Latto "eats and sleeps" in the studio as she composes new music. She's technically living in the studio to deliver music for her fans.
During a recent interview with Billboard, Big Energy's Alyssa Stephens, whose actual name is Alyssa Stephens, confirmed that she is about to release new music.
She shared that she has been in the studio every day, eating and sleeping there. It's not going be the usual though - it will be bigger, have better visuals, greater versatility, and more bars as well as punchlines. Latto did not specify when she will release her new music.
She acknowledged, however, that the positive fan response to her single Lottery "feels so good." Latto promoted her new Apple Music 1 program, 777 Radio, which debuted on Thursday, elsewhere in the conversation.
Latto also stated in an interview with Chloe Bailey that trolls' remarks about her "aging" appearance have affected her. Above, at approximately 12:50 of the interview on Latto's Apple Music program 777 Radio, the 24-year-old asked Bailey, who is also 24 years old, if she feels pressure to maintain a particular image.
Bailey was taken aback by the remark and said it is "crazy" that anyone believes Latto is older than 24. Latto stated that she has seen internet trolls comment that she resembles a "old white woman," and that this became a source of insecurity for her only after she encountered such remarks on social media. "It's all because of social media," said Latto. "
She said she never thought she looked old until she read it on the Internet.
On the topic of being concerned with how one may be perceived on social media, Bailey described the time when critics commented on how she was seated at the VMAs.
She explained that she attempted to "just sit and look forward" in order to avoid comments and because she was wearing a corset, but when she went online, she discovered that people had made lewd remarks about her.
Latto lights up the stage and the red carpet at the 2023 iHeartRadio Music Awards back in March 27.
The 24-year-old rapper strolled the red carpet outside the event wearing a long red Rick Owens from FWRD dress and a pair of black heels, which matched her nails. She later hopped onstage inside the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles for a medley of her breakout hit "Big Energy" and newest single "Lottery" during the performance.
Wearing a crop top emblazoned with the the title "Future MILF" and a skirt fashioned out of playing cards, she reminded viewers that she was more than deserving of her Best New Hip-Hop Artist win. The hitmaker did share the honor with another emerging rapper. Latto tied with GloRilla for the title of Best New Hip-Hop Artist. Check out the complete winners list here to see who else won big at the awards show.
