Leicester’s own Queen Millz has never been one to shy away from making a statement. Since her early days as a 9-year-old writing lyrics for discipline, she has transformed into a chameleonic powerhouse of the UK rap scene. Her track isn’t just another high-energy banger—it’s an anthem for self-assurance and body positivity. The Sound: Modern Rap with a Gritty Edge
"It’s a song to encourage body positivity and all around confidence within yourself... talking about how I’m at the top of my game and I’m so comfortable being myself." — Queen Millz on Wordplay Magazine The Visuals: A Homage to Dance Culture
The visuals also pay homage to the legendary So Solid Crew’s classic "21 Seconds" video. Why It Matters
The video features a "hard-hitting, grunge, old-school vibe" set in a gritty urban landscape brought to life with smoke and dramatic lighting.
In an industry that often thrives on perfection, Queen Millz uses "Body & Shape" to redefine what being a "Queen" means. For her, it’s not about being the "best" in a competitive sense, but about empowering all female artists to take up space and own their identities. Queen Millz - Body & Shape (Official Video) — WORDPLAY
Fans of early 2000s dance films will spot clear nods to Step Up and Stomp The Yard .
Queen Millz Unleashes "Body & Shape": A Masterclass in Confidence
The official music video for "Body & Shape," directed by Kye Taliana, is a high-octane tribute to the street dance era.
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