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Report: Teen rapper moving into mobile gaming apps
Boynton Beach teen rapper Danielle Bregoli is getting into the mobile game app business.
That’s according to TMZ.com which reported that Bregoli, who is known to her fans as Bhad Bhabie, is getting a $100,000 advance to promote a new mobile game app on her social media accounts and Youtube channel. The report didn’t detail the name of the game or whether she will be featured in it. Bregoli has 6.9 million subscribers on her Youtube channel and 16.9 million followers on Instagram.
It’s the latest deal for Bregoli who recently released her single “Get Like Me” and has been on tour. Last month, she reportedly signed a $1 million songwriting/co-publishing deal with Pulse Music Group, the music publishing, management and music services company that represents artists such as Ty Dolla $ign, Kevin Abstract and Run The Jewels El-P.
In February, she appeared in her own documentary reality series “Bringing Up Bhabie” on Snapchat. The series ran for 12 episodes on the social media platform.
In January, Bregoli landed a $900,000 endorsement deal with CopyCat Beauty products which she has been promoting on her social media channels.
Bregoli became famous in 2016 when she was a 13-year-old guest on the Dr. Phil show for an episode about out of control teenagers. She responded to an audience member with the phrase “cash me ousside” which caught on and helped launch her rap career.
When a fan recently told her on Twitter that she should not be proud of the way she became famous, Bregoli responded, “I’m not proud of the way I got famous, I’m proud of the way I’ve stayed famous.”