As a child, Memphis rapper Jucee Froot felt like an outcast. Now, her rebellious personality is exactly what makes her relatable to hundreds of thousands of fans. • Jucee discovered her penchant for making music at 10. Teeming with creativity, she started writing lyrics and using GarageBand to produce beats. • She built an online following by uploading freestyles to Facebook. After her remix of K Camp’s “Damn Right” went viral, hip-hop mogul Birdman invited Jucee to work with Cash Money Records. • In 2019, Jucee released Schizophrenic Flow, featuring the popular single “Psycho.” The album’s performance earned her a joint venture deal with Atlantic Records and Art@War. • Jucee’s 2020 label debut, Black Sheep, included a remix of “Psycho,” featuring Rico Nasty. The music video for the single earned nearly 3 million views. • In 2020, Jucee made her mark on film and TV. Her single “Danger” was included on Birds of Prey: The Album, and she wrote “Eat Itself” for the HBO series Insecure.