Do You Know Mya? Take This Quiz To Prove You’re A Real One

Mya's second album, released in 2000, is called "Fear Of Flying."

Mya collaborated with Kenneth Edmonds, who is better known by the nickname Babyface. Babyface is a renowned producer and songwriter in the music industry, having worked with numerous artists and produced many successful albums. This collaboration on Mya's debut album showcases the talent and expertise of both artists in creating memorable music.

The correct answer is Sisquo because he is the male artist featured on the Mya song "It's All About Me".

Based on the given options, the correct answer for Mya's last name is Harrison.

The correct answer is Moulin Rouge because this movie soundtrack featured a collaboration between Mya, Pink, Christina Aguilera, and Lil' Kim. The song they recorded together is called "Lady Marmalade" and it was a popular hit from the soundtrack.

In 1998, Mya performed vocals on the hit song "Ghetto Superstar" by Pras. This song became popular and achieved success, making it the correct answer to the question.

Mya was born in Washington, D.C. This can be inferred from the question which asks for the U.S. city where she was born, and the correct answer provided is Washington, D.C.

Mya, the R&B singer, was part of a dance troupe called "Tappers With Attitude". This suggests that Mya was involved in tap dancing during her childhood. Tap dancing is a style of dance characterized by the use of metal plates on the shoes to create rhythmic sounds. "Tappers With Attitude" implies that the dance troupe had a bold and rebellious attitude, which could have influenced Mya's artistic style and performance as she pursued a career in music.

Mya's debut album was released on the record label Interscope.

The correct answer is Rugrats. Mya and Mase recorded the song "Take Me There" for the soundtrack of the kids' movie Rugrats.

In 2001, Mya, Pink, Christina Aguilera, and Lil' Kim recorded a song that was originally recorded by Patti Labelle.

The correct answer is "Shall We Dance?" because in this 2004 film, Mya's name appears as "Vern's Fiancee" in the credits.

Savion Glover is the correct answer because he is known for his work as a choreographer in the Broadway musical "Bring in Da Noise, Bring in Da Funk." This show, which premiered in 1995, showcased Glover's innovative tap dancing style and earned him critical acclaim. Glover's contributions to the world of dance make him the most likely choice for the choreographer that Mya briefly studied under.

Mya had a supporting role in the film "Chicago" in 2002.

Mya contributed to the song "Ghetto Supastar" which appeared on the soundtrack of the film "Bullworth".

Mya won the Grammy for Best Pop Collaboration in 2002. This award is given to the best collaboration between two or more artists in the pop genre. It recognizes the excellence and creativity in combining different musical talents and styles to create a memorable and successful pop song. Mya's collaboration stood out among the other nominees in terms of its quality and impact, earning her the Grammy in this category.

Paul Hunter directed Mya and others in the music video for the song "Lady Marmalade".

Mya studied dance at the Dance Theater Of Harlem.

Mya signed her first recording contract at the age of 16.

Wes Craven directed the movie "Cursed" in which Mya played the character of Jenny Tate.