Bobby Soxer

Htet Htet Aung, professionally known as Bobby Soxer, was born on May 22, 1993, in Yangon, Myanmar. She embarked on her music career in 2006, initially releasing underground hip-hop tracks. Her early breakthrough came at age 13 with a collaboration with R&B singer Ye Lay on the song “Do Not Want To Say Good Bye.” This early success laid the groundwork for her increasing recognition, leading to her being dubbed “Myanmar’s Hip Hop Queen” for her pioneering contributions to female hip-hop vocals in the country.

A pivotal moment in her career was the release of the album “Done Pyan” (Rocket) on November 21, 2011, a collaborative effort with Hlwan Paing. This album earned both the “Best Music Album Award” from Shwe FM and City FM. The earnings from this project also contributed to philanthropic efforts, with 1 million Myanmar kyats donated to the Thu Kha Yike Myone charity organization to support orphan children. Following this, Bobby Soxer expanded her professional activities to include commercial advertisements, stage performances, and numerous concerts throughout Myanmar. She continued her collaborations with Hlwan Paing and other artists from the Rock$tar group, further solidifying her presence and influence in the music scene. Her collaboration with Hlwan Paing and Eaint Chit on “Ko Ko” also received the “Best Music Award” at the Shwe FM Awards.

Bobby Soxer further advanced her career with the release of her debut solo album, “#21,” on February 8, 2015, followed by its video album in July 2015. Beyond her musical endeavors, she also ventured into acting and presenting. She was part of the travel documentary series “Let’s Go” and made her acting debut with a leading role in the 2015 film “Ar Shwee Tae Ko Ko,” starring alongside Lu Min. Her diverse engagements and consistent output have established her as one of Myanmar’s most commercially successful female singers.