Lil Debbie Biography

Jordan Capozzi, aka Lil Debbie, is an American rapper, model and fashion designer, from California. She was a member of The White Girl Mob group, later opting for a solo career.

Early Life

Lil Debbie was born in Albany, California, in 1990, and is of Italian descent. She pursued a fashion career, studying at FIDM. However, she dropped out of college due to “too much homework”. She met Kreayshawn and V-Nasty when she was 15 and considered them her sisters. Ulteriorly, they formed The White Girl Mob. Furthermore, in 2011, Debbie appeared in the video for Kreayshawn’s debut single, the catchy Gucci Gucci. However, Debbie shortly left the group due to “poor communication and misunderstandings”.

Music Career

In 2012, Debbie collaborated with RiFF RaFF on series of songs. Notably, her music videos became viral, creating massive exposure for the young female rapper. The single Michelle Obama gained over 3 million views on Youtube. Subsequently, she released her debut mixtape, Keep It Lit, in the summer of the same year. In 2013 Lil Debbie released 3 EPs and, in 2014, her second mixtape, Young B!tch, came out. It spawned the single Me and You. In 2015, she released another EP, Home Grown and its single Break It Down. Additionally, she released a promotional single, 420, featuring Wiz Kalifa and another single, Lofty, on iTunes. In 2016, her first full-length album came out, titled Debbie. In April 2017, she featured on Yellow Claw’s City On Lockdown, along with Juicy J, and released her XXIII EP.

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