Who is AyeDNicole? Her mama named her Adrienne, FAMU awarded her Adrienne Floyd, MBA, and now the world gets to meet AyeDNicole, the Hip Hop H.B.I.C that is poised, passionate, fierce, and articulate in the realms of edgy rap, hard core energy for fitness and music that intertwines the intellect of knowing your rooms at all times because that is how we do it in the real south. With Charleston waters and Memphis rooted influence, AyeDNicole has grown up always cherishing where she comes from in a way that may not have been fully accepted as a military brat in Jacksonville, Florida but she definitely touched down and bossed up at Florida A&M University as a Bachelor of Science Psychology Cum Laude undergraduate of FAMU17 and Cum Laude Graduate of Florida A&M University’s Masters of Business Administration with a concentration in management and finance. Within her time as a college girl, Adrienne is a member of the Beta Alpha Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., former 43rd- 44th Student Senator, former Electoral Commissioner, activist for women empowerment and wellness, and recording artist owning her upcoming label based out of Atlanta, GA, 4HIO Label for the betterment of the black community and black excellence in rap musical expression, service, higher education, and forward thinking for the culture. Corporate & Executive boss woman by day and rapper at night, AyeDNicole introduces how to articulate yourself as a black woman that is highly educated, multi-faceted, and able to overcome the odds of beating severe defamation, malice, crab and the bucket mean girl and Duval hoodratism vibes, and racial discrimination in Corporate America. She’s been able to unfold several growing businesses and unfold a compelling business strategy for complying with non-profit organization policies and procedures while working her way to the top and always knowing her humble and patriotic beginnings that helped her unfold what it means to be creative, passionate, articulate, and to beat the odds that white supremacy has set forth on African American, Caribbean, and Afro identified communities that have suffered from dismantling of our afro roots in education, elite family dynamics of generational wealth, music, culture, creativity, loyalty, love, and real humanity in our culture. Adrienne is not afraid to speak out and still be feminine, poised, passionate, proper, country, slang, relatable, and still know her worth, her roots, her heritage, her platform, her service, her respect, and most importantly being a relatable woman to set the standard in Hip Hop to be elite such as Nicki Minaj, but in her own lane and blazing like Rihanna with the aesthetic of Beyonce’s energy and charismatic aura that naturally shows without ideology, copy and paste, but still showing up her true happy and beautiful self with style and grace.
