Rap siren Lady London is arguably one of the most skilled storytellers of her generation, with a future that's as promising as her high-level bars. The 27-year-old, born in the Bronx, NY, and raised in East Orange, NJ, has been a force in the industry since appearing on listeners' radars in 2018. She's gone viral for her hard-hitting "Lady Londays" freestyles, earning cosigns from icons like Diddy, Timbaland, Busta Rhymes, and more.
Last January, the rap phenom released her debut project, "Lady Like: The Boss Tape," a compilation of her most potent freestyles, including 2020's viral "Lisa's Story." She also made her acting debut in Sanaa Lathan's "On the Come Up" and contributed to the film's soundtrack alongside Rapsody, and she has previous songwriting credits on ABC's "Queens" — moves clearly setting herself up for success. In a 2022 interview with Essence Girls United, the freestyle rapper said she believes she's still "underrated and understated," but that could very well change in 2023 if her career remains on its upward path.