An Animated Conversation With Scar Lip, the Spirit of the Bronx
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Who Is Scar Lip? New York’s Femcee Taking Over The Game
With the wave of female rappers entering the game being the strongest it’s ever been, the newest leading lady out of New York has everyone asking, “Who is Scar Lip?” With hits like “New York” and her infamous “Glizzy Gobbler,” Scar Lip is making her presence heard with her aggressive delivery and sharp punchlines. Like other artists emerging from Hip Hops modern era, Scar Lip’s social media presence keeps her new fans close to her and gives insight into who she is. With plenty of competition in the form of fellow female artists on the scene, she is looking to stand out with an iron fist. Here is everything you need to know about New York’s own Scar Lip.
Childhood
Growing up in the Bronx, Sierra Lewis, also known as Scar Lip, didn’t have an easy upbringing. In fact, the traumatic events in the rapper’s childhood shaped who she is today. At 12, she lost her mother in a hit-and-run car accident. Her brother caused a traumatic injury as a child, resulting in a trademark scar on her lip. While living with her aunt, Scar Lip also faced alleged abuse from her uncle and aunt as well. Soon, Lewis moved into foster care after leaving the abusive household. This is where the rapper began writing poetry to cope with the events she had experienced. She details these experiences in her songs “Therapy,” “Foster Care,” and “Suicide Awareness.”
Famous Co-Signs
Since emerging on the scene, Scar Lip has received a lot of love from fellow rappers. The latest A-lister to give her praise to Scar Lip is fellow Bronx native Cardi B. When asked if she would consider being featured on the “This Is New York” remix, she enthusiastically replied, “I love that song! My fans keep asking for it.” Earlier this month, both artists attended the Met Gala celebrations. On Instagram, Cardi B reposted a pic of Scar Lip in her Met Gala ensemble with the caption, “I love her.” The new upcoming artist also went to Instagram, sharing her excitement at the moment with her fans.
“Cardi B just posted me,” Scar Lip said in a video. “She inspired me. She from The Bronx, bro. I’m from The Bronx. She showed us young girls we could make it, and we could be something, bro. I can’t f**king believe this sh*t. We did it.” In her post, she also got support from other figures as well. Tony Yayo, Wack 100, Lola Brooks, and Latto all joined in showing love in Scar Lip’s comment section. The 22-year-old has also received praise from the likes of Busta Rhymes and Jadakiss. Even NBA legend, Shaquille O’Neal, gave his stamp of approval. On Instagram, the basketball player told the rapper, “It’s time for you to take over New York.” Snoop Dogg gave his praises to the artist as well.
Influences
Being New York to the fullest, Scar Lip’s musical style is heavily influenced by legends who are also fellow residents. The rapper has also cited the late DMX as her main influence. Several others have made striking comparisons between the two artists. Scar Lip says well-known other New York artists, including Onyx also influence her. Among fans, she is also often compared to Brooklyn rapper Casanova.
Social Media
Scar Lips’ loyal fan base was built from her social media presence, like many other modern-day stars. Her TikTok account, named Broken Child Productions, holds over 24.1 million likes with 1.9 million followers. This also solidifies the rapper’s star power on the platform. On her accounts, fans get a closer look into her life and a behind-the-scenes look into her budding career. Scar Lip tells her fans about her life before fame, bringing her loyal fan base closer to the artist. Besides her buzzing Tik Tok account, Scar Lip’s Instagram account also does heavy numbers. Her Instagram page has over 290k followers.
What’s Next For Scar Lip?
Scar Lip’s emotion and raw delivery have allowed her to make her mark on the Rap scene, garnering much love from fans. Her aggressiveness on the mic also gives a gritty, ’90s era feel that rap fans have been craving. With plenty of co-signs that could lead to legendary collaborations, the artist is already respected by huge names in the genre.
“This is New York” is in the Top 150 songs on YouTube Music in New York City and has over 893k views. Her early star power continues to grow with every appearance, showing she’s here to stay. With a big future ahead of her, and her single being possibly the new anthem for New York rap, Scar Lip has taken hold of the Hip Hop scene and has no intention of letting it go!
Scar Lip Gets Snoop Dogg To Agree To Jump On Her Song
Scar Lip, an up and coming new artist from the Bronx, has received a significant endorsement from Snoop Dogg. The icon has agreed to collaborate on the remix of her popular track, “This Is New York.” On Thursday, the new rapper shared a direct message conversation with the legend on Instagram. She revealed that they had not only discussed business, but also had a FaceTime call to finalize the agreement.
It all started with a simple slide into Snoop’s DMs. Scar Lip sent a message to Snoop Dogg on April 20, saying, “Hey Snoop, I’m a big fan & love your music. I have a song called ‘This is New York,’ and wanted to know if you’d get on the remix,” followed by a heart emoji. Although there was no immediate response, she didn’t give up and messaged Snoop again on May 8, asking, “Hey Snoop you think u can get on my remix?” The next day, Snoop replied, saying, “F*ck yes.” Scar Lip shared the DM exchange on her Instagram page.
Scar Lip Gets The Cardi B Co-Sign
Scar Lip recently got a big show of support from Cardi B, as well. The Bronx native was overwhelmed with emotion after receiving love from her fellow rapper Cardi B, who is also from the Bronx. Cardi B shared a video of the new rapper on her Instagram Story on Monday night and captioned it “I love her.” The post was made following Cardi B’s attendance at the 2023 Met Gala in New York City. In response, Scar Lip broke down in tears. “Cardi B just posted me,” she said. “She inspired me. She showed us young girls we could make it and we could be something, bro. I can’t f*cking believe this sh*t. We did it.”
