Vic Mensa

The founder from the SAVEMONEY collective who earned underground cred before he took it main, Chicago rapper and Roc Country artist Vic Mensa produced his debut in 2013 on Possibility the Rapper’s high-profile mixtape Acid Rap. Delivered Victor Kwesi Mensah, the rapper released some solo item while an associate from the hip-hop group Children These Days, such as the DIRECTLY EP this year 2010, nonetheless it wasn’t until their break up in 2013 that he regarded making a profession out of heading it by itself. He didn’t squander any moment either, as he produced the SAVEMONEY staff in 2013 and made an appearance on new member Possibility the Rapper’s Acidity Rap mixtape that same season, along with issuing his very own mixtape, Innanetape, a blending of what “Internet” and “mixtape.” Like Chance’s before, Mensa’s mixtape was both a crucial and download-counting achievement, so much so the indie rapper became a member of major-label performers J. Cole and Wale on the What Dreams WILL COME tour in 2014. That same season he topped XXL Magazine’s Freshman Course list and released the strike one “Down on My Good luck” on Virgin Information. He then made an appearance alongside Sia on Kanye West’s 2015 one “Wolves,” and Kanye came back the favour with an attribute on “U Mad,” Mensa’s initial one for his brand-new label, Roc Country.