Foxy Brown: The Queen of Brooklyn

Foxy Brown: The Queen of Brooklyn

Since it’s Trinidad Carnival week, I wanna give a big shout out to my favorite female rapper @foxybrown who’s from New York 🙌🏾😎 Brooklyn to be specific !🗽with a Trinidadian nationality 🇹🇹

Foxy been my favorite female rapper since I was a youngin in the 90s lol ☺️ The fact that Foxy wrote her own songs and been rapping and performing on stage since 13 years old is beyond talented 🔥🙌🏾

Foxy’s first album “ILL Na Na “ was released in 1996, “The Firm” in 1997, “Chyna Doll” in 1999, “Broken Silence in 2001, “ILL Na Na 2” in 2003 then “Brooklyn’s Don Diva” in 2008 🔥🔥Foxy doesn’t even have to make an album yet people still feel and bump her classics 25 + years after her first album till this day ! I know I do🔥😎 That’s what you call an ICON, EPIC, CLASSIC !🔥🙌🏾

Foxy Brown’s lyrics and style are fire !!🔥🔥No one rocked black long hair, with the baby hairs and black lipstick like how Foxy did with so much confidence and style🔥🔥🖤#theeoriginal 🙌🏾

Love how she always shout out Brooklyn 🗽but never forgot her nationality 🇹🇹 with a heavy Jamaican influence as well 🇯🇲🔥🔥 Foxy even holds to KEYS TO BROOKLYN !!🔑🗽👏🏾👑#TOUGH ! Dem no mek dem like dis anymore 🔥CHO !! ( foxy brown voice)Lol

The 90s and early 2000s was such a vibe !!🔥🔥🔥🔥From the songs, dances and outfits 🔥🔥😍😍Foxy is the Original ❤️

“Dark skin Christian Dior Poster Girl “🔥🔥🖤 - @foxybrown KING FOXY 👑🦊

Many flowers to the Queen @foxybrown Thank you for the many great and classic songs you made 🔥🔥and for representing the Caribbean and New York like you do 💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐She is the influence to many 👏🏾👑👑👑