N: Supreme, you have been quiet lately. What have you been cooking up?

S: I’m working on visuals for my most requested songs also been working with new Houston talent.

N: You’ve said that you are Jamaican born. What was it like spending your earliest years in Jamaica?

S: It’s been okay, it’s just a lot of memories I hold down there. It’s been cool

N: So, what side projects are you working on?

S: Collabs and I’m working on a collaboration project with D will.

N: You’ve been dropping bangers on Soundcloud for like a month consistently. What are these song about?

S: Showing how versatile I can be from creating hits and also show my fans the old honey bun $upreme still exist.

N: In some of your songs you discuss personal threats, haters, and people in the city not supporting. Is this something you have experienced firsthand?

S: Yeah I hear a lot of threats and plenty of haters. The support is there but at the same time, with certain people, the hate can get in the way.

N: Last year we saw you demolish our showcase cypher in February. That was a moment. It was really nice to see some essential emceeing. What were your thoughts on that show?

S: For my first experience, I thought it was lit just seeing all the MCs interact with each other and everyone having a good time.

N: Lastly, where do you want to go with your music and where do you want to be in the next year?

S: Far to where I know I accomplished my goals.

N: Thanks preme!

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