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![You’d be wrong if you thought “Sabado” would be the only politically charged song on Snow Tha Product’s new album. On Dec. 12, the Mexican-American fiery rapper dropped Before I Crashout, a diverse 26-track album that touches on subjects like women’s empowerment, the need to educate yourself and raise your voice in this political climate, and the crucialness of a call to action now more than ever. She also pushes her sonic boundaries beyond rap, with cumbia, R&B, regional Mexican, EDM, and more. At her album’s release party in Los Angeles, CA, last night, Snow spoke with Remezcla about what it feels like to represent our community and how she hopes the album inspires others to make a change. But beyond rapping her manifestations, what makes Snow different is that she is actively calling for action in her community. She wants to get deeper into the roots of our problems. For instance, she wants to talk to Gen Z—specifically young men—who support MAGA. She shares that she’s noticing many Latinos not caring about their community and that she wants to have conversations with them from a motherly POV. “I have a 15-year-old son, and I see some of their behaviors. I think there’s something there to try to maybe move the needle a little bit within our community because there’s a lot of toxicity that’s happening. It’s always been there, but I thought we were gonna end our grandparents’ and our uncles’ and our parents’ traumas. And it seems like we’re overcorrecting or doing something really weird with it that, I’m noticing now with a lot Gen Z and next [generations], and hopefully we figure it out.” 🎥/✍️: @jeanette🤍. Swipe and see more with @Snow Tha Product in #linkinbio.](https://p16-sign-sg.tiktokcdn.com/tos-alisg-p-0037/osXF4EBaInRUytLAUf9dSQXSp0xepD0BSDEgAB~tplv-tiktokx-cropcenter-q:300:400:q72.jpeg?dr=14782&refresh_token=eb413679&x-expires=1766682000&x-signature=qKLfIwb3aGw6uLrFzmXds5Dcc7I%3D&t=bacd0480&ps=933b5bde&shp=d05b14bd&shcp=8aecc5ac&idc=maliva&biz_tag=tt_video&s=TIKTOK_FOR_DEVELOPER&sc=cover)
