Call Her Daddy
Call Her Daddy
"I feel like sometimes men struggle with fashion because they're extremely insecure. They don't know how to get out of the box, they don't know how to trust themselves." — Alex Cooper
"I was incarcerated with my song popped and then Drake got on my song, shot my brother. And I was in a jail cell one day, right? And they doing count like a six in the morning. I'm up. And he's singing my song as he do count." — Offset
"My personality is very fun, but I can also be very serious. I'm a Sagittarius. I'm very confident in who I am. Some people take this kind of people. That's on you. I know I look good. I like to, I'm very creative. And I love to learn about creative shit." — Offset
Offset joins Alex Cooper on "Call Her Daddy" for a candid conversation spanning his life and career. He begins by discussing his personal style and offers insights into common fashion mistakes men make, emphasizing confidence and avoiding overly branded or ill-fitting attire. The discussion then shifts to his childhood in Atlanta, detailing his early struggles with clothing inadequacy and his eventual rise in middle and high school, where he won "best dressed" and gained popularity. Offset reflects on the phenomenon of individuals peaking in high school and his own journey to avoid that fate, attributing his current success to his early focus on appearance and his drive.
The conversation delves into Offset's formative experiences, including a period of incarceration where he first learned of his song's success thanks to Drake's involvement. He recounts the profound impact of this period and his subsequent program participation, which instilled greater determination and focus. Discussing relationships, Offset shares a dramatic story of an ex-girlfriend who allegedly destroyed his designer shoe collection by throwing it in a pool, hinting at infidelity as the cause. He then shifts to his marriage with Cardi B, expressing admiration for her raw confidence, family values, and work ethic, highlighting their shared determination and commitment to family.
Offset further details his role as a father, sharing surprising domestic skills like cooking and braiding his daughter's hair, underscoring his dedication to his children's well-being and his desire for them to forge their own paths, free from the pressures of the entertainment industry. The latter part of the interview tackles relationship advice, with Offset providing perspectives on issues like pornography addiction, dealing with a partner's drunk texting, and improving intimacy. He emphasizes communication, understanding needs, and prioritizing a partner's pleasure. He also touches upon the public's perception of his marriage and the challenges of navigating infidelity and rebuilding trust, stressing the importance of selflessness and family. Finally, Offset discusses his latest album, "Set It Off," detailing its fun and vibrant vibe, his creative control, and his desire for listeners to connect with him on a personal level beyond his music.