very angry; furious.

ARTIST.....: Fetty Wap
TITLE......: Trap And B
LABEL......: 300 Entertainment / RGF Productions
GENRE......: Rap
RIP DATE...: 2020-02-14
RETAIL DATE: 2020-02-14
RUNTIME....: 20:12
TRACKS.....: 7
SIZE.......: 47.36MB
QUALITY....: 320kbps 44.1kHz
CODEC......: MP3 (MPEG-2 Audio Layer III)
ENCODER....: LAME

01. Black Friday                        02:24
02. Reasons                             03:15
03. Questions                           02:57
04. Teach Me                            03:41
05. RnB Shit                            02:17
06. Just For You                        03:12
07. FWY                                 02:26

For the Trap&B artist named Fetty Wap known for sharing his love
about his ride or die chick on his breakout hit "Trap Queen," his
hustle never stops. Willie Maxwell II hails from New Jersey, like
Redman and Joe Budden, calling home to a city called Paterson.
The rapper explains it was difficult growing up there,
specifically pointing out that "everybody is trying to make it
out." As he adjusts to the attention after blowing up from "Trap
Queen" in 2014, his mission in hip-hop isn't to become more
famous, but to use his fortunes to help his community rise above
their hardships. Currently, "Trap Queen" is No. 12 on the
Billboard Hot 100, No. 13 on iTunes, 19 million YouTube plays and
22 million SoundCloud plays. Not bad for a newcomer. On his
records, Fetty Wap's wobbly voice cuts through trap instrumentals
and melodies, making his honest and aggressive lyrics a staple of
Jersey's rap scene. His likability comes from his influences,
which are Gucci Mane (his name pays homage to Gucci's nickname
Guwop) and other trap innovators such as Three 6 Mafia's Juicy J
and Project Pat. His flow on "Trap Queen," captures the same
feelings as his idols, and has ignited remixes from the likes of
French Montana, Yo Gotti and Rick Ross. It's a respectable career
trajectory for someone who uploaded freestyled verses of "Trap
Queen" to SoundCloud in March 2014. "I was dealing with that
person at the time. She was juggin with me," he says of the
song's inspiration. "We were really trying to make it happen. We
got tired of riding regular." Once Fetty Wap re-recorded the
rough copy for radio, the track became the de facto winter
anthem.The single received a major push when Fetty Wap's label
RGF Productions partnered with 300 Entertainment in November
2014. 300 Entertainment intern, Wharton Berg, discovered Fetty
online and shared his finding with A&R extraordinaire Selim
Bouab, who brought Fetty to Todd Moscowitz. During his meeting
with Lyor Cohen, Kevin Liles and Todd Moscowitz, whose resumes
include long stints as leaders from Def Jam to Warner Music
Group, Fetty could feel the outpour of support from the industry
veterans. "When bringing Fetty to Todd, Lyor and Kevin, the
support was undeniable and realized by all that we have a really
special artist on our hands," Selim says of signing Fetty. "To
see how far along we are now in such a brief time is thrilling."
This year, Fetty Wap's profile rose when he earned co-signs from
stars like Trey Songz, Rihanna and Kanye West. In February, Fetty
Wap was the surprise guest for West's Roc City Classic show. "I
just turned up. That's all I can remember," he says. "I'm just
mad appreciative. It's just a big grateful, feeling that's just
one way of putting it." Since then, Fetty Wap has been featured
in Billboard, Complex and nominated for the 2015 XXL Freshman
Class, a coveted list of the next wave of rap stars. He's also
used the bigger platform to introduce his crew Remy Boyz 1738,
consisting of up-and-coming rappers Montana Buckz and P Dice.
With his growing success, he isn't letting his condition (his
left eye was lost to congenital glaucoma when he was a child) get
in the way of chasing his dreams. More recently, Fetty Wap is
determined to make his Trap&B songs resonate in 2015. He's on the
right track to be the hottest artist at SXSW with performances at
Rolling Stone, Samsung and Fool's Gold's showcases. Meanwhile,
he's finalizing his self-titled RGF Productions/300 Entertainment
debut that'll showcase his talents outside his viral hit. "This
shit doesn't happen to people where I'm from," Fetty Wap says of
his rapid ascent. "A lot of people don't get the opportunity, so
I'ma be a superstar until my star don't burn no more."

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