Parris Lynell Fluellen, known professionally as Cha Cha, and born on
February 12, 1980, in Detroit, Michigan, is an American rapper, songwriter, and
actress. Raised in Detroit, she attended Cass Technical High School before
taking acting classes at Michigan State University and later studiet at the
Ivana Chubbuck Studio in Los Angeles. She first gained recognition with the
single "Heat" in 1998, followed by "Music / Stick 'Em" in 2001. Her breakthrough
came when she signed with Epic Records, and released the album Dear Diary
in 1999, which featured collaborations with Nas and Juv...