BbyMutha

Brittnee Moore, known professionally as bbymutha, is an American rapper.

She was born in Chattanooga, Tennessee and began her career through SoundCloud.

In December 2015, she released a three-song EP entitled Weave.

In December 2016, Moore released the EP Glow Kit.

In 2017, she rose to prominence after the video for her song "Rules" went viral.

The EP was included in "20 best Bandcamp releases of 2017".

In 2017, the track "Rules", which was produced by Luna God, was released as a single from the EP.

The music video for the song was later released in August on YouTube.

The video went viral, and led to Moore to receive attention from prominent R&B musicians SZA and Kehlani.

The track was also played by Björk as part of a DJ set, and was featured in FADER's "101 best songs of 2017".

In 2018, Moore has released three EPs so far.

In January 2018, Muthaz Day 2 was released.

The EP featured production from Rock Floyd and Crystal Caines.

This was followed by BbyShoe, which was released in February 2018 to positive reviews.

In 2019, "Rules" was included in the soundtrack of the Hulu original series Ramy.

Her debut studio album, Muthaland, was released in 2020.

Moore was born and raised in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Both of her parents were in high school at the time of her birth.

Moore was raised primarily by her mother, a devout Christian.

She has stated that her father, a barber, was physically abusive.

She has a younger brother.

Moore had a turbulent adolescence.

At school, Moore was an outcast and was bullied.

At the age of 12, she moved to Pensacola with her mother.

After physically assaulting a teacher at her school, Moore was committed to a psychiatric ward, where she was diagnosed with depression and ADHD.

She was expelled from the school and moved back to Tennessee.

By the age of 13, Moore had begun selling drugs and having sex with older boys.

At 17, she became pregnant with her first pair of twins, Mekel and Mekeila, who she has raised alone, describing the children's father as a 'pedophile'.

Moore would listen to rap music at her father's house during her summer break from school.

Beginning in early childhood, she enjoyed writing.

She began writing poetry in fourth grade, and became interested in music and performance after participating and winning a dance competition with her cousins in elementary school.

She began rapping in tenth grade.

During that year, Moore and her cousins formed a group called Money over Niggas.

Moore's "first official song" as a solo artist was "Slut".

Moore released the song on SoundCloud.

She performed under the stage name Cindyy Kushh from the age of "17 or 18", before changing her stage name to bbymutha.

The name was inspired by her experience of being called a "baby mama" by the other female partner of her unfaithful boyfriend.

After working in retail and in call centers for several years, she became pregnant with her second pair of twins, Khloe and Tyler, after moving to Nashville to study fashion design.

The father of the twins was abusive, and he disapproved of Moore's rapping, leading Moore to take a hiatus from her rap career.

After giving birth to her second pair of twins, Moore moved back to Chattanooga and returned to rapping.