La’ Chat

Where most feminine artists in the rap game frequently boast even more impressive looks than MC skills, La’ Chat displayed a new design of feminine rapper — the feminine thug rapper. Following a precedent arranged by fellow woman thug rappers from your South — Mia X and Gangsta Boo — Chat broke through as an associate of a recognised clique (Three 6 Mafia) and displayed a feminine perspective. However Chat didn’t rap about Prada like Foxy Dark brown, by no means resorted to overt sleaze like Lil Kim, and wouldn’t actually work with crossover techniques like Eve. No, Chat displayed the ghetto with satisfaction. She raps about road politics, drug working, informal sex, and remaining accurate to the thug existence. Her breakthrough arrived on Task Pat’s “Chickenhead,” among the 1st Three 6 Mafia-produced tunes to get nationwide airplay. She after that reprised her part as the womanly foil on Three 6 Mafia’s “Baby Mama” from the infant Boy soundtrack. Both of these impressive performances arranged the stage on her behalf debut recording, Murder She Spoke, which made an appearance in past due 2001.