Justina Valentine Biography

Justina Valentine is an American rapper, singer, songwriter and model best known for her singles “Candy Land” featuring rapper Fetty Wap, “All The Way” and “Unbelievable”.

Valentine started starring in school and local town plays as a child, while taking dance lessons. She always had a love for hip hop and pop.

In 2006, Valentine started recording her own music. She said she was never shy about being in the spotlight, and always loved to put on a show, make people laugh, and overall make people happy.

She released her first mixtape Route 80 in 2012, the singles “Bubble Gum” and “Hip-hop Joan Jett” became viral hits on YouTube. She then released her EP, Valentine, in 2013 debuting at #38 on the iTunes R&B charts.

On July 8, 2014, Valentine released her second mixtape, Red Velvet. In 2016, she released her studio album, Scarlet Letter. As of 2016, she is also one of the new cast members on Season 8 of Wild ‘N Out on MTV.

She competed in the MTV reality series The Challenge, which premiered November 21, 2017 and titled Champs vs. Stars.

Justina Valentine Age

She was born on February 14, 1987 in Passaic County, New Jersey, United States. She is 31 years old as of 2018.

Justina Valentine Family

She was born in Passaic County, New Jersey and grew up in a family of musicians. Her father is the lead vocalist in a band and plays a number of instruments.

Her mother’s name is Nancy J

Justina Valentine Boyfriend

Justina Valentine likes to keep her personal life private hence there are no records of any relationship affairs that she has had.

Justina Valentine Albums

• Scarlet Letter (2016)

EPs

• Valentine (2013)

Mixtapes

• Route 80 (2012)
• Red Velvet (2014)
• FEMINEM (2017)

Justina Valentine Songs

• Twist Again (La La La)
• Weirdo (Webby Wednesday)
• Candy Land
• Just
• The Real Justina
• Check The Vibe
• Guide Me
• Just Don’t Give A F*ck
• All The Way Up
• Faded
• Deep End
• Take Me Away
• Have Fun
• PSA (Skit)
• Man’s World (Skit)
• Weinstein Way (Skit)
• Justina Valentine
• Lifestyles of the Sick and Brainless
• Freestyle (Five Fingers of Death on Sway’s Universe)
• VOICEMAIL
• All The Way
• The Way I Am
• Alpha
• Suga Daddy
• Love the Way You Lie
• Renegade
• Muse
• Yeah Me
• YOLO
• Curves
• Blackout
• Blue
• 54th & 9th
• Victory Now
• Sunlight
• Ice On Me!
• Hammered

Justina Valentine Tour

• Vans Warped Tour (2012)
• Relief Tour (2013)
• Vans Warped Tour (2014)
• Liquid Sunshine Experience Tour (2015)
• Hate Us Cause They Ain’t Us Tour (2016)
• As Seen on the Internet Tour (2016)
• Scarlet Letter Tour (2016)
• “Futuristic Tour” (2016)
• Weirdo Tour (2017)

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Justina Valentine Interview

How different has it been for you, as a woman, to get recognition in the rapping industry?

According to Justina, she “pretty much began rapping straight from the womb” dealing with hardships from then on.

You see, it’s not always easy to strive in a predominantly male industry. Justina explains she had to work extra hard to be in the position that she’s currently in, but she believes herself to be much stronger because of it.

“As women, there’s always another obstacle, hurdle, or layer that we have to get above,” Justina explains. “I really had to cut my teeth and grind for every step of the way. I didn’t know anyone in the industry, so it’s definitely a game changer being a woman.”

With all the struggles that women face in the entertainment industry, is there hope in the industry changing to be more inclusive of different genders and ethnicities?

“For different ethnicities, genders and sexual orientations, I think slowly but surely the industry is becoming more inclusive, but it doesn’t happen overnight.”

Despite the timeframe, any small steps that go into making the world a more inclusive place matter so greatly. With so many great talents like Justina herself, it’s important for them to get the proper recognition they deserve.

How do you handle the stereotypes placed on women and still remain positive?

“Being someone who’s out there and very visible on social media, I had to grow a really thick skin. People will try to tear you down with words and hateful comments, but your skin has to get so thick that these things need to bounce off of you.”

The Wild ‘N Out star has faced her fair share of criticism being a public figure in the media, but she doesn’t let it get to her.

She states, “The only way you won’t be criticized is if you are nobody and do nothing. If you want to be somebody, don’t pay attention to those criticisms.”

Being in the public eye has its negatives and positives, but Justina remains strong through them all to continue thriving at what she loves to do.

You’re often compared to Eminem and even referred to by many as “Feminem.” How do you handle being compared to such an iconic name in the rapping industry? What makes you different?

“I take it as such a compliment and a blessing. Eminem is one of my biggest influences and favourite rappers, it’s such an honour.”

With all the talented people out there, it’s important for people to stand out and be unique to themselves.

Justina explains that what makes her different has nothing to do with being a Caucasian, female rapper, but instead her rapping ability itself.

“I’m the only female that can come off the top of the brain and freestyle the way I do. Not only keeping it to one gender, I’m one of the only rappers, male or female, that can rap the way I do. I went up to Sway in the Morning and was one of the only 3 rappers that were able to complete the 5 Fingers Of Death.”

“I think the title Feminem was given to me because I write my own content, most people don’t, and because of my off-the-top freestyling. This comparison is such an honour, I love Eminem.”

Source: ignitestudentlife.com

Justina Valentine Greatest Hits

Justina Valentine Candy Land

Justina Valentine Suga Daddy

Justina Valentine Let The Birds Fly

Justina Valentine Needed Me

Justina Valentine The Real Justina

Justina Valentine Rap Battle