{"id":13688,"date":"2015-07-08T23:01:59","date_gmt":"2015-07-09T06:01:59","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/desihiphop.com\/?p=13688"},"modified":"2015-07-09T07:52:13","modified_gmt":"2015-07-09T14:52:13","slug":"big-deal-interview","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/jcsoftwaresolution.com\/desihiphop\/big-deal-interview\/592301","title":{"rendered":"Big Deal Says “Build the foundation for the next generation to shine!”… We Agree!"},"content":{"rendered":"

Big Deal Says “Build the foundation for the next generation to shine!”… We Agree!<\/h2>\n

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We chatted up with Bangalore’s rapper Big Deal<\/em> and got you tonnes of exciting insights about this really talented artist!<\/p>\n

Q: What got you into hip hop?<\/strong><\/p>\n

Eminem\u00a0and 8 mile are the two terms that gave birth to the rapper in me. I remember watching it as late as 2005 and getting really drawn to the Hip Hop culture. Soon after, I started jotting down rhymes of my own, which were ridiculous to say the least. But with every rhyme that filled the back page of my college notebook, I excelled. I started making music because of lack of “cooperative” & professional beat makers, now I produce beats for all my songs and other budding rappers too.<\/p>\n

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Q: Who were your inspirations?<\/strong><\/p>\n

J.cole,\u00a0Eminem, Lupe Fiasco, Nas, Kendrick Lamar, Dr.Dre, Drake, Lil\u00a0wayne, The Game, Jay-Z. I have a variety of rappers I listen to but I most relate to conscious Hip Hop. I’m more inclined to story telling, the venting, the self reflecting lyricism aspect of rap.<\/p>\n

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\nQ: What does hip-hop mean to you?<\/strong><\/p>\n

Hip Hop means the world to me. As\u00a0clich\u00e9\u00a0as it may sound, I live, breathe & think Hip-Hop. I am so drawn to the culture, so influenced that I almost feel like an\u00a0African-American sometimes. I emulate their fashion, their lingo, their lean, all of that. I think in rhymes, if I happen to notice a difficult word somewhere, I start breaking it down & finding different ways to rhyme with it. I cannot imagine life without\u00a0hip-hop and I will do this till the day I die. Not for anybody else but myself.<\/p>\n

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Q: Did your family and society support you?<\/strong><\/p>\n

Well I never told my family about my dreams until the past couple of years. And by then I’d gotten to a pedestal convincing enough for my family to support me. I remember my dad calling the entire family and his circle of friends when I was on MTV, he was really happy and proud of me. He stills boasts about my accomplishments more than my resume ever could. My mom writes blogs(she’s an author) about my music, gives me fashion & health tips. When I did\u00a0‘Bach Ke\u00a0Bakshy’<\/em>\u00a0for the\u00a0bollywood\u00a0movie ‘Detective\u00a0Byomkesh\u00a0Bakshy’<\/em>, they actually lost all doubts of me failing in my career ever. Moreover, my focus and dedication to my craft turns every non-believer to a believer so eff<\/em>\u00a0the society if they think otherwise.<\/p>\n

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