Fetty Wap

Fetty Wap, born on June seventh, nineteen ninety-one, is an American rapper, singer, and songwriter who rose to fame with his unique blend of melodic singing and rapping. His breakout hit, "Trap Queen," along with the remixed version of "My Way" featuring Drake, catapulted him into the spotlight, with both tracks peaking within the top ten of the Billboard charts. These successes, along with the top forty single "Again," paved the way for his self-titled debut studio album released in two thousand fifteen, which reached the pinnacle of the Billboard 200.

During his early career, Fetty Wap became known for his lighthearted lyrics, infectious production, and memorable catchphrases, including the iconic "1738!" In two thousand sixteen, he continued to build on his success with moderate hits like "Jimmy Choo" and "Wake Up," and made a guest appearance on Fifth Harmony's single "All In My Head (Flex)." His collaboration on the two thousand eighteen single "Keke" with 6ix9ine and A Boogie wit da Hoodie marked a brief resurgence, as it moderately entered the Billboard Hot 100.

Throughout his career, Fetty Wap has garnered two Grammy Award nominations and won accolades such as "Best New Artist" at the iHeartRadio Music Awards and "Top New Artist" at the Billboard Music Awards in two thousand sixteen. However, his journey took a tumultuous turn in two thousand twenty-two when he was sentenced to six years in prison for trafficking illegal substances. After serving his time, he was released in two thousand twenty-six, ready to make his mark once again.