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Ravyn always knew she was different. An honor's student and Mensa member by the age of 9 knew she could obtain and achieve anything through hard work and determination. The only thing she longed for was true friendship. She grew up an only child, with a hard working mom and incarcerated father in her life, whom she begged to give her a sibling once they were all finally reunited. Two years after finally becoming a big sister, Ravyn lost her only brother. Her desire to "live a life great enough for the both of them" can be seen in her numerous academic accomplishments, including graduating from a D1 university, The University of Pittsburgh's main campus, with a full academic ride and a degree in architecture. At college Ravyn started to work the total opposite side of her brain. Growing up as a numbers girl (captain of the math team), she started to excel in the arts, from music, acting, fashion, as well as visual arts. Never complacent, Ravyn has now decided to pursue her dreams of music like she had always wanted. With dreamy eyes and a young spirited gaze, she states that before making a small rap group in middle school, she had a dream where she was performing in front of a huge audience, and all she could hear is the crowd chanting "RMC, RMC, RMC" (her initials).