In 2019, she partnered with the UK-based fashion retailer PrettyLittleThing to launch a capsule clothing collection, which debuted at New York Fashion Week. 2." In April of 2021, Saweetie partnered with the British girl group Little Mix on a remix of its song "Confetti." Business Venturesīeyond her music, Saweetie is involved in the worlds of business and entrepreneurship. The same year, she joined Lauv as a featured artist on Ava Max's song "Kings & Queens, Pt. In April of 2021, Saweetie released her third EP, "Pretty Summer Playlist: Season 1," which features the singles "Risky" and "Talkin' Bout." The next month, she released "Fast (Motion)," the fourth single from "Pretty Bitch Music." In November, Saweetie released another single, "Icy Chain," and also performed it on "Saturday Night Live." The song is featured on her fourth EP, "Icy Season."Īmong her collaborations with other recording artists, Saweetie appeared alongside rapper Tay Money on the song "Bussin 2.0" in 2020. Saweetie also earned a nomination for Best New Artist. Later, in January of 2021, she released the third single, "Best Friend," featuring Doja Cat it went on to receive a Grammy Award nomination for Best Rap Song.
In October, Saweetie released the second single from the album, "Back to the Streets," featuring Jhené Aiko. It was later remixed with rappers DaBaby, Jack Harlow, and Post Malone.
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Saweetie had her biggest professional success yet in June of 2020, when she released the lead single from her upcoming debut album "Pretty Bitch Music." The song, "Tap In," reached number 20 on the Billboard Hot 100. "Pretty Bitch Music" and Further Singles and EPs That summer, a remix of the song featuring City Girls and Jhené Aiko was released. In March of 2019, Saweetie released her second major label EP, entitled "Icy." It spawned the single "My Type," which became her first song to enter the Billboard Hot 100, ultimately peaking at number 21. By June, its single "Icy Grl" was certified Gold, and by September of the following year, was certified RIAA multi-Platinum. In March, she released "High Maintenance," her major label debut EP. Records and its subsidiary Artistry Worldwide in February of 2018 the same month, she established her own record label, Icy Records. Also in 2017, she had a viral hit on Instagram and Twitter with her freestyle rap "High Maintenance." First EPs One of her videos featured her rapping to the beat of Khia's song "My Neck, My Back (Lick It)," which grew into her single "Icy Grl." Saweetie went on to release the song on her SoundCloud page in 2017, drawing the attention of producer and A&R executive Max Gousse, who eventually became her manager. In 2012, Saweetie started posting short raps on her Instagram account.
For her higher education, Saweetie enrolled at San Diego State University, and then transferred to the University of Southern California to complete her degree in communications. At the age of 13, she started writing her own music. West High School before graduating from Monterey Trail High School. Saweetie grew up in the Sacramento area, where she went to Merrill F. Her mother, Trinidad, is Filipina-Chinese, while her father, Johnny, is African-American. Saweetie, whose real name is Diamonté Quiava Valentin Harper, was born on Jin Santa Clara, California. "Pretty Bitch Music" and Further Singles and EPs."We've been getting to know each other," she said. In a 2018 interview on "The Real," Saweetie reacted to rumors that she and Quavo were dating, saying she thought the Migos member was "cute." You don’t have to be a stripper, you don’t have to be a bartender, you don’t have to take the Instagram model route," he said. “I feel like she’s speaking for those nice, teenage girls who listen to their parents and go to school.” "She speaks for the pretty college girls that are taking the regular route. In an interview with Page Six, published in May 2020, Quavo gushed about his then-girlfriend, saying Saweetie brings "something very special to the game" of hip-hop music. USA TODAY has reached out to reps for both rappers for comment. You are not the woman I thought you were. He added: "I had love for you and disappointed you did all that. I feel the need to address this so there are no false narratives." "I know you want to make this into a show so I’ll play my part just this one time," he wrote on Twitter. "I don’t normally put my business out there, especially my personal life. Later that day, Quavo seemed to address their split without directly naming Saweetie.
"Excited for this new chapter of elevation," she added.
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