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INTERVIEW: Taktika launches its 7th fundraising campaign for suicide prevention

Questions: Taktika - 7th Campaign Against Suicide (#34)

START - Questions for "Taktika launches its 7th fundraising campaign for suicide prevention"«

Section 1

1.1 When and how did the idea to launch this fundraising campaign initiative come about?

1.2 Why choose to continue the initiative year after year?

1.3 What specifically characterizes this 7th edition?

1.4 What is the main objective of the campaign this year?

Section 2

2.1 How does the collaboration with AQPS actually take place?

2.2 How do you choose the partners involved in the campaign?

2.3 Do you see this initiative as a long-term commitment for Taktika?

2.4 Comment le chandail Team Prévention Suicide – Édition #5 joue-t-il un rôle central dans la collecte ?

2.5 Comment est venue l’idée de produits pour soutenir la campagne ?

2.6 La bière Désarmé jusqu’aux dents fait partie de la campagne depuis quelques années. Pourquoi avoir décidé de poursuivre cette collaboration cette année ?

2.7 D’où est venue l’idée et qui a eu l'idée de la sauce à spaghetti, et est-ce le début d’une gamme de produits développée autour de Taktika ?

2.8 What does the arrival of new partners like Zoom Lunette this year bring?

SECTION 3

3.1 Sur le terrain, avez-vous observé un impact concret des six premières campagnes ?

3.2 How are the funds raised used by the AQPS?

3.3 Do you receive feedback from the public or from people affected by the approach?

SECTION 4

4.1 Au-delà de l’épreuve qui entoure Taktika, pourquoi est-il essentiel pour vous, en tant qu’artistes Hip-Hop, de prendre position et de vous engager publiquement ?

4.2 How does your audience react to this engagement?

SECTION 5

5.1 What would you say to people who are hesitant to support the campaign?

5.2 How can we participate concretely this year?

END - Questions for "Taktika launches its 7th fundraising campaign for suicide prevention"«

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1. Identity and territory

For someone discovering you today, where do you come from? (Where did you grow up, and in what personal or social context did your relationship with rap develop?)

Has your environment influenced your way of rapping or creating your music?

Do you consider yourself a street artist, underground, independent, or commercial? Why?

2. Beginnings and evolution

In what year did you start rapping?

In your early days, what did rap represent for you?

Was there a specific moment when you thought to yourself, "This is getting serious"?

Was there a turning point or event that changed the trajectory of your career?

Is there an important aspect of your journey or vision that no one ever asks you about, but that you wanted to address here?

Which ?

In your early days, how would you define your vision of Hip-Hop, and how has it evolved since?

3. Musical Projects

How many projects have you released so far? (albums, EPs, mixtapes, independent projects, collaborations)

Can you name your main projects and explain what they represent in your career path?

Do you currently have a project in preparation?

Tell us about this project that's in preparation:

What does this project say about you today, compared to your previous ones?

4. Clips, visuals and distribution

Are there any videos already available that you consider important in your journey?

Are new music videos planned for the near future?

Tell us about what's in the works:

5. Shows and grounds

For someone who has never seen you on stage, how would you describe it?

What role have shows played in your journey so far?

Has the scene influenced your writing, rapping, or project development?

How ?

Do you have any shows or appearances planned in the near future?

Where? When (if public)?

6. Collaborations and entourage

What types of artists, producers, or industry players have you collaborated with over the years?

How do you choose the people you work with?

Are there any collaborations that have had a particular impact on your career path or on your way of working?

Which ones and why?

7. Artistic trajectory, choices and coherence

Looking back, what choices have most influenced your artistic journey (positively or negatively)?

Are there any decisions you've made that go against the prevailing trends?

Can you give us an example?

Have you ever turned down important opportunities to stay true to your vision?

Can you give us an example of opportunities that were turned down?

How do you manage to preserve your artistic identity in a context where everything moves so fast?

In your opinion, what distinguishes a well-planned career path from an opportunistic one?

8. Relationships, tensions and the reality of rap

In your career, have you encountered situations of friction, disagreement, or power struggles related to the rap scene?

Is this a topic you feel comfortable discussing today, or would you prefer to leave it aside?

Explain :

Have these experiences had a direct or indirect influence on your music, your career path, or your way of evolving in this industry?

9. Positioning and image

How do you think you are perceived today by the public and by the rap community?

Do you think this perception corresponds to the reality of your journey and your artistic approach?

What would you like people to remember about you, beyond your image or current events?

10. Current vision and actual objectives

Are you currently working on a project that you would like to promote?

What project is this?

What are the next steps you want to take in your artistic journey?

What does success mean to you, concretely, at this stage of your journey?

11. Memory, transmission and evolution of Hip-Hop

Which artists or movements influenced you in your early days?

At the beginning of your journey, what figures, scenes or dynamics of Hip-Hop influenced you or, on the contrary, in what context did you feel the need to forge your own path?

Do you consider yourself to be from a specific generation or movement, or rather someone who contributed to the emergence of a new one? Why?

Looking back, what has changed in Hip-Hop over the years: what has been lost, and what has evolved positively in your opinion?

What role have specialized media played in your career?

In your opinion, do the new generations today have access to a sufficient understanding of the history and foundations of Hip-Hop culture?

Why do you think that is?

12. Artistic Responsibility and Real Impact

When you speak through your music, do you think about the effect it might have on those who listen to you, or is it a purely personal approach?

In your career, have you ever felt a disconnect between what you wanted to express artistically and how it was received or interpreted?

How do you balance freedom of expression, provocation, and strategy in your creative process?

Looking back, what do you think allows an artist to remain relevant and credible over time?

13. Archives and retrospective view

Is there a specific period, project, or moment in your career that you consider important to remain in the memory of Hip-Hop?

If someone were to come across your story in ten or twenty years, what would you consider essential for them to understand about you?

Looking back on your career, what would you like people to remember most about your time in rap?

14. Open Ending

Is there an aspect of your journey, vision, or experience that is rarely discussed, but that you feel is important to address here?

Looking back, if you could speak to the person you were at the beginning of your journey, what would you say to them today?