Frankie Prada: exclusive interview

Queens, New York native Frankie Prada has worked with many artists in the industry and has recently dropped his EP “Just Me” with all music pertaining to himself and giving the Hip-Hop game exactly what the people have been looking for.

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Last Forever is his new single it’s about wanting success (money) and not the fame , and how the unwanted attention can ruin the relationships that you have between the people you care about.

Frankie Prada (FP) gave an exclusive interview to Raptology:

Raptology: Who would you say inspired you the most, as an artist?

FP: 50 cent. He was the motivation for anyone listening to hip hop in the new millennium, especially in Queens, NY.

Raptology: Talk me through your creative process?

FP: I literally get in the studio, lower the lights, spark a blunt and I go in the studio no pen no pad just making the most creative music I possibly can, the loud music playing inspires me to make music that meshes well with the beat. You gotta feel the song to wanna play it everyday.

Raptology: Do you remember the first rhyme you wrote?

FP: I was rapping about someones mom, lol.

Raptology: Have you heard the theory that some musicians write their best music while they’re depressed or going through a bad time?

FP: I used to be the exact same why until I detached my feelings from my music. As of lately I have been trying to stay positive and keep away from the negativity. All I can do is make music to either motivate if your trying to get it, or tell you what to do if you got it already and want longevity.

Raptology: What were your grades like at school?

FP: Always was getting kicked out of class or school for jokes or fighting, but always made sure I graduated on time. Those damn report cards always had me in trouble, lol.

Raptology: Do you have a mantra?

FP: “Keep winning”, I tell myself that everyday.

Raptology: Your opinion on 6ix9ine in light of latest events?

FP: He is someone who put themselves in a life they were not about. It`s sad, but he is a rat and some may let that slide but in reality there is no bright future for a rat. I don`t have much else to say on that. I hope it taught upcoming artists that there are streets and sidewalks for a reason, choose wisely.

Raptology: What’s the best compliment you’ve ever received about your music?

FP: That I inspired people to make music or that I help them get through rough times with my music, – that keeps me motivated.

Raptology: What’s your latest release?

FP: Last Forever ( available on all platforms)

Raptology: What are you focusing your time on now?

FP: Tweaking my sound and cleaning my image up a bit. Just to set an example for a lot of the youth as well as my self preservation. I am not 19 anymore, like when I first started rapping; I`ve got a lot to live for and a message that needs to be put out there.