Mia X music videos

Mia Young (born in New Orleans), known by her stage name Mia X, was the first female rapper to sign to No Limit Records.[1] In 1992 she released a single titled "Ask Them Suckas". From 1995 to 1998, Mia X released three albums for No Limit: Good Girl Gone Bad, Unlady Like and Mama Drama. Unlady Like was certified gold by the RIAA for sales exceeding 500,000 copies.

Although born in New Orleans, Mia began her rapping career in Queens, New York as part of New York Incorporated, which disbanded after only four years. She then returned to New Orleans and met with Master P, an aspiring rapper and producer who signed her to his record label, No Limit.

Mia X reappeared on the rap scene in late 2006 with a track called "Verbal Assault" produced by Donald XL Robertson on the Southern Smoke mixtape series. The song included a refrain with the words "Guess Who's Back?", leading to some speculation that she might be working on a new album.

Mia X is currently at work as the executive producer on the release of her son Sean's (aka Fly Guy Sean) debut album The future is in my hands... Also she is working very closely with her nephew Skrill-Dilly and his release on Mike Dean's List production label set to be released in 2009 via an unsaid major distribution deal.[citation needed]

In 2008, she appeared on C-Murder's album Screamin' 4 Vengeance, on tracks entitled "Mihita" and "Posted on tha Block (Remix)".

Mia recently released an interview about her hiatus and comeback, revealing that she is working on a mixtape and a new album called Betty Rocka Locksmith due out in 2011.[2] She has shot a video for a song from her upcoming mixtape called I Get The Paper[3] and is releasing a song called "Hush" on December 8 through her own label Musiclife Recordings/XL Productionz[4] (digitally on iTunes, Amazon MP3, etc...)
[edit] Discography
Year Album Chart Positions RIAA certifications
US US Hip-Hop
1995 Good Girl Gone Bad - -
1997 Unlady Like 21 2 Gold
1998 Mama Drama 7 3

Videos: Mia X

Imma Shine

Wanna Be Wit You

What'cha Wanna Do


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	Videos: Mia X Imma Shine Wanna Be Wit You What'cha Wanna Do Mia Young (born in New Orleans), known by her stage name Mia X, was the first female rapper to sign to No Limit Records.[1] In 1992 she released a single titled "Ask Them Suckas". From 1995 to 1998, Mia X released three albums for No Limit: Good Girl Gone Bad, Unlady Like and Mama Drama. Unlady Like was certified gold by the RIAA for sales exceeding 500,000 copies. Although born in New Orleans, Mia began her rapping career in Queens, New York as part of New York Incorporated, which disbanded after only four years. She then returned to New Orleans and met with Master P, an aspiring rapper and producer who signed her to his record label, No Limit. Mia X reappeared on the rap scene in late 2006 with a track called "Verbal Assault" produced by Donald XL Robertson on the Southern Smoke mixtape series. The song included a refrain with the words "Guess Who's Back?", leading to some speculation that she might be working on a new album. Mia X is currently at work as the executive producer on the release of her son Sean's (aka Fly Guy Sean) debut album The future is in my hands... Also she is working very closely with her nephew Skrill-Dilly and his release on Mike Dean's List production label set to be released in 2009 via an unsaid major distribution deal.[citation needed] In 2008, she appeared on C-Murder's album Screamin' 4 Vengeance, on tracks entitled "Mihita" and "Posted on tha Block (Remix)". Mia recently released an interview about her hiatus and comeback, revealing that she is working on a mixtape and a new album called Betty Rocka Locksmith due out in 2011.[2] She has shot a video for a song from her upcoming mixtape called I Get The Paper[3] and is releasing a song called "Hush" on December 8 through her own label Musiclife Recordings/XL Productionz[4] (digitally on iTunes, Amazon MP3, etc...) [edit] Discography Year Album Chart Positions RIAA certifications US US Hip-Hop 1995 Good Girl Gone Bad - - 1997 Unlady Like 21 2 Gold 1998 Mama Drama 7 3
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