rising rap star Chinese Kitty releases the thrilling music video for her single “Ride” feat. Dave East & Chanel. Directed by Ronald Reid, the suspenseful visual follows Chinese Kitty, Dave East and Chanel in a riveting street crime saga.
“Everybody knows big girls don’t cry – give me the saddle you know I’m gonna ride,” – Chinese Kitty
“Ride” is featured on Chinese Kitty’s full-length debut studio album SMD released via EMPIRE. Executive produced by French Montana & Reterik, the 13-track album is filled with bangers and knockout bars along with features from French Montana, Fivio Foreign, Dave East and LightSkinKeisha.
Kitty also recently released the electric music video for the standout single “Lit Bitch” feat. French Montana & Fivio Foreign. Directed by Gerard Victor, the seductive visual brings the explosive track to life. In October, Kitty will be performing at Rolling Loud (New York City) where she will be gracing the festival stage for the second time.
About Chinese Kitty:
Rather than sugarcoat a single word, Chinese Kitty says everything she needs to say in her music. There’s no pretense and no cap. Instead, she just bodies beats with unapologetic East Coast intensity, slips into seductive bars like an apex temptress, and doles out knockout hooks with fire and force. She dropped “Kitty Walk” as her debut in 2018. Through hustling and emerging as an it-girl in New York nightlife, she organically cultivated an impressive social media audience. After DM-ing Hitmaka, she wound up on the powerhouse remix for “Thotbox” alongside Young MA, Dreezy, DreamDoll, and Mulatto. She revealed her Kitty Bandz mixtape in 2019, yielding anthems such as “Opps” [feat. Cuban Doll] (524K Spotify streams), “Hitstick” (293k Spotify streams), and “Stories of a Ghetto Kitty” (271K Spotify streams). In the aftermath of its arrival, she lit up the stage at Rolling Loud New York and drew the attention of Noisey and more. Building an audience of nearly 4 million followers across social media platforms, the rapper, and entrepreneur unleashes one unfiltered and uncompromising banger after another on her full-length debut album, SMD [EMPIRE].
