In the world of music, there are those who carry a legacy. CelloGang TJ is undoubtedly an artist in that category. While we chopped it up with TJ, we dived into the legacy he Carries with him.
TJ’s journey into rap was sparked by a powerful source of inspiration: his uncle, Cello. In his own words, “I was inspired by my uncle Cello. He was a real gangsta, a real man. He was rapping since I was a kid, so when he died, I knew I had to continue his legacy and complete our dream in this rap game.”
Describing his music style, TJ keeps it real: “I’ll describe my style as fast-paced, and my overall vibe is Motivating Ambitious Drill.”
Influences in the music world often run deep. For TJ, it’s personal. He acknowledges, “People in my life who inspired me in general were my grandad and my Uncle Cello. My grandaddy was a true Christian man, and my uncle was a real gangsta, a real man. With those attributes in life, you can do anything.”
Being an independent artist isn’t for the faint-hearted, and TJ doesn’t shy away from that truth. “As an independent artist, some of the challenges you face are just getting yourself out there. You gotta find a way for the world to hear you; if nobody hears you, you can’t go anywhere. You have to make sure you’re heard around the world.”
TJ’s commitment to preserving his uncle’s legacy is unwavering. He declares, “I do it for my Uncle; I will continue his legacy no matter what, even if it costs me my life.”
Lessons learned the hard way often shape an artist’s journey. For TJ, it’s about patience. He imparts, “Patience is key. You gotta work hard, find your sound first; your time will come eventually.”
Investing in oneself is a vital move for any artist, and TJ emphasizes, “I invest in myself heavily; I believe in myself.”
Looking ahead, TJ is slowing down anytime soon: “Expect Hella new singles and videos; I’m coming.” Make sure to check out CelloGang TJ's new Music Video "Bad Kid" by Slapp'd.
Cellogang TJ drops some knowledge for us saying: “Only advice I got give is live your life how you want to live it but keep faith in god and always remember it’s Death Before Dishonor stand on your own firmly nigga.”
As an interviewer, it’s inspiring to encounter an artist like CelloGang TJ. His journey is not just about music; it’s about preserving a legacy, embracing challenges, and inspiring others. As he continues to make moves in the rap world, his story serves as a testament to the power of staying true to one’s roots on the path to greatness.
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