Sajsi MC Biography, Age, Height, Wife, Net Worth and Family

Recognized as an ally to the LGBT+ community in Serbia, she was announced as the “godmother” of the 2022 Belgrade Pride, which was also the host of that year’s EuroPride event.

In October 2022, she was also featured in an UN Women campaign against gender-based violence in Serbia.

In August 2021, Rašić married punk musician Marko Trmčić.

In 2017, she graduated from the Faculty of Political Sciences, University of Belgrade with a bachelor’s degree in international relations.

Sajsi MC has released three solo albums – Daleko je Dizni (2010), Rad, rad i samo bleja (2018) and Kardinalna (2022), and two EPs – KNVK (2012) and Pokvarenica (2014). Some of her best-known songs include: “Antifa kučke” (2012), “Nadrkano hodanje” (2014), “Došla sam da dam” (2015), “Lokal beogradizam” (2016) and “Redaljka” (2017). She also collaborated with Croatian singer Severina on their duet “Silikoni”, released in July 2016.

Rašić debuted at a rap festival in the Belgrade night club Barutana in 2002. Initially, Sajsi MC was a collective, which existed between 2005 and 2009. The name of their act is Šatrovački for oral sex. In 2010, Sajsi pursued a solo career under the same stage name by releasing her album Daleko je Dizni under Multimedia Music. The following year, she saw widespread mainstream attention after she had released the song “Mama” featuring Damjan Eltech in May 2011. The made-up character of a “shallow and materialistic” high school girl named Tiffany, which was portrayed by Sajsi in the song, was negatively commented by musical critics on Radio Television of Serbia, failing to recognize the satire behind it.

Ivana Rašić Trmčić (Serbian Cyrillic: Ивана Рашић Трмчић, born on 12 October 1981), better known as Sajsi MC, is a Serbian rapper and songwriter. Recognized as one of the most prominent female rappers in Serbia, her lyrics explore sexuality, feminism and other socio-political subjects.

Rašić was born in Belgrade on 12 October 1981 and grew up in the city’s downtown municipality Vračar. Her father, Jovan Rašić, is a dentist who was also the founder and lead singer of the popular Yugoslavian jazz rock band Generacija 5. She has a younger sister Tijana, professionally known as Tijara, who often collaborates with Sajsi.