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Premiere: 'Free To Be' with Rapper Cakes Da Killa
In celebration of Pride, OUT got a drink with the queer rapper to discuss the importance of being yourself.
June 23 2017 5:22 PM EST
May 31 2023 6:23 PM EST
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In celebration of Pride, OUT got a drink with the queer rapper to discuss the importance of being yourself.
"Ima be me, you should be you," asserts queer New York rapper Cakes Da Killa on his new LGBTQ anthem, "Free To Be." The liberated rap-pop track, produced by davOmakesbeats, packs a powerful message into two short minutes, as Cakes flies through lyrics about self-love, queer romance and gender acceptance.
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"Accept me for my mind, not what's in my underwear," Cakes spits above energetic, bubbly production. "Here to make it clear, live life with no fears. How you're feeling in your head might not match what's down there."
With an addictive hook that repeats the ultimate LGBTQ chant, "Got me feeling so free to be," the queer emcee's latest arrives just in time for Pride month and offers a strong follow-up to his full-length album, Hedonism.
Listen to the OUT premiere of "Free To Be," below, and sip cocktails with Cakes, above.
Video Director & Editor: Matt Sparks
Video Producer: Justin Moran
Video Grooming: Cate Urena
Video Accessories Stylist: Kristtian Chevere
Top & Robe: Whatever 21, Sunglasses: Gucci
Special Thanks to Baby Brasa, 173 7th Avenue South.
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