About Us
Pharaoh Uchiha was born in Houston, Texas — Harris County, Hermann Hospital — and entered the world already surrounded by pain. She entered the foster system at 3mths old with a black eye.
Adopted at just one year old alongside her three siblings, what should’ve been a second chance turned into another storm. Their adoptive mother later gave her siblings back to the system in their pre-teen years, turning her back on them completely. Pharaoh’s middle sister was her shadow — her other half — and losing that bond shattered something deep. From then on, she was an only child in name, carrying invisible scars and a heart heavy with survivor’s guilt.
The abuse she endured left wounds no one could see. But even then, she refused to disappear. By fourteen, her adoptive parents had stopped taking her to school. By fifteen, she had already earned her diploma — pure willpower against the odds.
As she got older, the world around her got darker. Violence, poverty, and chaos followed her like a shadow. In 2022, it all came crashing down — 56 years on paper, 8 attempted murders, 8 gun charges, a $350,000 bond that vanished to no bond at all. The system labeled her a ghost. Locked in maximum levels 7 and 8, she lived between silence and survival.
But before the war, there was always the music.
Pharaoh started writing songs at nine years old — music became the only place she could breathe. She grew up studying Eminem, André 3000, Jadakiss, Fabolous, Nas, and Lil Wayne — soaking in the raw honesty and unmatched work ethic. The Young Pharaoh era began from pain. Then Saiyan Pharaoh emerged from evolution.
By 2017, she moved to Memphis and became who the world knows now: Pharaoh Uchiha — named after Sasuke, but carrying Itachi’s wisdom and silence. A warrior forged by trauma, divinity, and discipline.
Today, she stands as The Human Tornado — a storm that survived itself.
Her movement, Hoodgoth, is more than a brand — it’s a refuge for survivors, creators, and anyone who ever had to become their own protector. Everything she builds — her music, her art, her message — carries the same energy:
pain turned into prophecy.