Da Brat Sentenced To Three Years For Altercation
Former So So Def rapper and Vh1 reality TV star Da Brat was sentenced to three years in prison this morning. According to the Atlanta Constitution-Journal, the sentencing stems from a Halloween 2000 incident, whereby the Chicago native, ne' Shawntae Harris, struck a waitress in the face with a bottle of rum, in Jermaine Dupri's Studio 72 nightclub.
The assault reportedly cost the victim permanent facial damage. Da Brat plead guilty, and was given three years of prison, 200 hours of community service and seven years of probation.
An east coast incarnate of G-funk, Da Brat's 1994 Funkdafied is her biggest success, backed by a single of the same name. The female rapper, along with Kriss Kross, proved to be instrumental in establishing So So Def Records and the artist tutelage of Jermaine Dupri. During this time, she was also involved in a brief feud with Snoop Dogg and Tha Dogg Pound.
In the '00s, Da Brat released two more albums (four total), including 2000's platinum release Unrestricted.
Despite leaving music's limelight, she found success again as a cast member on Vh1's fourth season of Surreal Life. On the show, she feuded with Jane Weidlin of '80s Pop band The Go-Go's over remarks of career slump.
Leaving this morning's trial, Da Brat told family and supporters, "I'ma miss y'all."
The assault reportedly cost the victim permanent facial damage. Da Brat plead guilty, and was given three years of prison, 200 hours of community service and seven years of probation.
An east coast incarnate of G-funk, Da Brat's 1994 Funkdafied is her biggest success, backed by a single of the same name. The female rapper, along with Kriss Kross, proved to be instrumental in establishing So So Def Records and the artist tutelage of Jermaine Dupri. During this time, she was also involved in a brief feud with Snoop Dogg and Tha Dogg Pound.
In the '00s, Da Brat released two more albums (four total), including 2000's platinum release Unrestricted.
Despite leaving music's limelight, she found success again as a cast member on Vh1's fourth season of Surreal Life. On the show, she feuded with Jane Weidlin of '80s Pop band The Go-Go's over remarks of career slump.
Leaving this morning's trial, Da Brat told family and supporters, "I'ma miss y'all."
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