Sharing her take on Fat Joe and Jadakiss’ Joe and Jada podcast, Eve responded to Joe’s question regarding young women rappers and whether or not they have “sustainability,” with the “Gotta Man” rapper saying, “I think there are some, I don’t think it’s going to be a lot.”

The stylish MC went on to name four of today’s most popular artists that she believes will stay on the public’s radar. “I think Doechii will be there, I think Cardi has made her way…I love GloRilla, I think Glo will be there. Latto’s dope.” She added that there’s also a lot of “crap” out there, but that she focuses on the artists she likes.

While she doesn’t mention Queens rapper Nicki Minaj — likely due to the fact that Minaj’s longevity has already been proven — she did bring up the “Barbie Dreams” rapper in a recent interview with Complex‘s Jordan Rose, where she thanked her “My Chick Bad (Remix)” collaborator for recognizing her as a “trendsetter” who has “unapologetic talent and charisma” after discussing their time on the set of Barbershop: The Next Cut in her memoir, Who’s That Girl.

“Once she responded, I was like, I was supposed to do that,” Eve said of including the tidbit in her book. “And I’m so happy that that happened because it’s one of those things in life, no matter what line of work you’re in, no matter what you do, we’re always in our heads so much thinking that someone else is thinking about you in some way. And everybody’s in their own bubble.

“And if you sometimes just come together and have a conversation, you’ll see that, ‘Oh, man, we was feeling the same way,'” she continued. “We could have had dope conversations on set instead of just tiptoeing around each other or whatever.”