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Download a collaborative EP and read what “Fat Man Key!” has to say about iLoveMakonnen and music when he’s 40.
Over the last couple months, yet another wave of experimental Atlanta rap has crested, powered largely by the breakout success of iLoveMakonnen and bolstered by a handful of increasingly viral singles like Father’s “Look at Wrist” and OG Maco’s “U Guessed It” (the latter recently reached the top of Billboard’s Twitter-driven Emerging Artists chart). Less present in the current conversation—but no less essential to the city’s new wave of anything-goes, genre-agnostic artists, informed in equal measures by Atlanta trap music and post-based Internet ephemera—is Key!, the 23-year old rapper formerly of the Two 9 collective. He’s featured on “Look at Wrist,” but his catalog extends far beyond that; he’s been making music since 2006, and his Mothers Are the Blame and Fathers Are the Curse mixtapes in particular (the latter featured his buzzy, self-produced 2013 hit “Guess Who”) contain a good deal of the blueprint for the latest edition of “new Atlanta'—informed in equal measures by trap music and post-based net ephemera, and delivered in a wry deadpan. The production is often stripped down to its most essential parts, but ranges from deliberately harsh (the nauseous sing-song of “Guess Who,” the Henny-soaked piano of latest hit “Give Em Hell”) to gauzy and translucent (“Recoup”), deliberately shirking any easy pigeonholing
Today he shares FKeyi, a five-track collaboration with production duo FKi,his strongest project in an already solid stream of 2014 releases. Pivoting away from the deranged rawness of the Give Em Hell EP, a collaborative project with OG Maco released earlier this summer, FKeyi favors slicker sounds and loftier, more radio-friendly ambitions. Stream the EP below, then read an interview with Key! about the so-called “new Atlanta,” internet fads and drunken freestyling.
You’ve been going crazy with the releases this year--No One Is Ready 2, 808Keys, Give Em Hell. I could barely keep track already, and now you’re dropping another EP. I’m just trying to flood the internet. But yeah, the new tape is with the group FKi—you know, they made “Make It Rain.”
How’s this one different from the other projects you’ve put out lately? This one’s gonna make me a bunch of money. This is like, transformed Key!, like pop star Key! It’s like—what’s that shit—new wave music. But with me on it.
If we’re talking pop star Key!: for a while now, you’ve been working in the style of music from Atlanta that’s just now crossing over with people like Makonnen. Yeah, that’s how they do it in Atlanta. That’s how they do all original Atlanta artists. Out of Atlanta artists, everybody’s swag has been stolen by everybody. But why I fuck with Makonnen—the name has nothing to do with the example really, but the example you gonna get is like, Marvin Gaye type shit. I don’t know—that’s how I feel when I hear his music, nothing else. I don’t hear hip-hop, I hear, like, if you put a piano behind this nigga, some old music, he could do it. He be talking about trap shit, though.
Does it get old when blogs talk about a “new Atlanta” every six months? Yeah, and I been in all of them, since the first one. I feel old now, and I ain’t nothing but 23. Like the Two 9 phenomenon, when that shit was going crazy, they treated us the same way. But like, if Atlanta is paying attention, then everybody is paying attention. Because it’s nothing but pushing rappers out the same way Detroit was pushing Motown out.
Do you feel like you fit into the Atlanta rap scene in general? Not the hipster Atlanta scene. The hipster Atlanta, they took other folk’s swag and brought it here and made it their own. I hear the A$AP sounds, all the other sounds, Internet fads—they brought that shit here. Again, this is excluding Makonnen because he ain’t a rapper to me. But the little hipster scene, cause that’s what people try to categorize me in, that’s where they think I came from—I’m gonna be honest with you, folks ain’t talking about shit. I hear a lot of music, and some folks do be getting deep on their projects sometimes, but the songs they be pushing, they ain’t talking about shit. It’s just like, let’s make a turn-up record! It’s really better in New York than it is out here. People out here are weird, they fuck with your buzz more than they fuck with you. They know your music ain’t changed, they know that you been fire, they know that you talented, but it ain’t nothing unless everybody fuck with you, or like they see something on Twitter. A FADER interview? Niggas could be famous off that, they don’t need no money, they could walk around just flexing off a FADER interview. I don’t know. I be in the house. I shouldn’t have been around as many artists as I’ve been around. After I left Two 9 I should’ve stayed by myself. Everything’s a blueprint, everybody’s trying to hop on the same blueprint, like some “let’s do it again” type shit. That’s how I feel. Hey, let me be part of your team, let’s do it again.
