Naffy G Defends Saucy Santana’s “Quiet on the Creek,” Reveals Plans to Open a Halfway House

In this new episode of Skipping Class, Lalaa Shepard sits down with rising Omaha, Nebraska rapper Naffy G for an in-depth conversation about her music, life experiences, motherhood, and plans for the future.

Naffy G speaks on performing at Coalition DJs’ New Music Mondays, the success of her record “Ruth Chris,” receiving a co-sign from Tia Kemp, and the story behind “Naffy Krueger.” She also discusses appearing in Saucy Santana’s “Quiet on the Creek” music video and shares her thoughts on the controversy surrounding the record and male DJs who are hesitant to play it.

Beyond music, Naffy G gets personal about beginning her rap career at 13, experiencing street life and gun charges, and how motherhood changed her outlook on life. She opens up about raising her son with autism and addresses common misconceptions surrounding autism. Naffy G also reflects on losing her older brother when they were teenagers and reveals that she and her family are working toward opening a halfway house to help others. She ultimately shares why motivational speaking and giving back are an important part of her purpose beyond music.

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