1st release off Fat Pimp's #LongWayFromCampWisdom is this Space Age Pimpin remake by 8ball & MJG!!! He features texas artist Suav'e and ATL's Cherae Leri!!! Produced by Produce Maine

Long Way From Camp Wisdom

Space Age Pimpin

Space Age feat. Suav'e & Cherae Leri

903Texas

Supervised Release

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On E

When you hear Kaylong Steward, known to the streets as K Whop, perform, you may be tempted to classify his sound as trap or street, but the more you listen to his complex lyrics, laced through with multies and never failing to surprise the listener, you’ll realize there’s no way to classify his unique sound. 
Born on March 21, 1984 in the small north Texas town of Denison, he met a lifelong friend, now his manager, who gave him the nickname K Whop that he still uses as an artist. Even though he got involved in the drug game at a young age, the older homies encouraged him to complete his high school degree and graduate. Juggling increasing activity in the drug game and school, K Whop also started playing around with music and freestyling at the age of 13. By 14, K Whop wrote his first rap. He started recording himself over blank tapes and rapping with friends. 
In 2004, K Whop got access to a makeshift studio, and he and his friends spent countless hours writing and performing together. While he was too involved in the streets and his dreams of making millions as a dealer to take music as seriously as he could have, music was still a huge driving force through this period in his life. Unfortunately, this early prolific period as an artist was cut short in 2006 when his close friend and collaborator was sent to prison. He kept the music going for a few months before eventually getting lost in his own legal battles, resulting in his incarceration later that year. 
While serving his sentence for both state and federal drug offenses, he met Texas rap icon, Twisted Black. While he was incarcerated for nearly a decade before his release in October 2015, he was lucky enough to spend the time being mentored by Twisted Black. He feels this time working with Twisted gave him increased skill and confidence. K Whop knew when he was released he had to get serious about hip hop. Taking the valuable information from Twisted Black and his life lessons learned with him, K Whop has spent the years since his release writing and performing with his mentor’s words in his head, “You need to be dedicated to a constant grind that takes a lot of hard work and dedication to get close to what you want to be.” K Whop is doing just that.
While holding down a full time job and becoming a father for the first time in 2019, K Whop’s dedication to the rap game has not faltered. He has been lucky enough to be surrounded by talented, positive, and supportive people who encourage him to be successful. K Whop is here to stay, and with EPs and singles dropping regularly, he has proven that he’s still able to create the complex rhymes that tell his story. He is always dedicated to expanding his reach and changing his sound, so he’s worked with numerous producers, and K Whop looks forward to continuing to develop and grow as an artist putting out music that will make an impact.

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K Whop

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