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Rubi Rose Benton (born October 2, 1997) is an American rapper, internet personality and video vixen from Lexington, Kentucky. She first appeared in the music video for Migos' 2016 single "Bad and Boujee." She then pursued a recording career, first appearing on Playboi Carti's unreleased song, "On Top" in 2018.[1] A number of follow-up singles led up to the release of her debut mixtape, For the Streets (2020) through the label Hitco. Despite lukewarm reception, she gained wider success in her modeling career upon joining the subscription service OnlyFans earlier that year.[2] Rose made a cameo in Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion's music video for their 2020 single "WAP".[3]

Key Information

In 2023, Rose signed with Josh Marshall's Mogul Vision, an imprint of Interscope Records to release the single "Hood Bitch Aesthetic". It is preceding the release of her forthcoming debut studio album.[4]

Early life

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Rubi Rose Benton was born on October 2, 1997, in Lexington, Kentucky. Her mother, Nardos Ghebrelul, a dentist, is an Eritrean immigrant born and raised in Ethiopia and her father, John Benton, is a lawyer of half African-American and half-Japanese descent.[5] Benton has an older sister named Scarlette and a younger sister named Coral.[6] She lived for one year in Geneva, Switzerland. She moved to Atlanta, Georgia, in her junior year of high school [7][8] before studying politics at Georgia State University.[9] She grew up listening to Prince, Michael Jackson, Biggie, Marvin Gaye, and Chaka Khan.[10] She is influenced by Megan Thee Stallion, Cardi B, Future, Nicki Minaj, and Foxy Brown.[11][12][13]

Career

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Rubi Rose first gained attention from appearing in Migos' music video for their single "Bad and Boujee".[14] She began her musical career in September 2018, with a remix of Playboi Carti's song "On Top". In 2019, Rose gained further traction with her single "Big Mouth".[15] That same year, she was signed by A&R Chris Turner to LA Reid's record label Hitco Entertainment.[16] Rose made a cameo appearance in American rapper Cardi B's music video for her single "WAP", released on August 7, 2020.[17]

On December 25, 2020, Rose released her first official mixtape For the Streets, which contained guest appearances from Future and PartyNextDoor.[18] The mixtape saw generally negative reviews and failed to chart.[19] Rose was selected for the 2021 XXL Annual Freshman List.[20] In 2023, Rose signed to Josh Marshall's label, Mogul Vision, a subsidiary of Interscope Records. On October 13, 2023, Rose released her single, "Hood Bitch Aesthetic."[21] A month later, she served as a supporting act on Sexyy Red's "Hottest Hood Princess" tour.[22][23] In May 2024, Rose released the single "Deserve To Die".[24][25]

On October 11, 2024, Rose appeared in the music video for Latto's single "Brokey".[26]

Discography

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  • For the Streets (2020)

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Rubi Rose

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Rubi Rose (born October 2, 1997) is an American rapper, model, and personality known for her contributions to hip-hop music and her presence in music videos. Born Rubi Rose Benton in , she is the daughter of an Eritrean immigrant mother, a dentist, and a multiracial father of adopted Japanese and European descent; she has an older sister named Scarlett. Rose was raised in a Mormon household and briefly lived in , , before moving to , Georgia, to attend , where she studied starting in 2015. Her career began as a model and , with early appearances in Raury's 2015 track "Cigarette Song" and notably in ' 2016 hit "," which helped propel her visibility in the hip-hop scene. While in , Rose started for fun in her dorms, influenced by artists like , Foxy Brown, , Prince, and , before releasing her debut single "On Top" featuring in 2018. In 2019, she signed with Hitco Entertainment and achieved a breakthrough with the single "Big Mouth," which went viral on and garnered over 13 million streams. In 2023, she signed with Mogul Vision, an imprint of . She followed this with tracks like "Hit Yo Dance" and "Pretty MF," performed at major events including festivals, and appeared in and Megan Thee Stallion's 2020 "WAP" video. Her debut mixtape, For the Streets, arrived on December 25, 2020, featuring collaborations with and . Rose has since focused on singles, releasing "Hood Bitch Aesthetic" and "Cherry" in 2023, "Deserve to Die" in 2024, and "It's On" and "Smell the Roses" in 2025, while building a strong online following through and modeling. Her distinctive deep voice and bold have positioned her as a rising figure in contemporary rap.

