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FSD Feature: Revisiting “On My Momma” 10 Years Later

Posted on June 12, 2012 by FSD Staff

Fatboi Fresh: What are you currently working on? What’s the next move to get things back in order the way it once were?

True Enuff: I’m currently working on an album that I’m putting together on my own. I’m always working on music. Even when I fell back, I was doing two songs a week. My plan is to make dope, impactful music — that timeless shit you can rock to 10 years from now. At the moment, I’m just hand-picking niggas and building my team. I learned that the rap industry is not just about being nice, you gotta study the ins and outs of this shit in order to be effective — so I just been peeping game or “going to college” as I call it.

All in all, I’m looking to build with other individuals who are good at what they do and got they mind right. I got so much love for my city, and I grew up during the Crucial Conflict, Twista, Do or Die, Traxster, Common era. That’s all I listened to, and I had so much respect for what they did musically, that I still get star struck to this day when I see them. But that’s what I wanna reintroduce — that kind of feel. I really identified with that.

Fatboi Fresh: In my eyes, you were a pioneer in the Chicago movement. How do you feel about the current state of Chicago music? And what advice would you give to the next kid from here who scores a hit as big as “On My Momma?”

True Enuff: I feel good about where Chicago is musically. With social networking, you’re able to reach a lot more people, and you can open yourself up to just about any market. I like that artists are actually working with each other, which in my opinion, was the only thing really holding us back.

I like to see the young guys out here making moves, cause when you’re young, you’re fearless and not tied down to any set parameters. I would advise them to study the game and become involved in every aspect of the business. Network and build a rapport with the DJs and the promoters. Keep your circle tight and be aware of the people around you and their motives. Lastly, make it a point to stay sharp and creative and continue making good music.

Bonus: New music from True Enuff. Entitled “Guillotine Skino”

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9 thoughts on “FSD Feature: Revisiting “On My Momma” 10 Years Later”

  1. #OnMyMomma says:
    June 12, 2012 at 12:00 pm

    This is the BEST Piece I’Ve Read on this site since iDiscoverd it #HANDSFUKNDOWN && iHope da shawty’s that’s gitN it in on nat MIC READ this && Study this !!!! iEven STILL gat the original ON MY MOMMA promo white T-Shirt !!!!! This Song/Track gone FOREVER B Dat CHIT 2 ME !!!! Man um GLad to C True Enuff finna git back in nat booth again. && SO ta da WHOLE CHICAGONEM……… #OnMyMomma !!!!!!

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  2. Joey Jump Off says:
    June 12, 2012 at 12:45 pm

    “The On My Momma Niggaz”…..yea that took a lot of brains to come up with! Chicago niggas dont put any thought energy into anything! SMH

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  3. Reese G says:
    June 12, 2012 at 1:10 pm

    Its so good 2 see real dudes making real music & holding it down 4 the Chi, Much love & Continued success! 🙂

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  4. Joey Jump Off says:
    June 12, 2012 at 1:12 pm

    Actually his newer song is better than “On My Momma”!

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  5. Tragedy tha Beast says:
    June 12, 2012 at 1:24 pm

    i fux with this article. good to see some recent chi history brought back to llife

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  6. SPLASH! says:
    June 12, 2012 at 6:19 pm

    On My Momma………………..SPLASH!

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  7. Melley Mel says:
    June 12, 2012 at 9:07 pm

    GREEEAT INTERVIEW!!! Blessings on your continued SUCCESS.. Keep the “CHI” alive. Can’t WAIT to see what’s next!!!

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  8. Sipp says:
    June 13, 2012 at 2:39 am

    The city ready for that heat thanks true for bringing that back

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  9. snk says:
    April 11, 2025 at 1:15 am

    true for bringing that back

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