Debbany Gimpson

Debbany Tifforah Dervish Gimpson, oftentimes known as Debba, is an American teen pop singer.
==Early life==
Debbany Gimpson was born in New York City but was raised in New Jersey. She is Jewish. Gimpson was raised by her maternal aunt and uncle after her wealthy parents abandoned her to go travelling around the world. Gimpson got along with her aunt and uncle and are very close with them. Gimpson, in the meantime, has a relationship with her parents that have been described as "friendly and cordial" but supposedly does not feel emotionally attached to them and is not very close with them.
==Debut album: Debba==
Gimpson released her first single "Regret You So Much Right Now". It failed to chart on the Billboard Hot 100. Gimpson has since released a second single titled, "I Thought So Many Things", which also failed to chart on the Billboard Hot 100.
Gimpson has released her debut album which is titled Debba. Gimpson confirmed that she worked entirely with producer Square Johnson on the album, though she did get some help from other producers on the album such as Rubber Johnny, Danny Devo, Tony Visconti, and John Dulago. Receiving mixed reviews from critics and get a normalized rating of 67/100 on an aggregate review site, Debba debuted at #146 on Billboard 200, selling 11,845 copies in its first week of sales; on its fourth week on the charts, the album reached a new peak of #114. The album stayed on the Billboard 200 for twelve consecutive weeks. The album has sold over 200,000 copies and has not been certified.
Gimpson released a third single from the album titled "They Just Won't Stop" and later released the John Dulago-produced track "...And You Are? (Oh Right, Nobody)" as the fourth single from the album as well. Both singles failed to chart on the Billboard Hot 100.
Despite being failures on the Billboard Hot 100, all of the singles from Debba managed to chart on the Billboard Hot Dance/Club Play Songs chart with "...And You Are (Oh Right, Nobody)" being the highest peaking single from the album on that chart where it charted at #7.
==Second album: Oh, But I Thought...==
Gimpson released her second album Oh, But I Thought... after taking a brief break from the music industry and also after taking time away from the spotlight to record her second album. Mostly produced by John Dulago, Oh, But I Thought... also included contributions from other producers such as Zeta Zulo, who produced the album's lead single "Oh But That's What I Thought".
Oh, But I Thought... was released the same day as the album's lead single, "Oh But That's What I Thought". Hoping that the album would be a breakthrough success for her, the album sold more than 7,300 copies in its first week and failed to chart on the Billboard 200. The following week, however, sales rose to more than 9,900 copies being sold and the album managed to debut at #190 on the Billboard 200, giving Gimpson her second charting album in the US; the album only stayed on the Billboard 200 for one week and fell off the chart the next week. The album also received negative reviews and, according to an aggregate review site, managed to get a normalized rating of 43/100. The album's lead single, "Oh But That's What I Thought" failed to chart on the Billboard Hot 100 but charted at #9 on the Billboard Hot Dance/Club Play Songs chart.
A second single from the album titled "What Do You Mean It's Over?" was released, where it also failed to chart on the Billboard Hot 100 but managed to peak at #6 on the US dance charts. "IDK, IDC" was released as the third and final single from the album and also failed to chart on the Billboard Hot 100 but did chart at #12 on the Billboard Hot Dance/Club Play Songs chart.
Oh, But I Thought... has since sold 155,554 copies to date.
==Third album: Fabulous and Gorgeous!==
Gimpson released the lead single from her third album Fabulous and Gorgeous! titled "Ha Ha Ha (Okay I'm Fabulous)". The single got an aggregate score of 57/100, received mixed to negative reviews, and failed to chart on the Billboard Hot 100 though it did peak at #13 on the Billboard Hot Dance/Club Play Songs chart.
Debba's third album, Fabulous and Gorgeous!, was finally released. That same day, the album's second single, "Hate On Me (If You Want To)", was also released and sent to radio. Fabulous and Gorgeous was critically panned where it received an aggregate score of 38/100 from critics. "Hate On Me (If You Want To)" recieved mixed to negative reviews and scored an aggregate score of 68/100 from critics. Both the single and the album failed to chart in the United States; Fabulous and Gorgeous! was Debba's first studio album that did not chart on the Billboard 200 and only sold more than 70,000 copies, becoming her lowest selling album to date. "Hate On Me (If You Want To)", which was the final single from the album as well, peaked at #8 on the Billboard Hot Dance/Club Play Songs chart.
==Touring and upcoming fourth album==
Gimpson embarked a tour in the United States. She has recently confirmed that she is in the process of recording her fourth album in which she states "will be so much better than all of my previous efforts combined...and them some babes."
Gimpson released the lead single from her untitled fourth album titled "Everybody Else". The single was produced by Tony Visconti. The single marked a first in Gimpson's career as she, for the first time ever, got positive reviews with many critics noting that it was a "very noticeable gap-like departure from her previous material". "Everybody Else" got an aggregate score 96/100, making it Gimpson's critically acclaimed single to date. Many critics noted that it could be Gimpson's first charting single on the Billboard Hot 100, which, according to them, would "mark an entirely different era for Gimpson. An era that will, for once, bring her success."
==Discography==
===Albums===
Album 	Album details	Charts 	Sales	Certification
Album 	Album details	US 	Sales	Certification
Debba 	
*1st studio album	114 	
*209,115	
Oh, But I Thought... 	
*2nd studio album	190 	
*155,554	
Fabulous and Gorgeous! 	
*3rd studio album	—	
*70,127	
Upcoming fourth studio album	 	 	 	
===Singles===
Single 	Charts 	Charts 	Album
Single 	US 	USDance	Album
"Regret You So Much Right Now" 	—	11 	Debba
"I Thought So Many Things" 	—	16 	Debba
"They Just Won't Stop" 	—	10 	Debba
"...And You Are? (Oh Right, Nobody)"	—	7 	Debba
"Oh But That's What I Thought" 	—	9 	Oh, But I Thought...
"What Do You Mean It's Over?" 	—	6 	Oh, But I Thought...
"IDK, IDC" 	—	12 	Oh, But I Thought...
"Ha Ha Ha (Okay I'm Fabulous)" 	—	13 	Fabulous and Gorgeous!
"Hate On Me (If You Want To)" 	—	8 	Fabulous and Gorgeous!
"Everybody Else" 	39 	8 	upcoming fourth album