Mona's Philly Hip-Hop Journey: Old School to New Wave

0:00On April 29th, Philly's own Don't Call Me White Girl, better known as Mona, just drop gems in a fresh interview with hip-hop wire down in Atlanta. For her live podcast event, she's been blowing up lately, especially through her spots on the Joe Budden podcast, turning heads in the hip-hop scene. That collab with Budden started simple mutual fans vibing, leading to an invite on the pod. She hopped on, loved the energy, kept coming back, and now they're locked in tight. Mona gave props to Joe for building a real empire there, calling him a straight legend. Coming from North Philly, she reps hard with her top four local rappers, Vodka 1000 Proof, General Reesy, Reese Rolex, and Meek Mill shouting, Alpide Crack 2. It's all about that authentic Philly flavor she grew up on. She's also tuned into the city's new wave called Blicken, pulling from Jersey and Baltimore Dance Fives. That's like two, rare, de-stirty, and the Philly goats are fusing those moves with beats,

1:00and it's spreading quick. Mona says it caught her off-guard at first, but now she's all in. Philly keeps evolving its sound, and voices like Mona's are bridging old school grid with this fresh energy, keep an eye on it. That wraps music news today, brought to you with AI.