Charli Baltimore, born Tiffany Lane on August 16, 1974, is an American rapper and songwriter whose career took flight in the mid-1990s. She first caught the public's eye after being featured on Junior M.A.F.I.A.'s album in 1995, thanks to her relationship with the Notorious B.I.G., an association that placed her in the heart of East Coast hip-hop's golden era. Baltimore's gritty and honest lyrical style, combined with her ability to tell vivid stories through her music, has distinguished her in the rap scene. Her debut album, "Cold As Ice" (1999), may have faced multiple delays and leaked tracks, leading to its limited release, but it nevertheless established her as a formidable talent in hip-hop.

Throughout her career, Charli Baltimore has experienced numerous ups and downs, including label changes and personal struggles. However, her resilience is evident in her return to the music scene with releases like "New Standard" and "Hard 2 Kill." Singles like "Bed Full of Money" showcase her versatility and ability to evolve with the changing sounds of hip-hop while keeping her gritty, straightforward lyrical style intact. Despite not having the commercial success of some of her peers, Baltimore's impact on the genre and her ability to stay relevant through the years speaks volumes about her talent and determination. With a career that now spans over two decades, Charli Baltimore remains an influential voice in hip-hop, respected for her contributions to the rap genre and her unwavering commitment to her craft.