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Playboi Carti

Rapper

Interests

Music

Characteristics

Practical Analytical Hardworking Loyal Kind Detail-Oriented Diligent

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Born
1995-09-13
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MiniBio

He first gained attention through standout tracks like “Broke Boi” and “Fetti,” quickly building a solid reputation in the rap scene—even before dropping an official mixtape or full-length album. Fans were so invested in his sound that one of them compiled a massive 45-song mixtape titled Tha Carti, showcasing his raw talent and making it widely available online. Before all the buzz, he was already deep into his craft, working alongside Ethereal early on and performing under the name Sir Cartier. His real name is Jordan Carter, and he hails from Riverdale, Georgia—a place that shaped much of who he is today.

As his fame grew, so did public interest in his personal life. In 2017, he was linked to model Blac Chyna, drawing media attention. Then, in 2018, he started dating fellow rapper Iggy Azalea, and the couple welcomed a son they named Onyx in 2020. That same year, however, they announced their split. Still, life kept moving forward for him. In a 2023 single, he opened up about another important part of his journey—revealing he has a daughter named Yves. Through music and milestones, he’s continued evolving, with each chapter adding depth to his story as an artist and as a father.

Trivia

Back in one of his early releases, he actually rapped over the iconic startup music of the PlayStation 2. It was a pretty unique move at the time, and honestly, it showed just how creative he could be. He really made that moment stand out, using something so familiar—the PS2 boot-up sound—as the backdrop for his flow. You can tell even then, he had a knack for blending pop culture with his artistry. Yeah, he’s always had that edge, doing things his own way.

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