Early life and education

Family background

Rubi Rose Benton was born on October 2, 1997, in Lexington, Kentucky. Her mother, Nardos Ghebrelul, is an Eritrean immigrant who works as a dentist. Her father, John Benton, is a lawyer and an adopted multiracial man whose biological ancestry includes Japanese and European descent. Rubi Rose has two sisters: an older sister named Scarlette and a younger sister named Coral. The family's blended Eritrean and multiracial heritage exposed her to a variety of cultural traditions from an early age, including influences from her mother's East African roots and her father's background. This diverse home environment in Lexington later extended to brief family relocations, including time in Switzerland with her mother's relatives and a move to Atlanta, Georgia.

Upbringing and influences

Rubi Rose Benton was born on October 2, 1997, in , to an Eritrean immigrant mother and a multiracial father, which shaped her multicultural background from an early age. She was raised in a Mormon household. Her parents later divorced, after which the family stopped attending church. During her elementary school years, around age 10 or 11 (circa 2007–2009), she resided for about 1.5 years in , Switzerland, staying with extended family due to her parents' issues and immersing herself in a European environment that exposed her to diverse international perspectives and lifestyles. This period, marked by visits to cousins and appreciation for the region's beauty, contrasted with her American upbringing and contributed to her adaptability in later transitions. In the summer of 2013, during her junior year of high school, Rose moved to Snellville, a of , Georgia, alongside her mother and sisters, marking a significant shift as she adjusted to the dynamic Southern and hip-hop scene prevalent in the area. The relocation represented a , introducing her to a more urban and musically vibrant atmosphere compared to her roots, and it sparked her deeper engagement with contemporary sounds. This adaptation period in high school laid the groundwork for her evolving artistic interests before pursuing higher education. Rose's early musical influences were rooted in classic artists she discovered through family exposure and media, including Prince, , The Notorious B.I.G., , and , whose styles emphasized charisma, rhythm, and emotional depth. She has particularly highlighted Prince's impact, noting his sultry, feminine, and sexy presentation as a standout element that resonated with her from a young age: "Prince is just different. From how he looks to how he sounds, I just liked it. Sultriness of him and the sexiness and femininity. He's sexy to me. I loved him." As she matured, these foundations blended with admiration for modern hip-hop figures like , , , and Foxy Brown, whose bold lyricism and unapologetic personas inspired her approach to rap and self-expression.

Academic pursuits

Following her relocation to the Atlanta area during her junior year of high school, Rubi Rose attended and graduated from Brookwood High School in . After high school, Rose enrolled at in , where she pursued a degree in with initial aspirations of becoming a . She balanced her studies with emerging opportunities in entertainment, including modeling and appearances in music videos, such as her breakout role in ' 2016 hit "," which propelled her into the spotlight. Ultimately, Rose made the deliberate decision to drop out during her senior year, transitioning fully to a in modeling and music as viral success and professional prospects in the industry took precedence over her academic path.

