‘Deb’s House’ Rapid Recap: ‘Let the Games Begin’

6/20/2024

All Photographs and Key Art from ‘Deb’s House’ Courtesy of WE tv.

Please enjoy this rapid recap of Episode 101 of Deb’s House on WE tv and ALLBLK, along with a refresher clip and a summary of the eight finalists moving into Deb’s house before tomorrow’s brand-new episode arrives!

Episode 101 – “Let the Games Begin” – Premiered Friday, June 14th on WE tv and ALLBLK at 10pm ET/PT
Legendary music mogul Deb Antney is on a nationwide hunt to find the next female rap superstar. In a rap cypher hosted by The Source magazine, Ms. Deb handpicks eight women to move into her house. But when two rappers don't play by her rules, Deb is forced to make a harsh decision.

8 CONTESTANTS COMPETING IN DEB’S HOUSE

Alectra – 20, Bakersfield, CA
As an Instagram and Tik Tok sensation, Alectra has a huge social media following. Her rise to popularity started in 2013 at the age of ten when she was cast as a host on the "Trill Ship" show. She then began dancing, modeling, and acting with credits including “Dance Moms,” LAFW, NYFW, Apple, Beats By Dre, and Dunkin Donuts. She earned her SAG-AFTRA card in 2017 and continued acting. Alectra can be seen on the reality show "GoatFam LA" where she wrote, casted, directed, and starred on the show.
Motivation: She wants to be a star, Nicki Minaj is her biggest influence.
Instagram: @alectra

Big Mali - 22, Henderson, NC
North Carolina’s “most lit” female rapper. Big Mali is no stranger to the rap scene — she started rapping at the age of 8 but didn’t take it seriously until the age of 14. She makes trap music look sexy and her signature tagline of obscene language is a favorite amongst her fans. Signed her first recording deal in 2017 and dropped her first project "If I Fall Asleep" in 2018. Her road to stardom includes over 10 million views on YouTube. She’s well known for her 2020 projects “First Lady” and “Gangsta Talk.” On stage, she's opened up for Charlotte rapper DaBaby and St. Louis rapper Sexyy Red, and she has headlined her own shows. Most recently, her music was featured on the award-winning HBO series "Euphoria." Her continued success has allowed her to provide for her family, which she takes pride in.
Motivation: Mali says she is willing to sacrifice everything. She has worked with a lot of artists, and believes she has already made it.
Instagram: @bigmali3x

Dank – 28, Detroit, MI
Dank DeMoss is holding it down in the Detroit female rap scene. Daddy’s little girl made the transition from singing to rapping after the tragic loss of her father, who was a popular local rapper in Detroit. Dank is well-known in the Detroit rap scene, sometimes even ghostwriting for other female artists. Although she's faced some haters for her size, Dank is all about spreading that self-esteem, self-love, and self-courage message. She's reppin' her 500-pound status with pride, embracing her weight, and crediting her stomach as the sexiest part about her.
Motivation: Following the loss of her father, who was a rapper, Dank transitioned from viewing rapping as a hobby to embracing it as her true passion. Her ultimate aspiration is to attain a level of stardom that surpasses even that of Beyoncé and Lizzo. Dank is inspired by her weight, aiming to demonstrate that size doesn't overpower talent.
Instagram: @dankdemoss

Honey B – 25, Charlotte, NC
Ms. Deb loves her. She was bullied in school, and has been in verbally and physically abusive relationships. She turned her pain into purpose and is a big self love advocate.
Instagram: @honeyb

Hot Chok - 28, Philadelphia, PA (*New Addition in Ep 102)
The “trench” queen remains the underdog of Philly's rap scene. Known for her gangster-style female rap, her bold and gritty delivery is a testament to her tough upbringing. Chok has been in the game for a while now..Coming from working with the same teams as Lil Uzi and being in Meek Mill’s camp, Chok is patiently waiting for her moment. Her career was the reason she kept her three children a secret, as she felt she couldn't be a pregnant gangster rapper.

Motivation: Using her life experiences as a canvas for storytelling through music, Chok is channeling the struggles of her upbringing. Feeling that she has to conceal her role as a mother to maintain her tough public image, she aims to inspire others by showcasing resilience, strength, and the power to rise above difficult circumstances. Through her lyrics and journey, Chok strives to send a powerful message that one can overcome challenges, redefine stereotypes, and emerge stronger on the other side.
Instagram: @chok215promo

Queen Izzy – 26, Nigeria by way of Raleigh, NC
Izzy comes from immigrant parents. She quit her job to come on the show, but was afraid to tell her dad. Having both African and American backgrounds, Izzy's goal is to bridge the gap between Afrobeats and Hip-Hop. As an independent artist, well known for her weekly "Freestyle Fridays.” Her works have been noticed by Davido, Zlatan, Burna Boy, Adekunle Gold, Ice Prince, Rexxie, Naira Marley, Skiibii, Tank, Ckay, Fat Joe, Russ, Reekado Banks, Manny Wellz, Ycee, Candy Bleakz, DanDizzy, Cheque, Teni, Yung6, Jarule, Bbanks, Pheelz, & More. She is a very versatile artist – she does Afrobeats, raps and sings. Izy defines her genre of music as 'Afro-Trap.' Motivation: To show immigrants they can make it, and to give a voice to immigrants.
Instagram: @queenizzy

Rocky – 28, Philadelphia, PA
Rocky is the highest-viewed and most sought-after female rapper in Philly. Growing up as a foster kid to a drug-addict mother, Rocky developed a tough exterior. Rocky's style of rapping is characterized by its hardness and straightforwardness. Since releasing her first two mixtapes, "Fake Bitches Hero 1 and 2," this Philly lyricist has garnered support not only from Meek Mill but also from rappers such as Casanova, A$AP Ferg, and other industry veterans. She has even entertained offers from various labels, including Alamo Records.
Motivation: Despite growing up in foster care and actively striving to keep her family and friends away from the streets, Rocky faces a significant challenge as her mom recently relapsed into drug use.
Instagram: @fakebitcheshero

Who Camille – 31, Columbia, MD
WhoCamille the artist making waves with her versatile talent. Winning a nationwide jingle contest for Slutty Vegan in 2020 marked a turning point, leading to her becoming the first artist on Slutty Productions. Her smooth pen game even earned her a writer's credit on Flo Milli’s 2022 debut album.Opening for major names like Lil Baby and Moneybagg Yo, she has gained widespread attention, featured in outlets like HypeBae and Bedroom Barz with Sway. Her high class energy brings a different perspective to this industry.
Motivation: As a suburban girl from Maryland, she stands on the fact that she didn't come from the struggle, challenging stereotypes and showcasing her ability to excel in rap despite different origins As WhoCamille gears up for highly anticipated projects and collaborations, she remains an artist on the rise, eager to share her musical talents with the world.
Instagram: @whocamille

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