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"The fact that I started in boxing rap, that's, that'due south role of the inspiration" backside Chrome 23, Remy Ma tells HollywoodLife in an Sectional interview. The women-but competition (dubbed "Chrome 23" for "Chromosome 23," which determines a person'due south sexual practice) recently launched, with Remy hosting events that put the spotlight on the superlative x female person-identifying rappers in the community. As Remy got her start in the battle rap scene of her native Bronx and surrounding boroughs, she tells HollywoodLife how she wants Chrome 23 to help kickstart the careers of these talented hip-hop artists.

"I'm simply a very, very huge boxing rap fan, like I'm thoroughly into it," she says. "I try to make it to equally many battles in person that I can encounter. I follow it. When I have to, I pay-per-view it so I can watch information technology. And I just felt like now'south a actually great time for women in hip hop in full general. So to bring some of my celebrity and my resources, and my know-how, just of the manufacture, my noesis of the manufacture into that infinite and help the women over there probably take their career a little bit further than where information technology is right now. That was my motivation to try to elevate and push the culture forward."

Remy emphasizes that she wants the civilisation to accelerate "equally" for everyone because at that place is a "very, very big pay gap between the men and the women in battle rap."

"I definitely feel like women are at the top of the food chain when information technology comes to hip hop," says Remy. "I've been in the industry for 20 years since I was in high school. And this is the near that I've seen women prevalent in the game where they're several different ones from unlike regions, putting out different projects, and they all have their ain fan base in their ain right and their ain showtime of the celebrity."

"I feel like now'south a great fourth dimension to transition that spotlight from but being on Main Street and you lot know, industry artists, on to adult female and female person battle rap," she continues. "Just what I experience like, what's missing is the variety, the departure, considering the people are different, but it's very subtle differences. I feel like what the women of female battle rap have. They can offer a whole new lane of the arts and crafts of inventiveness that people don't know women are capable of because we're just, you know, spoon-fed a certain amount of topics I want to say." Remy promises that as Chrome 23 continues, the series will "brand women, in general, take to step their pen game up," as she challenges convention with this battle rap showdown.

Chrome 23 might also be a perfect way for any fan – male, female, or nonbinary – to get into battle rap. "The the best style for me to describe it, especially to people that are not familiar with it… it's kinda like Verzuz," says Remy. "It's exactly like Verzuz. Everything that we love virtually Verzuz is the epitome of what boxing rap is; merely take away the product and have away the big names. And it's just the raw talent of people using their pen surgically– doctoring upwardly these amazing pieces of art that become ours."

During HollywoodLife'south Sectional interview, Remy spoke about which women should be on anybody'due south radar, her excitement for the "Queens Go The Coin" event (that aired on February. 27 – check out all the highlights here) – and more.

Source: https://hollywoodlife.com/2022/03/04/remy-ma-chrome-23-rap-battle-league-interview/

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