That Girl Lay Lay

Background

Musical prodigy Alana High was born in Houston, though she represents Atlanta. She was raised in a well-balanced Christian family where the values of hard work, respect, and love have been instilled in her. Her father, Acie High, is her earliest influence, as she began to rap after following her father to the studio to watch him make music. High stepped into the limelight after a few videos of her freestyling went viral, especially when she sampled BlocBoy JB’s ‘Shoot’ and posted it on Instagram in 2017. Since then, she has dazzled stars like Nick Cannon and Le’Veon Bell with her infectious energy and sharp wit.

After her hit single ‘Go Lay Lay Go,’ High caught the attention of big-name players in the industry and was soon signed to Empire Records label, making her the youngest female rapper ever to achieve that feat. Soon, she signed an inclusive deal with Nickelodeon that comprised a comprehensive strategy for High to produce music and merchandising content. This skyrocketed her music career, and the young beauty is doing excellently. Production began immediately after signing, and “That Girl Lay Lay,” her eponymous show, was underway. Here, she acts as a phone avatar magically brought to life. After constant lobbying by her fans, High won a guest slot on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” where she blew their socks off with her outstanding performance. Taking advantage of this period of popularity, High released her first album, “That Cheat Code,” which featured the hits ‘Mama’ and ‘Supersize XL.’ With endorsements, ambassadorships, and collaborations clinched firmly under her belt, this rapper promises to make waves in the music industry.

The young rapper leaves her personal life out of the public eye. She turned vegan, following the lifestyle of her father. A proud Aquarius, she has put her energy into photography, traveling, singing, and dancing and continues to thrive in all these fields.