Paris ɓeydiiko
Milandou Badila (jibinaa ko ñalnde 13 lewru Seeɗto hitaande 1988), ganndiraaɗo e golle mum ko Young Paris, ko jimoowo-jimoowo Konngo, jibinaa ko Pari, mawni ko New York.O siifondirii e fedde Jay-Z wiyeteende Roc Nation e hitaande 2016.
Jinsu | gorko |
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Ɓii-leydiyankaaku | Farayse |
Ɗuubi daygo | 12 Siilto 1987 |
Ɗoforde | Pari |
Wolde | Faransinkoore |
Sana'aji | singer, fashion, songwriter |
Influenced by | Jay-Z |
Laawol ngol laamu anndani | https://youngparis.tumblr.com/ |
Biography
taƴtoBadila jibini haa Pari ha 13 Septemba 1988, ɓiɗɗo sappo nder dental immigrants. Ɓe ɗiɗo fuu ɓe ngaɗata dansa, maama maako o wondiɗo taƴo nder New York, baaba maako boo o wondi ardiiɗo ballet national of Congo.[1] Badila fuɗɗii golle mum nder muusik e fotde e duuɓi 15, e duuɓi 17, o fuɗɗi dancing e janngude muusik e New York ngam ɓeydaade golle mum. O fuɗɗii rapping ngam yimɓe ɓe ɗon ɓooyi mo, o fuɗɗi jaɓugo golle mum e nder muusik. [<span title="The time period mentioned near this tag is ambiguous. (February 2021)">when?</span>]
Badila identified with African culture, and used the Internet hashtag #MelaninMonday to encourage people of color to share their beauty and education.[ko haani][<span title="This claim needs references to reliable sources. (February 2021)">citation needed</span>] He emerged on the music scene in 2017, after joining forces with Roc Nation through a connection with Jay Electronica's manager, Law Parker. Shortly after signing, Badila released music with Afrobeat heavyweights Olamide, Tiwa Savage, Reekado Banks, and Skales, solidifying his sound and imprint on the African music scene. He released his debut album African Vogue in July 2016, while his 2019 album Blood Diamond fast emerged at the forefront of Afrobeats artists, and has gained over 5 million Spotify streams since its June 2019 release.[ko haani]
Fedde nde
taƴtoƊee albums
taƴto- 2014:♬ Rap Electronic
- 2016: African Vogue (Deluxe Edition)
- 2017: Afrobeats
- 2018: Yimɓe am
- 2019: Blood DiamondDiamond ƴiiƴam
Firooji
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