Rapper ‘Bank Hank’, originally from Kansas City, is ready to set the rap industry on fire! With his major connections to Rowdy Rebel and collaborations with big artists such as Buffalo’s own Benny the Butcher and more, he has put his foot on necks and do not plan on letting up!

I got to tap in with Bank Hank for a fire interview! Make sure to tap in with Bank Hank on most music platforms and watch out for new music drops by following his social media!

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Kitty: Okay, let’s get started. Let’s first start off with a little information about yourself. Let the people know who you are and what you represent?

Bank Hank: Okay I go by Bank Hank. I’m an artist from Niagara Falls Ny. I represent the Clean East which is an enterprise.

Kitty: Ok, so the ‘Clean East’ , is that a certain part of Niagara Falls?

Bank Hank: It’s more of a lifestyle. When you part of the clean east, you live different, eat different, dress different and think different. It’s more so a life than a region but we from the east as well.

Kitty: So ‘Clean East’ is a lifestyle? I like that. So are you an independent artist or is there a label you rock with?

Bank Hank: I’m signed to an independent label, Clean East Ent. And I also have a deal with Schmoney Records which is Rowdy Rebel’s independent label.

Kitty: Ok, that’s fire! So is there anything you want to achieve as an artist?

Bank Hank: Yeah, I want to make a platform for upstate New York and have Niagara Falls more main stream , put some light on the city.

Kitty: OK, that’s great. That’s great. I love to hear things like that. I do see like a lot of entrepreneurs and artists trying to emerge from small cities like Niagara Falls and I know they have a little bit of difficulty sometimes, however some are successful! What obstacles do you feel like you face as an artist trying to emerge from a city like Niagara Falls?

Bank Hank: I just feel like since the population so small, it’s tougher to reach certain audiences.

Kitty: Yes, I do agree that it can be pretty tough to reach certain audiences when you’re coming from a smaller city, so it does require a lot more work and strategy to be able to reach broader audiences. Is there anyone that you anticipate on working with or want to work with?

Bank Hank: Yeah I just did songs with Buffalo’s own Benny the Butcher , Baby Seem & also Jrey Cash but I look forward to a West Side Gunn feature.

Kitty: So I see you have been putting in some work around here, who or what is your biggest motivation?

Bank Hank: Na I would say prolly the guys. I know millionaires that ain’t rappers like Percy & Cuz.

Kitty: I can definitely respect that! So do you have any projects out that you want the people to know about? Anything coming up?

Bank Hank: Yeah I just released an EP li grabba with features from Benny the Butcher Baby Seem and more of Buffalo’s own.

Kitty: And where can the people find your music?

Bank Hank: Apple Music, Spotify and YouTube.

Kitty: Dope. Last question, who won in the Kendrick Lamar and Drake beef in your opinion and why?

Bank Hank: I think they both won shit they both got paid at the end of the day and it was cool. I like the competition.

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