Queen Pen
Queen Pen is the alias of American rapper Lynise Walters (born in 1972), who
enjoyed moderate success with her R&B-infused brand of hip-hop in the late 90s.
She was also one of the first female rappers to openly talk about homosexuality,
most notably in her song “Girlfriend.” Although uncredited, Walters’ first brush
with fame came through her involvement in Blackstreet’s 1996 hit, “No Diggity,”
on which she rapped alongside Dr. Dre. Walters eventually became a protégé of
Blackstreet’s Teddy Riley, who produced My Melody (1997), her studio debut. The
album proved highly successfu...
No Diggity
Blackstreet, Dr. Dre and Queen Pen
Party Ain't a PartyQueen Pen
No Diggity
Blackstreet and Queen Pen
No DiggityBlackstreet, Dr. Dre and Queen Pen
All My LoveQueen Pen
Man Behind the MusicBlackstreet and Queen Pen
No Diggity
Blackstreet, Dr. Dre and Queen PenAnother Level
5:05
Party Ain't a PartyQueen Pen
My Melody
4:09
No Diggity
Blackstreet and Queen PenNo Diggity
4:45
No DiggityBlackstreet, Dr. Dre and Queen Pen
Don't Leave Me
All My LoveQueen Pen
My Melody
3:25
Man Behind the MusicBlackstreet and Queen Pen
Man Behind The Music
2:19
