Recording Artist of an increasingly popular subgenre of country music that incorporates rap lyrics and heavy beats. He released an album called Mud Dynasty. His song "Mud Digger," which he recorded at the age of 17, would become an anthem for him.
He was 9 years old when he became interested in rap and started writing his own songs at 11 before recording for the first time at 15. He first started making a name for himself while performing on Colt Ford's Declaration of Independence tour, after previously being employed as a construction worker.
He would become the Crown Prince of the Mud Diggers thanks to his favorite hobby being mud-bogging, or the practice of driving the vehicle of your choice into a mud-covered pit while spectators cheer.
He was born in Jacksonville, North Carolina and he grew up with a brother.
Mainstream country artists like Blake Shelton and Florida Georgia Line started to experiment with the country-rap combination.
