Montana of 300

A rapper who went from obscurity to dangling with Yeezy very quickly, Chicago emcee Montana of 300 spent 2015 adding his vocals for some bootleg remixes and ended the entire year dealing with Kanye Western world. Montana kicked his profession off in 2008 using the group 300, who had been named following the gladiator-themed film. The crew had been influenced with the South Chicago design of drill music and added themselves to a remix of Key Keef’s “CAN’T STAND,” but by 2014 these were split up and off to single professions. Montana’s kicked into high equipment in 2015 using the monitor “Surroundings Jordan” and bootleg remixes of monitors like “Light Iverson,” “Chiraq,” and “Snare Queen.” Kanye Western world known as the MC to his house to focus on some monitors, and Montana produced information when he submitted images of himself dangling with Russell Simmons and Rick Rubin at Yeezy’s house. As the major-label bidding battle got underway, Montana fell his street discharge record, Gunz n Roses, by the end of 2015. His public debut, Fireplace in the Cathedral, implemented in 2016 and highlighted Kevin Gates over the visitor list. A calendar year later, Montana released his sophomore work, Don’t Question the God.