The Criminal History of NLE Choppa

Описание: NLE Choppa had one of the quickest come ups in recent hip hop. The 16 year old rising rap star from Memphis, Tennessee first made a name for himself after his incredible feature in “No Chorus pt 3”, left fans wanting more and more. Shortly after, NLE Choppa finally gave fans what they wanted and dropped his now chart topping song “Shotta Flow” on YouTube. The song went absolutely viral and gained over 10 million views in the first month. “Shotta Flow” now has over 90 million views at the time of this recording and has become a certified platinum single as well. All that success had record labels lining up to sign NLE Choppa but Choppa ultimately turned them all down, including a $3 million dollar deal, to sign with an independent distribution company called “United Masters” which is owned by Steve Stoute. This deal allows NLE Choppa to keep his publishing and masters to all his songs, giving him a lot higher profit margins compared to most rappers. A very smart move by NLE Choppa. But enough about his sudden rise to fame, let's get to why you guys are all here. I’ve been seeing many many MANY requests in the comments section to do a criminal history video on NLE Choppa. I was kind of hesitant because I didn’t exactly know too much about Choppa but I want to give you guys what you asked for, so without further adieu, here is an exclusive inside look at the criminal history of NLE Choppa.


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The Criminal History of NLE Choppa
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