SZA by Ylisea Sheriff-Quintero

Bio

sheriff_quinteroyl — 2023-11-09 14:18:13 UTC

SZA (Solana Imani Rowe) was born on Nov 8, 1989(34) in St Louis, Missouri. She is signed to top Dawg Entertainment and RCA records. She formed her stage name from the influence of rapper RZA of the Wu-Tang clan. She became famous because she delivered clothing to members of Top Dawg Entertainment (TDE), an independent record label that represented artists including Kendrick Lamar when TDE copresident Terrence (“Punch”) Henderson heard a recording of her singing and was amazed by her talent. In 2013, after producing her mixtape "See". Her father was a producer at CNN, while her mother was an executive at AT&T. Rowe has an older half-sister, Panya Jamila, And an older brother, Daniel, aka Manhattan, a rapper. Her mother is Christian and her father is Muslim and continues to follow Islam. #dagoat #sza #pretty #baddie #therealist

My story

sheriff_quinteroyl — 2023-11-17 13:48:15 UTC

My artist inspires me because she always finds a way to reach out to her fans through music. She has always made music that impacts my soul in a different way. You can be happy, sad, or even just mad to music and still enjoy it. She has healed me and shown me in so many ways that I can/am a strong woman. No one can top the level of versatility. #strong #pretty #young #happy #thesedays

Lyric analysis

sheriff_quinteroyl — 2023-12-04 16:21:34 UTC

"Normal girl, oh
I wish I was a normal girl, oh my
How do I be, how do I be your baby?
Normal girl, oh, oh, oh, oh
I wish I was a normal girl
I'll never be, no, never be a-, oh"

This is the chorus to the song Normal Girl by SZA. In the chorus, she is asking how could she be normal, and how could she fit into her lover's life. What can she do to make him/her see that she is made for them? She is also daunting herself and saying she could never be what he wants her to be. She may be good for the outside world but she feels that she isn't good enough for him/her to bring home to family.

#sza #ctrl #normalgirl #perfect #goodenough

Influential Lyrics

sheriff_quinteroyl — 2023-12-05 13:49:58 UTC

"I used to be special
But you made me hate me
Regret that I changed me
I hate that you made me just like you
Just like you"

This song got me through a hard breakup. I was in a relationship for a year and it was very toxic it brought my self-esteem down a lot. I was so in love with a person that was hurting me so badly. I felt suck in the relationship. He was insecure with himself so tried to bring me down. and that's why I love this song.

#lovehurts #selfhate #self-esteem #wrongforme

Fashion post

sheriff_quinteroyl — 2023-12-11 13:58:16 UTC

Sza has a lot of different styles. She dresses based on how she is feeling. When she is in a real girl mood she dresses like that but she also has no problem dressing in bagging clothing. As in a pair of baggy jeans and a big T-shirt. She will normally wear bigger clothing but I just think it is more of a cute/comfortable thing. She is all-rounded in every style for real. She shows that she has no problem dressing down and dressing up and no matter what she will still look good.

#style #gorges #thatyouknowwhat #nocare #beautiful

musical influences

sheriff_quinteroyl — 2024-01-12 13:40:45 UTC

Her main musical influence is Lauryn Hill. But she listened to Ella Fitzgerald for vocal influence. She met Lauryn Hill at one of her concerts. "SZA also cites a wide range of musical artists as influences, including Meelah, the Red Hot Chili Peppers, LFO, Macy Gray, Common, Björk, Jamiroquai, and "a lot of Wu, Nas, Mos Def, Hov"." (_{https://sza.fandom.com}₎

_{#sza #girl #pov #inspo #cute}

Geographical

sheriff_quinteroyl — 2024-01-22 03:12:17 UTC

Sza was born in St.Luis, Missouri, and was raised in Maple Wood, New Jersey. where she stared making music in 2010's. It is also where she released her day bew album. #sza #nj #hometown #cold

Politics/Protest/Government

sheriff_quinteroyl — 2024-01-22 03:39:56 UTC

On February 17, 2021, Sza announced that she would be partnering with a non-profit called TAZO Tree Corps. It fights to help climate justice for those affected. They provide steady maintenance to combat climate injustices in black and brown communities. Sza felt that in black and brown communities people weren't caring what it looked like. She said in an interview that she was driving in Carson, CA and she realized that all the trees were dead. They were all dead because they are a lot of factories. She stated that she knew people who worked in factories and they were becoming ill because they were breathing in the pollution. Sza wants people to make pollution in black and brown communities more of a concern. #powerful #blm #boss #sza