BreezyLYN is an emerging rapper from Brooklyn, New York. Not too long ago, she released an appealing music video for her “Bad Bitches (Remix)” single featuring Lola Brooke and Kali.
BreezyLYN – “Bad Bitches (Remix)” video featuring Lola Brooke and Kali
“I’m very excited to share this moment with my girls Lola and Kali. They’ve been so supportive of this song, so it was only right they bless the remix. The vibe on set was amazing because we genuinely rock with each other and respect our crafts. We did this for all women who want to feel empowered and confident in their own skin.” – BreezyLYN stated
‘Bad Bitches (Remix)’ elevates the original version to new heights with slick wordplay and flamboyant verses bursting with feminine energy. Directed by Jerry Morka and Yazmine Fowler, the video finds the illustrious trio of Bad Bitch University celebrating girl power with a lavish house party.
Kali, BreezyLYN, and Lola Brooke
The all-star remix arrives on the heels of BreezyLYN being announced as the first signee to the label partnership with 300 Entertainment and Remain Solid, the imprint founded by executive and powerhouse manager, 100k Track. The joint venture will usher in a new wave of emerging musical talent with BreezyLYN poised to become one of rap’s rising phenoms. Furthermore, “Bad Bitches (Remix)” follows hot on the heels of BreezyLYN’s “Modern Day Marcy Freestyle.”
BreezyLYN
“BreezyLYN is the first female act signed to Remain Solid and I’m honored to partner with 300 to bring her artistic vision to life. Her music has that magnetic energy of classic New York but with a unique and inspired perspective. Women are dominating the music game right now and she’s carving her own lane within that movement.” – stated 100K Track, CEO of Remain Solid
Combining a childhood nickname with the illustrious city that raised her, BreezyLYN is ready to strike as the bonafide breakout rapper from Brooklyn. Born in Bedford-Stuyvesant, she has quietly risen from Marcy Houses—the infamous neighborhood immortalized by Hip-Hop icon, JAY-Z. Now, she continues her hometown’s legacy with her explosive debut single, “Bad Bitches,” an unapologetic anthem packed with a message of self-love and self-expression.
BreezyLYN
“BreezyLYN is a defiant lyricist with undeniable star quality. We pride ourselves on developing the best new artists at 300 and we’ve only scratched the surface of her potential. We look forward to working alongside Track and his team to propel BreezyLYN into greatness.” – stated Rayna Bass and Selim Bouab, Co-Presidents of 300 Entertainment.
The drill-centric track has generated over 3M streams and earned plugs from Cardi B, Lola Brooke, Coi Leray, Ashanti, and more. Lola Brooke invited BreezyLYN to perform during her set at Barclays Center in March, a powerful moment of unity for the next generation of women in rap. BreezyLYN’s forthcoming debut project is jam-packed with hard-hitting bars exuding the confidence of a self-assured young woman.
BreezyLYN – “Bad Bitches (Remix)” single
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