from her 2019 iheart radio, most requested live ask anything chat with romeo, here's saweetie
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Episode Transcript
Hey, what's up a sweetie? And you're watching my must
requested Live Ask Anything Chat. My new song is called
My Type, and I want to give a special thank
you to Romeo and iHeartRadio for having me on the
show tonight. Let's see what shall Wanda? I'm saying to
SKT stright until it then. Amy from Tampa, Florida. When
was the first time in place he performed as Suweetie. Um,
(00:25):
I would say I performed my first official time. It
was so crazy. My first show was an Istanbul Turkey.
It was like a fourteen hour flight, but I wanted
to go get a bag because I really needed that money.
It was some good money, okay. Jesse from Trenton, New Jersey.
Best Halloween costume growing up? A favorite trick or treat candy? Okay.
(00:50):
My favorite Halloween costume growing up would have to be
a genie. My mom would make all of my costumes.
She was hello creative and would stay up like the
night before just fixing everything and making everything flying cute.
So I think that's where I get my creativity from.
And my favorite trick or tree candy definitely something sotour.
(01:11):
I used to hate chocolate growing up and I used
to just you know, switch from my cousins, like with
who's trying to trade because you know, I like that
sweet and stur type of stuff. Amy from Tampa, Florida.
What hair care products do you use? And do you
ever have a bad hair? Toad? Girl? Who don't some
(01:32):
of the hair products I use. I trying to do
stuff that's good for the hair but also smell good,
you know, like twould be helping me out sometimes Sometimes
like something will go viral and you'd be like, you
shouldn't use this because they got that in it. So
I'm starting to get into, you know, more natural things
from my hair because my hair started to fall out
because the heat, and I'm trying to, you know, make
(01:53):
sure my hair is nice and healthy. Becky, I'm had
Becky girl, Becky from me Land, Texas. If you won
a Grammy Award, who are the five people you would think? Um?
I would definitely take my family, my management, my fans.
I don't know, those aren't people, but those like groups
(02:14):
and those groups I like people because they have helped
me get here. Um now my mom and my dad,
even my unt my grandma, my engineer, my friend. I
don't know, everybody who kind of helped me a part
of the process, because it takes like a lot to
like get to worry. I want to go and a
(02:35):
lot of people are gonna have their hands in that.
Tessa from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Can you do impersonations? I mean
I can, but I'm like sitting here, so I think
it's okay. I'll do one for y'all. Okay, um, okay,
(02:59):
hello mate? Is it okay? I don't know what I
was trying to do, but it was like a British
and like, let me just stop. Okay, girl, I don't know.
Girl next. Shannon from Buffalo, New York. What was the
first rap song you could sing when you were a kid.
(03:20):
Probably a Notorious the ig or two pop song because
that's what my parents will listen to all the time,
so you know, keep your ahead of Notorious. Yeah, something
from like Junior Matfield or Pod or Deathfall Smooth. Regina
(03:44):
from Atlanta, Georgia. What's your goal to outfit right now?
I always feel like you look fly when you got
like a matching two piece. So I love sweats and
I love a big hoodie and maybe like some slides
that I'm comfortable because I travel a lot, so that's
like my goal to outfit right now, maybe like some
cute shades and the fly purse, you know, the baby
hairs or some of the boss you gotta have that, Okay.
(04:08):
Andrea from Vancouver, British Columbia. Did you have to reach
out to Pete before sampling his song? No, because when
you creating, you normally just sample and then you go
from there. So I'm happy that he was so respective,
because some people will be like, you know, a little
salty that you could core sample their song. So I
just you know, I got so much respect and love
(04:30):
from him. He actually gave me some of the best
advice that any artist has ever given me. Maddie from Washington, DC.
If you were on family feud, who would be the
other four rappers on your team? Who would be the
other for a rapper layer team? Quevo, I have my
(04:57):
um us as rappers. I haven't pick four other rappers
on family feud Leo's family feels. Let me pick the family.
I have Auntie ic Quao, um my mom, and my
(05:19):
ICG you know, because she's the one that gave me
my name, SWEETI and you know play you know this
you know people from all you know age brackets. I
don't know. I never watched a shove before, but it's
family feud, so that was our mind for people. That's it.
Thank you for watching my exclusive Ask Anything Chat and
thanks to Romeo and Most Requested with Live, Most Requested
(05:42):
Live for having me on tonight. My new song is
called My Type. Following me on I g at saw
e E T I E good night. I love y'all.
I'll have any more questions to tweet me
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