At Twiztid‘s annual New Years Evil show in Columbus, Faygoluvers’ very own Scottie D will be conducting an interview with MNE’s Blaze Ya Dead Homie and Lex the Hex Master. If you didn’t see the Facebook post, then like our page HERE. If you didn’t see the forum post, then signup an account HERE. And quit slacking! So, although very recently an interview with Lex was made, it’s been a good minute since Blaze had spoken to Faygoluvers. The two of them will be giving their insight and future plans.
Although there is ground that will be covered, we are encouraging you to send in your questions for the two artists. Below are the various options that you can send in your questions, including:
OUR CONTACT PAGE
OUR FACEBOOK PAGE
THIS FORUM TOPIC
BY COMMENTING BELOW
So go ahead and send in your most intriguing questions, and they quite possibly will be answered during the interview.
In addition to Twiztid, other performers for New Years Evil are Blaze Ya Dead Homie, Insane E, The Real Chaos, Devious T, Lex the Hex Master, Menace 2 Sobriety, Godz of Kaos, and BPTE. Jelly Roll had to pull out due to a probation violation. You can purchase tickets from the link below.
Faygoluvers Comments
TheShadow
Comment posted on Thursday, December 31st, 2015 06:20 am GMT -5 at 6:20 am
Blaze: Who is your favorite producer for your work, and do you ever produce any of your own tracks?
Mr.Bitches
Comment posted on Thursday, December 31st, 2015 10:53 am GMT -5 at 10:53 am
Lex seems to have a style of Rapping that would fit in great with allota West Coast old school Gangsta Rap/Horrorcore vets like Spice 1,Gravediggaz,Brotha Lynch Hung ect..Or even some of the newer talent outta cali like Trizz or G mo skee.Just Curious if hes familiar with these cats and if hed consider working with any of em’
Spazness
Comment posted on Friday, January 1st, 2016 06:29 am GMT -5 at 6:29 am
For Lex:
1) Who is the king of horrorcore/death rap/wicked shit in New York?
2) Any New York rappers on his new album
3) Is Nas still relevant in Queens, from my understanding people were proud of his stuff in Queens.
4) Thoughts of the New New York Scene (guys like Joey Bada$$, The Under Achievers, Flatbush Zombies and A$AP Rocky).
For Blaze
1) Is wearing the top hat, a hint of a gradual change of his persona. AKA going from a dead gangster to maybe a circus ringleader.
2) Any chance of a collab with Brotha Lynch Hung?
3) Will you keep the face-paint from your new music video, it’s the best face-paint I’ve seen.
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