Do you feel slept on? I don’t think I am. I haven’t stopped eating for the last three years. I’m the only thing that’s pushing me back. It took a long time, so it’s gonna last a long time. Like I said, the only person holding me back is me. If I ever go broke, it’s because I let myself go broke.
What kind of stuff do you listen to in your spare time? Right now I just listen to myself and then some random shit. I used to listen to more music when I was sampling and making beats. But right now I probably just listen to Young Thug and Chief Keef. Bankroll Fresh, Ola Playa. And my wife—Dej Loaf, that girl from Detroit. She’s not really my wife, she commented on one of my pictures last night though, she sent me a heart. I’m waiting for you to ask me some deep questions though, so I can flex my brain and shit. Like, what do I think I’m about to do, what are my predictions for myself.
Well, damn, okay, what are your predictions for yourself? I’m probably gonna run music by the time I’m like 40. I probably won’t make no music by then cause everybody gonna sound like me. Or it’s gonna be like Stevie Wonder music. I recently just found out I can play the piano, I never knew I could play the piano before.
There’s some crazy piano in your song “Give Em Hell” that’s been making the rounds lately. Brandon Thomas made that beat, this little weird kid. He’s fire as fuck at making beats. He weird, though. I got cousins like that. I freestyled that whole song, though.
It’s a really weird song. You’re like on your drunk ODB freestyle shit. Yeah, that’s the same day we made that other song, “U Guessed It.” I ain’t gonna lie, I was inspired by that song, I don’t usually freestyle all the way through, it’ll be like a four-bar punch like how Lil Wayne and them be doing. But then when he did that I was like, 'Ooh, I’m about to turn up,' and I was a little bit more drunk, so I was just going crazy. That’s a whole different side of music, it makes you think differently.
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Birth name | Makonnen Sheran |
Also known as | Makonnen Danny Morris |
Born | April 12, 1989 (age 30) Los Angeles, California, U.S. |
Origin | Atlanta, Georgia, U.S. |
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Years active | 2008-present |
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Website | www.ilovemakonnen.com |
Makonnen Sheran (born April 12, 1989), better known by his stage name iLoveMakonnen, is an American rapper and singer.[3] His rise to fame began in 2014, after Canadian rapper Drake released a remix to his song 'Tuesday'.
- 2Career
- 4Discography
- 4.3Singles
Early life[edit]
Makonnen was born on April 12, 1989,[4] in South Los Angeles, California,[5] and was named after Tafari Makonnen Woldemikael, the birth name of Haile Selassie I. His father is a first generation immigrant from Belize who worked as an electrician and his mother was a nail instructor who worked in the beauty business for over 30 years.[6] In an interview, he described himself as mixed with African American, Indian, Irish, Belgian, German and Chinese heritage.[7]
Growing up in Los Angeles,[6] he moved to the Atlanta area in 2002 when he was 13 years old, due to his parents divorce, and witnessed the death of a close friend in his senior year in high school.[6]
His grandmother was an opera singer, which influenced his musical career.
Career[edit]
2008–2013: Career beginnings[edit]
'I was hanging out with drug dealers and thieves and the pretty girls that were popular. The kids thought I was kind of bad. Not reckless, but a badass. A lot of people really look up to me. I kind of represent them. It’s like, they’ll stand behind me, but they won’t stand beside me.'
ILoveMakonnen in an interview with journalist Naomi Zeichner from BuzzFeed magazine in August 2014.[8]
Makonnen started making songs on his Gateway computer and uploading them to MySpace. On this website, he met other rising musicians, such as Adele. Makonnen also created a blog, where he would post interviews with musicians such as Lil B and Soulja Boy Tell'em.[8]
After a period under house arrest following the accidental fatal shooting of a friend,[9] he enrolled in a cosmetology school and became a part of a group called Phantom Posse.[8][10][11] In January 2012, Makonnen met Atlanta producer Mike Will Made It and formed a brief professional relationship with him. However, because of Mike Will's busy schedule, the two were not able to meet often, and soon were separated from each other.[7]
2014: Rise to prominence[edit]
In March 2014, record producer Mike Will Made It would reply to Makonnen and brought him to the DTP studios, where he played some of his songs towards a fellow producer Metro Boomin. Metro instantly liked Makonnen and stayed in touch with him. Later, after recording six songs together, Metro brought these fellow Atlanta producers Sonny Digital and 808 Mafia, who were all unusually impressed with him. Two days later, Makonnen recorded the song, titled 'Don't Sell Molly No More' with Sonny Digital, which would later launch his music career. Sonny Digital introduced him to the other Atlanta producers such as DJ Spinz, Dun Deal and St.Louis Producer Cammy Recklezz. He started gaining local fame within the community with songs such as 'Living on the Southside', 'Sneaky Lady' and 'My New Friend'.[12] Makonnen was then featured on Mike Will's mixtape, titled Ransom.