Career

Initial breakthroughs (2016–2018)

Rubi Rose's entry into the entertainment industry began in October 2016 when she appeared as the lead model in the music video for ' single "" featuring . The video, directed by Daps and released on October 4, 2016, quickly went viral, amassing over 1.3 billion views on as of 2025. Her prominent role, showcasing her as a confident alongside other models, propelled her visibility overnight, marking a pivotal shift from her studies at , where she had been pursuing . Following the success of "," Rose capitalized on her newfound fame by securing additional modeling gigs in hip-hop music videos and establishing herself as an personality. She appeared in several early projects, including videos for artists in the rap scene, which further solidified her reputation as a sought-after . Her presence, particularly on , exploded during this period; what began as modest posts from her college days evolved into a platform with millions of followers by 2018, driven by her charismatic modeling photos, lifestyle content, and interactions with fans. This growth transformed her into a digital influencer, blending fashion-forward imagery with subtle hints of her artistic aspirations. During 2017 and 2018, Rose's personal relationship with rapper provided key industry connections, introducing her to producers and collaborators in the scene. The couple, who had been since around 2016, shared mutual circles that facilitated her transition into . This period of networking culminated in her debut musical effort in September 2018, when she released an unofficial remix of Carti's unreleased 2016 track "On Top," adding her own verse to the MexikoDro and StoopidXool-produced beat. The release, available on platforms like and , highlighted her rap style—bold, playful, and trap-influenced—signaling her ambitions beyond modeling and establishing her as an emerging artist.

Mixtape era and rising fame (2019–2021)

In 2019, Rubi Rose released her debut single "Big Mouth," which marked her entry into the music industry as a . The track, produced by Chinwuba Mbagwu, was issued on June 2, 2019, via and quickly amassed over 4 million streams on within months of its release. The song's bold and confident delivery helped establish Rose's signature style, blending trap influences with assertive female bravado, and it contributed to her growing online buzz through shares and video views exceeding 16 million on by late 2021. The success of "Big Mouth" led to Rose signing a record deal with Hitco Entertainment in 2019, a label co-founded by industry veteran and focused on emerging talent. The signing, facilitated by A&R executive Chris Turner, provided Rose with professional resources to develop her sound and expand her reach in hip-hop. Later that year, she appeared as a featured model in the music video for and Megan Thee Stallion's hit single "WAP," released on August 7, 2020, which amplified her visibility among mainstream audiences and fellow artists. Rose's momentum culminated in the release of her debut , For the Streets, on December 25, 2020, through Hitco. The eight-track project, clocking in at around 20 minutes, showcased her versatility with themes of street life, relationships, and self-empowerment, opening with an interlude from and closing on a high-energy note. Key collaborations included and on the track "Whole Lotta Liquor," while standout solo cuts like "He In His Feelings" and "Back in the Booth" highlighted her rapid-fire flow and melodic hooks. The received generally positive fan reception for its raw energy and Rose's charismatic presence, though some critics noted its brevity and production as areas for growth in establishing a fully distinct voice. Her rising profile was further affirmed in 2021 when she was selected as part of XXL magazine's annual Freshman Class, joining emerging artists like , , and . This honor, announced in June 2021, recognized Rose's breakout potential in hip-hop, where she delivered a standout freestyle emphasizing her authenticity and ambition during the feature's cypher and segments.

Label affiliations and recent releases (2022–present)

In 2022, Rubi Rose continued her momentum from prior mixtapes with the release of the single "Wifey" on June 10, which showcased her confident, street-infused rap style over a sample of N.E.R.D.'s "Lapdance." A pivotal shift occurred in 2023 when Rose signed with Josh Marshall's Mogul Vision, an imprint of Interscope Records, providing her with major-label backing for the first time. Her debut release under the label, "Hood Bitch Aesthetic," dropped on October 13, blending bold lyrics on independence and allure with trap beats produced by Murda Beatz. Later that year, on November 28, she followed with "Cherry," a track emphasizing playful aggression and released via Mogul Vision/Interscope, further solidifying her presence in the rap scene. Rose expanded her live performance profile by serving as a supporting act on Sexyy Red's "" tour, commencing in November 2023 and extending through 2024, where she performed alongside acts like and YTB Fatt at venues across the U.S. The year 2024 saw additional output with the single "Deserve To Die" on May 17, a gritty reflection on relationships produced under her Interscope affiliation. In October, she appeared in a cameo role in Latto's "Brokey" music video, directed by Laura Marciano and featuring humorous takes on , aligning with the track's viral appeal. By 2025, Rose's releases included "," "Smell the Roses," and "It's On" on July 25, all singles teasing her forthcoming debut studio —her first full-length project—with no release date announced as of November 2025. These tracks highlight an evolving sound incorporating trap-pop elements, such as melodic hooks and upbeat production, marking a departure toward broader while retaining her raw edge.

