And I’m only getting started.

Music has always been a HUGE part of my creative process. I’m always vibing out to something while drawing. So naturally I end up drawing artists because they be serving LOOKS! Trust me when I say there’s SO many more I want to do!

Some are finished, some are works in progress, some are YEARS old. But I hope you all enjoy because the way my style has GROWN!

Asianae, Kali, Londynn B, Salma Sims, Amy Luciani, Erica Banks, & Killumanti- Pass That Dutch Video

Cooool

Not sure, I think it’s a toss up between ease my mind by Nija or red wine & caviar by misunderstood and Londynn B

Hope you’re having a good day 😊

Ah, I'll have to listen to them.

And I am having a pretty good day, had a really important writing exam so was abit stressed but it's all good

🔥

Music Birthday: Londynn B 🔊🥳 Today, May 30, 1994, Londynn B was born in New York City, NY. After finishing a top contestant on Netflix’s Rhythm & Flow in 2019, she teamed up with fellow contestant Troyman, and winner D Smoke, on a Troyman track called ‘Blessings.’ This song was produced by 27 Heart Beats—producer of Gavin Cambridge’s ‘We Want It,’ and it’s included on Troyman’s 2020 album “Insomniac.”

🌌👀

Londynn B⚘

#ICYMI

Monique ‘Coco’ Sosa *Supporting character

Voice Claim:(Serayah) https://youtu.be/NlqPCzAQDVo?t=41

Partner(s): Single. Parents: Kerry & Leon Sosa. Kids: None. Siblings: Mekhi. Age: 24 (2021) Birthday: 19th of January. Height: 166cm (5.4ft) Body type: Curvy. Eye color: Gray/golden brown.

About: ~ Outgoing, Challenging, Confident, Independent, Creative, Loyal, Ambitious, Passionate, Adaptable, Proud, Experimental, Outspoken, Adventurous, Tough, Skeptical, Dominating, Protective, Athletic, Stubborn, Capable, Sarcastic, Playful and Competitive. ~ Professional rapper. ~ Sexuality: Straight. ~ Long dark brown - black curly hair. ~ Very confident, but parts of it is a wall she has build up to protect herself. ~ Acts tough, is tough, but also has a very soft center if you get close enough.  ~ Tomboy. ~ Born and raised in Jamaica, but moved to LA when she was 15. Then lived in LA til she was 22. ~ Great dancer. ~ Even better at graffiti ~ Sometimes speaks her mind a little too fast without thinking of the consequences. ~ Can’t cook. ~ Has been cheated on a lot in the past. It seemed to just come with living in LA. The men she dated always seemed fast to move onto the next best thing, if any minor issue/inconvenience occurred. ~ Has trust issues. ~ Pretty close to her family, specially her cousin Ebony, whom she lives with. ~ Addicted to Mango Chutney. ~ Has gold frame grills, as she got together with Ebony while they lived in LA. It’s one of her good memories, so she hangs onto it still. ~ The music is always pretty loud in her room. ~ Is pretty energetic when she does something with her rapping. ~ Very athletic, spends a lot of time at the gym, and does Kickboxing. ~ Very protective of the people she cares about. ~ Speaks with a mix of LA and Jamaican accent. ~ Smells like:  Dior - Hypnotic Poison. ~ Partied a lot in LA and things got really out of hands towards the end, so now she tries to live more laid back. ~ Enjoys meeting new people. ~ Would dip every food in melted chocolate, if it was considered a good diet. ~ Cares a lot about what she eats, but doesn’t get obsessed with it. ~ Considers herself permanent single, but if the right man comes around, she would definitely consider the option. ~ Will kick anyone’s ass, if they speak bad about her family! ~ Dreams of owning her own record label one day. ~ Likes trying new things in life, and rarely says no. ~ Is a good listener and always ready with a shoulder to cry on. ~ Hates slow drivers. ~ Obsessed with coconut, -hence her nickname Coco. ~ Will absolutely deny that she once ate a bug as a part of a bet when she was a kid. ~ She won the bet though and got herself a brand new bike! ~ Likes to loosen up after an intense workout with a joint and Mario Kart. ~ Is a very loyal friend. ~ Her closest friends often call her crazy. ~ 10/10 will tell you if you’re being an idiot. ~ Loves her family and friends, rap/hiphop, dancing, Almond Milk, anything athletic she can get herself involved in, coconut anything, Mango Chutney, Lobster, melted chocolate, foot massages, thunder, going to concerts, chili, olive oil, fresh Basil and Thyme, Bay leaf, garlic, sleeping late on Sundays, traveling, snow, horror movies and baggy pants. ~ Her style is hiphop borderline 90′s/early 00′s. ~ Skates in her past time.

