Renae McLean, also known as Renee 6:30, was born on January 6, 1993 in Jamaica. Growing up in a vibrant and musically rich environment, Renae was drawn to the world of dance from a young age. She began teaching herself how to dance, honing her skills in her bedroom as she dreamed of one day making it big in the music industry.
Renae's big break came when she started attending local dancehall parties in Jamaica. Her electrifying dance moves caught the eye of producer Demarco, who was impressed by her talent and invited her to collaborate on music videos for popular dancehall artists. Renae quickly became known for her dynamic and energetic performances, stealing the spotlight in music videos for hit songs like Aidonia's "Boring Gal" and Kalado's "Personally."
Renae's influence in the dancehall scene didn't stop there. She is widely credited as the originator of the dance known as "The Puppy Tail." This unique and catchy dance move became a sensation, with people all over the world trying to emulate Renae's signature style.
In 2016, Renae decided to take her talents to the next level and pursue a career as a singer. She made her debut with the single "Low Rider," a collaboration with singer Serani. The song was a hit and further solidified Renae's status as a rising star in the music industry.
Despite her growing fame and success, Renae remains grounded and humble. She credits her family and upbringing in Jamaica for instilling in her a strong work ethic and dedication to her craft. Renae continues to inspire her fans with her passion for music and dance, and she shows no signs of slowing down.