Other professional activities

Modeling and media appearances

Rubi Rose's entry into modeling began with her prominent appearance as a featured model in ' 2016 music video for "," which marked her initial breakthrough in visual media and helped establish her as a sought-after . This exposure led to professional modeling opportunities, including contracts with major brands such as Puma starting in December 2020 and Pretty Little Thing in November 2021, where she promoted apparel and accessories aligned with her bold, urban style. Additional endorsements followed, including LooseLeaf in May 2023 for lifestyle products, further solidifying her presence in the and sectors. Beyond her debut, Rose made notable cameo appearances in high-profile music videos, including and Thee Stallion's 2020 hit "WAP," where she joined other emerging artists in the visually extravagant production. In 2024, she featured in Latto's "Brokey" video, contributing to its playful homage to working women through colorful sets and guest cameos. As an internet personality, Rose has cultivated a significant online following, amassing over 5 million followers as of November 2025, where she shares modeling content that embodies her "hood bitch aesthetic"—a confident, street-savvy persona blending glamour with unapologetic edge. This aesthetic has influenced her media engagements, including guest spots on podcasts such as Logan Paul's Impaulsive in , where she discussed her career trajectory, and Revolt TV's Big Facts in 2022, focusing on cultural topics. On television, she appeared in the 2023 Baddies East Auditions special for alongside and Tokyo Toni, assisting in cast selections for Baddies East. Her endorsements with beauty and clothing lines, such as through , continue to highlight this persona, emphasizing empowering, accessible style for diverse audiences.

Digital ventures and endorsements

In 2021, Rubi Rose launched an account, where she shares exclusive content including photos, videos, and personal interactions with subscribers, positioning it as a key entrepreneurial move in her career. The platform has become a major revenue stream for her, with Rose stating in 2025 that she earns at least $400,000 per month, even during slower periods, through subscriptions and content without explicit nudity. This income significantly contributes to her estimated of $1.5 million as of 2025, alongside earnings from music and modeling. Rose employs a dynamic strategy across and , where she posts a mix of music teasers, behind-the-scenes lifestyle glimpses, and interactive content to foster fan engagement. With over 5 million followers as of November 2025, her posts often blend promotional elements with personal anecdotes, sparking viral discussions and participation in trends. For instance, she has joined challenges like the #bussitchallenge, amplifying her visibility and encouraging that ties back to her brand. This approach has led to viral moments, such as her 2025 comments on relationships gaining widespread traction on , further boosting her online presence. Rose has secured several brand endorsements and collaborations, particularly in fashion, starting around 2022. She has partnered with on multiple campaigns, promoting denim and apparel through sponsored Instagram posts that highlight her style. Additional deals include Pretty Little Thing for clothing lines and Puma for sportswear, expanding her influence in lifestyle branding. In parallel, she launched an official merchandise line via rubirose.shop in recent years, offering fan apparel tied to her music and persona, such as T-shirts and accessories. By 2025, Rose has deepened fan interaction through appearances, including an on "Wouldn't You Like To Know" in , where she discussed her and personal insights, and a feature on the "Nightcap" addressing pop topics. These digital extensions complement her efforts, providing platforms for direct engagement and storytelling that enhance her entrepreneurial footprint.

