Lil Debbie, born Jordan Capozzi on February 2, 1990, is an American rapper, model, and fashion designer hailing from Albany, California. Emerging on the music scene as part of the now-defunct group The White Girl Mob, alongside Kreayshawn and V-Nasty, Lil Debbie gained initial recognition with her appearance in the music video for Kreayshawn’s hit single "Gucci Gucci" in 2011. Following her departure from the group, she embarked on a solo career that has since been marked by her distinct Bay Area swagger and unapologetic lyrical style.

Since her breakout as a solo artist, Lil Debbie has gone on to release a string of EPs, mixtapes, and singles that showcase her penchant for club-ready beats and fierce, self-assured rhymes. Her music often delves into themes of female empowerment, lifestyle, and partying, making her a recognizable voice in the rap landscape. Notable projects include her debut EP "Queen D," which dropped in 2013, as well as her subsequent albums "Debbie" (2016) and "OG in My System" (2017). With recent releases like "Bright Lights," "Santa Baby," and "Bad Bitches Never Die," Lil Debbie continues to produce music that resonates with her fanbase while maintaining her status as a bold and independent artist within the hip-hop community.