TRapper Vitto Banks is 94% Trap & 6% Rap
On the opposite side of the tracks from a Kid Cudi or even a Q-money, is Vitto Banks (@Vittobanks). 94% trap & 6% rapis his motto. I had the opportunity to speak with Mutt, one of Bank۪s artists, concerning the Free World gang philosophy of the rap game in The Land (Cleveland, OH). If an artist isn۪t down with one of the cliques, he or she may never get that break, it۪s that simple. Clearly unfazed by the current state of affairs, when it was Bank۪s turn to chime in on the conversation, he responded no comment, as he maintained the enigmatism in his disposition and eh attitude (with his .25 pistol within arm۪s reach). An Internet search on the tRapper yields intense visuals: bandos, baking soda in the pot on the stove, firearms, and as an added bonus, Banks makes it difficult to question the authenticity of his artistry. For instance, in his video Da Opps Banks gets a call from a baby g that his enemies are on the prowl. For the rest of the video, Banks, accompanied by more baby folks, waves pistols and black bandannas in the camera; they make pitchfork symbols with their fingers ( a common gesture amongst members of the Gangster Disciple Nation), and represent for Boss Gang Association, Bank۪s label. The grind and the hustle of being an independent artist is not new to the BGA boss. In fact, he۪s dabbled in just about everything from battle rap to wax. He۪s even rubbed shoulders with Doe boy (@doeboyfbg) signee Killa Cedd (@killaceddkane), who۪s currently completing a jail sentence. While reviewing some new content with Bank۪s he mentioned that he۪s in the process of putting together new concepts and ideas; focusing more on singles and visuals as opposed to the typical mixtape run of so many rappers today. His two latest videos Run Up On Me, and Front U A Pack are definitely worth checking out. Link below. https://youtu.be/iXKTG7RNmr8