The "Queen of Krump" is Marquisa Gardner, known professionally as Miss Prissy, a pioneering dancer, choreographer, and cultural figure who helped popularize the intense street dance style that emerged from South Los Angeles. She gained prominence through the documentary Rize (2005) and has since toured with major artists like Madonna, becoming an icon for empowering women in the krump scene. 

Key Contributions:

• Pioneer: Co-founder and key figure in bringing krump from the streets to mainstream media.

• Global Reach: Featured in Rize, performed with Madonna, and brought krump to stages worldwide.

• Mentor & Educator: Teaches krump and mentors young dancers, forming her own company, Throne, to convey messages of social justice.

• Cultural Impact: Labeled "The Queen of Krump" due to her influential role in shaping and promoting the dance form.