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Alex “Big Baby Cheef” Eaddy has been passionate about hip-hop. Cheef is a rapper who can do everything, such as Freestyle, Fight Rap, Song, Writing, Organization, Executive Products and Entertainment. He worked with a respectable list of key players in the industry, adding Kevin Gates, Trap Beckham, Shawty Lo, Boosie, Pastor Troy, Cuban Doll, Young Chop, London on the track and more.

Cheef spoke with his career, developing in North Carolina and what other people need to retire from their music.

Where does your love come from?

Growing up, I did not pay attention to Rap music before being seven or 8 years old because I was safe. My love for music came here from Passpel and Old People, my pops and my mother [would leave him] play. My brother began to spend more about the university and entered a photo, and I had an aunt who arrived here all the time and played rap music. I liked to pass out with her, and she played her all the time. I started listening to him, the more I began to listen to him, it was like the moment you know your house boy for the first time that they teach you to hit your middle finger. . . . I was like “I like that. “

What is the message in your music?

I tell other people that my music is a conscious trap music, and I say that I am a conscious trap artist because I can rape. I make intelligent music that is an atmosphere, walk . . . corresponds both to the moment it stands out. The message you would review to transmit other people is necessarily everything that speed tells me to do. See motivating other people with what I say, but I also need to direct. I need to create moments for other people. I need my music to be a fundamental food in someone’s mind. The explanation why the rappers like J. Cole and Andre 3000 are my favorite rappers is that I feel when they say safe things. I need other people to be “Dang, I’m sorry” or “Dang, my mother and my father also did it. He also passed me in the block. I missed this opportunity, I deserve to have done what he said. ” I need other people to feel like when they have nothing, they have nothing.