Today I talked with Harlem’s very own SNS. Sit down with us as we take a trip down memory lane back to our High School days. His love of Hip-Hop, battle rap and Method man. Learning how to produce and how that translated to his hit single Love Come Down. Being brought to the booth to rap early on, developing his sound. What exactly “Litefeet” is, being an early contributor and how it became world wide. His Pops “DJ SNS” and his influence in his life and learning the industry together. The thought process behind his writing and creating new flows. His mindset during his biggest online freestyles with Funk Flex, Sway in the Morning and The Breakfast Club. The story behind his record “Up It” with Dave East & Jim Jones becoming the theme music to Bruce Willis last film. Feeling like hip-hop has lost it’s originality, the state of Drill Rap and female artist like Glo’Rilla & Sexxy Red. Artist that he’s listening to, his appreciation for Russ and why he’s looked at as a black sheep in the rap world. His message to up and coming artist plus an unforgettable game of Start, Bench, Cut (44:16). All of this on the next episode of Sit Downs With Sid.
Hip Hop, Icy Gang, Funk Flex, Sway In The Morning, The Breakfast Club, Bars On I-95, Freestyling, Litefeet, Love Come Down, Smack DVD, Flight Club, DJ SNS, SNS, Method Man, Full Blitz, Up It, Jim Jones, Dave East, Vado, Bruce Willis, Meek Mill, Russ, Glorilla, Sexxy Red, Harlem, New York, Kanye West, Rapping, Producing, Dancing, FL Studio, The Black Album, Reasonable Doubt, The Blueprint, Not Like Us, Hit Em Up, Ether, Nas, Kendrick Lamar, Drake, Tupac, Don Julio, Henny