Monique’s tag Monique’s house/home Monique’s moodboard Handwriting/ask answer pic:

One song to describe her: Kamaiyah - Go Crazy Personal Playlist: 1. Sasha Go Hard ft. Londynn B- No Hoe (Dir. by @PassportTrace) 2. Rico Nasty - STFU 3. Slowthai, Skepta - CANCELLED 4. OG Niki - Spit Your Game #2 5. Chynna - attention 6. Blackstreet - No Diggity (Official Music Video) ft. Dr. Dre, Queen Pen 7. Missy Elliott - Cool Off 8. Busta Rhymes ‎- Woo-Hah!! Got You All In Check 9. Snoop Dogg Feat. Nate Dogg & Xzibit - Bitch Please 10. Shaybo - Dobale 11. Mulatto - No Hook 12. The Game - Stainless [Official Video] ft. Anderson.Paak 13. Jucee Froot - Sidewalk 14. Connie Diiamond X Nyemiah Supreme ProdBy TylianMtB - Breach 15. E-40 "I STAND ON THAT" FT. JOYNER LUCAS & T.I.

🥀 B. Londynn

 @simstefani 2pc set

@redheadsims-cc​ on the heels

@savagesims shades

LONDYNN B" 17"x14" graphite and charcoal on Strathmore paper. 9/23/20. www.williamjblaylockiii.com

YO I was tagged in this thing by @ven0minmyveins!!!!! Thank you!!!!! 

I got a lot of playlists so I’m just putting my likes on shuffle  ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

We’re snooping on your playlist. Put your music library on shuffle and tell us the first ten songs that pop up. Then tag your victims.

1) No Exit - Childish Gambino

2) Loyal Like Sid & Nancy - Foster the People 

3) Have it All - Homesafe

4) Shoot Down the Stars - Gym Class Heroes

5) Do It To It - Cherish (UM A CLASSIC BOP WTF????)

6) Scars - I Prevail

7) I Can’t Change - Londynn B

8) Camaro - Kings of Leon

9) APESHIT - The Carters

10) Come One, Come All - All Time Low

I tag @bashfulgengar @signlesstheredbloodedtroll @xbarelygeekyx @zbbornak @dictatoroffandoms

Rhythm + Flow On Netflix Is The Push Rap Needed To Give New Artists Life

I can't change, I can't change, I can't change, yea... Shout out to Londynn B for that banger! I’m lowkey too hype writing this---but I swear Netflix was on to something when they got Cardi B, Chance Tha Rapper, and T.I. to host a gimmicky yet certified Hip-Hop show searching for the next Rap superstar. Superstar might be a stretch, but Rhythm + Flow got all the juice.  In the words of Snoop Dogg, “This ain't The Voice muh fuckah!”

Off rip, the A-List trio gathered equally established A-List stars to help put on for their cities. Guest judges such as Snoop Dogg, Big Boi, Quavo, Jadakiss, Twista, Fat Joe, Lupe Fiasco, Killer Mike, and star producers such as Tay Keith, Hit-Boy, London On Da Track, SounWave, and more, advised and worked with each artist as they help develop them across 10 episodes of the binge-worthy series. The late Nipsey Hussle was also in an episode schooling new talent.

Flow’s episodes featured everything from cyphers and battles raps, to music videos and samples. T.I.’s vocabulary didn't disappoint and Cardi’s unfiltered personality made her a national treasure. (Pause) Cardi’s unfiltered mouth is a gift to humanity! #CardiB2020 (Continue) At the time of writing this, the R&B collaborations episode was my favorite but the finale also came with the heat. The Collaborations episode allowed us to rock to fresh remixes of classics by Ty Dolla $ign, Teyana Taylor, Jhene Aiko, and Tory Lanez. D Smoke set flames to the stage and by the end of the episode I was at home yelling, “Talk that shit Smoke! / Walk that shit Smoke! / Bark that shit Smoke! / Argh, Argh, Argh, Argh!,” after his Skywalker collab with R & B star Miguel.

Rhythm + Flow offered undiscovered artists from across all regions of America the chance to perform live on Spotify’s Rap Caviar and $250,000k if the took the season 1 crown. Not to be a complete spoiler, but the final episode included Londynn B, Flawless Real Talk, D Smoke, and TroyMan, each performing originals with full creative control. TroyMan murdered the game and everyone who followed demonstrated why they made it to the finals. Flawless Real Talk delivered a heartfelt performance while Londynn B burned the stage down with a medley of London On Da Tracks produced bangers!

In the end, D Smoke came out on top after his assortment of hits which featured production by the Academy Award-nominated SounWave. Smoke’s blend of Spanish and conscious rap exhibited a unique style that was rarely duplicated as he danced on the fine line of art and street in every bar. Even though everyone didn't win, most walked away with the opportunity to continue recording projects with the superstar producers and have noticed a huge spike in social media.