CT ICONS #3: Ms. Boogie on Dickscipline, music and queer black bodies

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In this third episode of CT Icons, creative director JeanPaul Paula talks to his friend Ms. Boogie:
Rosa Isabel Rayos a.k.a. Ms. Boogie is a Dominican-born, Brooklyn-based rapper who infuses hiphop with a proud queer perspective. The Breakdown will be here forthcoming second studio-length album (and first since publicly proclaiming her identity as a trans woman). Follow her on Instagram @dearmsboogie and listen to her latest song Dickscipline and other music on Spotify.
JeanPaul Paula is a Willemstad-born, currently Amsterdam-based, creative director, stylist, and photographer, who works around the world, partly based in Paris, London and São Paulo. He has done various projects, from commercial to editorial work and from film to music videos. He has worked with Jean-Baptist Mondino, FKA Twigs, Lacoste and Nike, amongst others. Follow him on Instagram @jeanpaulpaula
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Amazingggggg 🤩

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I love Ms. Boogie sm!! This is such a great interview and I wish both of y'all the best.

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She’s the future inspiring as fuck

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love ms boogie !

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Your rap contender