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Jazz anderson

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Jazz Anderson, most known for being Tami Roman's daughter, is also an American rapper/actress born in Los Angeles, CA, on June 29, 1996, who is gaining underground notoriety in the rap world amongst her peers.[1][2] The up and coming talent found success as a child model and actress, having worked with Kevin Hart, Anthony Anderson, Wanda Sykes, Kyla Pratt and Kim Coles to name a few. She's been seen on Celebrity Wife Swap, Basketball Wives, and David Tutera's: Unveiled. However, she always knew music was her passion. [3]

She first started uploading freestyle rap videos on to Youtube, which were then put on to Worldstarhiphop and other famous hip-hop sites, and that helped create a buzz for herself.[4]

Deciding to pursue music full time, Jazz has already opened tour dates for Travis Scott and Kevin Gates; most recently completed a feature with Houston's hype man Sauce Walka and is an active member of the hip hop duo Red Cup Squad.

Additionally, she is the youngest female to be affiliated with TM88, 808 Mafia and Future's WeGlobal management.

Known primarily for her "turn up" lyrics and performance style, this young talent is also a thought provoking lyricist capable of delivering in English and French. [5]

Jazz is steadfast in breaking down doors and making a name for herself in the rap world .


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  1. "PHOTOS: Tami Roman's Daughter Graduates with Honors! - FreddyO.com". freddyo.com. Retrieved 2015-10-31.
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  3. "EXCLUSIVE SNEAK PEEK: Tami Roman's Daughter Jazz's SUPER 17th Birthday Party On". Retrieved 2015-10-31.
  4. "Celebrity Seeds: Tami Roman And Kenny Anderson's Lil Rapper Daughter Jazz Anderson Drops A New Jawn, "Turn Up (Bangin On Things)"". Bossip. Retrieved 2015-10-31.
  5. "JAZZTHERAPPER". SoundCloud. Retrieved 2015-10-31.