Since “Cut Her Off” was so big on Vine, Youtube, and other music visuals, what are your thoughts on hip-hop’s relationship with social media?

It’s a gift and a curse. With social media, I feel like nowadays, mother*ckers don’t care about the music like they used to. They just want to see some monkey sh*t online, and tune into the bullsh*t. At the same time, it helps artists if something pops online. It’s a 50/50 balance. I love it and hate it at the same time.

Was making the XXL Freshmen cover important to you?

I feel like the cover is a stepping-stone. It give you that look you might want or need as an artist. I could’ve done fine without it too, but it gave me that extra buzz, and I appreciate them. They gave me the opportunity to be on there.

Who or what are you bumping in your headphones on the daily right now?

I bump with that Future [Dirty Sprite 2]. He from the hometown. I’m bumping that Meek album. I’m bumping really anybody I can get my hands on. If I f*ck with it, I f*ck with it. I really don’t have any certain go-to.

If you could serenade “Comfortable” to a celebrity crush, who would you want it to be?

I’d sing to RiRi. I’d take Sanaa Lathan. When I saw her at the BET Awards, she was looking good as hell! There’s so many, man. Just all of the bad b*tches, man.