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Kehlani will open your eyes, open your mind, and open your heart. For as blunt as she may be about life, longing, lust, and love, her music occupies an elevated state above even the best high-yet accessible by simply listening. The Bay Area-born multi-GRAMMYr Award nominated multi platinum songstress unlocks this place anytime she picks up a pen or grabs a microphone. Since 2014, her light has only continued to glow brighter. Thus far, she has picked up over twenty gold and platinum RIAA certifications, tallied 5 billion streams, and garnered five GRAMMYr Award nominations. Beyond blockbuster collaborations with Cardi B, Post Malone, and Eminem, she's appeared on soundtracks such as SuicideSquad: The Album and The Fate of the Furious: The Album. She received the "Rule Breaker Award" from Billboard Women In Music and performed at Voodoo Music and?Coachella, among others. In 2020, It Was Good Until It Wasn't bowed at #2 on the Billboard Top200, landing on over a dozen year-end lists from Billboard, Esquire, Hypebeast, Nylon, and Stereogum. 2022's blue water road boasted features from Justin Bieber and Blxst. Throughout 2024, Kehlani dominated popular culture and the conversation. Her fourth full-length, CRASH, received a GRAMMYr Award nomination for "Best Progressive R&B Album," while the single "After Hours" notched a nod for "Best R&B Performance." The latter also gathered a staggering 170 million-plus streams. Captivating 150,000 fans nationwide, she sold out her biggest tour yet, headlining legendary venues such as Barclays Center, Chase Center, and The Forum. Simultaneously, she featured on Jordan Adetunji's global breakout "Kehlani," notching her third 2025 GRAMMYr nom for "Best Melodic Rap Performance." Kehlani accelerated this prolific run with While We Wait 2, paving the way for more to come.