The font is originally called Funk House. It was created for the television show Kenan and Kel, where it appeared in the opening title sequence and end credits.

The style was later reimagined for the Bratz doll brand. Although there is no official Bratz typeface, many designers and fans have created their own interpretations inspired by the brand’s distinctive logo and lettering. 

Since there is not much history on this font this site focuses on how it can be applied in multiple ways way beyond the functions of a display font.