sweet is doing a lot of promotion for her hot new single, ‘NANI.’ While celebrating the new record, Frost girl recalls the difficult times she went through before becoming famous.
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Saweetie recalls humble beginnings
In a new interview with Strength 106 in Los Angeles, the ‘Best Friend’ hitmaker recalls being broke and having nowhere to stay. The ‘My Type’ rapper also revealed that she actually “couch surfing” right after graduating from college.
“I remember being so proud to tell my friends and family that I had nowhere to stay. And I really like couch surfing, but it’s great because people always want me around. I don’t have to worry about having a place to stay. My housewives know what’s going on but I never want to take up space in someone’s house. So I will keep my wardrobe in the car,” Saweetie said.
Saweetie also said she had no confidence and felt bad when partying with her friends. However, she finally set herself a deadline to achieve her dream.
“I was able to get a job, but when we graduated, most of us were looking for full-time work. But if I work full time then I work 40 hours a week and if I work 40 hours a week that’s the same as going to school, so if I do that then I’m not doing music. So I just need to give myself a deadline,” she explained.
The singer drops Summer Bop for the group Gworls
Saweetie’s retrospective comes right after she released her new song, ‘NANI’. After teasing on Instagram for a month, she officially released the single and MV on Friday (May 17).
Saweetie initially introduced ‘NANI’ to her fans through a Instagram Storiesin which she struts poolside in a matching denim outfit and strappy heels.
‘NANI’ is definitely an anthem for the gworls as it will definitely get them on the dance floor. The music video shows Saweetie relaxing by the pool and then having a party with her home girls.
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