The rapper quickly gained recognition after the release of his debut album I Still Don’t Feel Nun in December 2020, earning widespread acclaim. The project showcased his talent and featured a strong list of collaborations with high-profile artists, including a standout appearance by Yo Gotti. As the rapper continued to build momentum, he became especially well-known for his feature on Lil Baby’s 2021 hit “Real as It Gets,” which helped elevate his profile across the music industry. Before all the fame, life looked very different for the rapper. He grew up facing financial hardship, raised in a household where resilience was key. Despite the challenges, he earned a scholarship to play college football at Indiana State University—a pivotal moment that opened new doors. The rapper, along with his siblings, was brought up by his mother, whose strength and dedication played a major role in shaping his journey. Over time, the rapper has turned early struggles into powerful motivation, carving out a name for himself in hip-hop.