2 Chainz screams bloody “Murder” on his collaboration with Kreayshawn off his DJ Drama-hosted mixtape T.R.U. REALigion, which also features T.I., Trey Songz, Young Jeezy, and Jadakiss. The “Gucci Gucci” rapper hones her killer instincts on her lethal verse.

“This right here is murderous/ I’m Mama Kreay, the gangsteress/ From the east to the west it gets dangerous,” she raps over the C Note production.

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Kreayshawn is switching up her swag. The “Gucci Gucci” rapper debuted a new hairstyle, trading in her blonde bangs for a lavender look. “I just got a make over!” tweeted Kreayshawn, who is developing her own clothing line.

She explained how her mother, Elka Zolot of the garage punk band The Trashwomen, influenced her. “I was this little punk baby,” she told The Huffington Post. “My mom wasn’t strict or anything—I’d be like three years old dressed like a punk and cursing and she’d think it was funny. I was always a loud mouth. It made me who I am.”

What do you think of her new look?

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Nardwuar is back at it, this time interviewing Kreayshawn in Vancouver. The Canadian journalist presents the “Gucci Gucci” rapper with all sorts of surprises and chats about her love for Ultra Lounge records, her first recording at five years old, doing homework at a sex shop where her mother worked, her love for Chyna White and Crime Mob, losing her virginity to 112’s “Anywhere,” and “hooking up” with Da Brat. Find out what happens when Kreayshawn meets the Human Serviette.

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Kreayshawn got it bumpin’ bumpin’ at her 22nd birthday bash at Freak City in Hollywood on Sunday night. The rap phenom sported a short blue wig and waitress getup with Groucho glasses as she got silly with her friends including actor Andy Milonakis and V-Nasty, who sang “Happy Birthday” to her fellow White Girl Mob member. She judged a “Gucci Gucci” rap contest and blew out the candles on her cake. Check out more of the kreazy action below.

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Carson Daly shined a spotlight on Kreayshawn on his NBC show “Last Call.” The 22-year-old Bay Area native, who wears many hats including “rapper, graphic designer, director, model, DJ, and professional bitch snatcher,” explained how she got her name, the inspiration behind “Gucci Gucci,” saving up enough money to buy a MacBook by working at IKEA, and battling adversity.

“There’s a lot of people who want to push you down, one for being a female and one for being white,” explained Kreayshawn. “In Oakland, that’s how I grew up. It’s so multicultural, you don’t really see color. Hip-hop was created for everybody to come together. Hip-hop is a culture for all races.”

The White Girl Mob leader is not worried if her music career doesn’t take off. “Whatever happens happens and I know that I’m a good person and I’m smart and I’m funny,” she said. “If the music thing doesn’t work out, I’m talented at a million other things.”

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Don’t write Kreayshawn off just yet. She may have rocketed to stardom overnight with her ubiquitous single “Gucci Gucci,” but the Bay Area rapper insists that she’s here for the long run.

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Kreayshawn launched a U.K. invasion this week, linking up with her British White Girl Mob members overseas. The “Gucci Gucci” rapper checked out Lenny Kravitz’s Absolute Radio gig at The Box Soho, throwing up the middle finger for the camera.

While in London town, she also visited Tim Westwood’s BBC 1Xtra radio show, bringing him cupcakes with her face on it. The Bay Area artist spoke about the “Gucci Gucci” remix with British MC Giggs, her affiliate V-Nasty’s use of the N-Word, and Nicki Minaj.

“Would you like to bump bump with Nicki?” Westwood asked Kreayshawn, who replied, “I would love to. Actually I saw her at the VMAs and I said, ‘Hey Nicki!’ and she turned around and said, ‘Hey babe!’ And that was it, and I loved it.”

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Kreayshawn blazes up a preview of her new collaboration with Snoop Dogg in a chat session with fans. The Cali rappers came together after Snoop reached out to her on Twitter back in May. The weed-loving artists shared some studio time (and sticky) while creating a West Coast-flavored track entitled “Keep It Craccin’.” It will be likely appear on her Columbia Records debut, tentatively due this fall.

“Oh no it’s big Kreayshawn, the ringleader, wife beater of the White Girl Mob,” raps the “Gucci Gucci” hitmaker. “Oh my God, where did she come from?/ A little firecracker with the swag of a stun gun.”

Her fellow White Girl Mob member V-Nasty also lays a verse. Get a taste of what happens when Kreayshawn meets Tha Doggfather.

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