Lil Debbie
Lil Debbie is a rapper known for her appearance in the music video for 'Gucci Gucci' and her involvement with the White Girl Mob.
Rapper
February 2, 1990
Aquarius
35
Albany, California, United States
California rapper Lil Debbie gained fame through her singles “Gucci Gucci” and “Bake a Cake,” as well as her collaboration with Kreayshawn. She has released several albums and EPs, such as “California Sweetheart” and “I’m the Rapper, She’s the Producer,” and has explored other ventures like fashion, modeling, and her own cannabis company. Notable works include “Queen D” and “Home Grown.”
In 2011, Lil Debbie featured in the music video for Kreayshawn’s debut single “Gucci Gucci” and was part of the controversial White Girl Mob rap group. After being removed from the group for disloyalty, she pursued a solo career, releasing the EP “Queen D” in 2013.
With over a decade in the rap scene, Lil Debbie has collaborated with various artists, releasing one compilation album, four EPs, and two mixtapes. Popular singles include “Michelle Obama,” featuring rapper RiFF RaFF. Additionally, she has worked as a fashion stylist for music videos.
Lil Debbie’s unique style and collaborations have solidified her presence in the rap industry as she continues to release music and explore other interests, such as fashion and cannabis.