In July 2014, the singer released his self-titled EP iLoveMakonnen, which included the singles 'Tuesday' and 'I Don't Sell Molly No More'.[13] The latter reached pop singer Miley Cyrus, who shared it on her Instagram. The post got over 210,000 likes and counting, that brought a lot of new fans to Makonnen.[12][14] On August 15, 2014, Vice included his song 'Whip It' in their Staff Picks for the Week list, commenting: 'Makonnen's voice is incredible! ... How could you not have a good time listening to this song? If there is anyone I trust to teach me how to whip it, it is definitely my friend Makonnen.'[15]
In August 2014, after hearing 'Club Goin' Up on a Tuesday', Drake reached out to one of the song's producers, Sonny Digital, to ask to remix the song. Makonnen quickly agreed to send the beat to Drake, but didn't think much of it. However, two days later Drake released a remix to the song, much to Makonnen's surprise.[16] The Atlanta singer later commented: 'Yeah, I surprised. Shocking. Drake listens to Makonnen. It was great. I was excited. Surprised, shocked. Just overwhelmed.'[5] The remix, simply titled 'Tuesday' went viral and led to increased media interest in iLoveMakonnen.[13][17]
In August 2014, Makonnen was featured in XXL's The Come Up section, which focuses on blowing up artists.[5] He later stated he is not looking for a major label deal and instead plans to go touring and recording music independently: 'I'm not too thirsty to sign a deal. Cause a label will really just take all your free music down and you have to be somebody's bitch.' On September 1, 2014, it was announced that Makonnen had signed to Drake's label OVO Sound, which is distributed by Warner Bros. Records.[18]
2015–2016: OVO Sound and I LOVE MAKONNEN 2[edit]
In an interview with The Fader in December 2015, more than a year after signing to Drake's OVO Sound, Makonnen said the label delayed tracks from I LOVE MAKONNEN 2 from coming out. The song 'Second Chance,' for example, was finished in January 2015 and intended for a summer release,[19] but ended up being self-released by Makonnen in November 2015.[20] Makonnen said, 'Second Chance was supposed to be that summer banger this summer. That was supposed to be out, touching people and hitting them this summer. By the time next year they'll be ready for something else. It's all late. People are doubting me, doubting what the fuck I said when I made the fucking song. You wait a year later and it's whatever. Hopefully, it's worked right. The song is structured properly. Everything is all there for proper radio play to just spin it over and over to people. Who knows? I don't know what the fuck they want.'[19]
Makonnen also claimed 'extra bullshit in the industry' stopped 'Teach Me How To Whip It' and 'No M'aam' from getting radio play. When asked if he still talked to Drake, Makonnen responded, 'Here and there. By the time this comes out, I'll probably see him six more times or no more times. I don’t know. I just wish everybody well in all that they do and I just go on and live my life and try to uplift motherfuckers. At the end of the day I'm tired of uplifting people. I just gotta uplift myself now because everything else is a waste of time.'[19]
Makonnen also described the music scene: 'There's not even any money here anymore. It's all lies. The money's gone and everybody is now keeping up this front as if there's money there.'[19]
On February 8, 2016 it was announced that among Travis Scott and Vic Mensa, that Makonnen will be part of the 'WANGSQUAD', an Alexander Wang campaign.[21]
2016–present: Departure from OVO Sound[edit]
On April 18, 2016, Makonnen parted ways with Drake's label OVO Sound, with no clear reason being stated other than the explanation that the 'choice to be solely on Warner Bros. Records was the right thing for me and for my best interest.'[22] Makonnen later implied that he was threatened by Drake and numerous others at OVO Sound.[23] On May 7, 2016, Makonnen announced he would be retiring from music to focus on acting but dropped a new song shortly after, with confirmation of a new project coming soon.[24]
In the late summer of 2017, Makonnen collaborated on an album with Lil Peep in London. The album was delayed after Peep's death and is expected to be released on Makonnen's label Warner Bros. on a yet to be announced date.[25] On August 17, 2018, Makonnen announced a single he co-wrote titled 'Falling Down', a reworking of 'Sunlight On Your Skin' that he recorded with Peep during the sessions in London. The new version features recently deceased rapper XXXTentacion, who recorded his verses following Peep's death.[26] The single was officially released on September 19, 2018.[27] The original 'Sunlight On Your Skin' version was released on September 27, 2018.[28] The release date for the album collaboration has yet to be revealed.
