At 3 years of age, Hadiya-Love was a joyful child, determined to get a smile from anyone around her. Always sensitive & caring, if she learned that someone was homeless she would offer her bed. Her mom soon came to realize that Hadiya would, in fact, be a problem solver in this world. She's compassionate, desires to see everyone fed, clothed & protected. Due to the fact that she lost two dear family members & a very close friend to cancer, Hadiya wanted to create music that also touched the lives of those dealing the dreadful disease. Her song, "No Women", is an inspirational song dedicated cancer survivors. Although Hadiya is 9 years of age she is very much a product of her environment. Children as a whole are affected by massive killings taking place in inner city America. As a child growing up in urban Chicago, now sadly referred to as “Chiraq”, Hadiya is referred to as “The Heiress To The Throne” in Chicago hip hop after the release of her song “Love Me.” At this young age, she too feels her voice be part of the unheard out-cry against this senseless unsanctioned war on young children. She just completed an advance acting on-camera class with the Acting Studio Chicago. She is trained to sing musical style songs; she plays the violin and she co-writes her rap lyrics. Her music is rated E (for EVERYONE) and is a reflection of who she is, strong and sassy like her song, "Hold Up Wait". Hadiya was adopted at birth and she's ready to tell the world, as a way of letting other children know, it doesn't matter how you were brought into this world, you can STILL make and have a positive impact in the lives of others. So we invite you to enjoy Hadiya-Love, a talented student, violist/rapper and actress who wants to bring out laughter, joy, and the freedom to love and simply dance. ### For more info contact: Cre Thomas: thomasalphaomega@yahoo.com Mitchell: kreativemedia@yahoo.com