Infinity Paper Girl Number One

Papergirls mean (positive attitude plus energetic rocking gorgeous intelligent role models with loving support), but most of all its young ladies coming together to achieving goals to acquire paper (money). Papergirls were formed because a team of girls seemed to be more powerful than individuals in the industry. While there were many male groups like Dip set, Cash money, Wu tang, etc. there were no female groups.  Females were getting lost in the industry. Papergirls has been trademarked, incorporated and found in 2000 by Infinity.

Infinity, born in Brooklyn, English and Nigerian mixed, grew up in Queens NY danced at Nubert Ballet School continued on with gymnastics and cheerleading. As she wrote cheers for her squad the rhymes turned into poems, then raps.
By age 13, Infinity known then as Half Note, recorded songs with Big Daddy Kane, and won trophies battling and competing at shows. By the time Infinity graduated High school she went on studying Music Business Management at St. Johns University and Five Towns College.
She toured with Wu-tang, releasing her own mix-tape, and vinyl receiving hundreds of spins on college radio. She landed a publishing company on ASCAP. Hot 97 of NY played her theme song for Cirt Flirt, Wendy Williams and Red Alert for that year.

In 1999, Infinity graduated with a Bachelors degree from Monroe College in the Bronx. After obtaining that experience and knowledge, most record labels would have rather signed Infinity as an artist than a staff worker, but like most female rappers it is hard to individually achieve their goals in the male dominated industry. Infinity formed a group called "The Ambassadors". Three female rappers, one Italian, one Philippians and she was the Nigerian. Infinity’s talent out shined the other young ladies, but she continued forming a street support team called "Papergirls".

After performing many shows Infinity started designing her own clothes to wear on stage. Many people admired the style so she designed and sold clothes by opening a store on the internet. This landed her to design clothes for the multi-million dollar retail company Johnny Girl.

Infinity competed in Blaze Battle on HBO, which she can be seen on their round 1 DVD in any music store.  From 2000 to 2004, She then released approximately 5 of her own mix cd’s that she distributed and sold thousands of, featuring Trina, Nate Dogg, Crooked I, Magic Don Juan and other local talent. She has freestyles on top DJ’s mixcd’s Kay Slay, Shogun, EMS, Ron G, SynCity, Absolute, Roughandz, Jay Dell and Rello, Lazy Kay, etc.
She has appearances in ASCAP magazine, ASCAP showcase, modeled for Johnny Girl Clothing in 3 issues on XXL magazine, performed many times at The Las Vegas Magic Convention, hosted King magazine party with Gloria Velez, featured on Comcast TV, NY’s Hot 97 Street Soldiers with Remmy Martin, launched a website Prettyinfinity.com and Wearmymusic.com, released two videos "Papergirls", and "Ooh Wee" on Kids Gotta Eat TV, which aired for two years, and a underground video "Welcome to the Streets." 
She received great reviews on Grind-mode.com write up for Bout my paper mix cd. She promoted her mix cds in Puerto Rico Power Music Summit, she was featured on All Access Dvd Magazine with Trina, opened up performing for Lil Flip at The Sucker Free Car Show in Houston Texas, Juvenile at The Wycleff Car Show in Hempstead New York, which can be seen on What’s really Hood dvd volume 3 and received heavy spins in Lagos and Imo state Nigeria for a single she released called "Nigerian Princess". She also did a Papergirl documentary, which can be seen on Street Styles DVD magazine volume 1.