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Personal life[edit]
On January 20, 2017, Makonnen came out as gay on his official Twitter account.[29][30]
Discography[edit]
EPs[edit]
Title | Album details | Peak chart positions | ||
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iLoveMakonnen |
| 72 | 48 | |
iLoveMakonnen 2[33] |
| -- | 40 | |
Fun Summer 17 Vol. 1[34] |
| -- | -- | |
iLoveMakonnen X Ronny J (with Ronny J)[35] |
| -- | -- | |
iLoveAmerica[36] |
| -- | -- | |
M3[37] |
| -- | -- | |
'—' denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory. |
Mixtapes[edit]
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Holiday Special |
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LTE |
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A Trillion Light Years |
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Drink More Water |
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Drink More Water 2 |
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3 Suns |
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Drink More Water 3 |
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Drink More Water 4 |
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Drink More Water 5 |
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Whip It Up (with Rich The Kid)[38] |
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Drink More Water 6 |
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Red Trap Dragon (with Danny Wolf) |
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Singles[edit]
As lead artist[edit]
Title | Year | Peak chart positions | Certifications | Album | ||||
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US [39] | US R&B/HH [40] | US R&B [41] | CAN [42] | FRA [43] | ||||
'Tuesday' (featuring Drake) | 2014 | 12 | 2 | 1 | 56 | 86 |
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'Sellin' | 2016 | -- | -- | -- | -- | -- | Drink More Water 6 | |
'Side to Side' | -- | -- | -- | -- | -- | N/A | ||
'Love' (featuring Rae Sremmurd)[45] | 2017 | -- | -- | -- | -- | -- | ||
'Sunlight On Your Skin' (with Lil Peep) | 2018 | -- | -- | -- | -- | -- | Come Over When You're Sober, Pt. 2 | |
'I've Been Waiting'[46] (with Lil Peep featuring Fall Out Boy) | 2019 | 62 | -- | -- | -- | -- | TBA |
As featured artist[edit]
Title | Year | Album |
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'I Like Tuh'[47] (Carnage featuring iLoveMakonnen) | 2015 | Papi Gordo |
'Kolony Anthem'[48] (Steve Aoki featuring iLoveMakonnen & Bok Nero) | 2017 | Steve Aoki Presents Kolony |
'How Else'[48] (Steve Aoki featuring Rich The Kid & iLoveMakonnen) | ||
'No Friends'[49] (Chase Atlantic featuring iLoveMakonnen & K CAMP) | 2017 | Part Three |
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Guest appearances[edit]
Title | Year | Artist(s) | Album |
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'Nokia' | 2014 | Father | L1L D1DDY |
'Look at Wrist' | Father, Key! | Young Hot Ebony | |
'Day2Day' (Remix) | Tunji Ige, Michael Christmas | N/A | |
'I Understand' | Key!, FKi | F Key i | |
'FriendsMaybe' | Rome Fortune | Small VVorld | |
'Syrup in My Soda' | Mike WiLL Made-It, Riff Raff | N/A | |
'Swerve' | Mike WiLL Made-It | Ransom | |
'H.O.M.E.' | 2015 | Trinidad James | No One Is Safe |
'Interviews' | Brodinski, Yung Gleesh | Brava | |
'TrUe Thang' | Rome Fortune, CeeJ | loloU | |
'Take it Easy' | Gucci Mane | Breakfast | |
'Slaughter Ya Daughter' | 21 Savage, Key! | The Slaughter Tape | |
'All Black Hummers' | Father, Archibald Slim, Ethereal | Papicodone | |
'Favorite Record (Remix)' | Fall Out Boy | Make America Psycho Again | |
'Who Be Lovin' Me' | 2016 | Santigold | 99¢ |
'Why Don't U' | Father, Abra | I'm a Piece of Shit | |
'Party on Me' | Father, Ethereal | ||
'Thru It All' (Remix) | Wintertime | I Know What You Did Last Winter | |
'Take it Easy' | Gucci Mane | Meal Ticket | |
'Cash Cash' | |||
'Forever' | FKi | 1st Time for Everything | |
'Coming Soon' | Skepta, Céon | N/A | |
'Lit' | Rome Fortune | VVORLDVVIDE PIMPSTATION | |
'My Boy Band 'Exortion' | Rome Fortune, Nevabitch | ||
'I'll Be Damned'[50] | Hoodrich Pablo Juan, Lil Yachty | N/A | |
'Global' | 2017 | Lil B | Black Ken |
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I was on house arrest and was going to cosmetology school. I was hanging around a whole bunch of girls, learning how to do hair and shit.
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External links[edit]
- ILoveMakonnen on Twitter
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