In 2001, Olivia emerged for the first time with her “Bizounce” single. The song did fairly well, but Olivia did not receive the type of response then-upstart record label, J Records, was looking for. As a result, Olivia was dropped from the label and she did not resurface for another four years.
Olivia returned early in 2005, when she was featured on “Candy Shop” by 50 Cent. As she was reintroduced into the game, Olivia was automatically one of the biggest names in the game, topping Billboard. One year later, 50 Cent put her on “Best Friend,” a year before he removed her from G-Unit Records.
Life after G-Unit Records has been filled with ups-and-downs for Olivia, as she was one of the original stars of VH1’s “Love & Hip Hop.” This morning, Olivia was at Power 105.1, where she talked to “The Breakfast Club” of DJ Envy, Angela Yee, and Charlamagne Tha God. She spoke on 50 Cent and G-Unit, Angela Yee, and more.
