Foxy Brown Rap singer Date of Birth: 06.09.1979 Country: USA

1. Biography of Foxy Brown
2. Early Career
3. Debut Album
4. Controversies and Success

Biography of Foxy Brown

Foxy Brown, whose real name is Inga Fung Marchand, is an American rapper and singer. She was born on September 6, 1979, in New York. Brown began her music career at the age of 14, winning a talent competition in Brooklyn.

Early Career

Two years later, under the stage name Foxy Brown, she featured as a rapper on LL Cool J's album "Mr. Smith." In the following years, Inga participated in various projects, including remixes for Silk Tha Shocker's "Hooked On You," Total's "No One Else," and Toni Braxton's "You're Makin' Me High." She also collaborated with Jay-Z on the song "Ain't No..." and with Case on "Touch Me, Tease Me." Additionally, Brown worked with Nas, AZ, and Cormega in the group FIRM, as well as on their solo projects.

Debut Album

After signing with Def Jam, Foxy Brown released her debut album "Ill NaNa," which reflected her childhood memories and stories about the hardships faced by women in the ghetto. However, the release of her album also brought fierce competition from other female rappers, leading to confrontations and altercations.

Controversies and Success

Known for her fiery temperament, Foxy Brown was once convicted for assaulting two hotel maids. Despite these controversies, her second album, "Chyna Doll," topped the American charts. Brown surprised her fans by collaborating with the legendary Fiona Apple on a song, showcasing her passion for alternative rock. The album also featured appearances by Janet Jackson (in a remake of her earlier hit "What Have You Done For Me Lately"), Mia X and Gangsta Boo (from THREE 6 MAFIA), Jay-Z (on the track "Bonny And Clyde Part II"), Busta Rhymes, DMX, Total, Next, Master P, Mya, and Juvenile.