The up and coming rapper has also received recognition from Swizz Beatz. The producer featured her on his recent EP, Hip Hop 50: Vol. 2. Scar Lip collaborated with Jadakiss and Benny The Butcher on the track , titled “Take ‘Em Out”. Scar Lip debuted her own single, “This Is New York,” last month. Whatever the future may hold for the Bronx native, it looks like it’s getting brighter every day. What do you think of Scar Lip? Are you excited to hear what Snoop brings to the remix? Let us know in the comments!
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Cardi B Co-Sign Brings Scar Lip To Tears
Scar Lip broke down into tears after getting a co-sign from her fellow Bronx rapper Cardi B. The Invasion of Privacy rapper shared a video of Scar Lip on her Instagram Story, Monday night, with the caption, “I love her.” The post came after Cardi attended the 2023 Met Gala in New York City.
“Cardi B just posted me,” she said while breaking down into tears. “She inspired me. She from The Bronx, bro. I’m from The Bronx. She showed us young girls we could make it and we could be something, bro. I can’t fucking believe this shit. We did it.”
Scar Lip With Swizz Beatz In Brooklyn
“My dreams just came true @iamcardib just said she loves me I can’t take this,” Scar Lip added in her caption. Latto, Tony Yayo, Lola Brooke, and more celebrities popped up in the comments section. Wack 100 wrote: “@iamcardib IS THE KING OF QUEENS OF HIP HOP. SUPPORTS HER PEOPLE AND SHOWS EXTREM LOVE …. PLEASE SIS DONT CHANGE YOUR 1 OF A KIND. @scar_lip KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK.”
Other fans congratulated her on her success as well. “Congratulations Scar, you are amazing, and you are going to go a long way so proud of you my queen,” one fan wrote. “Scar lip just keep your SOUL safe and for the lord only,” another fan warned. “Read the contracts correctly. i pray god keeps you safe much love for ya scar lip.”
Cardi B isn’t the first mainstream artist to co-sign the up-and-coming New York rapper. Swizz Beatz recently recruited her for his Hip Hop 50: Vol. 2 EP. She is featured on the song, “Take ‘Em Out,” alongside iconic New York rappers Jadakiss and Benny The Butcher. She also recently spoke with Funk Flex on Hot 97. Scar Lip released her first song of 2023, “This Is New York,” last month. Check out her reaction to Cardi B’s co-sign below.
Scar Lip Reacts To Cardi’s Post
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The 6-track project marks the second EP in Mass Appeal’s Hip Hop 50: The Soundtrack. Coming off the first installment of the EP series with DJ Premier’s Hip Hop 50 Vol. 1, Hip Hop 50: Vol. 2 is entirely produced by Swizz Beatz. The EP is an ode to New York rap and includes star-studded features from Nas, Lil Wayne, Lil Durk, A Boogie wit da Hoodie, Jadakiss, Jay Electronica, Benny The Butcher, Fivio Foreign, Scar Lip and Bandmanrill. Fans can also stay tuned for the “Say Less” video featuring Lil Durk & A Boogie wit da Hoodie releasing next week.
Hip Hop 50: Vol. 2 is the culmination of Swizz Beatz’s career spanning over two decades and the sound that inspired it. The Verzuz creator first rose to prominence as a Ruff Ryder producing songs for DMX and Eve. The success of “Ruff Ryder’s Anthem” launched Beatz’s career as a highly sought-after and regarded artist. He’s since gone on to create some of the most prolific songs in Hip Hop, working with JAY-Z, Noreaga, Busta Rhymes, Cassidy, Nas, Rakim, Lil Wayne, and many more. Hip Hop 50: Vol. 2 will be followed by eight more EPs from iconic figures who’ve had a hand in expanding the culture from the streets of the Bronx to the global community. Hip Hop 50: The Soundtrack, distributed via Mass Appeal’s new deal with The Orchard, is the score to the biggest birthday bash ever.
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Hip Hop 50: Vol. 2 is the culmination of Swizz Beatz’s career spanning over two decades and the sound that inspired it. The Verzuz creator first rose to prominence as a Ruff Ryder producing songs for DMX and Eve. The success of “Ruff Ryder’s Anthem” launched Beatz’s career as a highly sought-after and regarded artist. He’s since gone on to create some of the most prolific songs in Hip Hop, working with JAY-Z, Noreaga, Busta Rhymes, Cassidy, Nas, Rakim, Lil Wayne, and many more. Hip Hop 50: Vol. 2 will be followed by eight more EPs from iconic figures who’ve had a hand in expanding the culture from the streets of the Bronx to the global community. Hip Hop 50: The Soundtrack, distributed via Mass Appeal’s new deal with The Orchard, is the score to the biggest birthday bash ever.
A portion of all Hip Hop 50 proceeds will be donated to the various charitable organizations, including, the Universal Hip Hop Museum set to open its doors in 2024. Mass Appeal recently announced Hip Hop 50 partnerships with CÎROC Ultra-Premium Vodka – the official Vodka of #HipHop50, as well as Google Pixel and Sony Music Entertainment. In January, Mass Appeal partnered with Fotografiska to launch Hip Hop Conscious, Unconscious exhibition – currently on view in New York City till May 21st before traveling to other locations. Additionally, Mass Appeal has teamed up with Live Nation Urban to produce live event programming, as well as Paramount + / Showtime for a premium content partnership with captivating documentaries such as: YOU’RE WATCHING VIDEO MUSIC BOX, CYPRESS HILL: INSANE IN THE BRAIN, SUPREME TEAM and more.
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