Tinashe: Broke Boys, Golf Bros & Short Kings
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How does Tinashe describe her early life and the quirks that shaped her personality?
What is up daddy gang? It is your founding father, Alex Cooper, with Call Her Daddy. Tanasha, welcome to Caller Daddy. Hi, thanks for having me. I am so excited to have you here. I was thinking about this on my way here. I was like, the year was 2014. Yeah. And I was a freshman in college. I had horrible extensions. Yeah. I was at the time. I you had to. It was a rite of passage, honestly. My hair was like silver. I had really bad eyelash extensions that were like kind of like coming off. Yeah. And when Tuon came out The pregame was never the same. Anytime I felt like I was like, I need to feel something, I would put it on, I would get ready, and I would feel so confident going out that night. And since then you have continued to release music that makes me feel that way.
And you've also just continued, I feel like, to really navigate a difficult industry and make a name for yourself while also not losing yourself, which I'm very excited to talk to you about today. To you about today.
Oh, thank you so much. Of course. That's always the goal. It's
like make the listener feel like her best self. And then when I was doing research, I was like interested to learn that your personality, you say you're a little bit more low-key. I'm very low-key. And you're interested in things like aliens and the lock and this monster. How did we get here? How did that start? Tell me everything.
Um, no, that was like that was like my elementary school fixation, like library books. Like I was I was like, what are we learning about the conspiracy theories? Like I was diving in deep. from from a young age, you know. Questioning everything. Very Aquarious, I feel. Are you still like that? I'm definitely still like that. But I'm like not like deep on the Lochness monster. I feel like I've found out everything there is to find out at this point. They still haven't found her, so it's like
Oh, you're like a full expert. Okay, so we're listening. Is your for you page just like a bunch of conspiracy? No, not anymore. Not anymore. It's plants, honestly.
I'm like a plant mom. Big plant girl.
Is your place just filled with plants? I
have like fifty plants. What's your favorite plant? Oh my gosh, I can't pick a favorite. They're like my children. So this is your whole house. Yeah, my whole house. Actually, my favorite plant is a plant that my mom's had from college and she like propagated it time and time again. It's had babies all over town. It's beautiful. What else
is on your algorithm? I'm trying to think of like Tanasha opens her phone,
I'm
like, what's
No, it's so funny. My my IG whatever is is full plants. Like it's so funny. Um but yeah, I don't know. Like I like to keep it that way. I've curated it. I was gonna say to a T. That's strategic. So Calming.
You know when like you get on the wrong side of the internet and you're scrolling and then you're like, I don't know how I got on this side, or just like negativity, and you're like working so hard to rework your algorithm and like I'm watching the cooking video that I'm actually not even interested, but I'm like, this will be my new algo. No, the worst is when it's like someone that like you have beef with
or like an enemy and they keep coming up and you're like, I don't want to see this. You're like
It's so scary. No, it's the internet is a scary, scary world. But I'm glad that you've created yours to make you f yourself feel better. It's peaceful. It's great. How would your friends describe you?
Ooh, good question. I don't know. Ver probably, you know, hard working, all those things, a perfectionist, somebody who constantly is striving for that next thing, raising the bar for myself. But like, you know, I've enjoy just hanging out and like being with the girls, being with my family, being outside. So I think they would describe me as Kinda low-key. Low-key. I don't know, actually. Okay.
I saw a writer describe you once as a post-apocalyptic baddie who's making art and dropping it low in the face of life's paradoxes.
Wow.
Does that
resonate at all? I feel like that was very much my last era. I was giving that like with nasty, you know, I was kind of like the aesthetic, like we were in the
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How does Tinashe describe her early life and the quirks that shaped her personality?
0:02–5:12
2
What role do plants and her love of nature play in Tinashe’s daily routine and mental health?
5:12–12:23
3
How did Tinashe navigate the music industry as a young artist and avoid being boxed in?
12:23–19:08
4
What contradictions does Tinashe see in herself and how does she use art to balance confidence and vulnerability?
19:08–24:19
5
What are Tinashe’s standards for dating and how does she handle ‘broke boys’ and short‑king dynamics?
24:19–29:32
6
How does Tinashe define and break free from situationships and what patterns is she trying to change?
29:32–37:03
7
What inspired the car‑smashing stunt for the song “Crash Out” and how does Tinashe deal with internet hate?
37:03–45:28
8
What does success look like for Tinashe now that she’s built her career on her own terms?
45:28–53:43