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Renni Rucci started rapping by casually releasing her own remix versions of hits by <a href="spotify:artist:4kYSro6naA4h99UJvo89HB">Cardi B</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:1URnnhqYAYcrqrcwql10ft">21 Savage</a>, but she quickly developed into an artist with her own edgy, swaggering presence. Swiftly signed to the <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Quality+Control%22">Quality Control</a> family, her 2019 debut mixtape Big Renni was a nonstop barrage of sex, money, and attitude.
Born Courtney Rene in South Carolina in 1991, Renni Rucci first drew fandom and attention as a model and social media personality. Before she began rapping, Rucci had various Instagram accounts that accrued hundreds of thousands of followers. In 2017, she tried her hand at music with a series of spirited remixes, including <a href="spotify:artist:4kYSro6naA4h99UJvo89HB">Cardi B</a>'s "Bodak Yellow," <a href="spotify:artist:1URnnhqYAYcrqrcwql10ft">21 Savage</a>'s "Bank Account," <a href="spotify:artist:3tJoFztHeIJkJWMrx0td2f">Moneybagg Yo</a>'s "Trending," and <a href="spotify:artist:46SHBwWsqBkxI7EeeBEQG7">Kodak Black</a>'s "Roll in Peace." These remixes put her on the map as a rapper and it wasn't long before she struck out with original tracks. In early 2018, Rucci posted the single "Mirror Mirror," and along with her multiple remixes, her iron-clad flows caught the attention of <a href="spotify:artist:6oMuImdp5ZcFhWP0ESe6mG">Migos</a>' label <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Quality+Control%22">Quality Control</a>. The label signed her to its subsidiary <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Wolf+Pack+Global+Music%22">Wolf Pack Global Music</a>, which released the ten-song mixtape Big Renni in May 2019. "F*ck Em Up Sis," its biggest single, quickly achieved over one million streams. ~ Fred Thomas, Rovi
Born Courtney Rene in South Carolina in 1991, Renni Rucci first drew fandom and attention as a model and social media personality. Before she began rapping, Rucci had various Instagram accounts that accrued hundreds of thousands of followers. In 2017, she tried her hand at music with a series of spirited remixes, including <a href="spotify:artist:4kYSro6naA4h99UJvo89HB">Cardi B</a>'s "Bodak Yellow," <a href="spotify:artist:1URnnhqYAYcrqrcwql10ft">21 Savage</a>'s "Bank Account," <a href="spotify:artist:3tJoFztHeIJkJWMrx0td2f">Moneybagg Yo</a>'s "Trending," and <a href="spotify:artist:46SHBwWsqBkxI7EeeBEQG7">Kodak Black</a>'s "Roll in Peace." These remixes put her on the map as a rapper and it wasn't long before she struck out with original tracks. In early 2018, Rucci posted the single "Mirror Mirror," and along with her multiple remixes, her iron-clad flows caught the attention of <a href="spotify:artist:6oMuImdp5ZcFhWP0ESe6mG">Migos</a>' label <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Quality+Control%22">Quality Control</a>. The label signed her to its subsidiary <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Wolf+Pack+Global+Music%22">Wolf Pack Global Music</a>, which released the ten-song mixtape Big Renni in May 2019. "F*ck Em Up Sis," its biggest single, quickly achieved over one million streams. ~ Fred Thomas, Rovi
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