Miami-based teen rap duo and best friends Lady Tigra and Bunny D were discovered and signed by Paul Klein at Hot Productions studios when he heard them fooling around with raps in a recording booth while waiting for a friend. After their first single "Grab It" drew attention, they were signed to Atlantic Records and released three bass-heavy albums, even though they didn't have respect as rappers in the hip hop community due to their poppy, girlish delivery. They left the label during the recording of their third album "Groovy" after disputes over the direction of their sound, and the album was completed with half-finished vocal tracks the girls had previously recorded. They broke up soon after and left the music biz. Lady Tigra resurfaced in 2006, however, with a solo album slated for release in 2007.