be Da Baby.

RESPECT.: Who is your favorite artist of all time?

I love Tupac and Michael Jackson

RESPECT.: Can you see yourself doing reality tv again?

Yes, but only if I have total creative control.

RESPECT.: If you could make it where there was one thing you could have everybody know about you what would it be?

I’m not sure. I just feel like I was born to do this… This is my calling … I want my music to have an impact for decades to come.