TIME Magazineさんのインスタグラム動画 - (TIME MagazineInstagram)「Saucy Santana (@the1saucysantana) is the moment. The 28-year-old rapper, who has made waves for his hit songs like “Walk”, “Material Girl,” and “Shisha,” his flamboyant style, and his wildly-entertaining antics, is impossible to miss. Over the past two years, Saucy Santana—born Rashad Spain—has established himself as someone to watch. Starting off as a makeup artist for the rap duo City Girls, Saucy Santana quickly grew in popularity for his funny online exchanges with rapper Yung Miami, becoming responsible for catchphrases like “Caresha please!” and “What’s Big, Sweetie?” Soon thereafter, Santana began to release his own music, finding mainstream success with the 2020 song, “Walk Em Like A Dog.” Santana has since become a leading voice in the LGBTQ+ community, becoming one of the faces of Coach’s annual PRIDE campaign, and landing Teen Vogue and PAPER magazine covers in June. “I’m proud to be iconic to people, or to be making history to people or people seeing me as a future icon or future legend,” he says. “Because I’m opening a door for my community, people of my culture.” Read more, and watch the full interview, at the link in our bio. Video by @jennacldwll for TIME」7月2日 22時44分