Wilson was born in North Philadelphia but has moved a lot over the years. She now lives on a farm in Pennsylvania with her partner.

She's already well aware of her newfound fame and has made t-shirts of her viral moment that you can buy off of Instagram.

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She told The Philadelphia Inquirer that she is a massive Sixers fan and has gone to every home game for the last six years with her partner.

Her love of Philadelphia sports teams comes from her family.

"I was born into this. When you wake up, after you eat and you hear your mom screaming, 'Go boy, go!! Go boy go!!' for the Eagles, and then my sister — she used to play ball in junior high school. Now, you know, my beau, we have season tickets [for the Sixers]. So we always at the games. And it’s just a passion," she said, before pointing to her chest. "It’s in here.You gotta cut me open — it’s green. I’ll show you; I promise."

Doing her best Jackée Harry impression, Wilson joked that she's "married, but we ain't married," to her partner and has spent years as a student.

But no matter where she goes, she will always hold North Philadelphia, and Freeway, in her heart.

"When you see somebody that came up from where you came from and make it and still be positive. I mean, it’s OK, to say things but these rappers [today] say stuff and talk about these lives that they don’t live. And Freeway never was that guy…He wasn’t only rapping; he was selling bean pies. He was doing anything he could do," she said.

"Even to this day, he’s successful, and he ain’t gotta be no killer. I like that. And people want to aspire to be that because you either dead or you in jail. And nobody wants to stay there. Nobody wants to perpetuate that. So yes, it’s inspiring, and it gives you hope you can make it. And I want to pass that to other people, too. Because I feel like I’m making it, too," she added.

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