Keke Fleiss, Achieves Bronze Certification from MRAA for Single "Work" Featuring Rasheeda

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Sept. 19, 2024 - PRLog -- The Music Recognition Accolades and Awards (MRAA) is excited to announce that singer and songwriter Lakeisha Thomas, also known as Keke Fleiss and Babiekeesh, has reached the Bronze Certification level for her hit single "Work" featuring renowned rapper and singer Rasheeda.

Keke Fleiss, hailing from Kansas City, Missouri, has made a name for herself with popular tracks such as "Why You Mad," "Private Love, Public Hate," and "We Ain't Friends." Her dynamic style and undeniable talent have gained her a growing fan base and recognition in the music industry.

Rasheeda, known as the "Queen of Crunk," has had a long and successful career in the entertainment world, working with top names such as Petey Pablo, Nelly, and Ciara. With five albums to her name and appearances in major tracks, Rasheeda has cemented her place as one of Atlanta's most influential artists. In addition to her solo success, she has been a member of the girl group Peach Candy and previously began her career in the hip-hop group Da Kaperz, which helped her gain widespread attention in the early 2000s.

Keke Fleiss's latest achievement with the song "Work" showcases her continued rise in the music world. Known for her previous hits like "Sky Iz Fallin'," "Cash Song," and "Casanova," she remains a force to be reckoned with in the music industry.

MRAA Bronze Certification is awarded to artists who achieve significant success, reaching a milestone of 500,000 plays or verifiable stats across platforms. Keke Fleiss's certification marks a major accomplishment in her career.

For more information about the MRAA and its certification process, please visit www.mraa.me.

About MRAA

The Music Recognition Accolades and Awards (MRAA) is dedicated to recognizing and celebrating outstanding achievements in the music industry. With a range of certification levels, MRAA honors the hard work and success of artists, ensuring their contributions are remembered and celebrated for years to come.