Bobby Soxer, known as Myanmar’s Hip Hop Queen, is a singer, songwriter, composer, and actress who has established herself as a significant artist in the Burmese entertainment industry. After embarking on her music career in 2006, Bobby Soxer quickly established herself as a significant artist in the Burmese entertainment industry, earning the moniker ‘Myanmar’s Hip Hop Queen’ for her pioneering contributions to female hip-hop vocals. An early career highlight was her collaboration with R&B singer Ye Lay on the track ‘Do Not Want To Say Good Bye,’ which garnered significant recognition. A pivotal moment came with the release of the collaborative album ‘Done Pyan’ (Rocket) on November 21, 2011, alongside Hlwan Paing.
She also contributed her talents to the travel documentary series ‘Let’s Go,’ further establishing her multifaceted career. Throughout her career, Bobby Soxer has consistently demonstrated her versatility and widespread appeal through extensive engagements, including commercial advertisements, high-profile stage performances, and numerous sold-out concerts held across Myanmar. Her continued collaborations with artists from the Rock$tar group and beyond have maintained her prominent presence in the music scene. As one of Myanmar’s most commercially successful female singers, ‘Myanmar’s Hip Hop Queen’ continues to be a driving force, known for her groundbreaking work in music and her compelling performances across film and television, solidifying her status as a leading entertainment icon.