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It’s no secret that every living entertainer, be it a musician, movie actor, theater thespian or TV star, wants to be revered as someone who can do it all.

Only 16 in history have claimed the coveted title as an EGOT — a person that’s won an Emmy for television, Grammy for music, Oscar for film and Tony for Broadway — and it looks like comedic actress Tiffany Haddish is looking to join that legendary list by expanding her resume into making music.

 

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Haddish recently spoke with TMZ while in the studio laying tracks, but it’s not for a fire debut album if that’s what you’re thinking. “The project I’m working on currently is a series of songs,” she said in-between laughs as per usual, going on to elaborate by adding, “some people want it to be an album, some people want maybe a mixtape — me personally, what I would like, is to put them in a series of movies and TV shows so there is a residual check coming in on a repeated basis and I don’t have to go on tour.” She even gave a preview of her lyrical prowess, jokingly stating, “I’m not considering myself a musical sensation, but, whatever I do, IT’S A FUCKING SENSATION!”

Haddish actually has a few singles already floating around the Internet, including the 2020 loosies “Too Much,” “Do Our Thing” with Snoop Dogg and “Come and Get Your Baby Daddy” that has a remix featuring Miami rap queen Trina.

 

 

 

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Call us crazy, but the idea of Tiffany Haddish making an impact on the music industry sounds exciting! In a recent interview she was quoted as saying, “If T.I. can do comedy, I can do music.” We agree!

Watch Tiffany Haddish’s musical announcement via TMZ below, and let us know if you think “she ready” to be a Billboard hitmaker:

 

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Next Pop Icon? Tiffany Haddish Set To Officially Launch A Career In Music  was originally published on blackamericaweb.com

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