Rubi Rose Quotes

‘I grew up Mormon, but after my parents divorced, we stopped going to church.’ – Rubi Rose

‘My freshman year of high school, I was an excellent student, first and foremost.’ – Rubi Rose

‘When I was like 10 or 11, I lived in Switzerland for a bit. It was beautiful. All my cousins and stuff lived there, so every winter and summer, we would go spend it with them, but it was pretty different. I went to a boarding school, so I got to meet people from all different ethnicities, it was cool.’ – Rubi Rose

‘I want people to know that I’m more than just a pretty girl that makes music.’ – Rubi Rose

‘If you want to do something, you stick through it and you do it.’ – Rubi Rose

‘My musical influences are Nicki Minaj, of course. She is the Queen of Rap. She paved the way for a lot of upcoming female artists. Her looks, her hairstyles, music, everything. I love what she’s doing.’ – Rubi Rose

‘I want to let people think whatever about me… I don’t care, honestly.’ – Rubi Rose

‘I excelled in my academics. But, I also was a cheerleader and I ran track.’ – Rubi Rose

‘Growing up Mormon was very different from the way I live my life now. I wasn’t allowed to show anything above my knees. I went to church every Sunday. Bible study every week. I was very reserved.’ – Rubi Rose

‘I’m not actually a gang member. I know that’s kind of like a joke on the Internet.’ – Rubi Rose

‘I obviously sound like a woman, but I’m not too girly. Real and raw.’ – Rubi Rose

‘Whenever I rap and be in the booth, I tap into my Sasha Fierce ego.’ – Rubi Rose

‘I’d like to be as big as Madonna. I’m trying to be a pop star.’ – Rubi Rose

‘You know, people just like to put everything down to pretty girl privilege sometimes.’ – Rubi Rose

‘Love Young Thug. Atlanta legend. I don’t understand most of the time what he’s saying, but I can repeat it and I love it.’ – Rubi Rose

‘After I moved to Atlanta is when I tapped into doing music. I came to ATL my junior year of high school. It was a really big culture shock, but I loved it. I love the culture. I loved my people: our food, our music, our aesthetic, everything. So it was a pretty easy and natural switch. Super welcoming.’ – Rubi Rose

‘I was around gang members and I just like throwing their gang signs up because it’s cute.’ – Rubi Rose

‘After I dropped the ‘Big Mouth’ snippet of me in the studio, it went crazy. Then I dropped the actual song, then I saw the reaction. That’s when I knew something was up.’ – Rubi Rose

‘I feel like being a cheerleader you’re automatically kind of considered cool, but I also had Instagram followers, so it’s kind of cool because of that.’ – Rubi Rose

‘I actually was going to go to law school.’ – Rubi Rose

‘I’m bringing to the game my voice. It’s different. A lot of the other rap girls are higher pitched.’ – Rubi Rose

‘Without Instagram, Twitter, my music wouldn’t have gotten out there, and I probably wouldn’t have gotten signed.’ – Rubi Rose

‘Guys just want to see and have conversations with a pretty girl so why not use what God’s given you to make money off of it.’ – Rubi Rose

‘I like Vory. How he sings, his vibrato, and the content of what he’s singing about.’ – Rubi Rose

‘The Cardi co-sign changed my life.’ – Rubi Rose

‘I’ve loved the color red since I was a kid and my real name is Rubi Rose.’ – Rubi Rose

‘I need attention to help foster my growth.’ – Rubi Rose