Paris Richards: 👑Queen Of The 6ix Talks Toronto Rappers, Hip Hop Icons Of Canada, & More
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In this exclusive Brooklyn Tea Talk throwback from WorldWide Entertainment TV, Toronto rapper Paris Richards—aka the Queen of the 6ix—sits down for her most in-depth interview to date as she releases a new music video with Canadian legend Maestro Fresh Wes entitled The One this weekend.
Paris opens up about:
👑 Her rise in Toronto’s rap scene and why her fans crowned her “Queen of the 6ix”
🎤 Performing at Rolling Loud Toronto
📍 Growing up in the Falstaff community on the Jane Strip and shooting the heartfelt visuals for “I Got You”
👑 Collaborating with Jully Black, Canada’s R&B queen, and how their energy aligned “like it was meant to be”
🔥 Upcoming work with Canadian hip hop legend Michie Mee
💬 Her thoughts on the “Queen of the 6ix” debate featuring names like Chromazz, Golde London, and more
🎶 Dream collabs with icons like Kardinal Offishall and Melanie Durrant
Also featuring commentary on the event and backstage moments with Tory Lanez, Pressa, Duvy, WhyG, Tara Lord, Lola Bunz, Jully Black, and others.
💎 Don’t miss this inside look at one of Toronto’s most talked-about female voices.
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