If you think back to the early days of TikTok, you’ll likely recall the “M to the B” craze, which was very popular.
However, some people might not be aware of how rapper Millie B became involved.
Who is Millie Bracewell?
Millie Bracewell, better known by her stage as Millie B, was born in Blackpool on April 24, 2000.
She began her career in 2016 as a model, singer, influencer, and grime artist on the YouTube channel BGMedia.
She attended St. George’s School in her neighbourhood before achieving fame.
We Wanna Know, Get a New Jacket, Back Again, and We Don’t Talk Anymore are a few of her original songs.
She has a sizable following on Instagram as well, with about 70K followers under the username @mtothebmusic as of January 2023.
In September 2018, Millie welcomed her daughter Gracie-Lee into the world.
What is the ‘M to the B’ song?
The song by Millie B that has become known as “M to the B” is really called “Soph Aspin Send.”
It was published in 2016 and is about Sophie Aspin, her then-armored foe.
In 2020, the song’s iconic TikTok line, “It’s M to the B,” alone made it popular.
After Influencer Bella Poarch used it in a lip-syncing video that garnered over 10.5 million likes in only six days, the song went viral on the video sharing website.
Millions more TikTokers all across the world then imitated it, and it spread like wildfire.
Did Kim Kardashian use the song on TikTok?
When Kim Kardashian lip-synced to the song in January 2023, she pushed it back into the spotlight.
She mimed “M to the B” in the brief video on TikTok while dressed as a “British chav.”
Viewers went wild for the TikTok on Reddit, with one writing: “I never thought id see chav kim,” with a laughing face emoji.
Another posted, “I kinda dig British Kim,” and a third added: “Lmfao I never thought I’d see Chav Kim but here we are.”
What has Millie Bracewell said about the song?
After years of supporting BGMedia, Millie joined the Blackpool grime scene when she was 16 years old.
“I just decided one day I was going to go on there myself and have a bit of fun with it,” she told Dazed. “I didn’t know how far it would go.”
Millie added: “There’s a big debate about how it got so big on TikTok.
“The song was big when it was first released in 2016, so was always out there, but it sort of died off for a bit.”