I’ve been recording since I was 16 years old, but been rapping since I was 11 years old. Like they say, “Practice makes perfect” after you do a couple hundred songs you’re going to find your style.īut you’re a fairly new artist, right? How long have you been rapping? Your delivery and tone is very impressive, how long did it take you to balance that out? I can’t tell anybody that it wasn’t my name, “Stop calling me that!” You gotta take that and run with it. The “Don” came from battle raps, and from there they kept calling me that. It just so happens that it has a ring to it, so I kept it. I didn’t even name myself, the fans named me. “Don Trip” that’s a unique alias my dude, how’d you come up with that name? I get messages from all kinds of people, even older people. I get it from the women who’s fathers have left. I get love from the fans that did not grow up without a father.
It’s shocking, but I get emails from men and women. I didn’t expect people to like the record, I was just venting and it just happened to work out. “Letter to My Son” is an honest record that’s getting some burn.Īre you surprised by how much attention it’s getting? With the help of some of the top producers and hitmakers from the South, like Cool & Dre, DJ Toomp, David Banner and more, and a no-nonsense approach to how he spits, Don Trip might just win. Trip promises to deliver a well-rounded Hip-Hop album, one that will not only put him on the map and further etch his hometown into Rap history hounds’ minds, but one that will also bring back what’s lacking in the game today-honesty. With Help Is On the Way, his upcoming debut album on Interscope to soon come, Memphis bred MC Don Trip confirms that he’s out for much more than just “venting” on wax.
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