Name: 3311 by NflTrippp
Duration: 3 min 29 s
Description: NFL Trippp shares his own freestyle rendition to Joyner Lucas' single, "Broke & Stupid."

Hang Ten

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Hang Ten

Bae Ft. Mac Turner

KayCyy Pluto back with a fresh new single , check it out now available everywhere!

Goin' Up (Prod. SK808)

Today I turn 23 
this song reflects on periods of my life 
from a shorty to now & honestly now 
in my life I have no fear , I respect the most 
who guides me .  i'm devising the plan  
I want to win & in due time I will 
i'm embracing where i'm from and I believe I can make it far 
from here and show others that it is possible to do so .

F.O.G. (23) Prod By PK

DB Tha Rasta sticks to his midwest roots and collabs with Detroit's own Producer  "Ruel Stop Playing" to bring you this street banger Road Runna. 


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Road Runna

GMA Entertainment brings to you the 4th installment to their mixtape series "Welcome to the Bedroom" Enjoy...

No Rush Feat. Eddie White

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Strikeout (Ft. Huncho Nemoh)

Nun To Prove

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Almighty

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Almighty feat Dontaè [Prod by Dizzy]

NFL Trippp shares his own freestyle rendition to Joyner Lucas' single, "Broke & Stupid."

3311

Recording artist • Song Writer • Performer
Best known for his visionary lyricism and his natural ability to spit off effortless rhymes, rapper, NFL Trippp, continues to perfect his craft, as he aims to be more than just local hype – otherwise in his words, “I want to be the biggest artist in the world.”

The New Orleans bred emcee, spent the majority of his years growing up on Minneapolis', North Side – hence the reference, “Northside For Life.” 
No stranger to the streets, Trippp, developed a fast love for music, as he finally found a creative outlet for expressing his tough reality. 
Young Trippp starting jotting down witty punchlines at the early age of 11 – as a fellow Minneapolis native, close friend, and one of his early music inspirations, BdotCroc, encouraged him to put all his thoughts onto paper. 

In 2013, the young rapper started to take his writing and passion for music more seriously, and officially started to record his rhymes in the studio. He then released his first mixtape (under his previous stage name, Cash Da God) that same year titled, The Battle of The Bands, hosted by DJ Kam Bennett. 
Planning on releasing his first mixtape under his new alter ego ‘NFL Trippp’ in the near future, we can expect a lot of new fire releases from Trippp as we patiently wait for the new tape to drop.

Don't Sleep on NFL Trippp; he's on a nice wave and doesn't plan on slowing down anytime soon.

3311

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