KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Missouriar -- The Music Recognition Accolades and Awards (MRAA) is excited to announce that singer and songwriter Lakeisha Thomas, also known as Keke Fleiss and Babiekeesh, has achieved Bronze Certification for her hit single "Work" featuring renowned rapper and singer Rasheeda.

Hailing from Kansas City, Missouri, Keke Fleiss has captivated audiences with her unique sound and undeniable talent. With tracks like "Why You Mad," "Private Love, Public Hate," and "We Ain't Friends," she has built a loyal fan base and garnered recognition in the music industry.

In addition to her musical success, Keke Fleiss has been busy with new ventures, including the release of fresh music videos on YouTube and the exciting launch of her new clothing line. These latest projects demonstrate her versatility and commitment to connecting with her audience in new and innovative ways.

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Keke Fleiss continues to make strides in her career, and she looks forward to her supporters joining her on this journey as she seeks additional MRAA Certifications for her work. Her dynamic style, both in music and fashion, ensures that fans can expect even more from this rising star.

For more information about Keke Fleiss's certifications and new ventures, or to support her music and clothing line, please visit https://www.facebook.com/kekefleiss or follow her on YouTube.

About MRAA

The Music Recognition Accolades and Awards (MRAA) is dedicated to recognizing and celebrating outstanding achievements in the music industry. With a range of certification levels, MRAA honors the hard work and success of artists, ensuring their contributions are remembered and celebrated for years to come.