The Ohio-made rapper Stalley has been on the scene for a few years now. He's been putting out mix-tapes since 2008, but it's his recent-ish signing to Rozay's label, MMG, that shot him to mainstream popularity.Stalley raps about how he hates fake women, and promotes a blue collar, hard, Midwestern work ethic. Coming from a small town in Midwest America, being an ex-nine-to-fiver, and staying true to his religious roots, Stalley is not your average rapper. And by that I mean he doesn't bang on about bitches all the fucking time. Not that I'm a psychopath who's trying to be PC about hip-hop, but you know, sometimes it's refreshing to be able to listen to some hip-hop that I don't feel guilty for enjoying.Read the full interview over at Noisey.
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