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QC
DSB: Thanks for sitting down
with Dastreetbuzz, would you
like to introduce yourself to our
readers?
QC: What’s poppin Dastreetbuzz
this the one and only Q tuda
muthafckin C, straight out of the
Dale living that Hostyle
Environment lifestyle!!!!!
DSB: Where does the name QC
come from?
QC: It’s the initials to my govy.
But it stands for a lot of things,
Quick Cash, Quiet Catastrophe,
Quality Control, Quintessentially
Cold… the list goes on!
DSB: When did you first
discover your talent and passion
for music?
QC: The passion and talent has
been there. I started playing the
drums in the 4th grade, and
when I hit highschool I hit high-
with Dastreetbuzz, would you
like to introduce yourself to our
readers?
QC: What’s poppin Dastreetbuzz
this the one and only Q tuda
muthafckin C, straight out of the
Dale living that Hostyle
Environment lifestyle!!!!!
DSB: Where does the name QC
come from?
QC: It’s the initials to my govy.
But it stands for a lot of things,
Quick Cash, Quiet Catastrophe,
Quality Control, Quintessentially
Cold… the list goes on!
DSB: When did you first
discover your talent and passion
for music?
QC: The passion and talent has
been there. I started playing the
drums in the 4th grade, and
when I hit highschool I hit high-
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school I got really into beatboxing and DJing and one day I hopped on the mic and shitted on it, then never
looked back!
DSB: So tell us QC, what makes you different from other artist?
QC: I really care more about the integrity of hip hop as a whole, it’s more than just spittin with me I try to convey
the substance, skill, and history through my music.
DSB: How do you feel about the current state of mind of Hip Hop?
QC: It’s looking a little suspect currently, but it has shown some positive growth in the past 5 years. I just wish
cats would worry less about being trendy and popular, and just keep it one hunnit.
DSB: With that being said, who are some of your biggest influences in music?
QC: Well, naturally I’m a certified spitter so my list is like this: Jay, Eminem, Black Thought, Jadakiss, Redman,
Andre 3000, and Phonte.
DSB: You recently dropped the video to the “ The Epitome” track, can you tell us some more about that?
QC: I go by the “Epitome of Spittery” so we basically wanted to showcase my rappin ability without focusing on
anything unrelated to straight Hip Hop. We shot the video in my hometown of Palmdale, and the only niggas in it,
is my niggas the Shitty Squiddy.
DSB: Any new music or projects we should keep an eye out for in 2011?
QC: Let’s see, Im workin on the QC album “No Discrepancies” coming soon, and me and my guy Kennz are
finishing up the “Teach You How to Spit” mixtape that should be dropping on New Years..
DSB: 5 years from now, where do you want to find yourself in your music career?
QC: Hopefully in 5 years I am comfortably revolutionizing the way people view MC’s and the hip hop community as
a whole!
DSB: Its been a pleasure speaking with you QC, any last words or shout-outs you’d like to leave our readers with?
QC: First and foremost, I appreciate all DaStreetBuzz love, and I’m gonna continue grinding and put this classic
music out for ya’ll! Hostyle Environment’s the click Shitty Squiddy’s the squadron, and Beats Radical is my
producer…. Booking info: bookqc@gmail.com Check me out at www.reverbnation.com/qcmusic Love!!!!
Interview By: StrarReezy
StarReezy@DaStreetBuzz.com
looked back!
DSB: So tell us QC, what makes you different from other artist?
QC: I really care more about the integrity of hip hop as a whole, it’s more than just spittin with me I try to convey
the substance, skill, and history through my music.
DSB: How do you feel about the current state of mind of Hip Hop?
QC: It’s looking a little suspect currently, but it has shown some positive growth in the past 5 years. I just wish
cats would worry less about being trendy and popular, and just keep it one hunnit.
DSB: With that being said, who are some of your biggest influences in music?
QC: Well, naturally I’m a certified spitter so my list is like this: Jay, Eminem, Black Thought, Jadakiss, Redman,
Andre 3000, and Phonte.
DSB: You recently dropped the video to the “ The Epitome” track, can you tell us some more about that?
QC: I go by the “Epitome of Spittery” so we basically wanted to showcase my rappin ability without focusing on
anything unrelated to straight Hip Hop. We shot the video in my hometown of Palmdale, and the only niggas in it,
is my niggas the Shitty Squiddy.
DSB: Any new music or projects we should keep an eye out for in 2011?
QC: Let’s see, Im workin on the QC album “No Discrepancies” coming soon, and me and my guy Kennz are
finishing up the “Teach You How to Spit” mixtape that should be dropping on New Years..
DSB: 5 years from now, where do you want to find yourself in your music career?
QC: Hopefully in 5 years I am comfortably revolutionizing the way people view MC’s and the hip hop community as
a whole!
DSB: Its been a pleasure speaking with you QC, any last words or shout-outs you’d like to leave our readers with?
QC: First and foremost, I appreciate all DaStreetBuzz love, and I’m gonna continue grinding and put this classic
music out for ya’ll! Hostyle Environment’s the click Shitty Squiddy’s the squadron, and Beats Radical is my
producer…. Booking info: bookqc@gmail.com Check me out at www.reverbnation.com/qcmusic Love!!!!
Interview By: StrarReezy
StarReezy@DaStreetBuzz.com