Keke Palmer
Keke Palmer (Keke Palmer), born in Illinois, USA on August 26, 1993, is an American actress and singer.
On September 18, 2007, he released his first album "So Uncool", starred in "", "Wool Hat", " Akeelah and the Bee " and other films.
Early Experience
When she was 5 years old, when she sang the chant "Jesus Loves Me" in the church choir, she had already shown her future in singing. Because her mother is also a singer, when she was a little girl, she began to hone her singing skills in her mother's home recording studio.
Keke Palmer is a young girl who is also an actor and singer. She has been performing and singing songs for the movies she participated in.
Performing Experience
Although music is her favorite, Keke Palmer's first fame was on her screen debut in 2004, where she played an important role in "Barbershop 2: Back in Business". Keke's star potential was quickly revealed, so the family decided to provide her with the best opportunity to pursue her dreams, and then the family moved to California.
In 2006, Keke Palmer starred in the acclaimed award-winning film "Akeelah and the Bee" as Akeelah Anderson. In the film, the screen style of the child star Keke Palmer is definitely not inferior to the acting Laurence Fishburne and Angela Bassett .
Soon afterwards, Keke played the leading role in the popular Disney Channel film "Jump In!" and once again shined in front of the screen.
Shortly after filming the film "Akeelah and the Bee", Keke Palmer signed with a record company in the United States and began to realize his musical dreams. This "So Uncool" is her brand new album in 2007. The whole album is based on R&B. Although the style of the album has some The Road style, I think there are some bright colors in it. Songs, such as "First Crush", the melody of the song is not only very lyrical, but Keke Palmer's beautiful voice is also reflected in the song! The main song "Keep It Movin'" is a collaboration with the rapper Big Meech.
When she was 9 years old, she got her first role as Quen Latifah 's niece in "". Her emergence in the film quickly won her a series of opportunities. She was invited to appear in the TV series "Strong Medicine", Cameo roles in "Cold Case", "Emergency Room Story" (ER), and "Law & Order SVU" (Law & Order SVU).
Later, she starred in the TV movie "Wool Hat" starring William H. Messi. Not only was the film nominated for an Emmy Award, she also won the American Association for the Advancement of Colored TV and film category for Palmer. Best actress nominated, and nominated for Best Actress by the American Actors Guild, and became the youngest actress nominated by the American Actors Guild.
