Stefflon Don

Stefflon Don (born Stephanie Victoria Allen on December 14, 1991, in Birmingham, England) is a British-Jamaican rapper, singer, and songwriter known for her versatile style that blends dancehall, rap, grime, and R&B. Of Jamaican descent, Stefflon Don grew up influenced by Caribbean music and UK urban sounds, which shaped her unique approach to music.

She first gained major attention with the release of her viral freestyle tracks and singles, quickly establishing herself as a force in the UK music scene. Her breakout hit, “Hurtin’ Me” featuring French Montana, propelled her to international recognition, earning chart success in multiple countries.

Stefflon Don is celebrated for her confident lyrics, infectious energy, and ability to seamlessly switch between singing and rapping. Over the years, she has collaborated with top artists including Dizzee Rascal, Skepta, Sean Paul, and Nicki Minaj, further cementing her place in the global music industry.

Known not only for her music but also for her bold fashion and empowering presence, Stefflon Don continues to influence the worlds of music and culture, inspiring fans worldwide with her talent, authenticity, and unapologetic confidence.