From Cassette Freestyles to Center Stage, Ro$ama Is Ready
Summary
Ro$ama, a rapper from Paris, Texas, started making music as a child using video game instrumentals and freestyle sessions with family. His new album, My Forte, combines personal stories and diverse topics, showcasing his wide range in rap through thoughtful wordplay and storytelling.Key Facts
- Ro$ama began rapping at nine years old using instrumentals from the video game 50 Cent: Blood in the Sand.
- Music was a family activity, with Ro$ama often freestyling at reunions.
- His album My Forte is named after his mother's last name and the musical term "forte," meaning strength.
- The album includes 20 songs covering a variety of themes, from personal reflections to stories about his region.
- Influences include Lil Wayne, T.I., DMX, Notorious B.I.G., Tupac Shakur, Nipsey Hussle, and Ludacris.
- Ro$ama writes lyrics starting from the last line and works backward to build his verses.
- The song “E.T.” on the album features a beat change that matches shifts in the story and emotion.
- His music blends his East Texas background with complex rap techniques like metaphors and storytelling.
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