Good to hear her talking about moving on and taking pride in finishing/accomplishing things. I’ve found that not every Juggalo is into the Family thing, but she’ll probably have to learn that in her own time. Reaching out through art (or however) to let people know they’re not alone in their pain seems like a valuable use of time; repeatedly defining yourself by pain, on the other hand, seems like a one-way ticket to the abyss. Here’s raw, uncut footage of how Blahzay can make people’s heads explode with her next release:

She didn’t come off as sincere or even articulate to me. Her nervousness was distracting, to be honest the editing wasn’t helping. Way too many jump cuts for a serious, sit-down interview. 3/10.

I hope her next release is dark as fuck so the people whom spread the most hate and negativity can wine about how it has too much winy hate and negativity.

I think some of you guys are the exact type of people she commented about on social media that overly criticize every single thing about someone. At this point, no, I’m not a fan of hers and did not enjoy her EP. I am still rooting for her as I think she has some talent there and may put out something more enjoyable as she grows as an artist and person. 

I did not find her to be insincere at all like some of you have said. To me, seeing this interview explains a lot about her music. Suggesting that she’s looking down to read responses? Come on. You never met an introverted person that has a hard time making eye contact, let alone someone with her back story? She also hasn’t really had any interviews with a camera in her face like this as far as I’m aware. 

Again, not a fan of her music so far, but I think she made some good points about where she’s coming from and you guys need to lighten the fuck up with his over-judgement and jumping to wild conclusions. By the way, I too was a psycho major (’07 Kent State mothafugga) but since when do we need a fuckin’ psycho major to watch a goddamn interview to learn more about Psychopathic’s newest artists? @scottied – you did an excellent job with the interview and were ready to ask some uncomfortable questions and help her along when maybe she was getting stuck on certain answers. Nice work. 

djscrubb, that’s not the Lotus Pod it is VJs house. 

Cheshyr said 

…and honestly… after watching a bit of the interview… her personality seem like shit and not someone I’d want to hang out with in the first place. I don’t think there’s anyone else on Psy or MNE that I feel that way about (even IF I don’t buy their stuff).  

Well said.

YakkAttack said
The oddest part of the interview was when Scottie asked her to explain how she met J and everything that led up to her being an artists and after her short story about messaging J on Facebook it cuts to Scottie already asking another question… wtf was that?!

Joe Bruce probably had final cut on the interview, I’m sure he didn’t want Blahzay spilling too much, due to his ongoing divorce proceedings with Sugar Slam.

Scottie D proved once again he is a loyal soldier, and edited that shit out.

Cheshyr said
The problem isn’t over-analysis.

The problem is the way Psychopathic chose to “introduce” her…. by just flat out DUMPING her on us! At the Gathering. In front of thousands… There’s no other option BUT to talk about everything as it comes up.

There was no guest spot on a few tracks. There was no photo bombs with her in the background somewhere. There was no interaction with anyone else on Psychopathic that was presented anywhere BEFORE dumping her on all of us. Period.

The APPROACH was “all or nothing” and that seems to be how juggalos are receiving her. All or nothing.

…and honestly… after watching a bit of the interview… her personality seem like shit and not someone I’d want to hang out with in the first place. I don’t think there’s anyone else on Psy or MNE that I feel that way about (even IF I don’t buy their stuff).  

Definitely some valid points here

I never got the impression that answers were edited out. I just got the impression that she was kind of annoying.