When I first started rapping, I remember performing at UNITY in Albuquerque, out on the plaza, feeling like the only thing missing was a hat for people to throw their change into. What I was doing—being a Native rapper—was so outside of what people expected that they didn’t know what to make of it. And that’s how it was as I toured through Indian Country. I had to constantly break people out of their box of what they thought was possible for an Indigenous person. "Yeah, I rap. Yeah, I own a reco
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When I first started rapping, I remember performing at UNITY in Albuquerque, out on the plaza, feeling like the only thing missing was a hat for people to throw their change into. What I was doing—being a Native rapper—was so outside of what people expected that they didn’t know what to make of it. And that’s how it was as I toured through Indian Country. I had to constantly break people out of their box of what they thought was possible for an Indigenous person. "Yeah, I rap. Yeah, I own a reco
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