The Female Rappers Who've Proved Rap Was Never Just a Man's Game
) and DJ Spinderella , the group released five studio albums during their active years. Their debut albumsold over one million copies, making them the first female rap group to achieve both gold and platinum certification.
Their fourth,, remains the highest-selling album by a female rap group in history, with over seven million copies sold. In 1995, their track "None of Your Business" won them the Grammy for Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group, making them one of the first female rap acts to be awarded by the Recording Academy.
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