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4:36Now PlayingR&B/Pop star Kat Dahlia chopped it up with VladTV and answered questions about Iggy Azalea's questionable accent, women joining forces in the music biz, and how she feels Hispanic artists are viewed by the industry.
When it comes to how Iggy spits bars versus how she speaks, Kat feels everything has a place, and that we should be able to know the real artist without any facades attached to them. Yet, some artists choose to be their persona as opposed to being themselves, and nowadays, fans can see right through that.
The "Gangsta" singer also spoke on the lack of women in Hip-Hop collaborating, and feels there aren't that many to really start a movement, but she would encourage women to unite and "stop letting the dudes win."
Lastly, Dahlia spoke on being Hispanic in the music business, revealing that her Cuban heritage has been an advantage for her, as she can reach audiences that some artists would have more trouble tapping into.
Check out the interview above.
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