- Birthday: July 1, 1991
- Birthplace: Harlem, New York
- Net Worth: $50,000
- Salary: $10,000 Per Episode
Bianca Dupree is a Harlem-born rapper recognized for her single “Chicken Noodle Soup. ” It’s been nearly ten years since the female MC has been on the level, but she hopes to deliver her career again with a stint on VH1’s most up-to-date display, Love and Hip Hop.
Young B was born in Harlem, New York. She grew up in the Jefferson Projects and, as a teen, was a part of the social group ‘Rich Girls”. At 14, she signed a control deal with New York entertainment manager Arthur Smith. He hooked her up with record producer DJ Webstar, and the two collaborated on the track ‘Chicken Noodle Soup.’ Once the single slowly began out to cool off at the radio, Smith had trouble reserving Bianca. She had started running on her debut album, but three promotional singles, including “Airplane Fly,” did not get any radio play, and soon after that, she and her manager had parted ways.
When Bianca signed directly to Love and Hip Hop season 6, her former supervisor back announcing that Dupree remains below contract, with her $10,000 in step with Episode for a 16 episode season, Smith wants a cut. Bianca is likewise reportedly getting $50,000 for the reunion in March. WOW!!!! Not to say all of the club appearances and potential hosting gigs coming to her manner, I don’t blame him. Jessica Dime, the most recent solid member at the Atlanta franchise, is now reserving hosting gigs for $12,000 in step with night!!!! With Love and Hip Hop centring around Young B’s war to get her song career booming once more, we assume her to fetch someplace around $10,000 for hosting fees.
The control dispute may reason a conflict of interest because Yandy Smith is formally handling the female MC. We may even get to see Bianca in some physical altercations with female rap duo BBOD (Bad Bitches on Deck), who’re working with Rashidah Ali.
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