Kreayshawn who is she

The project contained kitschy rap tracks including "Missing Kitty," which had found minor success on YouTube the year prior. Even when she wasn't actively releasing music, Kreayshawn maintained a regular digital presence thanks to her active YouTube channel.

She started a podcast, Lost in Thot , in until her co-host Chippy Nonstop was deported to Canada. The erstwhile music artist also hosted her own radio show, the cleverly titled "Kreaydio," on Dash Radio and dabbled in Periscope.

However, nothing seemed to stick, and in , the star's bank account was reportedly seized by the IRS over failure to pay taxes. Following "Gucci Gucci," one thing has always stayed consistent throughout the years: Kreayshawn's digital footprint. And lately, she seems to have turned to the world of gaming. In July , she announced via YouTube that she had joined Twitch, and invited her followers and fans to follow her on the platform for her various gaming livestreams. Some livestreams she posts on YouTube, though the most recent update to her channel — a walk-through of the rapper playing Grand Theft Auto — was posted in October There's also a rather fascinating video of Kreayshawn's trip to Indiana for The Gathering of the Juggalos, which you should really check out below.

Home News. Glenn Rowley Published: September 20, Filed Under: Kreayshawn , nostalgia. When she first told the world about her IRS troubles she was struck by the blunt edge of the general public's apathy towards stars who fall from grace, eventually deleting the tweets because it was: "painful [to] see people laugh at my misfortune and devastation.

During the course of our conversation she's quiet, but likes to talk. She's funny, too. Noticing my British accent, talk quickly turns to her slight anglophile tendencies. She loves the word "mate" and recognizes the British idiom "tickled my fancy. When she comes to London, she likes to spend her time down Brick Lane — bagel bakeries, curry-houses, and a smattering of vintage clothing stores—and eats "hella Nandos. He has his moments, but it's cool—me and his dad are friends.

We raised him together and we split the week in half. He's got like three songs that he's about to drop. I ask her if she's likely to properly return to making music at all? As we sit outside in the sweltering Californian heat, our conversation is interrupted by a 'photographer.

She tells me that LA photographers are creeps, and guys will do anything to talk to women. So we decide to make a move. In an attempt to leave, we lose the princess balloon. In fact, such is her attachment to it, I have to stop her from running into the street to save her new polychloroprene friend. As our conversation draws to a close, it's pretty clear that she doesn't consider herself to be famous anymore. In fact, she doesn't seem to associate herself with 'Kreayshawn' at all; telling me that she gets mad when her friends call her by it.

For someone who could potentially have had a promising career if things had spun the right way, she doesn't seem to miss music. She wants a new chapter. If Kreayshawn spiraled into obscurity in the early half of this decade, Natassia Gail Zolot has climbed out, with a jewelry business, motherhood, tattooing ambitions, and steely optimism. She wants to own her future. Her debut album Somethin' 'Bout Kreay was released September 14, She has Russian ancestry on her mother's side.

Kreayshawn moved to East Oakland and got her first video camera at age ten, and started documenting her raps and films about herself and everyday life.

She left MetWest high school before attending Oakland High and being expelled for truancy. Before she stopped going to school at age 16, she attended two more schools, Alameda High and Island High. She was expelled from the former for threatening to throw a watermelon at a schoolmate.

When she was 17, she began exploring her interest in cinematography by shooting videos of friends and later music videos for local rappers such as Lil B. Her videos caught the attention of dean Patrick Kriwanekhe, and she attended Berkeley Digital Film Institute with a full scholarship for two semesters.

She then moved to Los Angeles to pursue her music video career. Her manager Chioke McCoy, whom she met while directing a video for DB tha General, encouraged her take on a music career of her own.

While Kreayshawn sometimes refers to Lil Debbie and V-Nasty as her cousins or sisters, they are not biologically related. The White Girl Mob, after many disputes, disbanded in In , Kreayshawn released her first mixtape, " Kittys x Choppas ", as well as her first music video for the song " Bumpin' Bumpin' ".

On May 16, , she released a music video for her single " Gucci Gucci ", which generated nearly three million views on YouTube in the first three weeks.