Very strong black women who gave me such a strong foundation to start on, that I still stand on to this day. I was raised by amazing queens in my family, from my grandma to my mom and my aunties. Of course you hear the negative side, but I’m giving you the other side of the spectrum. I’m proud of it, so many adventures growing up in the hood. Not many come out of South Central and make it on the other side. I’ll always rep my city because that’s what makes the fabrics of me. I grew up in the church, very community-oriented. Where do I start? I love South Central, you have so many diamonds in the rough. Bozeman via Instagram Live to discuss her new release, her upbringing in South Central LA, her experience shooting Empire, her love for singing, “Juicy,” secret to staying snatched, and more! While we’re all still quarantined due to COVID-19, might as well live life to the fullest!īeyond the music, her most recent film Howard High can be found on UrbanFlix TV, serving as the #1 movie on the streaming platform. The lyrics are injected with self-confidence, love (or lust), and a night to remember. V recently released the perfect bop for the summer, “Juicy,” revealing her rendition of Mtume’s “Juicy Fruit.” Over an undeniable high-energy beat, she serenades the masses with her buttery voice.

I call it homegirl around the world, I try to touch the hearts and souls of everybody.

I have a gift and I want to share it around the world. Whether she’s acting or creating music, V describes herself as “a homegirl from around the way. You may also recognize her from her recurring role on FOX’s hit television show, Empire, playing Veronika. In 2015, she released the official music video for “What Is Love,” which currently hails over 90 million views and counting.

The Los Angeles native carries beauty, style, elegance, passion, and dedication.

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