With "White Collar Gangsta,” Kara Major stays true to her EDM and hip-hop style. This track is a sharp commentary on the high-stakes games played by financial power players. The music video kicks off with a clip of President George W. Bush during the 2008 financial crisis, setting the tone for a narrative that goes deep into the allure and treachery of wealth.
In this cinematic visual, Kara Major embodies corporate chic in a sleek black-and-white outfit, delivering hard-hitting verses that resonate with anyone who's felt the pressure of ambition. With bold chess-inspired makeup and seated at a chessboard, she symbolizes strategy in a ruthless financial landscape. As money packs rain down around her, Kara stands behind a globe. The twist? She dons a bull mask, representing aggressive market trends and resilience.
Kara reveals that she penned this track back in 2008 during the subprime mortgage crisis. The corruption and irresponsibility she witnessed left her stunned. This experience inspired her to express these emotions through music. The chorus boldly declares, “When I grow up, I want to be a white collar gangsta!”—a reflection of today’s culture pursuing power and wealth at any cost.
Her producer Vinny, transformed an original hip-hop beat into this high-energy anthem. This track marks a significant step in her musical journey, showcasing her storytelling prowess while maintaining an edge of darkness and sarcasm.
Kara aims to empower listeners navigating high-pressure careers or entrepreneurial paths. She believes that understanding finance is crucial for survival in today’s world. “He who makes the money makes the rules.” With “White Collar Gangsta,” Kara Major hopes to inspire others to become savvy in their pursuits while shedding light on the darker aspects of finance.
