The muthafck'n City Girls are featured in the latest issue i-D Magazine where they talk lyrics, doing business as friends, and what they want to do beyond music. Read excerpts below.
Have you ever shocked yourself with one of your lyrics?
Yung Miami: When I was like, “Pull it out, make it drip, put it straight up in my ass.” I was like, “Oh my God, why would I say that shit?” ’Cause I don’t even have sex in my ass, for real [laughs]. Like, “Girl, why would you even rap and say that?” That was a shocker.
What’s the key to getting along as friends in the business? JT: We give each other freedom to be whoever we wanna be. We both do our own thing. And then we come together when it’s time to make our music. But she not clocking me, and I’m not clocking her so it’s not…
Yung Miami: It’s not aggravating.
JT: Yeah, I’m not controlling how she raps. She’s not controlling how I rap. Sometimes, groups fall apart because somebody in the group think they a boss. We don’t do that. And we respect each other. What do fans get wrong about you guys and your music?
What other platforms are you considering beyond music?
JT: We are the It girls. We could be made into anything. We could be made into movie stars. We could be made into fashion icons because we’re beautiful girls, and we’re trendsetters, and people love our lingo. People love us. I see us in movies, on runways. I see us on the cover of magazines. Everywhere.
Yung Miami: I wanna do acting ’cause I watch movies a lot and I’m like, “Damn, I could’ve played that role”. I wanna model. I wanna be every fucking thing. I wanna be like Rihanna. I wanna be able to do a clothing line, a lingerie line. There’s no limit.
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I've always thought they should have turn "Jobs" into a film series similar to like how Kid N' Play had the House Party series!!!!! I personally think thats what they should do next!!!!