- Born: January 09, 1971 in New Orleans, LA
- Years Active: 2005
- Genre: Hip-Hop
- Influenced by: Dr. Dre, Foxy Brown, Snoop Dogg, Lil' Kim
- Followed By: Unladylike, Trina
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The first female rapper on Master P's No Limit label, Mia X was born in New Orleans, but her first rapping experience came in Queens, where the old-school group New York Incorporated rocked a few block parties but called it quits after four years. She moved back down South and became affiliated with hometown hero Master P and his growing label empire, No Limit Records. Through Priority Records, No Limit released Good Girl Gone Bad in 1995. Her album Unlady Like, released a year and a half later, hit the Top 20 album charts. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide
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