MC Router

On March 3, 2014, she appeared on the Dr. Phil show with her mother, Darlene, who was concerned about her daughter's new Islamic beliefs.

In January 2012, she appeared in the first nerdcore novella, Zombie Killa.

Since January 2012 Ritchie has worked as a translator at "Strictly Saudi" writing services.

At the end of 2009, after doing a show in Amsterdam with Nerdcore artists at Club Panama for Glitched (w/ Beefy, MC Lars, YTCracker) Router began working on new music in the Dutch language with a new DJ from the Netherlands as well as a new stage name by the name of "Krisje". MC Router has gained considerable press among the Dutch crowds, especially for her music video and song for Paul de Leeuw, as it was featured on one of the most popular TV news channels in the Netherlands.

As year 2007 began, Router released another new track entitled Trekkie Pride, which is known as "The First Nerdcore Song of 2007". The song appeared on a Drown Radio podcast less than a week later. She has also performed with such notable Nerdcore artists like MC Frontalot, MC Lars, Beefy, YTCracker, and mc chris.

As of the end of 2007, MC Router left the nerdcore scene due to a friendly disagreement between her and her producer. T-Byte and MC Router are still friends and continue to work on their own music separately leaving T-Byte moving on to work with other Nerdcore artists and with MC Router no longer doing Nerdcore or nerd related music at all.

Abedah Ritchie (born Kristin Nicole Ritchie; May 6, 1986), is a former Nerdcore rapper, better known by the stage name MC Router. In 2009 she worked in the Netherlands under the new stage name Krisje before leaving hip hop altogether. Ritchie later converted to Islam, changing her given name to Abedah, and became a translator. Her conversion has caused problems with her family.