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'Drama Queen' — Queen Pen for The Source Magazine (Summer, 2001) photography by Sanjay Kothari, words by Elon D. Johnson, styling by Misa Hylton, makeup by Vered, and hair by Frederick Parnell.
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'Drama Queen' — Queen Pen for The Source Magazine (Summer, 2001) photography by Sanjay Kothari, words by Elon D. Johnson, styling by Misa Hylton, makeup by Vered, and hair by Frederick Parnell.
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Queen Pen in VIBE Magazine December 1997/January 1998 issue. Written by Andrea M. Duncan. Photographed by Misa Martin.
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- sunny morning 90s(ish) beats
atliens - outkast
check the rhyme - a tribe called quest
can i kick it? - a tribe called quest
cold rock a party - mc lyte
express yourself - n.w.a.
eye know - de la soul, otis redding
feel me flow - naughty by nature
feel so good - mase
get down - nas
go! - common
jettin’ - digable planets
kick, push - lupe fiasco
passin’ me by - the pharcyde
queen of the click - queen pen
southernplayalisticadillacmuzik - outkast
what they do - the roots
where i’m from - digable planets
work - gang starr
worst comes to worst (edited) - dilated peoples
rapper queen pen for the source magazine, 1997.
Which 90s song is better?
No Diggity by Blackstreet ft. Dr. Dre and Queen Pen
Common People by Pulp
(Note: a shortened edit of Common People is used in the music video; here is the full length version - audio only!)