French Fries Artist Bio

French Fries was formed in May 2018 after an unsuccessful solo pop music career failed, Brianna Buff joined Guitsrist Chris, and producer George Orozco and recorded the first demo “Princess” which was released on YouTube. Brianna depression grew from 2019 and the global pandemic hit on March 2020 Brianna was trying to find the strength to make new music.
On January 2021, French Fries debut album Longbeachseattle was released on Spotify . Only one youtuber named StarJake made multiple video reviews on Longbeachseattle. The lyrics of Longbeachseattle is about living in poverty in Long Beach California and dreams of becoming rich and moving to Seattle or at least take a nice vacation there.
Lead singer Brianna Buff was promoting Longbeachseattle to only 300 Instagram followers. On September 2021, French Fries released “Ravenous” the second album. Lyrics were heavily influenced by fatphobia, Catholicism, misogynistic men, and food. Guitarist Chris left the band and Brianna was meeting up with several guitarists who either stole her guitar pedals or demanded an outrageous amount of money.
Brianna quickly released Your Majesty, but took the album off Spotify because she was unsatisfied with the final product. A Spanish album was released in 2022.
The 5th full length album was released on early 2022 called “Your Grace is Enough” a very rare nu-metal grunge approach to Catholic Church hymns and threw in a few songs about her haters too
Controversial and outspoken, Brianna got kicked out of Romeo’s Chocolates, got blocked by Aaron Carter, even got an article about her from NAAFA website. Even pop star StarJake released multiple diss tracks about Brianna on his Spotify . Brianna still Is the coolest chick in grunge rock!d
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