Baby Tate

Baby Tate (formerly known as Yung Baby Tate) is an American rapper and producer hailing from Atlanta, Georgia. Born Tate Sequoia Farris on May 13, 1996, she is the daughter of singer-songwriters Dionne Farris and David Ryan Harris, who encouraged her to follow her musical ambitions from a very early age. After mastering the art of production during her teenage years, she made her official debut as Yung Baby Tate on the 2016 singles "B.B.L.U." and "Hey, Mickey!," the latter of which interpolated Toni Basil's 1982 hit of the same name. Her prolific run continued with the independently released extended plays ROYGBIV (2015) and YBTXMAS (2016), followed by the EP trifecta of Cuddy Buddy, Boys, and Summer Lover in 2018. Girls, her studio debut, saw the light in 2019 and elicited praise from critics, making it to several year-end lists. Preceded by the viral single "I Am" with Flo Milli, her sixth EP After the Rain appeared in 2020. The following year, the Atlanta rapper shortened her name to Baby Tate and joined the roster of Warner Records, which issued her major-label debut mixtape Mani/Pedi in 2022.