Tiffany Foxx works as a rapper, model, and television personality, delivering brash, boisterous tracks that focus on sex, partying, and empowerment. Born in St. Louis, Missouri, she lists Queen Latifah, Lauryn Hill, and Eminem as key influences. Her first recorded appearance came on Snoop Dogg’s 2005 compilation Welcome to tha Chuuch: Da Album, where she also appeared in the video for the single “Shake That.” In 2009 she joined Scar Ladon and Brooke Holladay to create the rap trio June 5, whose name commemorates the date the members first met. Under Mizay Entertainment the group issued its debut mixtape HERstory in 2010. Following the trio’s dissolution, Foxx joined Lil’ Kim’s International Rock Star Records roster in 2012. The two artists collaborated on the tracks “Jay-Z” and “Twisted,” the latter’s video including a cameo by Miley Cyrus. Foxx’s own mixtape Yellow Tape arrived before year’s end, succeeded by Goal Diggers in 2013 and King Foxx in 2014. Additional guest spots followed on recordings by Nelly, Zaytoven, Shawty Lo, and numerous others. Screen credits include the 2013 film Birds of a Feather, the 2015 season of Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta, and a 2017 episode of Million Dollar Matchmaker. Solo singles continued with the 2018 releases “If I Do It” and “War Zone.”
