Young Rebelliou$

I am a female artist and lyricist with the stage name Young Rebelliou$. I was born and raised in Milwaukee Wisconsin. Currently, I am twenty three years old. I got my first start in music in the first grade. I just loved how the drums sounded so I asked my mom if I could take lessons. Mrs. White at the time loved the way that I played them. When I got to fifth grade I started playing for the family church. In the sixties grade I got into song writing. I would hear these tunes in my mind and I'd write songs that didn't even have instrumentals yet. So I started researching beats that were already being used in the industry and I started making remakes to then. Then I had a better platform for myself to be able to to transform myself into a better writer. Throughout middle school I kept my songs and writing to myself until I got to high school. I started telling people that I could rap and I'd rap in the cafeteria of James Madison Academic Campus. I had the entire school talking about it. By the time I got to my junior year I had started recording and I called myself Mz. Breezie. She would put those similies and metaphors in such a magnificent way she'd blow your mind. At the time I was rapping about stuff the famous artists were already rapping about so I started sticking to just writing until I was about twenty and I joined this church and temporarily became a Christian rapper and named myself. Glow Starrr. She new how to put the positivity into a song but for her it still wasn't producing that sound she'd been searching for. So when I was twenty one I turned that Christian positivity into just energetic positivity. I had stopped cursing and using explicit lyrics completely. Glow Starrr made Young Rebelliou$. Now lyrically I'm like no other. My style is that of my own and I can turn a trap beat into something amazing! I have a single called Hijack. It's basically about how those who are oppressed often are taking over with their minds. We all have the ability to dwell amongst the successful and succeed on our own. As an artists I've always wanted to prosper intellectually.