That Girl Star Interview

That Girl Star comes through with the kind of track that demands your attention, and “Gotta Go” is no exception. The song is a high-energy, trap-infused anthem about resilience, survival, and ambition, blending gritty street wisdom with a catchy, in-your-face attitude.

Right off the bat, the beat hits hard—deep bass and sharp, sharp 808s that instantly set the tone. The fast-paced tempo mirrors That Girl Star’s delivery, and she doesn’t slow down for a second. Her flow is rapid but controlled, effortlessly weaving in and out of the beat with sharp rap bars that are both clever and punchy. It’s clear she knows how to ride a track.

The message is straight to the point: survival. “Gotta Go” isn’t just a flex, it’s a declaration. Star makes it clear that no matter the challenges—whether it’s haters or the struggles of the streets—she’s on a mission to get what she needs. “I’m gonna go get it, let’s go! Don’t hate me,” she spits, but there’s no apology in her voice. It’s the sound of someone who’s laser-focused and determined, unbothered by the noise around them.

Lyrically, That Girl Star brings the heat. Her bars hit hard with themes of independence, ambition, and the grind. She doesn’t just talk about surviving, she embodies it. Her confident tone and unapologetic message make it clear that she’s ready for whatever comes her way.

As for the track itself, the production is top-notch. The trap beats are clean and crisp, perfectly suited to That Girl Star’s vocal delivery. The beat switches are smooth, giving the track dynamic energy that keeps it fresh from start to finish.

Overall, “Gotta Go” is a banger that demands respect. It’s the type of song that’s made for those moments when you need that extra push to keep going, no matter the obstacles. With her unique flow and raw energy, That Girl Star has clearly carved out her own lane in the trap game, and “Gotta Go” proves she’s here to stay. If you haven’t tapped in yet, you’re missing out—this track will have you hyped and ready to go get it, just like she said.

Where are you from?

I’m From Atlanta Ga.

How has your city influenced your sound?

Shid ion No ion sound nun like rapper out here

What instruments do you play?

I Rap

What’s your best performance?

I haven’t performed yet

Tell us about your newest single.

Well Late Night is about being jammed up and all of a sudden the past flashes before ya eye

Where do you see yourself in 5 years?

Shid in 5 years ima be where Eva God plans on me to be

Does your family support your musical journey?

I mean really they don’t have a choice ima do what I fell is best for me anyway

Who do you want to collaborate with?

Call me crazy but I always wanted to collab with Eminem, Jay-z, Rod Wave, Lil baby

That Girl Star Interview