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THE QUEEN SHEBA

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WHO IS QUEEN SHEBA?

Born in Detroit, MI, now living in Atlanta GA - Queen Sheba is the co-founder of Poetry vs. Hip-Hop the production and the organization, a Int’l 4 Countries Slam Champion, two time National Poetry Slam Champ, three time Regional Poetry Slam Champ and a WOWps Finalist. Sheba is also a featured performer on season two of Verses and Flow, brought to you by Lexus on TV One, and has been on Spoken, a featured poet on Lyric Café on BET, 106 & Park, the Apollo and the feature length film Spit. Sheba has six albums, two of which were up for a Grammy under the Spoken Word category and she is a two-time NAACP Image Award Nominee. Her works have appeared in numerous anthologies, magazines including Vibe Online and the focus of college student’s papers. Queen Sheba has two books: From Foster Care to Fame short stories and poems too long for three minutes and Run Ugly! A motivational book for runners. With a Masters in Poetry from Queens University Spoken Word artist, motivational speaker, comedian, and bathroom concert singer, Sheba tours internationally and has conducted performances and workshops at over 200 colleges and universities domestic and abroad.

 
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THE FUKC-IT PILL

New album by Queen Sheba along with special guests.
Out now on all major streaming platforms.

LONG STORY SHORT: FROM FOSTER CARE TO FAME

New shirts promoting the new album! UNISEX tee made with high-quality soft material

LONG STORY SHORT: FROM FOSTER CARE TO FAME

Bethsheba has been called around the world, to tell her wryly witty and complex portrait of a post-black, hip-hop, pro-fem champion of off-beat outcaste everywhere. Her work is a hybrid; part-narrative, part spoken word on page. Bethsheba vacillates between glee and pain— love and anger— her contradiction is her strength. Her poems are bullets that pierce vessels.

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 SOCIAL MEDIA

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