• Genre: Rap
• Active: '90s
• Instrument: Vocals

Biography

The first female rapper on Master P's No Limit label, Mia X was born in New Orleans, but her first rapping experience came in Queens, where the old-school group New York Incorporated rocked a few block parties but called it quits after four years. She moved back down South and became affiliated with hometown hero Master P and his growing label empire, No Limit Records. Through Priority Records, No Limit released Good Girl Gone Bad in 1995. Her album Unlady Like, released a year and a half later, hit the Top 20 album charts. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide

Representative Songs:

"Mama Drama," "What'cha Wanna Do," "Who Got the Clout"

Representative Albums:

Unlady Like, Mama Drama, Good Girl Gone Bad

Similar Artists:

La' Chat, Nino Brown, Rasheeda, Porsha, Full Blooded, Ghetto Commission, Gangsta Boo, Mac, Concentration Camp, Soulja Slim, Young Bleed, True II Society, Sir True, Silkk the Shocker, Rubadub, Resurrected Gangstaz, Prime Suspects, Polo, NOG, Magnolia Slim, Hounds of Gert-Town, Gangsta T, Gambino Family, Chico & 187, CGG, C-Murder, Joe Blakk, Big Ed, Sons of Funk, G-Money, PSK-13, Craig B., M.A.C., Mr. Serv-On, C-Loc, Mercedes, Steady Mobb'n, GLP, Fiend, Kane & Abel, Westside Connection, Skull Duggrey, 20-2-Life, King George, Ghetto Twiinz, DJ Screw, MC Eiht, Tre-8, Total, The Delinquents, Mystikal, Dayton Family, Coop M.C., Richie Rich, The Lady of Rage, Rappin' 4-Tay, Eightball & MJG, C-BO, Tru, E-40, Brotha Lynch Hung, B-Legit, Partners in Crime, Fire, JT the Bigga Figga

Influences:

Lil' Kim, Snoop Dogg, Foxy Brown, Dr. Dre

Followers:

Trina

Worked With:

Carlos Stephens, DJ Daryl, O'Dell

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