"Everybody know who nice, everybody put in work," Remy explained during her appearance on DRINK CHAMPS. "That’s not to take away from them. I put in work, Fox put in work, Kim, Nicki, Cardi, Megan, everybody done put in work. Niggas talk about ‘Who got this much money, who sold this much records,’ we all was broke.”

"It goes back with what I was saying earlier... When I wanted to just be nice, it doesn't matter. Literally... I've written for other people. Nobody writes better than me."

"As a woman of color, I know how we always gotta work a little bit harder. We always gotta do a little bit more to even feel like we're getting equal treatment. But that to me was just such a drastic gap that I felt like somebody needed to do something."

“I don’t take rap beef seriously. Even in life, I don’t have beef with anyone right now. I just don’t care. I’ve been there."

"It became probably four-five years in, I realized that me being there, I was able to help other people. It was some people in there who was doing so bad. There were people whose husbands left them. Their friends forgot about them. There were so many different things that I didn’t have to go through. I went through my own stuff but there were so many people that were way worse than me."

“It just bothers me that this record that I put out where it’s literally picking apart a female went so viral, and every media outlet wants to talk about it and pick it up. I feel like we could’ve done the same thing working together. I would’ve liked it so much better that way."

"Men are out here getting on the table, just as much as women. We live in a very vain world right now. The more beautiful you are and the more appealing you are to the eye, unfortunately, those are the people that get the deals and the money and become the face of certain products."

"Rihanna is... amazing. You have the Cardi Bs of the world. You have myself. You have so many women that [do it], sometimes it’s hard because we’re made to think that we can’t do it, but women can do everything. We wear all the hats. We run things. We run the world.”

“There’s this misconception that, ‘Oh, a rapper, you’re just a rapper, rappers are dumb," Remy told the “See The Thing Is … ” podcast. "Yeah, the wack ones. The good ones are really fucking — not even just big words, just the way that they’re able to play with them, and they’re funny. They’re comedians in a way. Those are the things to me that makes you a rapper-rapper,”