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ScarLip
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Sierra Lucas (born December 12, 2000), known professionally as ScarLip (also known as Scar Lip), is an American rapper. Her 2022 single "Glizzy Gobbler" went viral on TikTok and she signed a distribution deal with Epic Records the following year after releasing her breakout single "This is New York".
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I stay me. I keep it real. I bring that ScarLip energy. I don’t let other people sway [who] I am or what I do.
I was born in the Bronx, raised in Brooklyn. I bounced around a lot as a kid. New York has a big impact on my life, the way I dress, the way I talk, the way I move, my culture, you know what I’m saying?.
A lot of people don’t have outlets. Some people [take] other routes, do bad things or harm themselves. When I started writing, that was a way of getting my feelings out in a healthy way. Music definitely saved my life.
A lot of people don’t have outlets. Some people [take] other routes, do bad things or harm themselves. When I started writing, that was a way of getting my feelings out in a healthy way. Music definitely saved my life.
What people don’t understand is when you’re young, and you’re not really a rapper, not a celebrity, you’re not creating to make the next viral record. We’re just creating. We’re in our zone, coming up with ideas and trying things. And so, [with] [‘This Is New York’], I was like, ‘yo, let me do this DMX-type beat’. We went in the studio and it just came. You’re not thinking too much. You know what I’m saying? Just having fun,
To get the feature from Lil Wayne was crazy. When you have a favorite rapper and you’re able to get a song with him, it’s a dream come true.
DESPITE HER SUCCESS, SCARLIP IS STILL UNAPOLOGETICALLY “NEW YORK”
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Category:Rappers from the United States
Category:Singers from the United States
Category:Living people
Category:2000 births
Category:Women from the United States
Category:Women born in the 2000s
Category:People from Brooklyn
Category:21st-century African-American women