Personal life

Relationships

Rubi Rose's early romantic involvement with rapper began around 2014 and lasted intermittently until 2017, coinciding with her breakthrough appearance in ' "" music video in 2016, which helped forge her initial connections in the hip-hop scene. The relationship, marked by public ups and downs, exposed Rose to industry networks but also drew scrutiny for its volatility, including later allegations of tumultuous incidents during their time together. In 2020, Rose entered a high-profile relationship with rapper and YouTuber DDG, which lasted until 2021 and played out extensively on , amplifying her visibility amid her rising music career. The couple's passionate and public dynamic fueled fan engagement but ended amid typical celebrity breakup speculation. Rose's relationship with comedian and actor started in early 2024 and was affirmed through posts, including affectionate videos shared in April of that year. Initially rumored to be a , Rose claimed in September 2024 that it was staged, but in April 2025 she clarified that the relationship was genuine and her earlier statement was a lie made to cope with the breakup, which occurred in June 2024. In an April 2025 appearance on ' stream, Rose articulated her criteria, stating that potential partners must earn at least $5 million annually to match her lifestyle and success level. As of November 2025, Rose is single. Throughout her romantic history, Rose's short-lived, media-saturated partnerships have consistently heightened her public profile, providing promotional boosts to her and brand while inviting criticism for their fleeting nature and perceived opportunism.

Public image and lifestyle

Rubi Rose has cultivated a bold and confident public image, often embodying a "hood bitch" archetype that blends sex appeal, rap bravado, and themes of female empowerment in hip-hop culture. Her persona emphasizes unapologetic self-expression through striking fashion choices and lyrics that highlight independence and street-savvy resilience, resonating with fans who appreciate her fusion of sensuality and assertiveness. This image has been reinforced through her music, such as the 2023 single "Hood Bitch Aesthetic," which celebrates a glamorous yet tough-edged lifestyle. As of 2025, Rubi Rose's is estimated at $1.5 million, derived from diverse streams including her music releases, modeling gigs, subscriptions, and brand endorsements. She has publicly shared that even in a "horrible month," her earnings exceed $400,000, underscoring the platform's significant role in her financial success, though she has expressed mixed feelings about its impact on her career trajectory. No major philanthropic efforts have been publicly documented, representing a notable gap in her public profile amid her rising prominence. Rose maintains a lavish lifestyle centered in , where she relocated as a teenager and continues to base her activities, frequently showcasing luxury elements like high-end fashion and vehicles such as a Turbo S on her platforms. Her routine includes a focus on fitness to sustain her model physique, aligning with her emphasis on physical empowerment. Controversies have arisen from her involvement, including backlash for potentially damaging her reputation as a rapper and model, as well as public disputes over past relationships. In 2025, Rose has asserted her independence as a single woman.

Discography

Mixtapes

Rubi Rose released her debut mixtape, For the Streets, on December 25, 2020, through HITCO Entertainment. The project consists of eight tracks and marks her first compiled body of work following a series of singles, showcasing her raspy delivery over trap-influenced beats that explore themes of street life, relationships, and personal bravado. The mixtape features high-profile guest appearances, including and on the closing track "Whole Lotta Liquor," which highlights Rose's chemistry with established artists in the hip-hop scene. Key singles like "He in His Feelings" and "Back in the Booth" anchor the project, with the former garnering millions of streams for its confident, playful tone. The full tracklist is as follows:
TrackTitleFeatured Artist(s)Duration
1Intro / Cardi B Interlude2:01
2He in His Feelings—3:10
3Back in the Booth—2:07
4Bailar—2:11
5The Truth—2:51
6Whole Lotta Liquor, 2:25
7Papi—2:18
8Viral—2:10
Tracklist sourced from official streaming platforms. Critical reception for For the Streets was mixed, with praise for Rose's energetic presence and unique vocal style but criticism directed at the production's inconsistency and lack of standout moments beyond the features. , who appears in the intro interlude, publicly endorsed the mixtape, commending Rose's raw authenticity and raspy flow shortly after its release. As of November 2025, For the Streets remains Rose's sole , serving as a foundational project that transitioned her focus toward a prolific run of standalone singles and collaborations.

