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Interview: APVEEZY Discusses Career, Background, and Musical Influences

Sidney Gailyard, better known as APVEEZY is an American rapper, singer-songwriter, and producer. He had been making music off and on since high school. However, it wasn’t until 2018, that he would decide to take his craft more seriously. VEEZY began writing songs around age, 11, experimenting with poetry as his basis for coming up with lyrics. By age 16 he felt he had found his niche as a Rap Artist. Citing notable influences ranging from, Bad Boy, Rocafella, and various west coast artists to southern rap acts such as OutKast, Goodie Mob, Cash Money, No Limit, Slip N Slide, and many more.

VEEZY began releasing Rap Music, in his leisure, at age 17, while balancing his high school education. Around this time, making beats, became a second craft and an additional measure in cutting music production costs. By 2018, VEEZY had decided it was time he got his own recording setup, spending afternoons and nights teaching himself the basics of mixing and mastering through research and tutorials. His Debut Album “A Veteran and A Rookie” is now available across all Spotify, Apple Music, and more.

We had the pleasure of talking to Sidney Gailyard aka APVEEZY, a fast-rising American-based rapper-songwriter, and producer We chatted about his background, inspirations, creative process, and upcoming plans.

1: Tell us about your background getting to where you are today?

I’ve been making music for years but, didn’t really take my craft seriously until 2 or 3 years ago. I’ve been writing songs since I was 10 or 11.. started making my own beats at 16. Investing in my own in-home recording setup and learning how to mix and master many years after that. It’s been a process for sure.

2: Where are you from?

Jacksonville, Florida. The infamous Duval County (lol).

3: How did you get into music?

Grew up listening to different kinds. Old Soul and R&B from the ’60s and ’70s. My favorite is late 80’s and 90’s R&B. Hear a lot of Jazz cause that was my mom’s favorite genre. The First Rap I heard was No Limit and Bad Boy Artists. Biggie, Ma$e, Master P, Silk, Mystikal etc.

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Offset Shuts Down Dr. Cheyenne Bryant’s DM Allegations with Receipts

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To further clarify, he posted a screenshot of their actual conversation, which clearly showed that he approached Bryant with a professional intent, wanting to discuss business matters rather than anything romantic. The public reaction was swift, with many fans criticizing Bryant for making what they felt was an unnecessary claim. One user pointed out that even if the message was presented out of context, it was inappropriate for her to disclose details about a potential business relationship. Others noted that it was obvious Offset was not trying to flirt but rather was interested in having a straightforward conversation.

This incident highlights how quickly stories can change online, especially for celebrities. Offset’s straightforward response made it clear that he won’t let anyone misrepresent him. He handled the situation with poise, and his comment, “Clout smh,” effectively put an end to the speculation. Fans appreciated how Offset managed the situation calmly and honestly, proving that sticking to the truth can often be the best approach in the face of drama. As Offset moves forward in his career and personal life, this incident is just another minor hurdle. It shows that he remains in control of his story and reputation.

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DJ Vlad Sparks Heated Debate Over Rubi Rose’s Alleged Underage Relationships with Superstar Rappers

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This led Akademiks to reveal an unreleased video where Rose names four famous rappers she has supposedly dated. While no specific names were confirmed, mentions of Travis Scott and 21 Savage during the conversation have only fueled the speculation. Things got even more complicated with accusations suggesting that Rubi Rose may have been underage during some of these relationships. Although there’s no solid proof for these claims, they have become a hot topic online, with many people questioning their validity and the ethics behind spreading such unverified information. Rubi Rose is known for her bold personality and musical talent, but she has also faced a lot of public criticism.

Her high-profile relationships, like those with comedian Druski, rapper DDG, and French Montana, have often made headlines. One ongoing controversy is her relationship with DDG, which has seen rumors of an alleged break-in at his home by Rose herself. The details of that situation remain unclear, but it has only added to the drama surrounding her life. So far, Rubi Rose has not publicly addressed the recent allegations. Whether she decides to speak out or stay quiet, this unfolding story highlights how blurry the lines can be between entertainment, gossip, and the real lives of celebrities.

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