BIOGRAPHY
Katie Got Bandz, born Kiara Johnson on March 22, 1993, is an American rapper from Chicago, Illinois. She gained recognition for her contributions to the drill music scene, a subgenre of hip-hop that emerged in Chicago characterized by its aggressive beats and raw, often street-oriented lyrics.
Katie Got Bandz first garnered attention with her breakout single "Pop Out," released in 2012. The song showcased her energetic flow and became a staple in the drill music movement. She continued to release mixtapes and singles, earning a reputation for her bold and unapologetic style.
One of her notable projects is the mixtape "Drillary Clinton," released in 2013, which featured collaborations with fellow Chicago artists and further solidified her presence in the drill scene. Katie Got Bandz's music often reflects the realities of urban life in Chicago, and her aggressive delivery sets her apart in the male-dominated drill genre.
She has been associated with other drill artists from Chicago, contributing to the city's drill music movement that gained national and international attention. Katie Got Bandz's influence extends beyond her music; she has been recognized as a prominent female voice in the drill scene, breaking barriers and challenging stereotypes.