He’s a versatile rapper, widely recognized for painting vivid pictures of urban life in Gary, Indiana. His name stands out in the hip-hop scene, not just for his lyrical talent but for staying true to his roots. In 2013, he dropped ESGN, an album that climbed all the way to #17 on the US Rap charts—proving his name was one to watch. Then, in 2017, he released his third studio album, You Only Live 2wice, further solidifying his presence in the industry.
Before fame came knocking, life wasn’t easy. He made the tough decision to leave college and struggled to maintain a traditional 9-to-5 job. With limited options, he turned to hustling just to get by—a chapter that later influenced much of his music. Fast forward to 2015, and he became a father when he welcomed a daughter with his ex-fiancée, Erica Dickerson. He’s also a dad to a son from a previous relationship, showing how his personal journey has shaped both his art and identity. Along the way, he was linked romantically to Raven Tatum, adding another layer to his public story. Through ups and downs, his name continues to resonate in rap culture.
Over the years, he built a dedicated following thanks to his raw underground mixtape releases, where his heartfelt rhymes painted vivid pictures of street life and its many challenges. People really connected with his authenticity, and as his reputation grew, so did the loyalty of his fan base. He wasn’t just another voice in the crowd—his words resonated deeply, especially with those who’d faced similar struggles. Through consistent effort and genuine storytelling, he earned not just listeners, but true supporters who believed in what he stood for. And honestly, that’s what set him apart—he stayed real, and people noticed.