Karrahbooo

Karrahbooo began working as Lil Yachty's assistant in 2022. She became interested in rapping after seeing Yachty pursue acting, explaining that she viewed rap as a possible route into entertainment. Before entering the music industry, she also worked as a nightclub bottle girl in Atlanta.

She released her debut single, "Money Counter," in October 2022, and the song gained traction in Atlanta's hip-hop scene. In late 2023, several of her freestyles went viral on social media, increasing her visibility as a new rapper.

Karrahbooo's music has been characterized by an animated and relaxed delivery, a laid-back rhythmic flow, and sharp, catchy punchlines. Her writing has also been described as observational, humorous, and down-to-earth, while her performances carry a boastful, rock-star-like energy.

Her notable early releases include "Box the 40," "Running Late," and "Splash Brothers," a collaboration with Anycia. She also appeared on Concrete Boys' "Mo Jams" and the group's "On the Radar Concrete Cypher."

Lil Yachty signed Karrahbooo to his label and collective, Concrete Boys, in 2023. She joined Draft Day, Camo!, and DC2trill in the group and released "Box the 40" as a signed artist in March of that year. Karrahbooo also contributed to the collective's compilation album It's Us Vol. 1, released on April 5, 2024.

Karrahbooo parted ways with Concrete Boys in July 2024 after the group removed her from its Instagram biography and she unfollowed its members on X. Yachty confirmed the split and said he had nothing negative to say about her. The departure was followed by a public disagreement over songwriting, with Yachty claiming he had written every rap verse she performed during her time with the group, a claim Karrahbooo disputed while asking him to stop bullying her.

She subsequently continued releasing music independently. Later work included "In the Hills," a song by Kyla Imani, an appearance with GloRilla on Anycia's "Never Need," and solo releases including "NO HOOK" and "WYD."