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Kandi's father passed away two weeks after she was born and spent most of her childhood in a homeless shelter. She now owns a house. Since making their viral video, all of the members have graduated high school. Alizé and K-Duce are both mothers to young children. <ref>https://www.thefader.com/2014/01/31/nicki-minaj-boss-ass-bitch-remix-ptaf-interview/</ref> |
Kandi's father passed away two weeks after she was born, and she spent most of her childhood in a homeless shelter. She now owns a house. Since making their viral video, all of the members have graduated high school. Alizé and K-Duce are both mothers to young children. <ref>https://www.thefader.com/2014/01/31/nicki-minaj-boss-ass-bitch-remix-ptaf-interview/</ref> |
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==Discography== |
==Discography== |
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PTAF | |
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Also known as | Pretty Taking All Fades |
Origin | Los Angeles, CA, U.S. |
Genres | hip hop, crunk |
Years active | 2012–present |
Labels | Capitol Records |
Members | Alizé, K-Duce Kandi |
PTAF (acronym of Pretty Taking All Fades ) is a hip hop crunk girl group from Los Angeles. The current members are Kandi, K-Duce and Alizé. They are most known for their viral song "Boss Ass Bitch", which garnered the attention of the public and scored them a record deal with Capitol Records in December 2013.[1]
Background
PTAF came together at Crenshaw High School, and have violent backgrounds. Alizé and the group were involved in numerous fights in their neighborhoods with rivals and made raps about any person they disliked or had problems with. They came up with the name "Pretty Taking All Fades" because "[they're] pretty and like to fight". Originally the girls were going to say, "I don't like that bitch" repetitively but used "boss" to show female empowerment.[2] This was then referenced in their second music video for "Boss Ass Bitch."[3]
"Boss Ass Bitch"
"Boss Ass Bitch" was the first song released by the group. It was released 9 May, 2012 accompanied by a music video. The music video was filmed in front of a white fence. It has 11 million views as of 30 March, 2014. On 29 March, 2014, PTAF joined VEVO and released a more updated music video. The members changed their looks, sported new colored hair, wearing make-up, and wearing designer clothing.
2014 - present: Capitol Records
Nicki Minaj released a remix of their viral video that was popular from the phone app Vine "Boss Ass Bitch" via SoundCloud which scored the group a record deal with Capitol Records.[4] When Minaj used the beat, Devon DeVoe' Reed, their previous producer, released the single "Do Yo Shit" to get more attention on PTAF. [5]
Personal life
Kandi's father passed away two weeks after she was born, and she spent most of her childhood in a homeless shelter. She now owns a house. Since making their viral video, all of the members have graduated high school. Alizé and K-Duce are both mothers to young children. [6]
Discography
EPs
Singles
Title | Date | Album |
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"Boss Ass Bitch" | 9 May, 2012 | Non-album single |
"Do Yo Shit" | 30 December, 2013 | Fake Friends - EP |
"Turnnup" | 1 May, 2014 | Fake Friends - EP |
"Hol Up" | 24 July, 2014 | Non-album single |
References
- ^ https://www.thefader.com/2014/01/31/nicki-minaj-boss-ass-bitch-remix-ptaf-interview/
- ^ http://www.vladtv.com/video/184928/exclusive-ptaf-detail-crazy-fight-stories-group-origin/
- ^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cG9HMazUe38
- ^ http://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/the-juice/5855088/nicki-minaj-releases-remix-to-ptafs-boss-ass-bitch-listen
- ^ https://www.thefader.com/2014/01/31/nicki-minaj-boss-ass-bitch-remix-ptaf-interview/
- ^ https://www.thefader.com/2014/01/31/nicki-minaj-boss-ass-bitch-remix-ptaf-interview/
External links
- American girl groups
- American hip hop groups
- Capitol Records artists
- Musical groups established in 2012
- Living people
- African-American crunk groups
- Musical groups from California
- Musical groups from Los Angeles, California
- Rappers from Los Angeles, California
- West Coast hip hop groups
- African-American female rappers
- West Coast hip hop musicians
- Rappers from California
- Musical trios
- Female hip hop groups