Larray is a content creator, musician, YouTube sensation, and one of fastest-growing multi-hyphenate creatives. With his signature style and charisma, he has captured audiences worldwide and built a loyal following of fans and nearly 40M followers on social media. Larray has truly made his mark in every industry including food, music, TV, film, and fashion, while also continuing to use his voice in support of the LGBTQ+ community. 
  
Coming soon,  Larray  will launch his very own restaurant brand called “Larray’s Loaded Mac,” which will be available for delivery in most metropolitan cities across the country. With a twist on his favorite food, “Larray's Loaded Mac” takes a traditional dish to a whole new level. It was even co-signed by his grandmother, who worked alongside him on the menu and tasting notes. This will be available on all delivery apps in most major metropolitan cities across the country, with additional locations being added regularly.  
  
In line with his entrepreneurial spirit, Larray recently unveiled his successful merchandise line called "Girlies,” which includes a variety of different merch options in bright pastel colors, etc. The latest drop completely sold out immediately. Fashion is something he’s truly passionate about and loves to break the norm as you can see in his IG, which was recognized by high-end designers. This led to him attending shows at Paris Fashion Week.  
  
This past June, Larray  partnered with Grammy-nominated recording artist Kehlani to host Facebook Watch Pride Month Special which featured Demi Lovato among others. Larray also made an impressive debut into the music industry with his three singles – “Cancelled,” “The Race (remix)", and “Thanos” – that have amassed 138M+ total video views to date. “Cancelled” also amassed 21M+ views in just a few days and cracked the Billboard Hot 100, marking Larray’s official debut on the chart. His music seamlessly blends rap, pop, and comedy, and underscores why he is a promising and versatile artist to watch. 
  
If that wasn’t enough, Larray will be seen in both Hulu and Netflix projects and on the big screen next year. Larray is currently in development on a comedic feature with Songbird producer Invisible Narratives. Larray is set to play a fictionalized version of himself. When he accidentally time-travels back to 1992, he goes from being recognized on every street corner in Los Angeles to a time before the world ever heard of a smart phone. Without his social apps and online clout, he must discover his “analogue instincts” to survive the ‘90s and return back to 2021.

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