Given his name by his friend DOE, Interstate Snake was formerly known as Snake Eyes, but that didn’t last long since he was taking his music up and down the interstate. They were feeling his music in Woodbridge,VA, his hometown, and we love hometown artists. Interstate Snake says hip hop is a form of freedom of speech and expression and I completely agree. Interstate Snake considers himself a role model to his peers. We asked him what artists he would like to collaborate with. He answered, Jay-Z, Nas who is considered a legend, Jeezy who never lets us down with his cypher style kind of rap, can’t forget the west coast's finest, Snoop Dogg, and today’s lyrically gifted J. Cole, which are all awesome artists. I can’t wait to see him shine. He was asked how hip hop has changed for him and he said, “Yes it has given me an outlet to speak my voice and put my feelings and thoughts into music form." I totally agree, I think all artists have that talent and that is how they make great music. We asked Interstate Snake to leave our indies a word of advice to help them express themselves in their own music and he says, “Never stop grinding. You never know who’s watching and who you’re inspiring." And we ended our article with who are your top artist of all times and he answered of course our goat, Nas, Jeezy, and Snoop Dogg.