My standout records to date have been: "'Not In The Mood' is one, 'Being Honest,' 'Is Ya Ready,' 'Brotherly Love.' I got some shit on the way, I promise you. It went from 300 and the shit got almost a million views, I think they was looking." It don't got the views that all the other ones got. What’s your most slept-on song, and why?: "The first song I dropped, 'FTO.' That shit about to hit a mil, probably. So I know if it got me here, it's only gon' get better." I’m going to blow up because: "Before I got the label, I was doing it myself, dropping shit, and it got me here.
Niggas be saying my deep voice, I don't where they get that, Pop Smoke. My stepfather used to play a lot of Jeezy." I grew up listening to: " Chief Keef, Durk, other rappers like Biggie. 61 on the Billboard Hot 100, marking Kay's first time on the chart.Īs all the stars continue to align for young Kay Flock, he sat down with XXL over Zoom to share a little more about himself for this week's The Break. Tape, in early November, and got G Herbo to jump on the remix of "Being Honest." In addition to that, he's featured on Lil Tjay's latest single, "Not In The Mood" featuring Fivio Foreign. The track climbed to No. Kay Flock just dropped his debut project, The D.O.A. He officially moved up to the big leagues. All of these songs were released in the midst of Kay signing to Capitol Records this past July. The success of "Brotherly Love" put the battery in Kay Flock's back, and he followed up with "PSA," "Being Honest" and the raucous "Is Ya Ready," his biggest song yet with over 9 million YouTube views and 3 million Spotify streams. All three artists shine on the track, and the video has garnered over 8 million views and nearly 3 million Spotify streams.
That video has 3.4 million views now, but the song that put him on the map was the release of "Brotherly Love" with B-Lovee and their close friend Dougie B this past March.
Just a few months later, Kay dropped "Opp Spotter" with B-Lovee, and was already noticeably better at rapping.
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