Growing up in the rough streets of Southeast Atlanta, Trouble recognizes that you have to pay dues in order to get respect. This Duct Tape Entertainment representative has definitely worked his way up in the rap game and is now known as one of the realest gangsta rappers to come from the South thanks to his lyrical ability and harsh delivery. Alongside his labelmate and partner Alley Boy, the two have been taking over the radio and mixtape circuit with their abilities to speak directly from the streets. Never ones to shy away from controversy, the duo had a very public altercation with rapper Yung LA who sported a face tattoo of their label's logo.
Trouble started getting real recognition in the rap game after the release of his first solo mixtape, December 17th. The successful project spawned multiple singles and music videos and even led to the popular "Bussin' (Remix) featuring Yo Gotti, Waka Flocka and Trae Tha Truth. He just released his brand new mixtape, Green Light, hosted by Don Cannon which has already been viewed over 170,000 times on Live Mixtapes in just two days.
If you want proof that gangsta rap is still relevant in the A, make sure to check out Trouble performing this year at The A3C Festival!
