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Next on the list is also arguably best on the list, lyrically speaking. Multitalented rapper/singer/songwriter and ghetto dime piece Bianca Clarke is easily one of Alabama's best kept secrets.

 Picture Missy Elliott but with sex appeal and gang ties, a Foxy Brown or Lil Kim femme fatale but with actual natural skills and a work ethic to match. Cardi and Megan are nice, but Bianca is nicer. 

From Mobile, Alabama, QBC is wholly different from general musicians, in that she really is living a mission, on the road and in planes traveling almost endlessly from city to city, to do features and perform while conducting "other business," often animated and alone but armed and adamant about the hustle.

Almost Tupaceques in her writing, QBC is a prolific ghostwriter who has sold as many bare songs on the page as she has raw verses in the booth.

For a long time QBC shun social marketing and networked rather exclusively through the real-life dopeboy  channels that connect ghetto America, before deciding that some negroes can be as hateful and nefarious as nasty bitches when when they come in direct contact with a broad as hard as cooked crack, and so some years ago she moved much of her operation online.

Her fans and followers are many, ranging from Trina and Rosay in Miami up to Atlantic Records' Evan Lipschutz, who allegedly offered the Mobile native a record deal, which she politely turned down like a real savvy boss bitch that knows something.

After launching QB Gang Records this year to keep her options open while keeping her hustle going, and switching majority of her media apparatus from Facebook/Instagram/Twitter to the fresher, more looser and lively ChumCity.xyz super site, it was announced by this very publication that Bianca had inked a two-album deal with Inacell Cash Money Universal. Sensing that 2023 will be monumental for her career, QBC is a star literally beginning to come aglow and putting on a show before our very eyes.