AT&T Dream In Black (Ft. Nyla Symone)

Charlamagne Tha God interviews up and coming talent Nyla Symone.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:02):
Piece of the planet. I go by the name of
Charlemagne and God with a T and T. Black future
makers presented by a T and T dreaming Black. We're
talking with black creators who are shaping the now, the new,
and the next for culture. It's black the business, y'all.
Now I'm here with a person who I think is
like so extremely talented. She is the future of whatever

(00:23):
she chooses to put her mind to. Ms Nihil Simone.
Now I want to know who is Nihi Lis Simon
without the radio, the podcast, the TV, the d jan
I am just a lover of life and like a
lover of people. My biggest takeaway with everything I do
is just having fun of making people feel good, which
is why I like djams, why I like, you know,

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talking to people and interviewing people because I'm just curious.
Do you see yourself as paving the way for other
young black talents, Yeah, for sure. Being that I was
the first female djer, I want to five point one.
I was also the first young talent that the station
had who wasn't already like a legacy. And then since then,
you know, it's been a bunch of people like me,
which is great and refreshing for the environment. I think

(01:05):
we need way more. What failure are you most proud of?
One thing that my dad always says to me about
me is that, in a weird way, I've always gotten rejected.
So like I've always like I have tried something with
fall at it, but then we try again into sed.
All of my failures I'm proud of because I've never
stopped and I've always reached my goal. What's one change
you can make right now to get you closer to

(01:26):
the next level of success. I oftentimes get discouraged, and
that's why I've been reading these self help books to
retrain my mind. So it's like, you know what, if
this is my plan, nothing stopping me from my plans.
I'm entering age twenty seven as a year of nothing's
gonna stop me. I don't care if you don't like
my idea. I don't even care if I might not
have enough money for it. I'm going to execute it
because I just want to do it. For more real

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