Stunna Girl

Stunna Girl
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Born	(1998-07-02) July 2, 1998 Oak Park, California
Nationality	American
Occupation	Rapper Television Personality

Suzanne Sade Brown (born July 2, 1998), better known as Stunna Girl, or simply Stunna, is an American rapper and television personality. She gained recognition early in her career with songs such as "Rotation", "Let It Drip", and "Runaway" going viral on TikTok. She gained further popularity for becoming the breakout star on the Zeus reality series third season, Baddies West.

Early life

Brown was born and raised in the Oak Park neighborhood of Sacramento, California. In her younger years, Brown struggled in school and was often in and out of trouble. She was expelled from her school in the seventh grade, and she then went to charter schools once a week in the eighth grade. Brown dropped out of high school in the ninth grade after only one week. However, she did earn her GED and took a few college courses while incarcerated. From the ages 12–14, Brown spent three years in a youth jail for fighting and robbery. This stems from Browns' mother being incarcerated. She grew up listening to R&B artists such as Sade, Donnell Jones, and Jodeci.

Career

At the age of 8, Brown was taught how to record and make music by her father, and by age 12 she was rapping and creating music. After her release from jail, Brown began taking her music career seriously and shared her first mixtape YKWTFGO (You Know What the Fuck Goin' On) on YouTube. This led to her music going viral on social media.

Brown joined the third season of Zeus Network's Baddies series, formed by reality television personality, Natalie Nunn.

Personal life

In March 2023, she opened up about her relationship with rapper Richmula 500.

Discography

Studio albums

• YKWTFGO (2019)

Mixtapes

• STUNNA THIS STUNNA THAT (2021)

Singles

• “On The Record” (2018)

• “Tap Out” (2018)

• “I Don’t Want” (feat. Shay Gooph & Mo Money) (2018)

• “Naked” (feat. GT) (2019)

• “Runway” (2020)

• “Like I Said Tho” (2020)

• “ Lil Boy Cash” (2020)

• “Rotation” (2020)

• “STILL SMOKE” (2021)

• “Ratch” (feat. 42 Dugg) (2021)

• “On Sight” (feat. Emahalani) (2022)

• “Sweat” (2023)

• “Pretty Face Shotta” (2023)

• “Pretty Privilege” (2023)

• “Like Dat” (2023)

• “Backend” (2023)

• “Real Rap” (2023)

• “Uncle Elroy” (feat. RichMula500) (2023)

• “Wake Dis Shit Up” (feat. Mozzy) (2023)

As lead artist

• "On the Record" (2018)
• "I Dont Want" (feat. Shay Gooph & Mo Money) (2018)
• "Tap Out" (2018)
• "Naked" (feat. GT) (2019)
• "Runway" (2020)
• "Like I Said Tho" (2020)
• "Lil Boy Cash" (2020)
• "Rotation" (2020)
• "Ratch" (feat. 42 Dugg) (2021)
• "On Sight" (2022)
• "Pretty Face Shotta" (2023)
• "Sweat" (2023)
• "Like Dat" (2023)
• "Pretty Privilege" (2023)

As featured artist

• "Routes" (Kt Foreign) (2022)
• "Check It In" (Shredgang Mone) (2021)

As lead artist

• "On the Record" (2018)
• "I Dont Want" (feat. Shay Gooph & Mo Money) (2018)
• "Tap Out" (2018)
• "Naked" (feat. GT) (2019)
• "Runway" (2020)
• "Like I Said Tho" (2020)
• "Lil Boy Cash" (2020)
• "Rotation" (2020)
• "Ratch" (feat. 42 Dugg) (2021)
• "On Sight" (2022)
• "Pretty Face Shotta" (2023)
• "Sweat" (2023)
• "Like Dat" (2023)
• "Pretty Privilege" (2023)

As featured artist

• "Routes" (Kt Foreign) (2022)
• "Check It In" (Shredgang Mone) (2021)

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