Singles

Rubi Rose began her music career with standalone singles that helped establish her presence in the hip-hop and R&B scenes, often blending trap influences with bold, confident lyrics. Her debut release, a remix of "On Top" featuring Playboi Carti, came in September 2018, marking her entry into recording. This was followed by "Trickin" in January 2019. Her first major single under Hitco Entertainment, "Big Mouth," released in June 2019, marked a breakthrough and achieved significant streaming success, accumulating over 25 million plays on Spotify as of November 2025. The track's raw energy and viral appeal on platforms like SoundCloud and TikTok propelled her early buzz. Additional pre-mixtape singles included "Hit Yo Dance" featuring and in October 2019, and "Pretty MF" in April 2020, both under HITCO, which built anticipation for her debut project. Following the release of her , Rose continued issuing singles that showcased her evolving style, focusing on themes of empowerment and street aesthetics. In June 2022, she dropped "Wifey" under HITCO, a concise track produced with influences from earlier hip-hop samples, which resonated with fans through its playful yet assertive vibe and garnered millions of streams across platforms. This period solidified her transition from featured artist to consistent solo releaser. Her signing with Interscope Records' Mogul Vision imprint in 2023 elevated her profile, starting with the label debut single "Hood Bitch Aesthetic" in October, a high-energy celebrating unapologetic that quickly amassed streams and views on . Later that year, in November, she released "Cherry," another Interscope-backed track emphasizing resilience and allure, further building momentum with its music video rollout. Entering 2024, Rose maintained her output with "Deserve To Die" in May, a darker, introspective single under Interscope that highlighted her vocal range and production choices, continuing her streak of quarterly releases. By 2025, she released "It's On" in July via her own Rubiana Records, signaling a return to self-directed projects with its upbeat tempo and collaborative production. That same month, "Caught out There" followed as another independent effort, focusing on relational dynamics and earning early traction on streaming services. Also in July 2025, "Smell the Roses" was released independently, adding to her growing catalog of bold, personal tracks. In addition to her lead singles, Rose has contributed to numerous collaborations, appearing as a featured on tracks by established names in hip-hop and pop-rap. Notable examples include her verse on Dixie's "Psycho" in 2021, which boosted her crossover appeal, and the 2020 track "Whole Lotta Liquor" with and . These guest spots, alongside remix features on songs like Sukihana's "Smack A Bitch," have expanded her catalog to around 15 singles and features as of late 2025, often highlighting her versatile flow and chemistry with diverse artists. While specific chart peaks remain modest, her singles' streaming metrics—such as "Big Mouth" and "Hood Bitch Aesthetic" exceeding tens of millions of plays—underscore their cultural impact and role in teasing her anticipated debut studio album.
TitleRelease DateLabelKey Notes
On Top (feat. Playboi Carti)September 2018IndependentDebut release/remix; early career entry
TrickinJanuary 2019IndependentEarly single pre-label signing
Big MouthJune 2019Hitco EntertainmentBreakthrough single; 25+ million streams as of November 2025
Hit Yo Dance (feat. Yella Beezy & NLE Choppa)October 2019HITCOPre-mixtape single building buzz
Pretty MFApril 2020HITCOAnticipation for debut
WifeyJune 2022HITCOPlayful track; millions of streams
Hood Bitch AestheticOctober 2023Interscope (Mogul Vision)Label debut; viral
CherryNovember 2023InterscopeResilience-themed; strong visual component
Deserve To DieMay 2024InterscopeIntrospective single; 2+ minute runtime
It's OnJuly 2025Rubiana RecordsUpbeat return to independent releases
Caught out ThereJuly 2025IndependentRelational focus; early streaming traction
Smell the RosesJuly 2025IndependentRecent bold personal track

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