KenTheMan has just secured a major milestone in her career by signing with Roc Nation. The talented Houston rapper, known for her viral hits and impressive freestyles, took to Instagram to express her excitement and gratitude towards Roc Nation and her team. This groundbreaking partnership opens new doors and solidifies her position as one of the most promising artists in the industry.
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KenTheMan’s journey in the rap game began in 2014 when she first gained attention for her car freestyles. Over the years, she honed her skills and perfected her craft, leading to significant recognition and a loyal fan base.
On July 10, KenTheMan shared her enthusiasm on Instagram, thanking Roc Nation for believing in her.
In her caption, she wrote, “I’m so happy we chose each other @rocnation thank y’all for taking a chance on me THIS IS BIG.”
She also expressed her love and appreciation for her team, highlighting the collaborative effort that has brought her to this point. The rapper first caught the industry’s attention in 2019 with her popular single “He Be Like.”
Her collaboration on the track “For Me” alongside Houston artists OMB Bloodbath and Chase B further solidified her presence. While these songs didn’t top the charts, they garnered significant attention on social media platforms, showcasing KenTheMan’s ability to connect with a broad audience.
Adding to her repertoire of notable releases, KenTheMan recently dropped a standout single titled “Not My N*gga.” The track showcases her unique style and lyrical prowess, further establishing her as a force to be reckoned with in the hip-hop scene.
Her talent has not gone unnoticed, with fellow artists like MonaLeo, Omeretta, and Lakeyah recognizing her skills and contributing to her growing reputation. In her latest single, “Not My N*gga,” KenTheMan paid homage to Miami’s “Da Baddest” rapper Trina.
KenTheMan’s signing to Roc Nation aligns her with another talented artist who joined the label—Brooklyn rapper HDBeenDope. Both artists have found a home under the Roc Nation umbrella, highlighting the label’s commitment to nurturing diverse talent and bringing fresh voices to the forefront of the music industry.
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