Queen Naija

Biography:

Queen Naija Bulls, known professionally as Queen Naija, is an American R&B singer and media personality who has captivated audiences with her soulful voice and authentic storytelling. Born on October 17, 1995, in Ypsilanti, Michigan, she hails from a diverse background, with her father being of Yemeni descent and her mother of African-American heritage. ​

Before embarking on her music career, Queen Naija gained prominence as a YouTube personality. She and her then-husband, Christopher Sails, launched the channel "Chris and Queen" in 2016, where they shared vlogs, challenges, and music covers. The channel quickly amassed millions of subscribers, showcasing their dynamic presence. ​

In 2014, Queen Naija auditioned for the thirteenth season of "American Idol," advancing to the Hollywood round. Although she didn't make it to the finals, this experience fueled her passion for music. In December 2017, she released her debut single, "Medicine," addressing personal themes from her life. The track resonated with many, peaking within the top 50 of the Billboard Hot 100. ​

The following year, she signed with Capitol Records and released "Karma," which debuted at number one on iTunes. Her self-titled EP, "Queen Naija," dropped in July 2018, featuring tracks like "Medicine," "Karma," "Mama's Hand," "Butterflies," and "Bad Boy." The EP debuted at number 26 on the Billboard 200 and topped the Apple Music charts. 

Queen Naija's debut studio album, "Missunderstood," was released in October 2020, peaking at number nine on the Billboard 200. She has continued to release successful singles, including "Butterflies Pt. 2," "Pack Lite," and "Lie to Me," featuring Lil Durk, all receiving gold certifications. ​

Activities:

Beyond her musical endeavors, Queen Naija maintains a strong presence on social media, engaging with fans through platforms like YouTube and Instagram. She shares aspects of her personal life, including her experiences as a mother to her two sons, Christopher "CJ" Sails and Legend Lorenzo White. ​

In 2021, she collaborated with artists such as Big Sean on "Hate Our Love" and Ari Lennox on "Set Him Up." She was also announced as the opening act for Mary J. Blige's "Good Morning Gorgeous Tour," highlighting her growing influence in the industry. ​

Invitation:

Queen Naija's journey from a YouTube sensation to an R&B powerhouse is a testament to her talent and resilience. Her music continues to inspire and connect with audiences worldwide. To experience her artistry firsthand, explore her latest tracks on various music platforms and follow her on social media for updates on upcoming projects and performances.​