Despite her edgy image and attitude, Whitney was chosen to be one of the faces of
Philadelphia’s “Unlitter Us” Campaign in 2010. TV spots for the campaign aired citywide (and in surrounding areas) through 2011 on stations such as MTV, BET, Vh1, Comedy Central, ABC, and NBC. Whitney was featured using her rap ability in a spoken
word poem she wrote about cleaning up the city streets. She also appeared in print
and transportation ads, while additionally being seen alongside Philadelphia Mayor
Michael Nutter at anti-litter rallies, and community events.
Further proving her versatility as an artist, W.P. took part in writing and recording on
an Anti-Bullying album geared toward Children in late 2011. The album gained immediate recognition winning a Grammy Award for “Best Children’s Album” at the
54th annual Grammy Awards in 2012 as well as a Nappa Honors Award,
and Parent’s Choice Gold Award from the Parent’s Choice Foundation.
Whitney’s outrageous and energetic stage presence, as
well as her growing fan base, earned her spots on a national tour with Da Mafia 6ix (formerly known as Three 6
Mafia), a full Canadian tour with Twiztid, as well as a 40date USA tour with rap legend, R.A. The Rugged Man (of
Nature Sounds), and Potluck (of Suburban Noize) in 2013.
Despite her many hard-earned accolades W.P. still considers herself an “Underdog” in many ways. Having achieved
so much independently, with an image not easily associated with hip-hop, it’s easy to tell that her fans appreciate
her home-grown attitude and “Team Underdog” movement. After releasing several free EP’s in the past, she just
dropped, what she considers her debut album, “On The
Brink,” January 31st, 2014! If this biography is your first time
seeing the name Whitney Peyton, keep your eyes open
because it won’t be the last. (Cont’d)
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