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NLE Choppa Talks Drake & Names His Favorite Song He’s Made in Interview With His 6-Year-Old Daughter Clover

The Memphis rapper gives fans a peek into his family life as a father of two in the Billboard Family interview.

NLE Choppa

NLE Choppa

Brian Ziff

When NLE Choppa was interviewed by his 6-year-old daughter, Clover, for the latest Billboard Family video that arrived on Wednesday (Sept. 30), the duo covered myriad topics throughout their adorably innocent chat, including the Memphis rapper naming Drake as his dream collaborator and SpongeBob SquarePants as his favorite show ever.

The 23-year-old told his daughter that he looks at all of his songs like they’re his children, but after being forced to pick a favorite by his baby girl, Choppa went with his 2019 hit “Walk Em Down” featuring Roddy Ricch, which reached the top 40 on the Billboard Hot 100 (No. 39).


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NLE Choppa confirmed he’s working on new music, but his daughter wants to collaborate with her dad on some tunes as well.

Choppa has released a handful of singles in 2026, including “No Contact,” “Light It Up,” “Slut Me Out 4,” “Shotta Flow 8” and “Set the Record Straight.”

The rapper’s last album arrived with Picasso: Sluffin SZN x Slut SZN on Christmas Eve 2024, which served as the deluxe of Slut SZN.

Watch the full Billboard Family interview with NLE Choppa and Clover (with an occasional cameo from 3-year-old son ChoZen too) below.

To see more Billboard Family chats between music stars and their children, check out Hilary Duff being interviewed by her son Luca, Kehlani being interviewed by her daughter Adeya Nomi Parrish Young-White (aka “Bear”), John Legend interviewed by his daughter Luna, and Ciara being interviewed by her daughter Sienna.


This article was first published by Billboard U.S.

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