When SomaryJane stepped into our Cult. Media podcast studio, we already knew she was going to speak her mind. The Peruvian-American rapper and creator from New York and New Jersey has built her name by being raw, real, and unfiltered and this episode was no different.
SomaryJane’s story is one of hustle and evolution. She talked about her roots, coming up in New York, grinding through dance and entertainment before fully stepping into the rap game. Her music blends Spanish and English with ease, and her lyrics often speak on love, betrayal, and empowerment. “I’m Latina, I’m loud, I’m loyal and I’m not letting this industry change me,” she said with pride.
One of the realest moments came when Somary opened up about her SXSW experience, where she says former friend and collaborator P-Killa left her outside a club after everything she’d done to support her. “If I ever helped you, don’t snake me,” she said. It wasn’t just a story it was a message. In a world full of opportunists, Somary is all about loyalty and respect.
The episode didn’t shy away from drama. SomaryJane addressed her past tension with Jenny 69, cleared the air on a leaked DM scandal with Lefty, and called out the men in power who use threats to intimidate women. “Any man who threatens a woman in this game is weak,” she said. Her honesty hit hard, and her message was clear she won’t be silenced.
Despite the chaos around her, Somary remains focused on her music and the bigger picture. She’s passionate about immigrant rights, women’s empowerment, and staying independent in an industry that often tries to box people in. “You can’t cancel the truth,” she told us. And truth is exactly what she delivers whether in her music or her interviews.
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