In Solange's interview in the Summer 2008 issue of Rap-Up magazine (on newsstands now), she speaks on the burden of being a 'Knowles'. Check out the extract below:“At this point, it’s starting to hurt me more than help me because my family is sort of known as the new age Huxtables. We’re the clean-cut girls. But I got married at 17, had a kid at 17. Ever since I was younger, I always considered myself to be into more artistic things than [Beyoncé]. People just hear the [Knowles] name and they just put a stamp on it automatically.”
I've increasingly come to respect Solange's genuineness over the last few months. It really is refreshing in an industry that sees much of its stars assume the media-savvy, plastic/wooden personalities. More power to her...
Any thoughts?
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Burgeoning stars Solange, Keri Hilson and Teyana Taylor feature the double cover of Rap-Up magazine's Summer 2008 issue (which is on newsstands now). They're all looking funky fresh, I must say. Good stuff. With each offering a breath of fresh air to an increasingly 'samey' industry, I'm real hopeful that these three make it BIG time.

























