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Raised By Certified Trap Queen: An Inspiring Journey from Poverty to Success

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Growing up in the poverty-stricken streets of Atlanta, Georgia, Tameka "Tiny" Harris faced unimaginable challenges. Her parents were addicted to drugs, and she was raised by her grandmother, who struggled to make ends meet. Despite the adversity she faced, Tameka never gave up on her dreams. She worked hard in school, and at the age of 14, she joined a girl group called Xscape. The group quickly rose to fame, and Tameka became one of the most successful female rappers in the world.

In her memoir, Raised By Certified Trap Queen, Tameka shares her inspiring story of overcoming poverty and achieving success. She writes about the challenges she faced growing up, the determination that kept her going, and the lessons she learned along the way. Tameka's story is not just a story of personal triumph; it is also a story of hope and inspiration for anyone who has ever faced adversity.

Raised By A Certified Trap Queen

by J Charnise

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Growing Up in Poverty

Tameka was born in College Park, Georgia, on July 14, 1975. Her parents were both drug addicts, and they struggled to provide for their daughter. Tameka's grandmother, Sarah, took her in when she was just a baby. Sarah worked hard to give Tameka a good life, but she often struggled to make ends meet. Tameka grew up in a small, rundown house, and she often went hungry. She remembers times when she had to sleep on the floor because there was no bed available.

Despite the poverty she faced, Tameka was a bright and determined child. She loved to read and write, and she excelled in school. She was also a talented singer, and she began singing in church at a young age. When Tameka was 14, she met Kandi Burruss, who was also a talented singer. Kandi and Tameka formed a girl group called Xscape, and they quickly began to make a name for themselves.

Xscape: The Rise to Fame

Xscape released their debut album, Hummin' Comin' at Cha, in 1993. The album was a huge success, and it spawned the hit singles "Just Kickin' It" and "Understanding." Xscape quickly became one of the most popular girl groups in the world, and they went on to release four more albums. Tameka became one of the most successful female rappers in the world, and she was known for her unique style and her powerful lyrics.

Despite her success, Tameka never forgot her roots. She continued to support her grandmother, and she often spoke out about the importance of education and hard work. In 2001, Tameka founded the Tameka Cottle Foundation, which provides scholarships to underprivileged students. She also worked with several other charities, and she was a strong advocate for social justice.

Raised By Certified Trap Queen: A Legacy of Hope and Inspiration

Tameka's story is an inspiring example of how anyone can overcome adversity and achieve success. She faced unimaginable challenges growing up, but she never gave up on her dreams. She worked hard, she stayed focused, and she never lost sight of her goals. Tameka's story is a reminder that anything is possible if you are determined enough.

Tameka's legacy is one of hope and inspiration. She showed the world that anything is possible if you are determined enough. She was a pioneer for women in hip-hop, and she used her platform to speak out about important social issues. Tameka Cottle was a true role model, and her story will continue to inspire people for generations to come.

Raised By A Certified Trap Queen

by J Charnise

4.9 out of 5