Suga-T Interview (E-40's Sister)

Here's the introduction to the interview from Hiphopdx.com.......

The difference between a female emcee and a male is emcee is one thing: what they hold in between their two legs. It hasn’t been scientifically proven that male or female organs make one better than the other. Beyond urban legend, in each fist there is a mic, that connects to their spinal cord, that creates a backbone for heart throbbing, passionate lyrics that will translate into genderless music that transcends through what some would consider as “society’s glass ceilings.”

Suga-T, proved in the early '90s that female emcees could hold a mic and represent the same as their male counterparts. With the support of The Click, which included brothers E-40, D-Shot and B-Legit, Suga-T proved that the storm that would make a dent in the Hip Hop industry, would need the flavor of a woman as much as it did a mans’.

Since then, songs like 1994’s "Hurricane" and "Sprinkle Me," have become Hip Hop classics and a precedent for women in the Bay Area as well as femcees all over the world, to spit, sing and embrace their positions in Hip Hop as qualified musicians.

This month, HipHopDX pays homage, while chopping it up with the totally reformed Suga-T, an unforgettable voice that helped create some of Hip Hop’s most unique tracks.

Read the interview here: http://www.hiphopdx.com/index/features/id.943/title.where-the-hell-have-you-been-suga-t