September 6, 2022
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In this full-length interview, Toronto-based rapper/singer Pressa goes in depth about his upbringing in the Driftwood neighborhood of Toronto and being born to a Jamaican father and Filipino mother. The "Attachments" singer reveals that he was primarily raised by his mother and uncle because his dad spent the majority of his life in prison. As the interview progresses, he explains that his stage name is derived from his father's legal name, Prestige. Moving along talks about developing his business acumen, hustling, becoming an entrepreneur, and taking care of his brother. From there, he talks about the influence that American TV shows such as "Snowfall," "Raising Kanan," "Power Book: Ghost," and "BMF" has had on him. The 26-year-old talks about the making of the music video for "Attachments" featuring Coi Leray and what a thrill it was to meet her for the first time. Lastly, Pressa looks back on his relationship with Coi Leray and talks about why they broke up.
Interview by: Shirley Ju
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