Brianna Perry

Music career

Career beginnings At the age of 7, under the supervision of her uncles, Brianna Perry made her first recording at the Poe Boy Music Group studios. Her frequent visits to the studio would accumulate the attention of rappers Trina and Trick Daddy, Additionally, Perry would also make cameo appearances in a few of Elliott's work such as the music video to "Pass That Dutch" and her short-lived reality series, The Road to Stardom with Missy Elliott. In between cameo work, Perry would work extensively on an untitled debut album which tentatively comprised forty tracks and sole production from Elliott and Timbaland; however, the project was never released. In 2006, due to creative differences, Perry parted ways with Elliott on good terms. In 2008, Perry announced work on a debut album tentatively titled Girl Talk, alongside a film project with Malcolm in the Middle actor Frankie Muniz, however neither project was released. where she materialized a mixtape, The Graduation, and an underground single, "Boom Shacka", that failed to serve as a commercial release. In 2012, Perry collaborated with SWV ("Do Ya"), Pusha T ("Red Cup"), and Victoria Monet ("Hate Ya Past"); the latter being featured on Perry's mixtape, Symphony No. 9: The B Collection. Additionally, Perry would go on to collaborate with Trina on a visual titled "Girl Talk".

In June 2014, Perry starred as a regular cast-member for the Oxygen reality series Sisterhood of Hip Hop, where a portion of her promotional material ("I'm That B.I.T.C.H.", In 2016 she released T.O.B (Them Other Bitches)” that featured her co-star Lee Mazin, while she also featured in a series featuring Live Squad. In August 2016 she released the single Something To Live For that featured Stacy Barthe.

Personal life Aside from her music career, Perry enrolled in University of Miami as a business major. In May 2014, Perry graduated from the University. Perry married Khalil Mack in 2016 and they have two sons together.

Discography

Mixtapes 2003: Candy Girl (hosted by Rick Ross) 2013: Symphony No. 9: The B Collection

Singles 2009: "Duh!" 2011: "Fly Kicks" 2011: "Marilyn Monroe" 2014: "Since U Left" (featuring Taylor Parks) 2017: "Get It Girl" (featuring Rick Ross)

Guest appearances

Filmography 2002: Rap City 2005: The Road to Stardom with Missy Elliott 2014–2016: Sisterhood of Hip Hop 2018—present: Love & Hip Hop: Miami

Awards and nominations BET Awards 2012: Best Female Hip-Hop Artist – (Nominated)