Tiffany Haddish is leaning right into her music abilities. The multi-talented artist just recently dropped her Diane Warren- composed track, “Woman Up,” and she took a seat with Billboard‘s Rania Aniftos to talk about exactly how the track became.
“Diane Warren had slid in my DMs back in 2017,” Haddish remembered. “I had no idea because I decided to stay out of the DMs, ’cause there were too many d— pics coming through and that was just shocking. […] Then, I ran into her at a party and she was like, ‘I was in your DMs, you never responded!’ I was like, ‘I didn’t know you were in my DMs. Oh my gosh, we need to work together!’”
Her group ultimately established her up with Warren, and the duo inevitably collaborated on 3 tunes that the songwriter created. Haddish additionally shared that she collaborated with Lil Wayne, Snoop Dogg, Busta Rhymes, E-40 and even more on course she’s wishing to launch. “My whole mission was to create songs to put in my projects, my TV shows and movies,” she discusses.
The track, which records the spirit of women empowerment and getting rid of challenges, adheres to Haddish’s just as motivational 2024 publication I Curse You With Joy, which information her found out lessons of childhood years injury, being a Black lady in the enjoyment organization and rejoining with her separated daddy.
Elsewhere in the meeting, Haddish gone over taking care of negative thoughts online. “If you don’t have no haters, nobody’s rejecting you, something’s not right,” she states. “You have to learn the difference between constructive criticism and just hate. You have to be so aware in yourself and knowing what you bring to the table, and knowing how you want to evolve and how you want to grow, you need to know you. If everything everybody is saying about you is hurting you that bad, you need to get your butt off the Internet, stop listening to everybody else and sit with yourself and fall in love with yourself. You have to really know you and know what your weaknesses are and know what your strengths are, so when the haters are talking that mess, it won’t matter because you already know.”
Watch Billboard’s complete meeting with Tiffany Haddish over.
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