In an engaging tête-à-tête with Houston’s rising star Lil Jairmy, we delved beyond the beats and bars to uncover his broader aspirations both within and beyond the rap realm. Known as the Gas God, Lil Jairmy shared insights into his latest mixtape and his vision for his hometown.

Rap Reviews: What drove the creation of your latest project, “Gas God”?

Lil’ Jairmy: It’s been two years since my last drop, and the streets were hungry for something new. Plus, I was itching to put out fresh vibes myself.

RR: Your rap style carries a melodic tone, what’s the emotion fueling that?

LJ: When I harmonize, it’s like you can feel the pain resonating through every note.

RR: You’ve been in the rap game since 2018, what sparked your journey?

LJ: The experiences I faced in the streets pushed me to express myself through music.

RR: Any current artists on heavy rotation in your playlist?

LJ: Definitely Purk, Baby, Est Gee, Shiesty, Big 30, Dug, and Rylo.

RR: Lil’ Baby gave you a cosign, a major figure in trap music. How did that connection come about?

LJ: My link-up with Baby felt organic, like it was meant to happen. When we vibed, it just clicked.

RR: What sets Houston apart from other cities, in your opinion?

LJ: We’re known for our affordable lean and our massive influence on rap culture.

RR: Any standout producers you’ve collaborated with?

LJ: Tough call, there are so many talented ones out there.

RR: What’s the best and worst part of performing for you?

LJ: Performing is a blast from start to finish. I enjoy every aspect of it.

RR: Your go-to drink?

LJ: Codeine with promethazine.

RR: Favorite cannabis strain?

LJ: Gushers, they even call me the Gusher God.

RR: Any dream destinations you’d like to visit?

LJ: The Dominican Republic is on my bucket list.

RR: Have you ever been starstruck meeting someone in the rap game?

LJ: Honestly, no one, but meeting Future was a real highlight. He’s been a favorite of mine for ages.

RR: If someone were to visit Houston, what’s a must-do and must-see according to you?

LJ: Definitely hit up the Turkey Leg Hut, owned by a good friend of mine. Their food is top-notch. And don’t miss the Galleria. Soon, I’ll even have my own store in the city.

RR: Any Houston natives that deserve more recognition?

LJ: Kenny Lou and Ghost were both incredibly talented artists who left us too soon. Among the living, keep an eye out for Guapo and Fastlane.