I had a stepfather who was a tour bus driver. My journey with hip-hop started at an early age. Talk about your journey in music, how did you get your start? I really cherish Rhode Island and I cherish all the creators that fight within that city to get out, because we're really built with that underdog mentality. We already feel like our backs are against the wall from the beginning because we're such a small place. I can credit being from Rhode Island to why I work so hard and why I'm so driven. We grow up with that hunger and that drive. A lot of people from here want to make it out more than somebody from a major city ,or from a place that's more prominent with music. For me, it was really that underdog mentality growing up. Being the smallest state in the country, there's really little to no opportunity. What was it like growing up in Rhode Island? Right next to New York, so we're still feeling it.
We're not too bad in the COVID department, but we're still there. It's not too bad because it's a small state. Read below as we discuss his upbringing in Providence, how he fell in love with hip-hop, the underdog mentality, partnering with LIVIT and giving back, benefits of Rhythm + Flow, “What A Time,” and more!
Flaunt caught up with Flawless Real Talk via Zoom, who was located back in his hometown of providence. Unlike other virtual shows, LIVIT focuses on fan and artist interaction, while giving back to charitable causes. The world’s in a dark place right now, putting out anything other than ‘What a Time’ would be an injustice to the people who really needed to hear that.”įlawless also announced his partnership with LIVIT, a global live streaming app, which will kick off the next generation of streaming for musicians all over the world. I thought it was important to put it out so my fans know where I stand with social injustice. Flawless explains,” I speak on my perspective and what I feel in my emotions. At age 19, Flawless moved to Atlanta from his hometown of Providence, Rhode Island, with no game plan set.įast forward to 2020, he unleashes his newest single titled “What A Time,” which signifies and speaks on social injustice with absolutely no sugarcoating. Boasting 768K followers on Instagram alone, the independent rapper and entrepreneur has always carried that drive and ambition to be someone big one day - and rapping would be his ticket there. You may have seen him on the Netflix’s talent competition show Rhythm + Flow, but he’s actually so much more. When it comes to his rapping ability, he embodies the definition of hip-hop: telling his story and inspiring the masses with his words. Rapping under the moniker Flawless Real Talk is self-explanatory, and real name Alberto Martinez is a student of the game. Flawless Real Talk is here to cement his name in the music industry, creating meaningful records that speak volumes to the current happenings of the world.
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