While balancing minimum wage jobs and college, TB began “road running” hoping to carve out a better life for his young daughter. Being the realist that he is, he became conscious that rap would be his only way out of Evanston. With Roadrunner Savy by his side, TB locked in the studio and completed “STL Stories” and dropped the viral hit “33.” As Cinematic Music Group’s newest signees, the team hopes to put Cincinnati and their “blender music” on the map.

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The accompanying visual is directed by TyVision and follows up a string of hits with her song “Gimme Sum Money,” “Bobbin” and “Candy Lady.”

Ty Bri is quickly becoming a standout in the rising female rap scene after previously opening up for acts like Wale, Megan Thee Stallion and Lil Baby on tour.

The East Cleveland femcee first caught the public’s eye by making freestyle videos on Instagram, but her dope look and clever punchlines grew her popularity quickly making it hard to believe she just started rapping in 2016.

Ty Bri really started to take over the Midwest when she remixed Ella Mai’s “Boo’d Up.” Her remix to the song was in rotation on radio all over Ohio.

Overnight her dope look and clever punchlines grew her popularity quickly making it hard to believe she just started rapping in 2016.

Most recently on the Girls Trap Too Tour, Ty Bri performed alongside Mulatto and Flo Milli which led to her being co-signed by Cardi B in a series of Tweets. Since then the femcee was co-signed by Cardi B in a Tweet the Ohio female rapper has quickly shot up to fame.

About Ty Bri:

East Cleveland rapper Ty Bri first caught the public’s eye by making freestyle videos on Instagram. Her dope look and clever punchlines grew her popularity quickly making it hard to believe she just started rapping in 2016. While she compares herself to no other artists, Ty’s musical influences include Beyonce, Nicki Minaj and Meek Mill. She plans to change the stereotypes of female artists because her bars are for real. Ty Bri also enjoys giving back to her community and motivating young girls. She has even included the Shaw High School girls’ band and dancers in performances. Ty started to take over the Midwest when she remixed Ella Mai’s “Boo’d Up,” which was later added into rotation on radio all over Ohio. She is also featured on Ray Jr.’s song “Big Tuck” and “Cook” by DJ Ryan Wolf feat. RootaBang. Since performing at Z1079’s Summer Jam and White Out in 2018 and 2019, Ty Bri received early co signs from other female artists such as Trina, KashDoll and DreamDoll. Ty Bri is set to release an upcoming project this year which will feature her singles “Bobbin” and “Gimme Sum Money.”

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